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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21

$ q m b q, 20. San. gs III
bier Die Na9ri6t ein9elaufen, baB bei
Sampfer yBenealia" Der Samburg-
Mmerita= 9inie, wsl9er am z. Se3br.
bon garrp nad gatabia abfubr, an
Der 3tHte bon Maoa9ascar 9sT9eitsri
1T. Die Wanni6aft tonnts fid pabr=
ideinli6 retten, bas Sdif islbf If
DerlOren. @s sdblt 485 SUB in oel
2dnee, umfaBt 4010 &esiftertonnsn
uno it E1898 in @las9Otp erbaut
tpDroen.
@inpeib &abs.
SaffeIbort 20. San. De,
Oberbiirgermeifier Warr lebnte eins
@ebaltssrb6bung bon 5000 Mart nit
benz 8emerten ab, oaB er bole gsfrie.
higun9 fiir feline Sbdtieteit finae, bu
er iebe, baB bas ibm anpsrtraute Sc.
meinweien gltidli9 entpifle.
Wunberboftoren.
8erlin, 90. San. gu BEN
Gale oes @unoerooftors, Der in 8bii=
rin9en bel 3ir6sanoern fsin Weier
treibt, uirb bsute Elm Seitenttid 9e-
melbet.
Habe @rlangen bat f9 Elm einfadel
Bauer nit einem 8erm6sen bon sinissr
bunoerttaufsnb Marf our @uhe 9eiebt,
oas er bur9 feline ,@unbsrtursn" sr.
tuorben bot.
Ser betrefsnbe Bauer ftammt ars
benz oberfrdnfii9en Orte Wilersborf.
@r. ftie9 einige Male in Der @o9s I'M
.2amm" gu grlangen ab, einem tlei=
men, biel BON 2anofeuten beir9ter
8afbaus. ginsn Gag vuroinirte' e,
aud i'm p2reua" gu 5tirtb. Der Nn.
brang 81 benz 6silfhnflsr mar in BEL
ben Orten auberorbentIi9 srOb. Nas
S9i4ten Der 8eb6Iterun9 famsn 3u
ibm, ielbft 2eute aus 6o9idultreiien.
Samper hr 5 I b.
9ieI, 20. San. Ser grobe boil.
ldnbiide S9leppbampfer yguart- See"
1T bon @onful Sisoeri9ien an &ub.
Lamb ~uertauft uorben uno bsreits mad
2ibau abgeganaen. Or pirb wabr.
ideinli9 bas 3. ruffi9e patifie-8 s'
i9waber nod benz Often besleitsn.
China.
St6ffeI abgereiH #.
6 ban9bai, 20. SON. Sen
St6hel uno biele Der auf parole emit
laRensn ruffi&en Offi3isrs reiiten beut
nit benz Dampfer aufralian mad
Warieiass ab.
Shr1et.
2 form in W asebonien
2onft ntinopeL 20. San
Sn uebereinfimmuns nit benz 6fter
reidiid.ruifiden @eformplane fi'
Waaeoonien baben bic Botidafte'
Oeferrei9s uno &uBlanbs Der Yfort
einsn plan fur bic 6inanabermaltua!
Der 3 maseoOnii9en @iaaiets porse
iest. Serielbe trift geRimmunsel
iiber bic 2ontroae Der ginnabmen Uni
Mus9abeH our9 Ginanainfpsttoren uni
3ioilasenten unb bic ginfhbrune cine!
resuldren Ginansbuose:s in jeben
8iaaiett.
Sur Wa3ebonten.
2onbon n, 20. San. Das ,8al
fancomite" bat an ben prdibentel
&ooiepelt bas @riu9en seri9tet, bi
8emibungsn @roBbritanniels CUR Sin
fibrung tuirtiamerer &eformsu Il
Ma3ebonien 3u unterffiben.
Oeferrei@s llnsarn.
WeuwabIen IN unQarn.
@ien, 20. San. Die Neuwab
len fur bas un9arii&e Mbaeorbneten
baus fno iebt i'm @anse. Wis gu ct
uarten NOR, bat Die tiefeebenbe poli
tifde @dbrung i'm sa13en 2anbe 81
mebrfa9en bIntigen 3ufammenf6bel
geffbrt. gis babin paret 2 9obt
uno "a gerlebte 3u ber3ei9nen. Den
aussanse Der WabI fieht man liberal
nit b64fer epannuns entgegen. g.
bat ben Nnf4ein, als ob bic Obfruc
tion ni9t 10 gut abi9neiben tperbe
tpie he Dor einigen Do9en In prableri
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
Granfreih.
Strei9 6 T g.

paris, 20. San. Bon Caracas,
8ensauela, III aug gutter Nuele bic
Wa9ridt setummen, baB prdfoent
gafrO beabR9tist. auf bic @Orfenun=
gen Der Ser. Staten cine sablehnsnoe
Nntwurt su seben. Der prdfoent bat
fur IA Sage Caracas berlafen, oHen=
bar um elmer fOfortigsn anttport aus
benz @eee au geben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
lake ERIE & WESTERN R.R,

..Sabraeit Der 8ise...
Abfabrt Aufumf
EOIebo, Chicago uub s~Ribisau grpres-.t 7.15 t1o.ss
foIeoc, Detroit uub gbiraso Elm ......s12.2o s.aS
Ri3isaa gits, gtuneis II. safapstteepI- I 7.ao tlo.a5
tosIia + ansssnOmmsn eOnntaas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21


g I. petersburg, 20. San.
Sur9 Streifs tpuroen beute auBer BEE
'trieb sefebt bic Mlsranbrowsfp Wa.
f&tnentpsrfe nit 1000 Nann, bic
eteielib 9bornton 8dummoaipinne=
rel nit 800 Wann. ferner bic Staats-
9efinerie, Die Seller & Nedmann
DefiQerie. bic ruiii9 : ameritanii9e
@ummifabrif, bic 0edboH : Seifen.
merle, bic Neue Baummoafpinnerei, bic
Staats-S pieltartenfabrif, Die gar9us
nine papiermtblsr, bic Ntles-M ai9i.
nentusrfe uno 3ablrei9e fleinere unter=
nebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21

O'UIIe' w BeI1t IL
Sban9bai 20. San. Sen.
St6hel uno pieIe Der auf parOle ent-
lahenen rufff&en Offi3iere reiiten beute
nit benz Dampfer aufralian nod
Warieilss ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
Saweeen unb Worweger.
Diner.

Sto~d bplm, 20. San. Ser
@efanbte 8bomas uno feline Satin
gabet beute Nbeno su @bren oes neuen
engliiden 8eianbten Sir &ennel &obb
in ibrem DEM Elm Diner.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

Coice silk pure smooth and strong; always
1t the best silk sewing stitching knitting croceng
The color number spool AS Corce
than silk how foolish for especially
Coce Send stamps for embroidery booklet
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

will serve to curb monopOlies Of several
kinds. 1t will carry the newspaper into
every hamlet Formerly, the farmer was
satisfied with one paper a week; now he
must have one every day. If he be re-
mote from news centers, his paper IS a
dav old: but he never IS more than
twenty-four hours behind his fellow
citizen of the larger towns. He IS watch
ing the war in the Far East, the course of
legislation at Washington, the markets;
and he IS forming his own opinions.
With every issue, he has less use for the
professional commentator who formerly
assumed TO counsel and advise him. He
Is abreast of the times, and does his own
commenting. In another year, he will
be subscribing for two daily newspapers,
instead OF one. Rural delivery Is the
greatest step in popular education ever
taken in this country. II has come to
stay, in defiance Of its critics, who assert
that 1t is being exploited at the sacrifice
of efficiency in the cities. OF course, that
must not be, and need not be.
The registry system only has begun to
grow: but it already makes this Govern
ment the greatest express company IN
the world: It has an office at every cross
roads, and its rates are less than those
OF It's rivals.
It's monev-order system makes the
Post-Ofice Department the greatest bank
ing institution on the face of the earth. Its
notes are gilt-edged and never have gone
TO protest. The volume OF its busi-
ness is growing constantly. In the large
cities. the offices of this branch of the
service should be made more accessible,
to encourage a more general use OF money
orders, as well as registration. The I'M
preston IS too general among public ser
wants that the people cannot do without
the Government service. That talacy
has resulted in the upbuilding OF many
monopolies. The public must be treated
well bv the Government, if II goes into
commercial enterprise, success IN which
depends upon the favor of the people.
The trite maxim, Business IS business,
applies TO governmental administration,
as much as to the management OF de
partment store.
The foreign service can be improved by
bringing two clerks from London, who
have served in the general pOst-ottlce
there and understand the various dis
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
DaS G@tptnamen Der 2terste tn
Chine.

Die @erantportli9feit, bic bi.
MerSte in Ghina fir ibre Patienten
baben, pirb in ausee5ei9neter Weiis
bur9 folsenbe Inetoote 9arafteriiirt:
gtnen 9ineiif9en &rSt, Der einra
&ranfen su Sobe f@urtrte, lieB 6efen
Samilie in's 9efdngniB tperfen.
Ha9ts geluns es linn, gu enttommen,
unb er rettete ii6, einen Strom bur9%
f9tpimmenb, Dor ieinen @erfolgern.
gu 6aufe arselunst, funb er ieinen
Sp6n in ben 8ii6ern bertieft, I'm ii9
CUR Grstlt6en 2uufbdbn porsubereiten,
rWtein SObn," meinte er, nt6ue Die
8iider meg, bas Wi9tigite lit bor 4ls
lem, buB Su ihpimmen lernit."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
Grat war'i6, asa iaftii6 BoaS

8on einem bsiteren Quftritt in Ell.
mem Miin9ener Qutomuten : &ei.arz
rant pirO fulgenDes ersd6It: Die Ilts
tcmaten : Wirtbi6aften, mo man fir
biai9es @elD i'm 0anbumprebsn aQes
moeli9e GBz uno Srinf6are befommt,
iiben itets auf Die bieoere 2anbbepOls
ferung cine eigenartige 4~naisbungss
traft aus. 50 fonnte man zines
Sonntags elm 8duerlsin in elmer riols
den 9srenipirtbi9uft" beoba6ten, bas
pOr geipunDerung Iugen unb Sbren
aufrib. S6lieBli6 ma9te es Dor eli
mem @fi6peinsN utomaten 6alt. 3uz
fGaig mar fem 9las ba unb perWann,
Der fir Iein 9eben germ bon Der QueQe
gefoftet Bate, blidte bilfIeg umber, biz
elm SpaBOogel i'm oarduf al fmertiam
ma9te, baB er mad Grlegung beg lib
Ii4en 3ebnsrls nid blOB's Maul an
Die Defining b~ins'bdlt'n brGu9et".
Sas lieB iid Der Better pom 2anbe
ni9t stpeimal lagen. Der S9alf, Der
ben betBenHatb gegeben, bate itd aber
perre6net. Ser Bauer belt in ieiner
bo9fomii9en StelluRg nader itanb
unb i9ludte unb f6ludte, Bis Der
Nutomat bas beitimmte Nuantum beiz
ZEN @eins a~bseseben bate. Damn
fpanbte er ii9 bodrothen 9eii9ts
bantbar feinem 8erather 5u, tpiidte
fi9 bebagli9 ben Muno uno grinite
bsrgniist: r9uat mars lido, Serr
Tahbd, aba hoax, fafriih bodB!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08

Gitterbube Die duf benz
@rDnins'f6en @ut bef9dftisten &Osz
eenmGber fanben 5ptf9en benz &orn
cine bDlIig ur1fenntlife Mdnneslet6e.
Na9 ben pprgefunoenen Pdpieren 1T
Der Sobte % Sobre oft. Man fano
Bel ibm einen &epolper, Yapiere auf
ben Ndnen 2dnfenal aus Bern in Der
S6ipeis, einen guten In5ug uno go
Start in bddrem @elbe.
Wpbfenbed. Oas 9idbri9e
MGb6en 9r5npolbt, tpeldes BEL bent
bieiieen Sif6ler 8edsnmaiter 8iibe
bitten muBte, tparoe Bel ben Siiben auf
Der @eibe tobt aufgefunoen.
Soltngeu. Cine hartnddige
SelbitmDrberin lit bic Witttpe purber
1ierielbft. @pr einiger 3eit neriu9te
tie ii9 NIT einem f6drfen Bell ben
S9Gbel GIT fpalter. Die S9perpers
lebte fpurbe i'm &rdnfenbdrie ipfpeit
bereeftelt, buB lie o 8ur5em entlafs
fen 1perben fonnte. Damn periuhte lie
fia gu %erbGngen, nobel lie aber seitDrt
purbe. Die 5ruu iOl on Sdpermuth
leibeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
6E zCARDUI';::;:: :':;'

i'd bod Dor Elm BOAR Sagen Dem
NfGb6en Der 6ruu Yr0llmann eeiagt,
boB Srou MlanteI meiHer 6rau nit
Dem Stnee oa. Dem Selepbon, iaeen
mill, tie tOnnte ein3ieben. Nun fGlli
mir EN-" 10 butte Quguits i'm 2aufe
bes Nafmittdgs ohns lle6eritiir5ung
peiter, rbas Mdo6sn oerIprd9 mir ia
10 ie6r eifrig, lie nolIe es nidt peiter
idgen. Golte Die? = llno Die Srau
Prpllmann =? @ut lit lie ia, ober Die
6rau aan5Ieirat3 Fat iie man6mdI
gedrsert. ga, jsbt nun ni6ts merten
lailen = iifer lit iiGer."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08

-Mbsebfist. rMein Srdu>
lein, ssbr Mnblid bat MIDI berartig Bee
raufht 80" ,Od giebt es muir Elm
Mittel: 81. seben mad 9aufe unb
i6lafen ben @aufh aus."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
chcndcSChIncrzcn? I,

SnmHn hSn Nudsn bn9 s@msrYn ooab anM annsr tinm senH bdm. Gu@ bafrSdben
tit Der fbrdh1 nhbabradnbe oG5 sNnOe @6mw5 Ser bel manden 6raen 10 oft de geehGFenuuq
yer mmaHhbn YTWben lift b i inherent bon pmt gu Momh, @be sm g&beS Sac at Sn anbmer
bis fbf Der SOB ds GrsGtrnns miatmmenf n w0s 9s boeht bs? Gs hbmt m69i6rpie,
baB Su gehrmnttr fb pnradt um9hbr, urorbt or 9dnt bat in ToAe dWra wuEm S6pade
ir WuHefaem, mMe bw bumea idm ohfdbe sebe ub in skmms gu bmm @s bbmt bB.
Sic feline 3t oahnum mh1n ionban m Grddtruns mo Curb Rh cine aN&am nehmm, pbe nit Sc
wHet bon Mukn fir Sic lit uni Sic tht we Ts fn cine WMon bon aoa1n aadGdeu, afrmtn
Smuen fut bat nami6
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08

pSh lit an nicber5iebenSen
S6mer5en urn gurfan Der 9cbGr=
mntter, "fdreibt Jran Sua 8a1les
ppn Sbermupb, Scrn. yMeine
9efunbbeit mar febr aneegriffet
rnb ih fpnnte tannt ineine arbeit
rerriften. GarSni farir.e MIDI"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08

fret uno often in bouem Gertruuen uno tbetIen
sic ms nae Sbre Spnptome uno 9eloen nit.
Air ididen Sbnen freien Rat5 Tin eiHfa9em,
oeriieeeItem 9oubert), pie sic 5u furiren fuo.
Aoreiie: Babies SSOiforb Sept, Sbe CHATTANOOGA
Agebicine Co., Chattanooga, Senn.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-10-26

Lester Simpson Of Roswell. N. NJ. with
his wife's son Jerry. Jr. The ex-con-
yessman's last illness began at the
time Of his final campaign for con-
gress.
The funeral will be held in Wichita
Wednesday at Scottish Rites temple.
The body will lie in state from l until
o'clock Tuesday. II will be Scottish
Rite funeral entirely. The blue lodge
Of Medicine Lodge. Kan. will have
charge of services at the grave. Inter
ment will be in Maple Grove cemetery.
An autopsy over the body Of Mr.. Simp-
son was held Monday morning. Exam
nation confirmed what the doctors had
maintained, that the throuble was an
curism of the thoracic. or ascending
aorta. This means that there was an
enormous distension of the blood YES
sci leading from the heart.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-10-26
MANY KNOW THIs-Do YOU?

The following very interesting converse
ton between Mr.. White, banker, and Mr..
Walter Wellman, retired, two prominent
citizens of the town, was recently over
heard: -,
II never buy patent medicine" said Mr.;
White. when feel the need OF medical
assistance l call our physician; l don't pc
lieve in taking a lot OF stuff that 1 know notn.
ing about. 1 know, however, that greI
many do use it, and apparently with go"d
results, but am for getting doctor every
time" 49,.
"Your circumstances render this posi-
ble" replied Mr.. Wellman, but the maltr-
ity of people must consider the expense. My
experience is that some patent medicines
frequently cure when the doctor skill u
baffied. Take, for instance, an affiictioh;
say like constipation and stomach trouple.
Did you ever hear of your family physici9n
curing a case like that! II constipated, ne
gives you a physic; but physic cannot Gai :
a temporary relief and before long You need
more physic or pills. The doctor charges
YOU 81 every time you call on him and ynu
have to pay SOC to 75c to have his prescrip1;;
ton filed. Pretty soon you have the 'fiu
or Physic' habit and your doctor has
steady customer. You cannot read the acc
tors prescriptions. You know no more
about what he gives you than you DO ABOUT
fine ingredients of patent medicine. 70
reliable company will put lot OF money INTO
n natel.t medicine unless they are convinced
That II will do all that is claimed for ".
Usually it is the prescription OF some spechil;;
ist who has devoted his life to the STUDY u
a certain disease and has mastered 1t.
/ mention constipation and stomach
trouble because suffered from that affiie-
ton for years. 1t is the beginning of nearly
all disease. Once it gets grip on you, It =
serious, stubborn and hard to overcome l
never knew a case that was. cured by an
ordinary practicing physician, but DO know
of a number of bad cases that were PEI
manently cured by remedy called Mulls
Crane Tonic. / have used it in my family
with satisfactory results. 1t cured me, ana
/ know a great many more persons 1t has
cured. It costs 80 cents for a small or Sl.yn
for a large bottle / don't know exactly all
that is in it, but do know it cures constipa-
tion and stomach trouble. and that Is more
than nv family doctor could do for me.
/ was first Attracted to the remedy by the
company's offer to give the first bottle Tree
10 any one who would write to them giving
their druggists rame. am thankful for
the benefit It has given and advise every
sufferer from constipation TO write 70 the
Mull's Grape Tonic Co., lH 9Th Ave. Rock
Island. III. giving them their druggist adj
dress, 20 that they can procure bottle tres
Of expense"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-10-26
IRvING's ASHES AT REST.
Given burial In westminster Abbey.
Thus being Accorded Engiand's
Greatest Tribute 90 Her Dead.


London, Oct. 21.-5eside that other
great actor, Garrick and under the
shadow Of Shakespeare as the inter-
prefer of whose plays he won fame
the ashes Of Sir Henry Irving were
Friday given burial IN Westminster
Abbey, thus being accorded England's
greatest tribute to her dead. The SER
vices which were of an impressive
character were conducted In the pres
ence OF a congregation which included
many from the highest official life OF
England. eminent representatives OF
all walks OF life and all the repre-
sentatives OF that gallery to which IT.
wing was so invariably attentive who
could find standing room in the Abbey.
King Edward was represented by Gen.
eral Sir Dighton Probyn, keeper OF the
privy purse and the prince OF Wales
was represented by Lieut. Col. VIM
H. p. Darlington. comptroller OF the
princes household. while the cabinet
ministers and ambassadors attended In
person, Whitelaw Reid who is visiting
in Scotland coming TO London pur-
posel, u testify Americas regard for
the dead tragedian.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-10-26
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
RESTORED By
PE-RU.NA.

Mrs. Emma Fleissner, 1919 Sixth
Ave-, Seattle, WASH, Worthy Treas
urer Sons of Temperance, writes:
al suffered over two years with ir.
reguIarand painful periods. My health
was I'm q very precarious condition and
7 was anxious 10 find something to re-.
store my health and strength.
at was very glad to try Peruna and
delighted to find that 1t was doing me
good. continued to use it little over
three months and found my troubles
removed.
"I consider II q splendid medicine
and shall never be without II, taking
q dose occasionally when ! feel run.
down and tired"
Our files contain thousands of testi-
monials which DR.. Hartman has re-
ceived from grateful, happy women
who have been restored to health by
his remedy, Peruna.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-10-26
No Dividend Soon.

Topeka, Oct. PA dividend 20 the
depositors of the First National Bank
will not be paid until the matter Ct
preferences regarding some Of the
claims of the depositors, such rs the
county, the city and the states are ad-
iusted." This announcement was made
Friday by Receiver T. ]. Bradley.
ANY other action would bring re-
straining order from the courts. When
a dividend will be declared am unable
to state" he concluded.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-10-26

Old mining men and prospectors IN
this region did not need to be told by
DR.. Ami, of the geological survey, that
great diamond wealth lay hidden in
that part of Canada between the Great
Lakes and Hudson bay. In the Rainy
river district and in the auriferous
valley of the Seine many diamonds
have been obtained from Indians and
French. Canadians voyagers, who had
picked them up in their wandering
without any idea of their character
and value.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-10-26
JERRY SIMPSON Is DEAD.
Tho Ex-Congr~.smaa from Kansas
Passed AWAY at wtehita-nerrr-
sent~d the s~vcnth District.

Wichita. Kan. Oct. 2i.-Former
CONGRESSMAN Jerry Simpson died at
sos o'clock Monday morning at St
Francis hospital from aneurism OF the
aorta. Mr.. Simpson was conscious up
TO Ave minutes before death. The end
came without q struggle.
He had been lowering between life
and death for ten days. the end having
been looked for almost hourly during
that time. At the bedside were Mrs
Simpson. the only child OF the couple,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-10-26
ToGO'S WELCOME.
Japnn's Naval Hero Reports 20 the
Emperor His Return With His
Fleet From War.

Toxic, Oct. 23.-Sunday was made
memorable in the annals Of Japan by
the public entry of Admiral Togo who
came to report to the emperor the
return of his feet from the war.
The distinguished naval officer ar
rived at the Shimbashi station at 1890
a. m. He was met by Ministers OF
State. generals, admirals, members OF
the diplomatic corps and hundreds OF
officials and private citizens who ex-
tended him a warm welcome to the
capital. He was accompanied by his
staff, and Admirals Kataokaa, KAN
imura and Dewa together with their
respective STATS.
Admiral Togo, after his audience
with the emperor, returned to his ship.
In receiving Admiral Togo's report
the emperor warmly praised the SER
vice rendered by him, his officers and
men.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-10-26

A halt is to be called in the mar
rage procession in Nebraska, If the
Nebraska Homeopathic association
has its way, and all applicants for
marriage licenses, either man or wom-
an, must undergo a thorough physical
examination before they will be per-
mitted to wed. A bill to this effect
will be introduced into the next state
legislature, and the homeopaths OF the
state will use every effort to have 1t
passed. The homeopaths believe that
the spread of disease is due, more
than to any other cause, to diseased
persons who marry.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-10-26
No Action Against Bank OmcIaI..

Topeka, Kan, Oct. PAT a meet
ing Monday night the depositors of the
defunct First National Bank decided
that they would not bring criminal ac-
ton against any officer. director, stock
holder or creditor Of the bank at this
time. The cause Of the action was that
after a thorough search the deposit
tors committee failed to find any IT.
regularities of o criminal nature IN
connection with the conduct OF the
bank previous to the time its doors
were closed.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-10-26
Delay m ON InvestirntIon.

st. Louis, Oct. 19.-The further hear
ing of the quo warranto proceedings
instituted by Attorney General Hadlcy
against the Standard, Republic ard the
Maters-Pierce Oil companies has been
continued until November IA. Attorney
General Hadley stated he could not
proceed further in the inquiry into oil
company methods until the question
OF the production of books in court
was decided by the supreme court on
October 81.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-10-26

Uncle Sam" is preparing to 60 into
the lumber business. Secretary vii.
son will see to it that his interests are
protected. Congress will be asked to
organize on a permanent basis the for
est service which has taken charge OF
the numerous reservations that have
heretofore been controlled by the Sec
rotary Of the interior. Since the first
Of July the forest reservations have
passed to the department Of agricul-
fure
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-10-26

A project is under consideration in
Vienna for the construction of rail-
road system connecting European
cities with the Far East and rivaling
the great Siberian railway. BY this
new route Vienna would be brought
within eight days Of Picking and
Shanghai instead Of Is days by the
present Siberian route. The chief pro.
moter of the new scheme seems to be
one DR.. Spatzer, Of Vienna, who has as.
ISOLATED with him some prominent
capitalists and financiers.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-10-26
DID Not Fay Kn nran Legislators.

Chicago, Oct. 24.-Officials of the Ill
lnois Life Insurance company who have
heen called unon by the state insurance
department. to explain transaction
involving the alleged payment Of some
s65. OO0 expended IT. 1903 at time when
a measure was pending before the Kan
sas legislature providing for the taking
over of the Kansas mutual life insii-
rance company by the Tlinois concern,
say the entire affair will be cleared up
Wednesday. President James W. Ste
vens of the Illinois Life Monday said:
"Nut ore dollar of the money was paid
by the Illinois Life Insurance company
or any one in its interest for the pur-
pose of influencing legislation in
Kansas.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-10-26
To Mnndnmus Board OF Trade.

KANSAS City, Mo-, Oct 23.-Attorney
General Herbert S. Hadley filed in the
supreme court at Jefferson City Satur-
day a lnandamus suit against the Kan
sas City hoard Of trade to compel the
board to recognize the state grain
weighlraster inspectors. For some time
the board of trade has refused TO sub
nit to state weighing and inspection of
grain. having appointed officers Of Its
own Cor that purpose.