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The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-06
FOUR INJURED.
School House Collapsed in a Storm In
Oklahoma.

Kansas city, May 6.-A special to
the Times from CoaIgate. I. T., says:
Four persons were fatally injured
in a storm which visited the town Of
Owl on the Oklahoma branch of the
NJ. K & T. road. The storm did much
damage to property, several buildings
being destroyed. The injured were
Prof. Blackburn and three children.
who were in a school building which
collapsed. Several other persons were
injured.
A special from South McAlister says
that two persons were killed in the
storm, but the report is unverified. A
storm struck at Edmund, Okla, de-
stroying several buildings, but no one
was injured.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-06
PRIZE FIGHT RECEIPTS.
Britt Gets 50, ,291.4O and Jabez Whites
Share Is $1,527.6O.
san Francisco. NJ s.-The total

san Francisco, May 6.=The total re-
ceipts of the Britt-White glove contest
last night were S9.13S, of which Britt
got S2.291.40. White S1,5276O. the
club which managed the affair S4.560
Referee Smith $3.50 and James COT
men $500.
Britt will meet Battling" Nelson to-
day and it is expected 9 match will be
made Each man is prepared to de-
post a forfeit of s2,5OO
Jabez White. the former champion
of England and Australia, has not vet
decided on his future movements. IT
is probable that he will remain here
for time 50 as to meet some of the
other American lightweight pugilists:
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-06
ALLEGED BARONESS FAINTs
After Pleading Not Guilty to Charge of
Grand Larceny

Washington, May 5.-Arraigned as
Alice Nielsen. the woman claimed to be
the Baroness De Vorts Salmo Of Aus
tria, today tainted N the police court
of grand larceny and waving exam
ination. The woman sat pale and trem-
bling as the information was read.
charging her with taking about $500
worth of clothing
After the proceedings had been closed
the prisoner collapsed completely. Upon
being revived she was taken back to
the house of detention
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-06
SHOWERS GENERAL OVER sTATE
All the weather Bureau Stations Re
ported Rains Last Night.

Showers were general over Kansas
last night. The precipitation in To-
0eka amounted to six-hundredths of
an inch The other rains reported by
the weather bureau stations were as
follows: Baker, .O2; COncOrdia, .04;
NacksviIle p; Mcpherson, .16; Man
haitian, .06; Usage City, Is; Russell,
.26: sedan, IS; Topeka, .06; Toronto,
So Wichita, "a.
The weather today is clear, slightly
cool for the season, but the promise
of the weather bureau is for more
seasonabIe temperatures in Kansas,
the forecast being Fair tonight and
sunday: warmer Sunday and west por-
ton tonight ,,..--
The corn and wheat region bulletin
saws todav. 1.-THE weather was gen
erallv clear over the district TINS morn
inc showers have occurred at all sta
lions being heavy in the southeastern
counties of Kansas and southwestern
counties of Missouri. The day temper
ef,Ires have fallen throughout the dis
frfof- the night temperatures have
risen in southern and eastern Kansas
and western Missouri very heavy
rains in the St Louis district
The maximum ana minimum tenn
nerafl1res for the "a hours ending this
1E,,o7ni77er at z o'clock were: Baker, 68
"A. COncordia, $685. Dodge City. So
"a. Fort Scott, 70-48; Macksville, s.
S9 Mcpherson, 6O-3S; Manhattan. S.
~. Usage city, 64-44; Russell, 56-S6;
Sadan. 66-52: Topeka, 66-47; Toronto,
72-44: Wichita, 60-46.
The wind at noon was west and
silently north. blowing IS miles an
hour. The hourly temperatures re-
corded by the government thermome-
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-06
WILL CUT IT OUT.
DIR. GLADDEN. VIII Not Discuss Rookie
feIIer Gift in the West.

Columbus, O.. May 6.-Dr. Washing
ton GLADDEN., moderator Of the general
council of Congregational churches of
America, will leave tonight for the
west on a two weeks trip. during
which he will visit a number of cities
and address state Congregational meet
ings. IN his talks Dr. GLADDEN. will
refrain from discussing the contro-
versy of the Rockefeller gift to the
board of missionaries. Among the
places he will visit are Topeka, Kan.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-06
BIG HUNT ENDS.
The President Has Broken Camp and
Is Coming In.

GIenwood Springs. Colo. May g.
Word was received here this morning
that President Roosevelt and party
have started for Newcastle and viii
reach that place about noon. They
broke camp early. At Newcastle the
party will board the private car
Rocket and come over to this place.
The president will remain here until
Monday morning, when he viii start
east. making his first stop at Denver.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-06
SMALL BOYS STRIKE.
Cause Shutdown of Standard Oil Plant
on Long Island.

New York. May 6.-On account of
a strike of seventy small boys nearly
500 employees of the Standard Oil COM
pany in Long Island City are out of
employment and it has been found
necessary to shut down the Devoe Oil
works temporarily in consequence.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-06
GARFIELD GOES TO TEXAS
After Investigating Oil Situation in
Southern California.

Los Angeles. Cal. May s.@U s.
Commissioner of Corporations James
R. Garfield has left Los Angeles for
Texas, after spending the greater part
of the present week IN an investiga-
ton of the oil situation in southern
California. Mr.. Garfield declined to
discuss the result of his inquiry here.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-06
Electricity for Cottonwood rams.

COTTONWOOD Falls, Kas., May 6.-W
C. Smith, who was granted an electric
light franchise by the city council
about two months ago, which fran
chise provided that work should be
begun on the plant by August L has
arrived and has already completed
much of the preliminary work. He
has arranged with j. NJ McCIntock,
the mill man. to furnish power.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-06
PreacIler c1hareed With ATnrder

New Albany, Ind, May 6=Rev.
Ulysses G. Southern, former pastor Of
the Park Christian church in this city,
is under arrest on q grand jury indict-
ment charged with murder in the first
degree of his wife, in October. 1904
bv hanging
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-06
Had Heart Trouble.

F,mporia. Kan, May 6.=AIrs. L. c.
Ford dropped dead here, it is supposed,
from heart failure. She was carried
into the house and help was summon
ed, but it was too late to do anything
for her.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-06

Chicago. May 81 a. m. tempeFa-
lures: New York 81; Philadelphia 55i
chicago Sc: Cincinnati 6s; Boston 60s
Washington so; Minneapolis 40; St
Louis 81.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-06

Chicago. May 6.-Fair tonight ana
sunday. warmer Sunday and IN eass
portion tonight, variable winds.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-06

Lincoln, Neb.. May g. ". Wilds,
formerly of Narka, Kas.. committed
suicide here today.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-06

The patter of raindrops. instead of
tle clatIer of brickbats formed a well
come novelty today for the emplovers'
side of the teamsters' strike situation.
Wet weather was more influential even
than police and deputy sheriffs in Civ
ing more peaceful aspect to the
streets Much of the time wagons be-
longing to strike-bound firms moved
freely today without the slightest sign
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-06

&F tNFFST VS. SEASON tsss~Fls
Tss sxeasss< Percy ", cs shs Ellsworth,
El@eAEEI q Swans Islzaes Steamboat Co.,
made Asx Asss trip Scr sh@ season Last week,
making SPECIAL "trip Saturday to cssan 1P
fr~ixhs Al Eas1sags sleng The sorte- she
s4aA@a 4en1zy for Backs Hsrtssr, wAere
she wlE ha0l zp fer The wlHr~-. Ssrxies
via be res1-z@d In the sEwIng rs early as
tA@ going co.'s Of se~ IN rSver xad bag VEL
permit
saaes ass nswiy organized Ellsworth
enravxny took hold Of the line in Sep
teus~r. aha bzSinsss has been fally up
30 exSxrsaEioEs- This wRs AFTER The 61is
OF the passenger and ExczrstSa bEsinrss
Of the SEASON xzs ever, and tAxs The host
did 50 arch Is gratifying 80 the eomF&ny
and the people SsnerzIIy- The freight
b1sin@ss en the Eins las ds~egcsp-d rzpAaIy,
and IL Il eortfn1es 70 increase, the de-
rzsmna tor larger boat Tor annsher season
waIi heeorre impressive
TIE ba@s has b-c@ght the hay ard island
towns and EIAswcrrA in closer toaeh thar
ghsy hare ever asen, and 2Do4b~r sea-
SON dos bkle@s wiI STE zszny more Els
worth p@ap1s taxing advantage 81 this
r0zH@ for the delights Of rhs sail and q
vEzls 70 Ehs island tuwns-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-06

4 regoEt thai h@s ar IS eosAcs sas
ossseriug o. cor1aEioas Iu sse PhIlip-
pines b2s s1ss been issnsd By Col
Clarence E5z2fxzs, toe chief OF Il e
5zrazn Of insal&x z7zirs- Since fESe
gogerEnsenf has taken into i;s keeping
.-eisfser temporarily O. Otherwise, a.
aaaa .9g0 more wards, il IL the object Of
fAs hzreza hxviag the rzSss direct
dealing nj h them 20 give them every
chance 70 improve their condition
Col Edwards se-ongiy reeo- nen6s
Tie passsge o. the courts hil which
passed the House th= lzs- session, bat
was buried in the S=nzsas This rre-
xides for the abolition Of DAFT 9 be-
tween the United States AID he Pniap
pines on everything except sugar
and tobacco. and the reduction o. the
dates on these staples 10 Is per esns.
OF ths Dingsey rates
1t the close OF tige te1-ysar
period durIzg which Spain wzs
60 have eqaal treatment with ths
United States In the islands. these re-
manning duties are also 70 be a55A-
lshed- The report states that this
mitigation Of customs barriers 10 ss
solasely necessary 10 furnish the
islxnd with good and staple market
The next thing needed il a bank
that viii relieve the farmers from the
oso0ds1cking usGry from which they
now suffer. Nearly all OF them have
from sezson to season 20 5orrow
money On their crops. Fer this they
have 70 pay from 2 70 10 per cent q
month TIE bank, IL establishes,
wcald BE under the eoatr0l Of ghs
Phiipyi0e commission, ami shzs Esz-
ltd in the &mo1as os interest
There Ia great need Of additional
transportation facilities Ia the islands,
and although the government has zr-
thorixed the construction Of fhous-
and miles Of new railways, il 10 said
that the amount could De increased 20
advantage. The ocean ca-rying trace
IN discussed ia the report Il Is said
rh2s from &C 20 IS per cent Of the i'm
ports and exports are now carried
under the British flag America has
only 10 per cent. OF the carrying
trade, but even this Is an improve
nent over the previous year. France
Stands next TO England in the list o:
carriers, ard Germany shows decided
falling Oh
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-06


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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-06

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-06

Mayor J. r. Baxter wzs dsfszted for
a seventh term as mayor Of Portland
on Monday, and Nathan Clifford, mis-
democratic opponent, was elecced 5y
plarzlisy Of about 200 M Clifford
10 the first democratic mayer elected
In Portland for twelve years TIE re-
pEbsiez7s retain cuzE-0l OF both
branches OF the city government,
exciting seven Of the nine aldermen.
ard twenty -one of the rweHty-seEeE
ecunciinan- TIE resulIs Of the sAsc-
tion are said 20 be dns indirectly 10
she effect OF the sturgis bill passed By
the izss Legislature providing for the
ssries endorsement OF the prohibiEory
Law; % the closing OF ths city Eq1or
agency. and objection 70 long tenure
in Office xhich the present admins
txzEion h2s enjoyed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-06

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-06

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-06

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-06

Congress met last Monday for its
bong session Tnere wzs little in the
proceedings out Of the ordinary ex-
cspt tire message Of the President,
which vas remarkable for lis length
and conprehensivensss. The length
Of the message prevents cur publish
ing II In fuls, but q summary will be
given next week
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-06

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aae ssz1e t&1s. Ma51zy rScwEtng the rY&-
Eszzs wHr~ EA<sn te Tsrney scx izz,s<ns- e.
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Tee taag srs. whbch lass s~sa w&rws
vixucp'zssy tsw tAs F@ss ys4r % zsrs se-
swpxs " slgaam Fe@neEly ard 6. Esynun1
1oy Ser 1sz xx<sszzszzezs a. r.0sszzxsszr q
tAss Bar Hz<sasr aeSsgs, SIS F-set5ralsz srstasa
&aaazy zsgAs- wSza Mr. Fsznsl1y. iks
present saazEnssz: 81 fha a-scx- resxaEes5 a
sesexzsw srosn En=- E1~fz e BzrassEss,
rVz-x@eEsxS5v@ 10 Csar~s=s sron sAas ds@-
Erscs, sa&ssnx f5xS ks A4a ress0zasasssssa5
Mr- Fenussiy7s 8ppc4nsnsa1s-
&r- Fez@es8y WIS ss-ss Ssx.aaste6 - taas
oeses n Ap-a. gsa- hzs ss CSC aax Tax
charge af zh= assns Hasa the ssz3s'sr Essg
Sz.s, Eazazs8az Ea.asek H14zzE 50 posi-
nsass<r erzzz Fse-1x<r Of that year Eas5.
Juzs Gz~azz Feszzz2sser E6wx-c b Rc,c
iekfs En&zgsar@Sz sersz. IT. Ss1sek AarSEg
died in Ess-zsry. NJ FszarEgy ~zs
zss7pssuzzafes5 ~ Pres 2o0~sxsas- lar -
1ass-- and Ais esn=2ss5ss expires Jkn- u.
z9s
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ITO ali neiEkbc-s &na friends Who wsre 60
III kind AID ge4er1ls IN mlRktax the lass
GsTs * szzner FzEe11 AZ csUntoxt2ksE "a pos-
zissss ths uSGerkasnee rstzrn tAslr se3rsfslt
sE4zEE- Mas ANTMrE FEExEED-
M@S- &RvwEx WIsBx.
Exiswsrsh, Dee S. gzs
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There is he5zg bzzzs u ssuazzsTan sAaa
aN-geS5 g;rxzise eEsszsx s5ssz IN &Eaass Z
nue n Ssx Eaxskn1- This kAsc wsA =
Tasax-s hsas. and i loa1zsqs EFon 1ss Erzzra1s
zxoz.~zies rsrsnzgy HcsszlrsS ty nsw a-zz
fzaza HR-zfa-sz- Cuzz-
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The szzeEz tests wsr~ ca thS ics IN the
CORE 81 Sszrry ss4zraxy, hus szn4svis rziz
esemree sAs pars us sre AERzn. TIE early
ssha-zas1 mzsSss rrss e<szasss-
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ITO Ees tresF2ss IN CHz5ez5e<ss Park !
H. &eEzAzd aaec4loE 70 Ifs and property
frczn ehe eo@mty 81 Hsncn<x. TIRE As8te -
MzzEs sz1 tse Enf.F@ stAses eE America
RAEN C.. FkEzE AEsrTs.
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SPrnaIEaiaa.


Bnxk sport >axt0n1a ft2nk. ~ Enrxsporx-
YTsHE zznzkf zssskzx ef the ss1ckheIders Il
II tails hank sils he held st kAetr h4nk king
Faozzs, Tss48ays sh& nlE2h day at 9&nusry
.exs- A. s1es0ex p NJ. ter the enoAcx * d.
reesars amsz the srzns&xxfoz cf Nsy othsr bash
ness sA1z nzAy seEAziy sozzs before then
EswAKn D. Moor.
Es<c- a liza Cashier
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Tkr@@ Of thu games in lbs bowling sSur-
Exz@Ss fss pzss w~~k are EDoo-E2atez1-
-Ths z2szz ssers q the sexrs whS have act
rr11e7 hare sAs privilege o. ro8aSzg ID c.
90 tAs &Te-zFg q fhosse y hse rolled wll t~
takes
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No zsa-s Susl5zy 1rszE.s uH sAs MI Ess's-
s-s k-xnsh ard shs xyHkAIzxsSz cc4zsT
road fhzs wsMse-.
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cHu RICH NOTES.

CONGREGATIONAL
E~z r. ~. Sn9ss~- pastor
Sunday. Dee 10 McruiaE ssrxiex Al
E01sa- Sunday sehc0a AT HIS
Prayer and conferences meeting Ca Pm
dag evening AZ z1ss
EEgTARIAy.
Rez- s. ~ s3ffoz. p3sis~.
Sunday. Dee. 10-serFine AZ 1A1B q IN.
s1z1zy seAeol At 1f-s5 a. M
METHoDzsz EFzscoPAE-
Rs=- ,. p. sspss=fen. pastor.
Friday. D~e. s. Prayer service al Ia
Sunday. Dec. Morning servtce az
70 "a S@rEon by the pAsto<- Sunday
seA0ol AZ HIS. Epuorrh AEagge at T. Pas
tors service al I'D
Treaties Pru&shiag Saa1sy a. p m
Mr.. riE1oE10n-
EAPT-
Rsr- p. A. a. EsEiesz, pastor.
5unaxT, Eec 1s - Morning serves xt
Ia-S8 ser1on BY pzssoe. Sunday seAool
st LIS Cnrzs<lsh En1ezvnr NESTING a.
7. EFsnAng praise and preaching ssrT1es
AZ T.8
EiaAs ssudy and prayer services a. TO
Fr51sy svsn1ng.
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u 1asoks very za2zA es ssrzgs a wa8 -
--EAezszazsse-7 Es=Sssly 81 Bar Hsrsxr sz~
ssaszas ssr.s wa
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savrsz.sss asw tueu Aan Is -us5y suz
HzsSassss P4Eas are aa sooz fu< - formal
SsHdzrzsScz
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TAx Mue


The unfinished games xr~ M&sgzs . vs.
KssdEssz 2. Fcresssrs Va K q p I. and
Mxsa@s vs- FurssS%rs2
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aeen1izrzaru1s-
s----~---~@~-~--- ------>~~-~es-.s--ns-s.l~g
ORGANS Cleaned, Repaired and
Tuned. Sewing Machines
Cleaned and Repaired.

Leave 0x&ers ~ Sxa shes. snakkh and
Ms~Ayss. or nnGff a postal addresses 70
s-orkkHs,r Eox zs8. EIlsssrxh. MzEne.
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MOSES. FLORIST, KAR HAEEoE-
s1ss@kaasnea for nzxny y-1rx-
0p~n agf tshe year sramws