davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-01
w Warszawie Kodzi poWtarzaja sic
roZruchy.
NIRoPATKIN WYRZEKLSI NADZIEI IZWYCIEZTW.
Pos1oWie socyalstyczni Springfield odesiali bilety
WOlnej jazdy.

jest raniony W glove. 500 Japon-
czykow wzieto do niewoli. Gene
raj Grippenberg zaniechal zamia-
ru ponowienia ruchow zaczep-
nych. w kolach oficerskich ganis
Kuropatkina, re niewiadomo, z
jakiego powodu, wystapil zacze-
pnie w warunkach najmniej ko-
rzystnych ME rokujacych powo-
dzenia.
Toxic, 1go lutego. - Straty
Rosyan W dniach25do 2o stycznia
wynosza w ogole $4,000 ludzi, a
po stronie japohskiej 1000 ludzi.
Zajecie qrzez Japohczykow Hei-
kautais zmusi Rosyan do zmiany
calej linii frontu.
Wieden, 1go lutego. - Adwo-
kat DIR. Orlowsli Krakowa 20
sta1 wczoraj skazany ma 4 lata
pobytu w dornu karnym ma u
trate szlachectwa. Pod pozorem,
re sic zeni z milionerka, oszukal
adwokata Kastory ma sumo Co.,
600 koron, a dra Czernego ma
$4,000. Posei do niemieckiego
parlamentu ze Szlazka, Szmula,
straci{ ma Orlowsllim 5000 ko-
ron.
Paryz, 1go lutego. . os6b
przekazano sadowi pod zarzutem
brania udzia1u w zamachu dyna-
mitowym anarchistow ma policye
gwardye narodowa. Piet osob
uleglo .okaleczeniu skutkiem eks-
.plozyi. Poselstwo rosyjskie jest
,strzezone przez policye, ponie-
waz bonba, znaleziona w miesz-
kaniu ksiecia Trubeckiego, "a
wiera1a materye wybuchowa bar
dzo niebezpieczna.
Washington, 1go lutego. -
w senacie przyjeto bill, zabrania-
jacy kompaniom ekspresowym,
posredniczacym W handlu mie-
dzystanowym zagranicznym,
przyjmowania poselek, zawiera-
jacych ksiazki nieobyczajowe. w
izbie poslow przyjeto rezolucye
Fitzgerald, wzywajaca sekreta-
rza marynarki do wytl6maczenia,
dlaczego pancerze stalowe ma O.
kretach connecticut" i "Loui-
siana" ME So rownej dobroci. Od-
rzucono poprawki senatu do blu
o wydatkach ma armie, miedzy
innemi te pozycye, ktora doty-
czyla generasa Miles, ktory jako
dernokrata, ME jest osoba mile
widziana W Bialym Domu. Posel
Moon z Tennessee zarzucA par
tyi republikahskiej rozrzutnose.
Roztrwoniia ia partya setki mi
lion6w dolarow, naduzywajac po-
fozonego W niej zaufania ludu.
New York, 1go lutego. = Te-
raz dopiero doszio do wiadomo-
Sci publicznej, re W ostatnich
trzech niesiacach zbiegio z O.
kretow wojennych 500 maryna-
rzy, poniewaz ME chcieli brac u
dzialu W zapowiedzianych limo
wych manewrach. Z jednego o.
kretu zbiegso 100 ludzi. Ich miej-
sea trzeba byfo zastapie nowymi
rekrutarni, ME obeznanymi ze
sluzba dla tego ostatnie name
wry floty ME wypadly zanadto
swietnie.
Springfield, ILL.,, 1go lutego. -
Socyalistyczny konitet stanowy
odesla1 kompaniom kolejowym
wolne bilety jazdy dla 6 socyali-
stycznych posf6w, skutlziem cze-
go posiowie Ambrose i Olson 4
Chicago ME byli na posiedzeniu
wczoraiszem obecni. 6: Inni czterei
possowie wykupilia abiletys ja7dy "a
swoie; VI ysasne5 pieniaddzaes Poses !
Comerford dziw; sic, zes ssdzio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-01
KrOnika Miejscowa,
Kandydatura sedziego Dunno.

Kandydatura sedziego Dunno.
Alderman Thomas Carey i
Edward M. Lahiff, prezes i Sc
kretarz demokratycznego komite-
tu powiatowego centralnego, o.
swiadczyli wczoraj, ze niewatpl-
wa juA jest prawie nominacya
sedziego Dunno ma urzad burmi-
misrza miasta. Rownoczesnie o.
znajmili, ze byliby "a zamianos
waniem komitetu obywatelskie-
go do prowadzenia Rampant i
gotowi So, jesli chodzi o prowa-
dzenie kampanii, W obec takiego
komitetu stac ma uboczu. Rowno-
czesnie aid. Carey stanowczo "a
przeczyl pogloskom, jakoby re
sedzia Dunno ukiadas sic o po-
parcie przez sedziego jego kan
dydatury ma komisarza parkowe-
go dzielnicy poludniowej; ME
jest on kandydatem ma ten urzad
popiera zawsze Conrsda w.
Rohe ma ten urzad.
Co do swego stanowiska W O.
bee kwestyi wybor6w bprmi-
strza oswiadczyl alderman Ca
rey: "Jeszcze Harrison jest bur-
mistrzem miasta Chicago przy-
w6dzca partyi demokratycznej W
miescie powiecie. Pamiedzy MIN
a sedzia Dunno istnieja jeszcze
male roznice zdah, kt6re naleza-
Toby wyrownac, gdyz sedzia
Dunno jego przyjaciele powinni
liczyt sic z tenn, re zaden handy
dat ma tykiecie demokratyczym
ME moze bye obranym bez pomo-
cy Cartera H. Harrisona j jego
przyjaci6p. Co do prowadzenia
Rampant wyborczej, powiedzial
Carey: "Sadze, ze .,nalezaloby
wyznaczyt komitet z IL biznes-
man6w, - moze dobrzeby bylo,
by sam sedzia Dunno ich zamia-
howa2, do prowadzenia kam-
panii".
w podobny spos6b wyrazal
sic Edward M. Lahiff.
Miesiac Luty W Chicago.
z biura meteorologicznego O.
trzymalismy ciekawe wykazy
statystyczne, tyczace sic stanu
powietrza w miesiacu lutym W
Chicago, zestawione z ostatnich
lat "a. Prof. Cox zastrzega sic,
ze daty te ME upowazniaja do ro-
bienia zadnych proroctw CO do
tego, jakim miesiac luty bedzie
W roku biezacym. Podamy tu
kilka tych cyfr.
Przecietna temperature mie-
siaca lutego wynosila w tych Ia
tach 26 stopni. Najcieplejszym
by, luty W roku 1882: w6wczas
jego przecietna temperature wy
nosila SO stopni; najzimniejszym
byl W roku 1875. a wowczas Prze-
cietna jego temperature wynosila
IS stopni.
Najwyzsza temperature W Lu-
tym wynosiia 63 stopni; bylo to
10 lutego 1876; najnizsza tempe
ratura wynosiia - FL stopni nj
zej zera; byio5 to 9 lutego 1899.
Najwczesniejsza data pierw-
szego mrozu prawdziwego W je-
sieni byl 18 wrzesnia 1877. Pre-
cietna data pierwszego mrozu
by, IS pazdziernika. PREDICTING
date ostatniego prawdziwego
mrozu przedstawia 1S kwietnia;
najpozniejsza data ostatniego
mrozu ma wiosne byl 2o maja
1884.
w sprawie wybor6w.
Komisya wyborcza wczoraj
wydala drukowany kalendarz
wyborow wiosennych. Podaje on
daty nastepujace:
Ostatni dzien do wnoszenia
oNnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-01
Ma raeye.

Ma Facy9s
- Powiedz mi, dla czego. lie razy
spotkasz tego ziodzieja Fliegeutala. to
mu TAX sciskasz rekef
= Bo hedy trzy1nam 60 "a reke, to
wiem, 4e mi MIC 3 heszeni ME wycit
gniai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-01
!. Podsiuchane.

- Pahstwo dzieci ME maia? -
- Me. Mielismy jednego syna, kt6-
ry sic jakas. jar ten slmars TO ius
wiecej. ..s.3 6nsslstss1 s$-s5afzssf -
-, - Me iskas sie7.,sssza sgA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-01

| "lSSLOu SHi'
Osoby, ktore sic zaregestrowa-
ly, zostaiy zawezwane do sta
vienna sic W obec komisyi regi-
stracyjnej W dniu rewizyi, VIE
czorem 1S marca, ktorych ma
zwiska wykreslono, moga wniese
pisemna zaprzysiezona aplikacya
o regestrowanie do komisyi wy
borczej W dniach a1 i 22 marca
Cd godziny 9 rano do S wieczo-
rem.
Petycye do komisyi wyborczej
o wykreslenie nazwisk rege-
strow wnosit nalezy dnia 27 2S
marca.
Badanie petycyj o regestrowa-
ME lub wykreslanie przez komi-
sya wyborcza W dniach 2S, 29 j
80 marca.
Petycye do sadu powiatowego
w sprawie regestrowania wnosic
nalezy pred ro1prawami tegoz
dn. 81 marca. Rozprawy W sadzie
powiatowym W tel sprawie odbe-
d. sic w dniach 81 narca 1go
kwietnia.
Kandydaci ma urzedy, ktorzy
zycza sobie cofnac sic, winni zio-
zyc pisemna rezygnacya u klerka
miejskiego dnia ~ marca lub
wczesnieJ.
W,asciciele hotel6w i dom6w
goscinnych musza wniest swe
zaprzysiezone zeznania do komi-
syi wyborczej d. 6 lub 7 marca.
Dzieh wybor6w: 4 kwietnia Cd
s godziny rano do 4 wieczorem.
Frank "Paprycznih''.
Niejaki Frank Brandt, ktore-
mu prawdopodobnie klepki W
glowie ME funkcyonuja nalezy-
Gle, zostal wczoraj przez sedziego
policyjnego Mayera posiany do
domu roboczego.
Frank Brandt znajdowal szcze-
golna przyjemnost W tenn, azeby
przechodniom zasypywae oczy
papryka. Policya miaia poczatko-
wo podejrzenie, re czyni on to
W tym celu, azeby obrabowywac
swe ofiary, tymczasem okazalo
sic, re nigdy ME pr6bowaa tego
uczynie. Liczy on okolo 80 lat,
mieszkal w okolicy Larrabee str.
North ave. tam oddawal sic
szczegolnemu swojemu sporto-
wi. Jako oskarzyciele wystapili
wczoraj: John Behrens, pani
| Anna Antchlock policyant Gar
verson, ktorym oczy Brandt "a
sypal pieprzem czerwonym.
Brandt ME zaprzeczai, re to czy-
nil, ale ME powiedziai, jakiego
powodu.
Staruszek 90 letr1i ratuje staru-
szke.
]. A. Foote, 90 letni staruszek,
wczoraj wieczorem, W czasie po-
| zaru, q1tory wybuchl w dolnu
mieszkalnym pm. 522 Lake str,
wywlok, "a letnia pania Jane
Rause mieszkania, duszAca sic
W dynie, / sciagnawszy ia do po'
lowy schodow, sam upadl, tracae
przytomnos6. Straznik John
Ryan spostrzegl, W jakiem ME
bezpieczehstwie znajduja sic O.
bydwoje staruszkowie dwukro-
tnie probowa, przedostac sic do
Mich przez dym i p3omienie. w
kohcu udalo mu sic obydwoje
wywlec ma dw6r, ale sam wtedy
upadl zemdlony. Pania Jane
Rause zawiezion do szpitala po-
wiatowego: podobno ME ma ma
dz;ei utrzymania jej przy iyciu.
Pozar powstal W skutek zbytnie-
60 napalenia W piecu pani Rau-
Sc; zrzadzil on materyalna szko-
de ma $1oo.
Ch1opiec zabity przez w6z.
Wczoraj po poludniu 10 letni
Clarence Stahl, los Austin ave-,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-01
RUcH PARoWcoW.

Przybyiy:
New York: Ultonia z Tryestu, Sla-
vonia Neapolu. Kroonland z Antwer-
phi.
Glasgow: Pomeranian N. Y.
Liverpool: Montcalm st. Johns
Rotterdam: Amsterdam N. Y.
Antwerpia: Finland N. z. Neder-
land Filadelphii.
Odesziy:
New York: Prinz oskar do Neapo.
lu.
Liverpool: Saxonia do Bostunu.
Genua: Sicilian Prince do N. 7.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-01
NieprzyjacleI z powotanla.

Ojciec: - Czem byS chciaI bye, J6-
ziu?
5-letni J6zio: - zo}nierzem!
Ojciec: = Patrzcie goI A czy ty
wiesz, ze 2o3nierz moze bye " kazdej
chwii zabitym?
5-letnt J6zio (zdziwiony): - Zabi-
tym? Przez kogo?!
Ojciec: = Przez nieprzyjaciela!
5-letni J6zio (po h6tkim namysle):
= To ia bede zawsze nieprzyjacie-
leml '1%'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-01
Rok XVI.

znica ME byl W stanie zatrzymae
wozu, kiedy chiopiec niespodzia-
ME podbiegl pred bonie.
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Komisya wyborcza wczoraj
wydala drukowany kalendarz
wyborow wiosennych. Podaje on
daty nastepujace:
Ostatni dzien do wnoszenia
papierow nominacyjnych: ponie-
dzialek, 20 marca.
Dzief registracyi: wtorek, IA
marca cd godziny 8 rano do 9
wieczorem.
Sprawdzanie (canvass) kler-
kow wNborczych: IS i 16 marca.
Rewizya regestracyi: 1s mar
ca, Cd s do 10 godz. wieczorem.
Aplikanci do regestrowania,
kt6rym. ME dozwola regesteowac
sic, nroga wniese pisemna "a
.przysiszona aplikacya do komi-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-25

seWhere you are now you have more
eyes. sir, but I have to mind"
ssDid you're step mother pull your
hair?" asked Captain McNafy on re-
direct examination.
ssShe grabbed it and pulled It nard
and pulled out great handouts.
Mrs. Cofran testified that she ana
Mrs. Ida NJ. Beeler examined Bernlce
alder and found marks and bruises
on her body the Sunday she went TO
ssF5ave you any i'll feeling toward
Mrs. FIder?'' asked Judge Hazen on
cross examination.
Eyes. I think she did wrong to take
the child from me- replied Mrs Cor
you didn't like it?''
mo. I thought the child had been
given to me-" ~,
YOU don't feel kindly toward Mr..
and Mrs. Elderz'
NO don't"
Mrs G. q. roster, of the Foster HUI
,,s sIls' society. and police Matron
Thorpe. testified that there were black
and blue spots and marks of what they
thought a switching on the chlld
Mr. Charles Elder, and his nephew.
H. L. Elder, testified that the child had
not been rnistreated and had been pun
ished only for just cause
why did the child leave homer" was
asked of Mr.. Elder, the father.
because she had it put into her head
before she came to the house from Mrs.
Cofran's that she would receive pad
treatment from her stepnother. Mrs.
Cofran told me that she had put things
into the child's head that we could not
get OUT He testified that he had
whipped the child when she had told a
falsehood.
judge McCabe said at 1:30. that there
was grave doubt whether the black and
blue spots on the body of little Bernice
Elder were caused by beating and he
ordered the defendant, Mrs. Zorah Ell
der discharged.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-25
ACT QUICKLY.
Delay Has Been Dangerous in Topeka.

Delay Has Been Dangerous in Topeka.
Do the right thing at the right time
Act quickly in times of danger.
Backache is kidney danger.
Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly.
Cure all distressing, dangerous kid
ney ills.
Plenty of evidence to prove this:
w. H. Cox of 142 Twiss ave. Oak
land, well known in Topeka. Kansas
says: Time instead Of diminishing
my estimation of Doan's Kidney Pills
has increased it. Six years ago I testi-
fed to their wonderful value after
they cured me of kidney complaint
and baekaehe My back ached per-
sistently day and night and when I
took cold it aggravated the trouble
with my kidneys Doan's Kidney
Pills entirely removed the kidney
complaint and there has been no re-
turn OF It. Some two or three years
later felt a SLIGHT return OF back
ache. 1t required only a few doses of
Doan's Kidney Pills to relieve me, and
I have not known what it is to have
backache since. The great value of
this remedy has also been proven bv
results obtained from it By others in
my family
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster-AIilburn Co, Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the -Doan's-and
take no other.
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SEC. SHAW COMING.
Head of United States Treasury De-
partment Here This Afternoon.

Leslie NJ. Shaw, secretary OF the
treasury. who is making an extended
tour of the southwest, is to stop in
Topeka this afternoon for two hours,
and is to be the guest of Governor
Hoch and members of the Commercial
club.
A telegram was received from Mr..
Shaw's secretary this morning, dated
at Ardmore, I. T.. that Mr. Shaw
would pass through Topeka this after
noon and that he would like to meet
the business men of this city for a
couple of hours. His train is sched-
uIed to arrive here at ASS o'clock.
The programme was to have Mr.
Shaw eat dinner with the governor s
family after which an Informal recep-
ton was to be rendered him at the
executive mansion.
As soon as Governor Hoch received
Mr.. Shaw's telegram this morning, he
informed Secretary Anderson of the
Commercial club concerning it, and
the latter called together a large num-
Der of business men to go to the gov
errors home to meet the distinguish
ed guest.
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burner. L pair spectacles, 1 box silk
handkerchief, muller, 8 gold pens
II boxes silk socks. 1 overcoat
boxes linen handkerchiefs, II pairs
gloves, 2 fur caps, 2 grips, 1 shaving
mug, a number of neckties."
1.-The law provides that if the ad-
ministrator suspects that articles are
missing he can call for a citation for
the parties who may know to appear
IN court and be questioned by the
judge said Mr.. Magaw today. Il
suspect that these articles are missing
I cannot find them and I think Mrs
Douglass has them. A few days ago
when went to the Office occupied by
the late Judge Isenhart to get some
things which have been inventoried
and are nominally in my possession,
Mrs. Douglass was there and had an
axe and she drove Mr.. Hungate and
the two Isenhart brothers and myself
away. Patrolfnan Miller was called
and he stopped the disturbance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-25
CONGRESSIONAL JUNKET
win start for the West From Chicago
Tonight.

Chicago, May 25.-A party of United
States senators and congressman will
leave Chicago tonight for Portland,
Ore, to participate in the opening
ceremonies of the Lewis and Clark ex-
position.
The party of congressman is in
charge of sergeant-at-Arms Henry
Casson, and includes Speaker Cannon.
Tawney of Minnesota, Sherman of
New York, Bartlett of Georgia, Adams
of Ohio, Sibley of Pennsylvania, Lit
tauer of New York, Small of North
Carolina, .McAndrews of Illinois, Loud
enslager of New Jersey. Hedge of
Iowa, Southwick of New York.
Colonel Dan NJ. Ransdell, sergeant
alarms of the senate, is in charge of
the senatorial party. which includes
Hansbrough of North Dakota Daniel
of Virginia, Dillingham; of Vermont,
Clark of wyoming. Overman of North
Carolina Newlands of Nevada and
McCreary of Kentucky.
From Portland number of mem
bers of the party, headed by Speaker
Cannon, will visit Alaska to investigate
the needs of the territory.
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Commencing Monday, May Is. a new
local passenger train VIII be put in ser
vice between Junction City and Ellis.
Kan, 10 run daily except sunday, IeaV-
ing Junction City about I a. m. and
leaving ELS about 2, m, arriving at
Junction City about 1880 D. N.
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TWO SMALL FIRES.
One on Euclid Avenue-Another
Caused by Lightning.

The fire department had call at $50
last night, right in the midst of the
storm from the corner of College and
Euclid avenues. On arriving at the
place from where the call was sent no
one could be found who could give in
formation as to the location of the fire.
The department returned to head
quarters and Chief Wilnarth telephoned
to central as to the location. It was
then discovered that the cali had been
sent from the home of Horace Pond
west of Washburn college on Euclid
avenue. The fire was confined to the
attic and the members of the Pond fam
lily put out the blaze with but little
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CORN DROPS TO so.
After Touching a New High Record
Point for May.

Chicago, May 25.=After touching
So cents, new high record mark for
last years crop, corn for May delivery
broke 8 cents q busheI here today.
The slump was due to selling by
smaller longs who were anxious to Sc
cure tempting profits occurring from
efforts of several prominent traders to
corner" the market. The highest
point of the day was reached on in
itial transactions, opening quotations
being up 1 to I x at 671z to 68 cents.
Before the end of the first half hour
the price yielded to profit taking, sell
ing off to 81 4 cents. Later the price
dropped precipitately to so cents a
busheI
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MUST APPEAR IN COURT
BIrs. Florence Douglass Suspected of
secreting Isenhart Property.

Upon a complaint made by c. A.
0Tagaw, administrator of the estate Of
the late Judge S. B. Isenhart, that
Mrs Florence Douglass, sister OF
Judge Isenhart, and her attorney D.
T. Gregg, have concealed effects Of the
estate which the administrator cannot
find. they have been ordered to show
in court before Probate Judge Hayden
whether they have the articles or not.
The list of the effects which the adj
ministrator cannot find are as follows:
zone gold filed watch, revolver,
pair nose glasses. 1 hard coal pase
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-25

free by mail in plain wrapper, so that no
enc can know what it contains. q trial
package of the Great Willard cure for the
uquor habit It is absolutely harmless
that I guarantee-and it never fails 70
cure the worst cases of the drink habit,
no matter of how long standing. It can
be administered without the knowledge OF
the subject in coffee, tea soup, milk, etc,
and he viii be cured in q few days ana
cured so he will never drink again.
The Great Willard Cure for the liquor
habit contains no dangerous drugs or MIN
erals. 1t does not ruin the digestion or
destroy the tissues of the vital organs and
endanger life and health It counteracts
ana expels from the system all alcoholic
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Under its influence the subject regains
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His eye becomes bright, his complexion
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and he once more feels and looks like a
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change.
If you have a. beloved husband, son,
brother or father who is afflicted with the
liquor habit send your name and address
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age of the Great Willard Cure. 1t will cost
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Send name and address to Willard Tenn
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trouble. The loss vas small

trouble. The loss was small
Ten minutes later, and before the de-
partment had returned from the first
fire, a call came from Tenth and Nor
rs avenues. Lightning had struck the
tower Of the Lowman Hill Methodist
church and set it on fire. The hose
from station No. in North Topeka and
the truck from station No. 3 responded.
The loss was small
At 4:30 in the afternoon an explosion
Of gas in the meter house at the gas
works on the corner of First and Mon
roe streets set fire to that building. The
fire department put out the blaze before
any damage was sustained.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-25
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-25

TO those who have money to burn
we ask that you listen and learn, while
we deign to suggest that you come
here and invest. in an annuity and en-
dowment short term. Then you're free
from care. your family from CRATER
and your money viii not burn here, or
46u hereafter.
National Life Insurance Co. of Yer
mont-BTutua1- organized 1850. Fifty
sixth year, doing business in Y states.
VIM. d. Henderson General Manager,
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Colorado Springs, New aFanaea,.

Omaha, Neb., May 25-Presfdent
Burns of the Colorado Springs Western
League club has signed a contract with
James Tanner, formerly connected with
the chicago Inter-Ocean, to manage the
club releasing former Manager Nc
Kean. Tanner left last night for St
Louis and elsewhere to secure new play
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-25
HALF IN ONE DAY.
state Fair Committee Does Wen at
the Start.

Practically half of the s., 500 has al
ready been raised which the Commercial
club will donate to the Kansas State
Fair association so that the premiums
this fall fer agricultural. horticultural
and domestic exhibits can be enlarged.
After the committee appointed to do
the soliciting, headed by W. w. Webb.
who is chairman, spent the morning in
canvassing. a total of $1,000 had been
subscribed.
The following have added their names
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-26
NOVEL WEDDING
AT THE FAIR

The Palace Furniture Company,
which will have a very large and
handsome display of furniture at the
fair here the first week in Septem
Der, will offer a forty-dollar bed
room suit to any white couple, who
will honor their display by being
united in marriage in the section of
Floral hall their exhibit win oc-
cupy. The wedding must take place
either Wednesday or Thursday OF
the fair. Notice must be given to
the Palace Furniture company at
least two days prior to the day of
the wedding. This suit can be seen
at any time in the Palace Furniture
company's store. This is bona
fide offer and IL open to any couple
in the state.