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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-08
Charges of Graft and BlackmaiI
to Be Investigated.
FEDERATION OF LABOR
Seeks Indictment Of Employers
Association Leaders.
Charges Them With COnspiring
to Extend Strike.

Chicago, May s.-Today the +birtv-
first day of the teamsters, e+rilra
found both sides prepared for even
more intense struggles during the
week to cOme-the week in which
President Roosevelt is to visit Chtcago
The commission, composed of Prof
Graham Taylor, Turner K. Webster
and William c. Boydan, appointed nv
Mayor Dunno to investigate charges Of
graft and bIackmail of the union lead
ers and of efforts to incite trouble on
the part of the employers had made
detailed plans for bringing the in
quiry. The merchants have made
plans for more strenuous efforts to
bring the recaIcitrant team owners into
line, and the federation of labor has
resolved to seek the indictment of the
officials of the Employers association
for this effort, calling it conspiracy.
The strike commission which was to
begin work this after noon from all
appearances will have no holiday task
The union leaders declare they will
submit volumes of testimony bearing
on the charges that the employers
have fostered the war by aiming to ex-
tend the strike through a score OF
trades.
On the other hand the EMPLOYERS
are not enthusiastic over the project
seeing no good that is likely to come
out of it, though Chairman Taylor was
assured the merchants would do moth
ing to block the inquiry.
Two brothers, John and Richard F
Ruen, were fatally injured today in G
street fight with a cOlored man. Botf
of the men were stabbed in the abdo-
men. heir assailant whose identity
is not known, escaped The police be
lieve he is a stranger in Chicago anC
are working on the theory that ht
may be a strike breaker
Attempts were made by the en-
ployers today to resume business on &
scale as near as possible to that be-
fore the teamsters' strike. This was
especially the case at all the barns
used by the department stores.
Retaliate ON the Banks.
Little trouble was reported at any o
the employers headquarters. Unhk'
the time last week. few persons wer
about the stables. Even the Peabod,
Coal company, against which there ha
been a special fight sent out toda,
caravans of loaded coal wagons with
out mQlestaton.
Police and deputy sheriffs, however
continued to guard all or nearly al
vehicles driven by nonunion teamsters
The Chicago Federation of Labor a
it's regular meeting decided to with
draw labor union funds from tn
banks which subscribed to the $50,00i
fund to aid the employers, and to urg'
the individual members to do likewise
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-08
MRS. AIAYBRICK-s MOTHER.
Is in This Country to Testify in a Law
Suit.

Washington, May S.-The Baroness
Caroline Won Rouques, mother of Mrs.
Florence AIaybrick who is the plaintiff
in a suit against D. w. Armstrong. in
voIving large tracts of land in Virginia,
has arrived here from New York where
she landed yesterday from Havre. Mrs.
Maybrick did not accompany her, being
delayed in New York by a fractured
knee cap but it lis said win be here in a
few days when she and the baroness
will go to Richmond to give testimony
in the suit.
The hearing of evidence for the plain
tiff was transferred from this city to
Richmond because of questions raised
by her counsel as to the admissibility
of certain letters and which he claimed
imposed upon her an Unnecessary expen-
diture Of money.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-08
SET FOR OCT. 3.
Mrs. Chadwick's Case Before United
States Court of Appeals.

Cincinnati, May S.-The case of Mrs.
Chadwick was today set for hearing
by the United States court OF appeals
for. October 3.
Judge Lurton announced the decision
of the court to the effect that in view
of the statement offered Judge Wing
that he would be unable to prepare the
case properly in time for the June term
of court, and because considerable time
would be required on both sides after
the filing Of the transcript, the case
would go over until the fall term; but
that in the interests of speedy justice
this case would Drecede all others at
the October term of court. This will
bring it up for hearing on October 8.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-08
LIGHT RAIN IN TOPEKA.
Measured Only sixteen-Hundredths Of
an Inch.

Last nights showers brought Topeka
and vicinity, 16 hundredths of an inch
of rain. The other Kansas stations re-
porting showers are Concordia. .O6.
Dodge City trace, Mcpherson 10, Usage
City "a, Russell .12, Toronto .04, Wich-
tia trace.
The temperature today has been
warm and with the cloudy sky there
has been a tendency toward "muggy-
ness" The thunderstorm period seems
near at hand. The forecast for Kansas
sent out today is: Partly cloudy to-
night and Tuesday; unsettled Tues
day Today's corn and wheat region
bulletin says: The weather is general
" clear over Kansas and western Mis-
souri, this morning with higher temper
ature. Light showers occurred during
the night in Kansas" The maximum
and minimum temperatures for the "a
hours ending this morning at O'Clock
We're:
Baker 50. As; Concordia So As; Dodge
City 7S, 81; Fort Scott so, A; Macks-
Vile 50, so; Mcpherson 80, 81; Manhat-
tan so. a; Usage City IS. so; Russell
80, 48; Sedan rs, 56; Topeka Is, At; To-
rontO 80, so; Wichita So So.
The wind at noon was northeast
blowing eight miles an hour. The hour
ly temperatures recorded by the gov
ernment thermometer today We're:
Z o'clock. .....58 II o'clock. 69
o'clock. 81 u o'clock. 1901 70
8 o'clock. .63 o'clock. I'll
10 o'clock. .... SO 2 o'clock. 70
Wind northeast, ten miles an hour.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-08
TRUST PAPERS IN DANGER.
Fire Breaks Out in Building Where
They Are Stored.

New York, May s.-A fire on the ninth
floor of Commercial Trust company
office in Exchange place, Jersey City,
TO-DAY. endangered many valuable docu-
ments. In the safes of the corporation
trIst company on the floor below were
the charters and stock books of many
great corporations and trusts organized
in the state The oftice was badly wa
tar-sosiTed hut none of the valuable pa
pers was damaged
The chancery court rooms with many
decjeioTls on file were on the eighth floor
but were only slightly damaged
The fire was confined 70 store rooms
on the ninth floor, catSsing a loss or
only $1,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-08
expenses of the civil administration
viii be imposed.

expenses of the civil administration
VIII be imposed.
Japan's Impatience Is Growing.
Die Motono, the japanese minister
to France, went to the foreign office
yesterday where he had an extended
interview with Foreign Minister Del
casse. The nature of their CONVERSE
ton was not disclosed but it is under
stood DR.. MotOno referred to Japan's
increasing impatience regarding the al
legged breeches of neutrality.
The feeling prevails here that the
situation is gradually assuming much
tension. Reports are current that the
positive instructions of the French Of
fcials here receive perfunctory exc
cutiOn on the part of their subordinates
in IndO-China owing to the individual
sympathy existing between the civil
and naval French and Russian author
tiles.
Togo on the Watch.
Annoy, China, May S.-Vessels arriv-
ing here report having sighted Japa-
nese Warships between this port and
Hong Kong. Japanese ships appear
off Annoy at night and undoubtedly are
in communication through this place
with the Island of Formosa.
A Japanese line of scouts is reported
here to be around the south of For
mosa and another line of scouts is said
to reach into the Pacific from opposite
Tamsui in the northern part Of For
mosa.
A censorship is maintained ovel
cable messages from Formosa.
Russians Driven Back.
St. Petersburg, May 8.-General Line
witch telegraphing from the front un-
der yesterdays date, says the japanese
on May 4 drove back the Russian
mounted outposts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-08
HE WANTS THE BONDS.
One Buyer for the $50, 900 for Council
Grove Trolley Line.

The Topeka & Council Grove Railway
company already has one buyer for its
$4,000 terminal facility bonds which the
city voted last month A letter was re-
ceived this morning in the local office Of
the company from George NJ Brinkerhoff,
OF Springfield. No, who says that he
would like to assume the entire amount
The matter viii not be disposed of, how
ever, until Mission township votes g, eco
per mile as did the other townships
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-08
SCHEDULE OF RETURN TRIP.
How Mr.. Roosevelt viii Go Back to
Washington.

Washington.
The following is the schedule of the
presidential special train for the return
trip to Washington: Leave Glenwood
Springs over the Denver & Rio Grande
at 8 O'Clock in the morning, May s: ar
rive at Pueblo 1:45 D. m, leave 1;50;
arrive Colorado Springs 3:02, leave 3:O5
p. M; arrive Denver $50 p. m. Tues
day. May 9, over the Union Pacific;
leave Denver (A1Ountain time) a. m;
arrive North Platte, Neb, ? p. m; leave
Central time) 3:1O p. m; arrive Grand
Island 6:25 p. m, leave $50 p. m; ar
rive Fremont Neb., p. m; arrive
Omaha 1920 p. m, over Chicago &
Northwestern railroad. leave Omaha
1870 p. M; arrive Council Bluffs 1O:45
p. m. Wednesday, May 10. arrive Cedar
Rapids, Ia, 6 a. m; Clinton. Ia, a.
m; Sterling. Ill. S:55 a. m: Chicago
u noon; leave Chicago over Pennsylva-
mia lines at midnight Thursday, May
IL, arrive Pittsburg Central time) 2 p.
m; leave eastern time) 3:15 p. m.
Friday. May u. arrive Washington 8
a m
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-08
TO GO INTO DOCK.
Six of Uncle SANS BattIeships Need
Fixing Up.

Norfolk. Va, The United States bat
tleships Maine C1agship). Kearsarge,
Kentucky and Missouri, comprising the
first division of the Atlantic coast bat
tleship squadron in command of Rear
Admiral Evans and the battleships
Iowa and Illinois, which are in Hamp-
ton roads, will, with the exception of
the Iowa, all proceed north for dock
ing and slight repairs. The Maine will
be docked at New York June 20, Mis-
souri, at Boston June 21, Kearsarge at
New York June 81, Kentucky at New
York June 13, Illinois at Boston June
z. The Iowa will come to New York
for repairs, afterwards going to Boston
to be locked
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-08
BOWEN LANDS.
He Will Not Talk Until He Reports
at Washington.

New York. May S.-Herbert W.
Bowen, American minister to Venezu-
ella, arrived here today on the steam
ship Philadelphia.
He said he would say nothing on
Venezuelan affairs until he had re-
ported to Washington. He inquired
as to the present status of the LOOMS
charges but declined to discuss the
matter He said he probably would go
to Washington tomorrow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-08
Temperature in LARGE cities

Chicago, May s. 7 a. m.@Tempera-
lures: New York. Sos Boston, 54:
Philadelphia, 56; Washington, so: Chi
cago. 56; Minneapolis. -; Cincinnati.
So; st. Louis. 81.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-08
Weather Indications.

Chicago, May S=Kansas partly
cloudy tonight and Tuesday. becoming
unsettled Tuesday; southeasterly
Winds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-08
MADE 1T A HOLIDAY.
Three Hundredth Anniversary of Pub
lication of Don QuixOte.

Madrid. May 8.-The tercentenary of the
publication of Don Quixote' was OBJ
served today as a holiday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-08

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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-04-26
Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the Sewer Committee
until the Sth day OF May at II O'Clock
noon for the construction of a sewer
through blocks 81 and 80 Avery's Third
addition to the city of Corvallis accord,
ing to the plans and specifications now
on file III the Office OF police Judge. A
certified check on responsible bank
must accompany each bid.
P. Avery, Alex Rennie, Ed Buxton,
Sewer Committee.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-04-26

The S. P. is selling round trip
tickets between Corvallis and Port
land for S. good going Saturdays
or Sundays and returning Sunday
or Monday following, either on
East or West side, but good only
on afternoon train from Albany to
Portland on Saturdays if East side
is taken. Passengers to pay local
fare between Corvallis and Albany.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-04-26
Wanted

To contract for one to fye tons vsteh
seed, season 1905.
S. L. Kline.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-04-26

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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-04-26
Dry Fir Wood

AtS5.5o per cord. Orders solicited
for grub oak for summer delivery.
Frank Francisco,
Corvallis.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-04-26

Blocks fer chimueys at Whitney's.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-04-26

Saigon, April "a According to
the last news received here, the
Russian squadron was Is miles
from the coast. The vessels were
steering northward.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-02
LA MUERTA

sotrss obispo conduo h.bcones del piso baio.
Monenor C0urteheuse apirena tner mas de oncu entA
a6o alto basante delgado oios negros muy vivo
estsn rodssdos de IN cfrcuo viosceo
So pslsbra geto ereTgicos veces psrecen
volenos Adopts scudes sueven de mproviso
amabe sonrisa Tene los cases psteades votigan
locos mechons sobrs frexts decadas dc obpo
Cuando trsnquza mponen de revesse
de dignidad seedot En- hombre apasonado
eeoso de % ministerio, pero sincere franco.
Cuando estuvmCs entados invite hsbar Qeato.
-Rscurro V. l. csmo recurso suprems.-Le die
E,te psso ho de desesperacSn; parece primers
visits que nads fsm de seHois Courteheuse hA de
impaeabe que para las falss que rsprochsn.
Soy incredible v l. ap6to Sin embargo las veces.
los santos " los ndulgsncis uzgsn
Ios oupAbes ys soy culpable, txravisdo. Sc
Hisgs Ia de IL s6orta Aiets porque ccmparto f.
que 10 de- lPero mon.edor La inereduldad no
crinen % desgeis Oh Sc 10 que suele decrse. Un
hombre mega Dos suando conducts hacs desear
sxiss Sc hice M cuplbs respensbe certo nodo de
nersdudd Por mi psrte monseHor he nerrogado mi
modeo de rude etoy certo de mi sesmo basa
ning6n ntere personal al contraro puedo desr
que Ell da exngui6 mi e perdi IL
Dios derrams las kgrinis amsrgss de mi vida No
de las apaelcia esprtu tan superficial como sree
Ne de de ouyo corsz6n depareee Do sin der
gran vacfs Sc puede SER cr6ao " hombre de sport ds u
de costumbres mundans tener hor de reaex6n de
giniento hers no 20 slene Ell msear
angusoso de xencia sin base moral ain prncipio sin
obeyo ala de Ia terrsl T. h.cer monsehor V.
contest,H bondad Ia compas6n que leo en- su oos
sConess ued obecones contra 10 religion trtar6 de de
0hjesones aman leg6 Son nnumerabe como las estre
s del Nos egan de todas paei de los cuaro puAtos
csdnss alas del nso desn nootroa cuando psan
line ruinas tinisbas Eo 10 me hA pasado MI
mo tntos otroI invountao cOmo irreparsbe
III cree ued, cabaro, que 20 repreento una eomedla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-02
B1BL1OTBCA DE .LA DEMOCRACIA,
mi catsdai Me pegun6 bruscamente, mientras di
riga ana furosa mirada.


en- mi catsdri Me pregunt6 bruscamen mentras me d..
rigfa ana furosa mirada.
II Monsefsr l.....
mo-. Es que al ore parece que hsmos legado una
sonsmepts tengo preens6n de nj 10 ri otro
,Tendre necesidad de fsndeme sobre punto Ne
sesarE decr que no hs vendo aSuf offender "
Sin duda.. ain duda Aimto 20 sin grades reser.
vas n6ss ued ben siempTe msnos response.
bic del medic que vve de las correntes que
fn admito Que nsted vcma de Ia ncdadad del go
compesmente nocsnte ecepcmo de atesm puesto
que rehuye 10 pAab setto, que union
de fervoro mi sobna hombre
ad sera daorden moral cnssecaenca puderan esu
destrosi Cree ustsd que debe psrisns de
conssnr emsnts deserdn presdr Ia un6n de dos amas
quenes 10 nmsnsdad de los cieoi Cree used saba
Hero, que sea ese mi deberl Rssp6ndame usted
FL preado al hscsrme esta pregunta fla adisnsmenta
sus ojos en- los MOS.
Monse6or respondf dsspu6s de IN momento de psno.o
smbsrazo v tlmbSu meor sue 20, a sstado del
mundo do nuestra pStrA los actuaes empos; be que
desgrscsdamene sxcepc6a hoy os hombres Do
verdadera e escasendo consentsms cue 10
revee todo mi penssmiento. 81 debo aurr nconolabe
amsrgura de renunciar que so iests " seguro de no
entregar msnsna de 10 se6orta Aeta hombre que
ago que ese(pteo ateoi
u Fl que, caballsro7
I'm hip6crita, monie6or. Ii sshorts de Cou.hsusess
baants hernosa sobado ric, para ambcions
pudiarsH escrupulos mia Rsspecto m
sabe que esc6ptico ignnrs tsmpoco,
ranfs
-lUn hombre de homer -. lUn homh-s de henorl-Ha
murmursdo ell obspo quien dudaDos mio, s 10 cres
NO, v. l. no esk seguro, 10 Psrmitsme meH-
lEor recordars que hubse sdo lea ssG hoy e
prometido de 10 sehorita Aetl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-02
N0TJCJAs DEL DJA

| Ell sargento Recio pas6 ell s'guien'
to telsgrana de San German:
San G erm IN, lq.-Hoy en- la famt'
lia de don Jose Suris ocurrieron tres
casos sospechosos de envenenamiepto
por conner quesos frescos. Los intoxi'
cados fleron asistidos pnr ell doctor
Quif6nes. Sc encuentran fuera de Pc
ligro.
Sc ha visto Ell juicio en- la Corte
munici pal contra Frar cisco Bslmonte,
trabs jador de Ia fabrica sLa Colec-
tiva.S
Sc acusa q Belmonte de sgresi6n
contra Tomas Moreno, en- momsntoa
que entraba en- dicha fibrica.
Ell motive del hecho foe una dis
puta sobre la huelga.
FL juez del Vale conden6 q Bel.
monte tres meses de csrcel.
I'm Utuado fueron detenidos Ju'
lio y Jorge Sanchez, ocopand sele una
yegua hurtada Vicente Andujar
-Esta mafiana Sc vic en- la Corte
municipal el juicio por libelo contra
Antonio Rigo Ssgrera.
Sc acusa 4 Rigo Sagrera de haber
publicado un suello por tres veces en-
ell <Heraldo Espaf1ols con ell rubro
<Honor un inspector de Sandads
en- ell cual Sc dfamaba la panaderi a
de don Juan PUG Marquee.
Ell cabo de la policfa insular
del puesto de Fajardo don L9is E.
Luccas ha depositado en- esta redac-
ci6n una pequefa cartera que encon-
tr6 en- la calle, conteniendo varios OBJ.
ietos y 80 centavos.
A la persona que acredite ser su
dleio, le sera ent.egada dicha car
terra.
-Ha sido ascendido a cabo de Ia
policia el guardia Rafael Negroni.
En- Ponce fueron de!enidos aver
Oscar y Enrique Reyes, por hurto dc
cinco sacos de azucsr Tambien fue
fue sorprendida nna jugada, detenien-
dose q cinco individuos,
Ell ,ez del Vale, sarmando el
hecho como constisu.ivo dc delito por
los artfculos 243 y 244 del C6dgo pc
nal, conden6 81 st1or R'go & 100 do
liars de multa.
Sc apel6 dc la sentencla al to 10
Corte de Distrito.
Ell secretario de la o6c'na de
Educaci6n don Alberto F Martinez
sali6 esta tarde hscia Manati, en- ssun
tos del Departamento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-02

k@nAsnausth q Ia pdGina ~
San Germsn. presentaron escritos don
Julio Vicentf, don Antonio O'neil y
don Adrisno Gonzalez.
En- Ia de Cayey & Arroyo presen-
tsron proposiciones don Jesds Ma Or
tfz, don Rogue Paniagua y don Fran
cisco FernAndeE.
En- Ia de Caguas & Humacao sc
presentaron los ssfiores don Angel
Moreno, don Rogue Paniagua dor
Antolino Lorenzo.
De Ponce & Arecibo se presenta
ron los seflores don E. Critic y dor
Federico Guarbe.
De Rio-Piedras Fsiardo presentt
una proposition don Rogue Paniagus'
De Aguadills q Lares, los sefiorei
don Antonio Pavit, don Pedro Viera
don Rogue Paniagua.
De dichas proposiciones fueron
aceptadss por el departamento hasta
la fecha las de los sefiores don Jose
Cuesta, don Alexandra Lopez, don E.
Critic, don Antonio Pavfa, don Pedro
vieira, don JESUS ma Ortiz, don Fede-
rico Juarbe y don Rogue Panisgua.
Ell Dspurativo Ruso Mskharoff,
touinca los 6rgsnos digestivos, con
forta el si.tema nervioso y el muscu
lar, llsvando la salud q todo el orga
n'smo.
-Por imposibilidad ffsica fueron
ssparados del cuerpo de policfs insn
lar l,. sen ores Mnnusl Aponts, F su-
cisco Qairones, Federico Costa, Ts]es
ioro Bocansgrs y Julio Castillo Po-
males.
-El gobernado Winthrop, que SO
sncuentra en- Aibonito, regresara en-
la noche del lunes.
-A,gunos propietarios de Sartur-
O han dirigido I'M escrito & la ofcina
loell do esnidad ,sobre los malos olo-
res que deapide un dep6sito de aguss
sstancadas que - encuentra detras de
ia uropieia del senior Lopez Ian
dr6n.
Esta tards salie ron para dicho 81
ito 81 oficial de Sanidad y el ingeniero
Dc obras pdblicas mun'cipales
Ell Depurativo Ruso Mskharoff
cura positivsmente las afecciones del
higado, erupciones, manchss ca la Ca
rs, pscas, csspa, 10 tina, grietas en-
los pies y manos y tode clsse de ma
nifestaci herpeticas.