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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25

Niiba mafa. Sis bon ben
S.absrifdnbigen Der @bieagoer Unit
perFtdt anssfsnts AnaIpfe bat ergeben,
bab Srau @eorg Wnper an MrienitDer=
giftung bsritorben iit. Sas @ift wuros
in benz Maqsn Der unter 10 mpiferi6-
fen umlfdnosn bsri6ieosnen Jrau gs-
funben. Coroner Solsenoorff bat biz
iebt nod ieinen Wabriprud In oieiem
8ooesfaae abssgeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25
s.. Of g. SoSe tn Sraner.

Der Gra3taugss9 Otomotibfhbrer bsr
Big Sour @iienbabn- @sieuf9aft, 2inb-
fap gur6ett. Der Bel benz Giienbabn.
ungltids In Safapette get6otet muroe,
NOR elm Witalieb Der Center 2oge $40.
ZIG, &. Of q. bon Snoicnapolis. 0er
um's 2eben getommsne mobnte nit
ieiner Grau unb 3 9inbarn an 1414
Spann Mpe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25
Oppouirt meiterer Semperen3=
0eisBsebnus.
Senator MiIburn fpeift auf bic @efatrer
elmer 8eri9drfuns bes Ni9oiions
Seiebes bin.

Wdbrenb Der 9eitri9en Senatsfbuns
ergriff Senator Wilburn bas Wprt
uno bsleudisie In 9rpbsn 3agen bic
our 3sit bielbsiprO4ene Semperen3s
Grase. Sn Der fOl8enoen Debate
ipraa osr3eoner fi4 unOerbOblen geeen
irgenb rel9e Nenberun9en Der be-
itebsnben @eisbe. bic ben 8ertauf bon
@etrdnten re9uliren, aus. Sein tiefs
9ebenbes WerfdnbniB in bieier Grase.
iowie Elm geiunoes urtbeil, ootumens
tirte Der Senator in isinen @rwioerun=
gen an bic Semperenszapoifel, Die mir
bier i'm Mus3uge ipieoer9eben:
Serarti9e neue @eieBesOOrla9en fno
nidismh,bis unb iOnnen giidts @utes
bejwsden. Surd @eiebsebung lam
man 2eute ni6t 3u quite uno nthterne
Weniden MAIDEN. Sie Gntfernunq
elmer, S4antwirtbf9aft our4 erbobene
@e9ennorfeluneen beenbet ME uno
nimmsr ben 9ertauf bon altObOliiden
@etrdnfen in Dem Stabttheile, In bem
Der bstrsffenoe Saloon seidloien
puroe. Wie siftise piI3e i&ieben To-
fort oann bic iibelbetannten Blind
Tigers" anbs Speak Easys" etc.
berpor.
Ser gertauf bon SpirituOien III
our& bic @efeBsebun9 in unferem
staate als Elm gsisblid erlaubtes @e=
i6dft getenn3ei9net unb 2eute. bic
oieiem naageben, iollten anffdnbig bee
banoslt wsrbsn.
Gtir iebe S9antwirtbidaft. bic bnrd
geidmerben oosr @eiude bon Mbfi=
nenilern 9efdleHen miro, tritt iofor:
Elm Quart. Shop" obsr eine Spirituo.
ien.8rObwaarens6 s6anolang in's 2eben.
9ieie lebtersn @eiddfte brauten nod
osm Seisss teine 9i3ens beaablen uni
Der Staat oerliert an ieinem ginfom:
men 5auisnbs bon Dollars, troboem
Der 8erfauf bon Spirituoien rubiq
tueiter eriolst.
Die einsereidten 8Orlagsn iinb un.
: iersr 3eit boraus uno iomit ni9t ssit'
} semdB.
! Sie 6ifsntlide Stimmuns iit eeeer
: bisislben seridtst unb bhrfen besball
, ni4t angenommen merben.
uniere @eiebe fino fharf eenug
, Se itrenser @eiebe finb. befo bdufissr
: werosn oieielben betanntli9 tibertreten
I @iiroen bic neuen Borlasen aneenom
men, oann mlrben bierbur9 @siebes
e iibertretunsen bestinffigt merosn.
Sruntsnbeit wtirbs ebenfals mid
ab- ionoern sunsbmen. So1ten Men
ihen ibre aeiiiaen @etrdnte ni4t In
. Gleinbanbel eruerben t6nnen, bani
perf6affen fie oieielben iid in @roB
banolun9en. Sa fe 9s3tpunsen mer
: ben, oieielben in 9roBsn Nuantitdtel
3u faufen. tperoen fie seiifise @e
trdnfe itets in ibren Wobnuneen bor
rdtbig baben uno folsesemdb bsbsutenl
nebr trinfen.
J Die @inftibruns zines au frengel
5 @etrdntegeieses utirbe alles, mas al
: Ndbigteit uno @oblanfano In
J State erwOrben wuroe, serii6ren
. @dwinst bas penosl nod Der eine,
Settle ffart. oann tbut es basielbs
tpenn es 3urtidfommt, nod Der anbe
rem Seite. Wir mafen nit ben 2ell
ten re9nen uis Sisfino unb ni9t mi
He iein iollen.
Siinbe. 0erbre9en uns Srunfenbei
berri4ten lange, ebe @eiebe beifanben
uno bies wiro nOd in tauienb Sabre,
bon iebt Der Soil iein.
=. Janatiihe uno unmaBpolIe 8eieb
beeintrdHtigen bic peri6nli9sn Greibei
ten eines goltes uno i9aoen mebr al
fie naben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25
9maiama SemocraticsGl

Der nSnoiana Semoeratics@ Club"
beranifaltete 9effern Absnb in ieinsn
&dumlidteiten 81 gbren Der oemofra=
tif&en Wsit9lieoer Der iebt tagenben
2eeislatur einen &au9abenb. 6err
eugene &unpan, gorfbenoer bee
0aus-@omite's, be9rhBte bic 3ablreid
gri9ienenen.
Die Jiibrer Der bemofratif9en Wit.
alieosr bsioer 6duier Der eeiebgeben'
ben 26rperf9aft bielten Nnfpra9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25
Snbanappls, Snb, aRitwo6, s5anuar 1905
Nns btn Geridteu.


gertlep Smiib. Elm Garbiger, Der
am l6. DECEMBER feline 6rau erfdoB,
wuroe beute i'm @riminalgeridt gum
Yerb6r bOrseftibrt. Seine Srau, bic
setrennt bon ibm wobnte, peigerte ii4,
3u ibm 3urfdsutebren uno faltbliitig
i4ob Smith 8 S6ifis aus ieinem &e=
polber auf bic 6rau ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25
Mbonoale 0eiahts.

DiittnO6 pirb Die Wiuter @r0ff'
nung bon aponbale 6eiebts unter Der
@sf6dfisfhbruns bon SEQ. %. 9age=
born ftattfinoen. Gin sutes llnterbal=
tunss prosramm miro bic geiu&er er-
freuln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25
0lattsis forssrt Opfer.

Snfol9s oes @latteifes bor ihrem
6auis slitt seifern Nadmittas 5rau
W. 8. Stspenion 2O33 q. Merioian
Strabe aus uno 3og fi9 i&were gers
lsbunaen su. Sic trus u. u. einsn
eomplicirten Brun ibres linfen Mrmes
lowie bes Sanbgslenfes babon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25

GROCER YretS Wasfenbaa
9e9ebem bonn Snotamapolts
Sd)metserbnno TIT oct 0er=
mania Saae am 9onnerttag
4beno, 26 Sanuar 1905.
Gtntrttt 25c a Veriou.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25

BetteIIHI DUH IQW lDOqUIe, lDeIgerte IIW,
3u ibm 3urtdsutebren uno taltbliitig
i4ob Smith 8 S6hfe aus feinem &es
polber auf Die 6rau ab.
poliseigeri9t.
Weil er fi9 bic Whhe mahte, bic
@isarren in Sraugotts Salpon su triti=
firen. wuroe 6rant Sulb nit benz
6oienamen 2hgner bele9t, mOrauf er
oann iOfort nit 6 2ii9ner antuortete unb
einen etpas ffdrferen Namen auf fi1
auradseihleuoert bsfam.
5ulB 9ebraudt bann elm iebr lamb.
ldufiges WOrt. mel9es bic peibliden
Borfabren Der Srau9ott an9riff, uo=
rauf oann 2Ouis Srausott nit sinem
Spunobammsr ibm auf ben 2sib su
ridden beabhdtiQte. bur9 einen Spuda
napf in Sdnoen Sulb aber on isinem
Vorbabsn bebinoert tpuroe. Damn
erf9ien Widael 3raugott nit elmer
ungeIabensn Glinte auf benz 2risgs-
f4auplabe uno gleid oarauf bic poli=
ssi. Sie 0erbanbluneen I'm poli3ei-
@erihte lieferten cine reide Blhtben-
leie 9etpdblter Musoriife uno &eoemei=
fen, bic mir nidt i'm 2erieon borfan=
ben, fol9li9 ni9t wieoerseben. Weis
tere Nnsriffe uerben bOrldufig midi
ermariet. Eis 5raueoti's tpurbsn ent.
laHsn.
anueI Collins muro,
geifern i'm Yoliseigeri6te freigeipro1en,
ba 5rau Seanetts Sebrt ibn niGt als
ibren Nnsreifer iosntifi3irte. collins
muroe felt feiner 8erbaftuns unte'
Idmsrsr 8hrgidaft gebalten. gr BE-
bauptet uui9ulois 81 iein.
| o Weber Sobn Beatti,
nod Waladi @ormanp als bic beioer
4nsreifer BEG S9neioermeiifer Mug
ROisnbers ioentifi3irt tperoen tonnten
murben beibe i'm pOli3eieeri6te ent
Hafsn unb feine Nnflage gegen bi
Wdnner purbe erboben.
i Seine eigenen &e6te Der
fo4t Stiles SbompIon geiiern i'm 30
liaei9eridte. Sbompion, Der 19l!
0abeD Strabe tpobnt, III Der 8sfibe
zines Sunbes, Der ben NnlaB 3u oei
ieinem Befber bereiteten r1nannebm
lidteiten CAB. Sie ganae 9unaewel
Der Na9baridaft ffattet ndmlid ben
6unos 8bompion's gefu&e ab uno oa
@ebeul, @ebea unb @esldffe nabn
gum 9rOben 8erbrufe Der 9aabari9af
3eitmeiie fein @noe.
. Spdtsr tparf Sbompion af9e au
bic Strabe unb oann erbob isin Nad
|. bar Beidwerbe uesen ablabens bol
@ide auf 6ffentli9er @trabe. fomi
au9, neil ebsn Der Suno orauben ber
, umsslaufen mar. S6OmpiOn fiibrt
feline @ertbsioigung 10 gut, oab ibl
, &i9ter WbalIon entlisb.
! Ser proseb bes unter Anflage be
! llnter!dlaeung bsrbafteten 6arrp &
. @eit uuroe auf 5amifag perI9oben
: Weit ifi bsf6uloiet, ieiner 5rau $50
, beruntreut 3u baben uno iein Inwal
madts es CUR Grase, oh elm Mann i
: iol9em 6aqs idulois befunoen weroe1
tann. Spe,ialridler Re9an, benz be
Gull aur gniideiouns bOrlieet, mir
iib in Der 3miiden3eit mebr nit ber
> Gaae bei9dfti9en.
Sugenbgsri9t.
6arrp Sarper, Der cine 2aterne d
elmer @eide 3erbrah, murbe i'm Su
c.vAc.s:xX. LSs ,uy%1 Sou0oo os,i
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25
9ie arunprinseiiin pun aorea.

rnldneit purbe bas 8olf bon &orea
nit bem SObe ieiner aronprinSeiiin BE-
fannt eena9t. Sieie mar "a Sabre
alt unb bate felt ldnserer 3eit setrdrs
felt. Der Sob zines Wlitaliebes beg
faiferIi9en 9aufes tit fur bic &oreaner
feline einfa9e Sa9e, benn bic boben
8egrdbnibtoiten unb bic lang an
bauernbe Srauer fdneiben tief in ale
@erbdltnifIe binein. Wie fir bic &ai=
fertn>Mutter mub jebt fir Die @ntelin
Elm sanses Sabr setrauert tperben. Das
erpbe StaatsbegrGbniB tpirb noh
altem 6erfommen brei Monate na9
benz @bleben Der prinseiiin abeebaIten.
Sir bic Seisr bepiligte bic tOreanifde
&esierung $5O0,OOO. Cine f9tpieriss
ssrage lit bur9 ben Sob Der 8ronprins
aefiin fir bic &preaner entftanben. Sc
mar INNER bic pfli9t elmer prin5efiin
bon @ebliit, bic Spfer am @rabe Der
berforbenen &aiferin barSubrinsen.
SeBt ift Der 9pf beripaift unb feline
ehte Yrin5efiin mebr ba. Cine dnbere
fir bas @olf iebr ipi9tige Qlnselessns
beit tit Die Wieberperbeiratbuns bes
&ronprinaen felbft. Oenn na9 forea>
nif9em @efeb barf tein Mdb4en IN
&orea eber beiratben, als feline faiferz
li9en prinaen neue ebelidbe 8anbe ge@
fniipft baben. geo9 undngenehmere
Solsen als fir bic beiratbsluitigen
MGb9en bate Der Sob Der &ronprins
5efIin fiir beren bier foreunif9e 2eibz
Grste. Sic tpurben ale bier eingefer>
fert, um Der @erbliaenen in's S4ats
fenrefh az fnfnetf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25

60 Die bette 5 Gent @igarre In
Der Stabt, Wu9o's .2OnqfelIow".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25
Ser Netlamcpel5.

Gin poriier pelabGnbler rerfiel
iiingit auf Die brillante Sbee, NIT Ollie
elmer Sbeoterbame feinem gefddfte
cine gufieben erregenbe &eflame gu
perfdaffen. gu bieiem 8ebuf panhte
er fi9 an bic @9aufpielerin Mabeleine
Cartier mil Der 8itte, eiriisen ieiner
HerafelIe als ipanbelnbe probirmamiel
au bienen. Oie &iinitlerin fOllte ii4
berpfli9ten, nur pelSe Der beiagten
syirma gu trasen unb iid barin photos
grapbiren au laKen. sic sins berauf
Elm, unb ibr Bib ipurbe nebit Der aots
tisen 9iiIIe an perf9iebenen Srten ausz
geiteut. Wie ertaunte fie ieboA. als
ibr pl0bli9 cine Rehnung BON 12.895
Grancs unb 33 gentimes fur bte ihr
gelieferten pelse auseftellt tpurbe! sic
fa9te nidt nrlr iiber BITE ipirflib fomt>
54en 33 gentimes, fonbern iiber bic
Sbee, ibr cine 2tquibation gu f6iden.
Ser gambler flagte. Oie SAauipie>
Ierin erflGrte por 9eribt, man babe
lift bic Maaren unter Der 8ebingung
gsseben, bob iie Der 5irma als lsbenbe
Meflame bienen folle, inbem tie bic
pel5e iiberau triise. 9lud ftebe untsr
ibren bon benz &aufnann ausgelteaten
8ilbern bic Bemerfune. baB er iih
gliidlia fhGbe, feline Mrtifel bon einsr
70 prahtpollen Grideinuns getrdgen
unb baburn enpfoblen 81 feben. Sds
+ Sribunal ipies ben 2ldser ab unb per<
urt1eilte i'm in bic Soften.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-25
Sugsnb bgsri DIT.

9arrp Sarper, Der cine 2aterne on
elmer @eiGe 3erbrah, purbe i'm Su-
genbgeri9ts bis gum Samffag eat=
lafen. mo- bann fein 5aa sur Ier'
baroIunq fommen uiro.
@bbie 8bomas, bes 8ummelns uno
bes l1mbertreibens bei6uloigt, tpuroe
NIT IS nsbft Soften befraft, Die er In
Der Grienblp Snn ab3uarbeiten berurs
tbeilt wurbe.
Clarence Sruitt, befduloi9t. auf ei-
nen fd In 6abrt befinbsnoen 3ug auf.
9efprungen su fein. muroe entlahen.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-07-27
Horse Notes.

Frank Yoakirn is going like the wind.
Seven new 2:10 PAGERS for 1905 to date.
Readville track is to be sprinkled with
oil again.
Tom Axworthy. 2oSS might do 2:O5 this
season.
Boralma, 2:07. has been mile in 2:17 this
season.
Ecstatic has been a half in 5sh seconds
at ReadviIIe.
Grace Bond. 2:ossz has worked several
miles in 2:10.
Sally Bush. 2:1sA, has been bred to Joe
The speed of Argonaut, 2:1Osl. is being
carefully nursed-
Dorcas. g. 2:11sz, went mile last week
in hoppleS in 200.
Effie Powers IS named in the 2:07 pace
for the Hamline meeting.
Alice Edgar has been mile in 2:13
last quarter in 81 seconds.
A full sister to Major c., 2:04, is in
foal to The Conqueror, 2:12A.
Harold H, 2:0sA, has gone wrong, been
fired and is out Of training.
The Broncho 2:O6az, on a half mile track
is a wonderful little mare.
Benyon has sent Nancy H, 2:077z, home
to her owner at Danville, KY.
Old Roam Wilkes. 2:04az, has placed the
Freeport, Me- track record at 2:1eN
The record for Maine bred nlly is 2:261k
by Suzette-a daughter of Nelson.
Jack Wilkes. 2:171z, has won five half
mile track races in the last four weeks.
Charlie T.. 2:141z, is a fast new trotter
for zombro, 2:11. son of Mckinney, 2:IIK.
Palm Leaf, 2:10N, was caught ringing
at Greensburg, Pa. last week as Prince
Edward.
Tom Keene. 2:o41z. will be used in the
1ree-for-alls on the half mile tracks of the
northwest.
Sister Collette, the sister of Charley
6err, recently worked IN z;l2A for Uncle
Bob Burdette, the NJ and M candidate.
recently worked the Crosse Pointe track
Detroit in 2:12.
Albert c., green trotter by Bellini. has
worked mile for John Dickerson, at
Readvil1e, in 2:15.
Michigan parties have purchased the
PAGER Obed, 2:161z, from the New England
trainer, Dick Lawrence.
March Wind, 2:24N owned by Edward
Heathnan Lima, O., has been bred to
John A. MeKerron, 2:041k
The Topeka state journal., 1905-07-27

Wichita, July 27.-"'Topeka's boys"
won game. The bill will have to be
charged up against Handsome Milton.
After pitching shut-out ball for five in
nings, he took the parachute route,
and never brushed his brogans against
the grassy sward of Association park
again until at the end of the seventh
inning. By that time the White Legs
had made six runs, enough to win the
game.
Wichita started off with it's usual
lead. This the Jobbers maintained un-
Gil the sixth: With man out, Lazotte
and Abbott both hit singles. Black
single scoring a brace of his team
mates and tying the score in a knot, 2
70 2.
nnish. Four runs, i've hits. and
home-run by Long Tom Hughes was
the result of this one round. The
fans passed around the hat for Tom
and handed him quite a respectable
'piece" of money for his work.
In the eighth and ninth innings the
SoE hit but could not make runs. In
the eighth the Jobbers pushed one
more man over the rubber by single
and double.
The ninth was showed a nice wind
up With a run in two men on bases,
two out, and Dan O'Leary at the bat
the fans began to yell for victory. But
Big Dan was another Casey. Three
times he leaned on the ozone and the
game was over.
The work of Hughes in the box was
great. He had the Jobbers on the run
all the time. Blackburn's work was
also a feature.
Some changes will probably take
place in the Topeka team. There is
some talk of Ferris joining to take
QuigIey's job. But Ferris will prob
ably go east. because the climate here
does not agree with him. He is a, law
yer by profession.
The scoFa.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-07-27
ON THE GRAND CIRCUIT.
Locanda Paced Fastest Heat of the
Year at Crosse Pointe.

Detroit, July 27.-Locanda won the
2:04 pace at Crosse Pointe, the feature
event of the third days programme of
the Detroit Driving clubs Blue Rib
bon meeting. In addition to winning
the race, Locanda paced the first mile
in 2:05, the fastest heat of the year,
and also passed the last quarter of the
second heat in :29A. There were
only three horses in the event, Lo-
canda, King Direct and Nathan
Strauss. In the opening pools Nathan
Strauss sold favorite, bringing $400,
with Locanda at $3.50 and King Direct
5000.
In the 2:12 trot Sadie Mac, the
favorite, won in impressive style. Maud
Keswick was favorite for the 2:18 pace
and won the race. Billie A. broke in
the second heat, threw Driver Wheat
from the sulky and ran away for a
mile and a half, but was placed tenth
by the judges. The track was in splen-
did condition and $500 people saw the
races.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-07-27
TOO WET FOR TENNIS.
Kansas City Tourney viii Be Played
in Convention Hall.

Kansas City, July 27.-The prelim-
mary matches in the Missouri valley
tennis tournament will be played in
Convention hall. The tournament
was to have been begun yesterday on
the Athletic club courts at the Driv-
ing club, but the hard rain of yesterday
made play on them impossible. Owing
to the fact that many out of town
players entered in the tournament
made arrangements to stay here only
a few days it is absolutely necessary
that the tournament be begun at once,
and appreciating this fact, the man
agement of the tourney showed their
enterprise by engaging the big hall. 1t
is hoped that it will be necessary to
play only the preliminary matches in
doors and just as soon as the Driving
club courts become dry enough to be
played on the tournament will be
moved to them.
Two courts have been marked off in
Convention hall on the cement floor
Players accustomed to very hard
courts will not suffer much disad-
vantage, but those who have been
playing on softer courts will have
much trouble at first. To the ma
jority of the contestants indoor tennis
will be very undesirable. but they all
realize there is no alternative. In the
east indoor tennis is played a great
deal in the winter, but it has never
been attempted in the west.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-07-27
LIST OF -iANsAs FAIRS

Following is a list OF fairs to be held in
Kansas in 1905. their dates, locations and
secretaries, as reported to the state board
of agriculture and compiled by Secretary
g, D. Coburn:
12-15
Barton County Fair Association-w. p
Feder. secretary, Great BEND. August
20 to September !.
The Hiawatha Fair Association Drawn
watha. September 5-s.
Butler County Fair Associati tion-H. M
Balch. secretary, Ell Dorado. October
Hewins Park and Fair Association tChau-
tauqua countyl-W- NJ Jones. secretary
Clay County Fair AssocIat!on-WaIter
Puckeys secretary. Clay Center. octo-
Cloud County Fair Association--w. G.
Reid, secretary, Concoroia. October 3-6.
Corey County Agricultural Far Associa-
Eastern CowIey Comfy Fair Association
feHT retary. Burden. september as-2s. e' 9
Cowley County Agricultural and Live
fsps stps ,nisi9 AsSoestiG3W October i Wilson
Crawford County Agricultural Fair Asso-
ciation.-Frank Mckay. secretary. Pitts
Elk County Agricultural Fair Association
e. B. Place. secretary. Grenola. Sep
Firney County Agricultural society-A. H.
Warner. secretary, Garden City.
Ford County Agricultural Society-Nic
Franklin rank 4 County. Agricultural Society
Carey NJ. Porter, Secretary, Otta wa.
September So
Greenwood County Fair Association--C.
II. Weiser, secretary. Eureka. August
Anthony Fair Association (EIarper county,
w. W. Bird. secretary. Anthony. Au-
HgaTyey gye County Agricultural Society,". II.
AxteI. secretary, Newton. September 2s-
r5o1ton Street Fair and Carnival, Aug. 80.
81, Sept. i and 2. W. 7. Beck. secretary,
JefTersor le110,r. County Agricultural and Me-
chanical Association-Georg A. Patter-
son. secretary, Oskaloosa. September
Jewell County Agricultural Fair Associa-
tion-Henry R. Honey, secretary. Man
| kato. September So,
Linn County Fair Association-O. E. Ha-
ley, secretary, Mound City. September
Marshall County Fair Assocfation-E. L
Miller. secretary, Marysville. Septem-
MePherson County Agricultural Fair AS
sociation--H. A. Rowland. secretary. Nc
| Pherson. September His
mann aaI Fair aHull lAlssociationNW II Bradbury,
secretary, Paola. September 25 -2s.
Mitchell County Agricultural Association
| p q. Chubbic. secretary, Beloit.
| Coffevville Fair and Park Association
Montgomery eonnty)-R- z. Kennedy.
MOTIFS County Exposition Company-M
r Amrine, secretary. Council Grove
| September 2e-2a.
Nemaha County Fair Association-w, H.
/ Fitzwater, secretary, Seneca August SO
Neosho County Fair Association-H
Lodge. secretary; Erie. September 26-Sa
ChanIte Fair and Improvement -Associa-
/ 3ffon (Neosho county)-A. E. Timpane,
| secretary. Chanute. August % to Sep.
| Nes1 County Agricultural Association-J
| S. Wagner, secretary, Ness City. Sep
/ tember 6-S
/ Merton County Agricultural Socfety-M F.
| Garrity, secretary, Norton. August % tc
September !.
| Usage County Fair Associatior-E. T.
/ Price, secretary, Burlingame. Septem.
/ Der So.
| Central Kansas Fair Association (Hene
/ Hutchinson. September 1873.
| Rice County Agricultural Fair and Lfvs
| stock Association. E. Porter, secre-
fary, Sterling. September 4-6.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-07-27
RAINS OVER KANSAS.
Were General and of Great Benefit to
Crops.

Leavenworth, Kas., July 27.-An
inch of rain fell here. It was of the
gentle, soaking kind, starting in the
early morning and lasting throughout
the day. 1t is timely for corn, which
is shooting into ears in this section of
the state. With another rain early
in August a big corn crop will be as
sured in this part of Kansas.
AT COUNCIL GROVE.
Morris county received two heavy
rains wednesday. The amount of
rainfall is variousIy estimated from
will mature with very little more
moisture. Kaffir corn and cane fields
are especially promising. The acre
age of corn in this county exceeds that
of any previous year. The prospect
now is for a record corn yield.
AT GARNETT.
A soaking rain began falling in this
section at noon. 1t had been dry for
two weeks and farmers were becom-
ing uneasy. This rain will insure the
early corn, which is in fine condition.
All wheat. oats and flax are threshed
or stacked.
AT SALINA.
Saline county was visited by good
rain Wednesday afternoon, the first in
three weeks. 1t was needed greatly,
as farmers had begun fearing for the
corn crop. More than an inch OF
water fell.
AT MARYSVILLE.
A beneficial rain fell in Marshall
county. It descended slowly and
every drop soaked into the ground
About an inch of rain fell, insurine
the corn crop.
AT READING.
More than two inches of rain fell
here Wednesday. It was accompanied
by lightning. This rain insures the
corn crop, which will be very large.
AT ABILENE.
A soaking rain fell over most of
the county yesterday afternoon and
last night. Upland corn needed it and
is in promising condition now.
AT LAWRENCE.
More than an inch of rain fell here
The corn needed it.
AT EMPORIA.
Heavy showers have fallen here
just in time to prevent the corn from
suffering. There had been no rair
for nearly a month, ana the ground
was beginning to get seriously dry.
AT FLORENCE.
Over an inch of rain fell here Wed
nesday afternoon, accompanied By
considerable wind and lightning
| This rain will make the early corr
and put the ground in fine shape fol
fall plowing.
AT GALENA.
| One of the heaviest rains of tn,
year fell at this place, doing consid
| cradle damage to the mining industry
The precipitation in one hour wa,
more than an inch. The rain wa
| general over this county.
AT PTTTSBURG.
| A heavy downpoir of rain Wednes
| day converted the streets of the re
/ union camp ground into torrents o
| muddy water, but the water drainet
away quickly after the rain ceased
Col. Dick Blue delivered the address
at the afternoon exercises. The camp
fire at night was addressed by Judg'
Fuller and by other speakers. TIL,
The Topeka state journal., 1905-07-27

glee club and the entertainers among
the veterans gave an impromptu pro-
gramme. A letter was received from
Col. Pat Coney, of Topeka, depart
ment commander of the Kansas G. A.
r., expressing regret that he was un-
able to be present.
AT WELLSVILLE.
A rain here came just when needed
to put the cornfields in good condition.
Wheat and small grain are better than
for several years. Some fields of hay
have been eaten up by the small green
grasshoppers, but there is no proba-
bility that the grasshoppers will do
any great amount of damage.
AT OLATHE.
More than an inch of rainfall in
this county insures the earlier corn,
which is in fine condition. Another
timely rain for the later corn, and
Johnson county will have the biggest
crop in her history. Wheat is yield
ing from 20 to 35 bushels; oats from
so to 70 bushels per acre. Some po-
tatoes near DeSoto are making 800
bushels to the acre. The hay crop
will also be good. But Little fax was
sown in this county. Jeff Keys, just
north of this city, says his flax win
make from Is to 20 bushels to the
acre. This will make by far the best
flax WELD ever known here.