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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-06
SHIPPED OUT THREE Oars.
Contribution of Ottawa Chicken Deal
ers to New York City.

Contribution of Ottawa Chicken Deal
ers to New York CITY.
One hundred and eigh ty-seven
wagons loaded with chickens lined up
along the Santa tie tracks today to
unload their cargoes. The shipment
of this quantity-twenty-fo thOus-
and DOundS-three car loads-is
Franklin county's Offering to tue ap-
petites of the eDicures OF New York
city.
The shipment was for the most part
made uD of old hens.
E. H. Roberst of Chicago bought
the poultry here, paying s cents a
pound. A few ducks and geese were
bought The shipment is made in
regulation poultry cars, and the
fowls are fed and watered in transit.
Mr.. Roberst was represented in this
county some two weeks ago by a
dozen or more buyers who secured the
couutry.-Ottawa Herald.
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The city of Emporia is now caring
for 40 poor people. That figure in
cludes men. women and children. AS
the cold increases the list grows. In
most of the families. the husband and
father Is either dead or has deserted
his family. There are a number Of
the latter variety, while some of the
families have neither mother or faith
er. The city makes it a point to buy
no food for men who are too LAZY to
work, but cannot go on the principle
of letting the children and wives of
such men suffer because of the mems
laziness.--E mporia Gazette.
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SHE KEEPS THE DIAMONDS.
Jury Also Makes Man Who Says He
Mas Robbed Pay Costs.

jury Also Makes Man Who Says He
Was Robbed Pay Costs.
Fort Scott, Kan. Jan. Gone of
the most sensational trials ever held
in this county resulted in a verdict
even more sensational than the trial.
About a year ago D. A. Cauthen. a
man of considerable wealth, arrived in
Fort Scott from North Carolina. At the
depot he met Helen Summers, an adj
venturesss and went to a hotel with
her. The next day he reported to the
authorities that the woman had given
him drugged whisky while he slept
and robbed him of two diamonds
worth $3.50, his watch and all the
money he had. The woman had dis
appeared, but she and a companion
by the name of Joe Rankin were ar
rested in St. Louis and part of the
stolen property was found in their
possession. They have both been in
jail here ever since, awaiting trial.
st. Louis detectives claimed to have
Identified the parties as noted GRIM
inals and were here to testify against
them. In the trial the Summers wo-
man, who is young and strikingly
told the jury the story of her life. She
said Cauthen had given her the dia-
monds in an effort to induce her to
give up Rankin and go with him. The
jury believed her story, returned
verdict of not guilty in her case and
on a finding that the prosecution was
malicious, assessed the costs, amount
ing to over $4,000, against Cauthen.
Cauthen is in Jail awaiting money to
pay the costs. The woman is free and
has the diamonds.
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Start TRAINING EARLY.
Cleveland Pitchers to Get in Condi-
ton at Hot Springs.

Cleveland, O.,-Jan. Con the advice of
Manager Lajoie. the Cleveland baseball
club has decided to send its six regular
pitchers, Bernard, Moore, Joss, Donahue,
Rhodes and Hess, and the two regular
catchers, Benis and Buelow, to Hot
Springs, Ark, for a gradual boiling out.
They will leave February % to spend
q month there. For the past few years
Cleveland's pitchers and catchers have
not been in good shape to work properly
for six weeks after the season opened and
the club owners want to obviate this diff
fculty this coming year.
All the members of the team will report
for training at Atlanta on March 10.
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Celebrate Their Golden wedding.

Hiawatha, Kan, Jan. 6-Mr and Mrs
August Plamann, for many years resi-
dents of Brown county. Thursday cele-
brated their fftieth wedding anniversary
at their home in Hiawatha- In all about
80 children. grandchildren and great
grandchildren were present and the fam
lily reunion was a most happy one The
aged bride and groom are still in the best
of health. They received many fine pres
ar1tS
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Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 6.-Three
new records were made at Ascot as
follows: Emperor of India, one mile
and seventy yards in 1:44; Cruzados,
six furlongs in lip and Cerro Santa
six and half furlongs in 1920.
The track was lightning fast and
favorites were generally successful
Patsy Brown was the only outsider
to upset calculations, winning the sec
ond race at 16 to l..
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NC Caney River Anre-

river has been burning since 3 O'Clock
Thursday morning. The blaze shoots up
at times % to 100 feet. No property is in
danger, although the fire has been on
both sides of the Missouri Pacific railroad
bridge. The oil floats at the surface OF
the water and burns as if the entire wa
ter supply were being consumed.
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several week ago, as he has been
steadily failing for many months.
During the Christmas holidays he sent
many presents to Pittsburg friends,
which was the manner in which his
plight became generally known. 1t is
reported from his sick chamber that
he takes an active interest in the
Tare
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HiIdehrand Onifs IIos AnreIes-

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 6.-As the
result of a warning to Jockey Hide
brand regarding his foul riding at
Ascot sensation was sprung Thurs
day afternoon when 1t was given out
that the premier American rider would
not be seen in the saddle again this
season on the local track.
People interested in Hildebrand
took exception to the ruling of Judge
Hamilton and informed the track Of
ficials that the boy had made his last
appearance here.
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lola, Kan. Jan. 6.-George Hodges,a ne
gro workman from the lola Portland ce-
ment plant, was burned to death at a late
hour. He was living alone in a small
shanty some distance from the works.
He had left the gas fire turned on too
strongly when he went to bed, and when
the gas came up during the night 1t set
IRE 10 the dry floor The fire was dis
covered by the night Waterman in Bas-
sett, a suburb, but before Hodges could be
aroused he was burned so badly that he
fr-r-
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South Bend New First Baseman.

South Rend. Ind. Jan. 6.-Walter
South of Wilmington, Ohio, has been
signed by Manager Angus A. Grant to
play first base for the South Bend
Central league team during 1905. In
signing South. Grant has bagged big
game, as the player is heavy hitter
and first baseman of more than
ordinary ability. His reputation is
not merely local, as he is known
throughout Ohio. Last season he cap
tanned the strong Independent team at
Kent Ohio
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NEARLY BEsTED FULL BACK.
Perry Hale, Ex-En Gridiron Hero,
Has TussIe With Insane Friend.

Aeriden, Conn, Jan. N-Perry Hale, the
famous ful1back of the Yale football team
of 1900 had a terrific struggle with Fran
els Holden, a graduate of Yale in Hale's
class, and his intimate friend, who went
violently insane in the Western Union
telegraph office here.
Hale was badly used up by Holden, who
is of slight build and "a years old, and
was forced to summon the assistance of
the police. Holden was then subdued and
tied with ropes and Hale and two police
men took him to a retreat at A1iddletown.
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Leavenworth, Kan, Jan. Eek Sen
ator James c. Stone and other prom
inent persons, including several Off
Gals at the Soldiers home, have or
ganized a company to prospect for gas
and oil in Leavenworth. They have
leased the Barnes place" in Salt creek
valley. north of the city. and will pro-
coed to bore in a few weeks.
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gives clear and
eats to the weakan cuw
ood son d
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FOOTBALL FOR MICHIGAN.
Baird Coming to Chicago to Arrange
Dates for Fall

Ann Arbor, Jan. 6.=Director Baird
Chicago to confer with Manager Huff
of Illinois university and with Chi
cago university authorities in regard
to football dates for next fall. AS yet
Michigan has booked only one or two
minor games
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WILL GO SOUTH.
.sDuI1e'' Farrell VIII Again Be Found
in Boston Lineup.

Boston, Mass, Jan. 6.-Char1ey. Far
rell will be taken south with the Boston
American team in March, when the play
ers leave for Macon for spring practice
He had almost decided to quit the game
but has succeeded in reducing his weight
and feels that there is at least one more
year ahead of him in fast company.
If Farrell can get into condition Presi-
dent Taylor will be glad to sign him, and,
in any event, will retain him to coach the
young pitchers and catchers.
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WIZ Pay sERIEs.

Philadelphia Clubs Agree ON Ante
Season Games.
Philadelphia, Jan. 6-Loca1 patrons of
the National game will not be deprived of
the annual Interclub spring series of
games.
Managers Shettsline and Mack have
agreed to play nine games, beginning on
April 1. As the Phillies have been con-
siderably strengthened during the winter
their meeting with the Athletics will
arouse considerable interest.
There is a popular demand for the SER
les and it will afford the fans an opportu-
nifty of judging for themselves just how
strong both teams are.
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REFUNDS BONDED DEBT.
Leavenworth County and Per
Cents Converted Into As.

Gents Converted Into As.
Leavenworth, Kan, Jan. Gone of
the most important meetings of the
Leavenworth county board took place
here when the question of refunding
over 81, 600 worth of outstanding
bonds which are drawing and per
cent interest was discussed. On the in
vitation of the board, fifteen bankers
and prominent business men were pres
ent to discuss the matter A represen-
tative of a Topeka bond company was
present and made the board several
propositions for refunding the entire
issue at a lower rate of interest, and it
was finally agreed, upon the advice of
the business men present, to refund the
5 and per cent bonds at 4 per cent,
the bond company to receive Az per
cent on the outstanding bonds until
they mature. The Topeka firm will
take the entire issue and attempt to
gather up all the bonds before MATURE
ty if possible. The saving to Leaven-
worth county will be considerable. The
county has been in financial difficulties
for some time. owing to an accumulat-
ed floating debt of $50, 600.
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Colorado and Return, $3.50.

Colorado and return every day to
April 80, 1905, inclusive, with final re-
turn limit June 1, 1905. via Union Pa
cific, $3.50 from Topeka Be sure
your ticket reads over the Union Pa
cifie. Inquire of J. Q. Fulton, Depot
Agent; F. A. Lewis, City Agent SIS
Kansas avenue
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Boston,s Ne,r Catcher.

Boston, Jan. 6.-BilI Stroh, a Syracuse
baseball catcher, who made an excellent
record in the New York State league last
year, has been signed by the Boston Ma
tional league club. Stroh comes from
Syracuse and has been playing since 1888,
when he went to the Lancaster club Of
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Ottawa to own LIS Cas-.

Ottawa, Kan, Jan. 6.-The city Of
Ottawa has begun steps looking to
municipal ownership of natural gas
service. An ordinance has been drawn
providing for the issuance OF 500, 900
in bonds to buy the present artificial
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-06
Lively Fire al Baxter.

Baxter, Kas.. Jan. 6.-W. A. Douth-
it's transfer barn, Morris Doty's groc-
cry store, a second hand store and L.
B. Watson's grocery store burned here
Ten horses burned in the transfer
barn. The loss is $1,000. The inspr-
ance is less than half.
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a Great Bend Wedding.

Great Bend, Kan, Jan. 6.-Last even
ing at 8 o'clock at the residence Of J.
". Brinkman, president of the J. v.
cashier Of the J. V. Brinkman bank,
and Miss Mabel Joss Brinkman were
married. Numerous friends from out
of town were in attendance, together
with several hundred people of this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor left this
morning for the east on short honey
moon.
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and land
a tim p gTe and ngthn weak given
u pat
n w o Cancers and
hnarat nd
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San Francisco, Jan. 6.-Only two IA
vorites won at Emeryville. Mocorito,
% to 5, beat the favorite, Nina, by
three-quarters of a length. Robert
Mitchell, to 1, almost lost his field,
winning by nine lengths. Another up
set was Sad SAM who won from
Mansard in a fierce drive.
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Keep Croker,s Hole From Trainine.

London, Jan 6.-The Jockey club has
/ interdicted Richard Croker from training
his horses on Newmarket heath No rea-
Iings recently arrived in Newmarket to
be trained by the Australian, J. F. Bree-
mer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-06

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. George
Phil the pIunger. is reported to be
rapidly declining at a sanitariurn at
AshevilIe, N. C. He entered the place
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gas plant or to install a new system
and to buy gas from the producers in
this country. 1t is probable that the
matter will be submitted to vote at
the spring election. At the present time
half a dozen different interests are fig
uring on buying the natural gas plant
and acquiring a natural gas franchise.
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Fort Scott, Kan, Jan. 6.-Frank Frank
lin was instantly killed and F. Wilkerson
badly injured by the explosion Of a blast.
They were at work in a sewer and acct
dentally discharged blast that they sup
posed had been shot
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New Orleans, Jan 6.-Lady Chariot,
who outcIassed her field and won cas-
ily, was the only favorite that won.
Track fast
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DR.. Hornets Cures Are Permanent.

To Whom IT May Concern.
I feel it my duty 10 tell my friends what
DR.. Horne has done for me with his new treat
ment and medicine. I have suffered with
stomach trouble more less for twenty years.
The last two years have been very bad. Last
Christmas I had to quit work I was bad. I
could not eat anything without hurting me,
and it put in great misery tried every
thing 1 could hear OF and I got worse all the
time. I was finally persuaded to take DR..
dorne's new treatment. didn't have any faith
in it, but my wife wanted to go and be
examined with his big X-ray machine, I did
it to please her, for thought was getting too
old to be cured.
began treatment with him, and want to
say he has cured entirely and / per-
fectly well, and it is more than seven
months since I have been cured. 1 also had
rheumatism in my left arm and shoulder.
could not put my coat alone; that is all
gone, and feel ike young again.
Very respectfully.
A. f. BARKER.
1914 Quincy st.
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Headaches md NeurAlein from CoIds

Laxative Brouno Quinine, the world wide
cold and grip remedy, removes the cause
Call for the full name and look for Sig
nature OF e ". Grove. 25c.
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the Atlantic league. He has played with
Allentown, Rome IN. V, Troy and Pitts
burg.
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ELS Son Is Getting Better.
Sac FeeIg Like a Diferent woman.

Lr. J. Alvin Horne:
Dear SRI write you nearly can as
70 my health since began your treatment two
weeks ago. Ny circulation has been decidedly
better; my cold feet have been warm and con-
ttnue to be warm at all times, that alone caus-
ing me to feel like a woman and my
nerves are very steady, and much better
remain Very respectfully yours
MRS. J. A PHEGLEY,
Syracuse. Kas.
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Cured to Stay Cured After One
Month s Treatment.

Cured to Stay Cured After One
Month s Treatment.
THIS LADY HAS REMAINED CURED.
When first began treatment with DR..
Horne about year ago was a great suf-
ferer from constipation and pain In the pit of
my stomach. also suffered from female weak
ness but after months treatment I
entirely cured I find that I better IN every
way and feel like different gladly
recommend DR.. Horne to all sick people who
are in need of competent and thoroughly
reliable physician. Very respectfully.
MRS. NJ. E. CRAFT,
GA West First ST.
Is Getting Better.
DR.. Horne
Dear Sir-In reference to my case will say
that 1 am still improving and have had only
two slight spells Of dizziness since I wrote you
last. have spoken of your treatments to one
! of my neighbors who is suffering with throat
trouble. I referred her to you and perhaps
you will hear from her in a few days. told
her that taking treatment from you and
was being helped by your treatments and rec
ommend you to my neighbors
Very respectfully,
WILLIAM BARNETT,
Syracuse. Kas.
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Case No. /, 959-Cured of Varicocele
DIR. Horne cured me entirely of varicoeele
I passed blood at times. and in a soft
habby condition, but strong and Wig
orous. full Of life and vitality and feeling
like young man once more. DR.. Horne always
does whatever he agrees to-"
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cure is permanent.
S. S. S. is guaran-
teed entirely free
of Potash, Arsenic
and other miner
ais. Book on the
skin and its dis
eases sent free.
Medical advice
furnished free.
npany, Atlanta, &C.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10

company of London, England Miss
Brandt is appearing in the title role
of the piece, and the critics OF the
east and south, where the company
so far has been playing this season,
have bestowed upon her remarkably
high praise.
The popular basso comedian, Geo.
Callahan, who made a tremendous
hit in the original production of THE
Princess Chic" in New York is back
in the cast of THE Princess Chic,
playing the part he made, the big
gest hit of his life in, namely, that
of "Brevet," the soldier of fortune.
Mr.. Galatians magnificent bass voice,
it is said, is not equalled by any 9TH
er in lyric opera in this country. He
has also great ability as comedian.
Seats are now on sale.
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Gold
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Is what DRS. STAMPER
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bridge work. We make a
specially of crown and
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FOR SHOP GIRLS.
Health Club Has Been Offered Land
i'm the Ozarks.

Chicago, Feb. f0.-Before the Ma
tional Promotion of Health club Mrs,
Il. Cornelia Claim has announced
that the club has been offered 100
acres of land in the Ozark Noun"
tains as a place of recreation for sick
shop girls, on the condition that the
organization increase its member
ship to 1000. She made plea for
this increased membership,
There are many girls who work
in the stores from one year to the
other" she said. "who are tired out
and need a complete rest. Our plan is
to have a place where they can spend
few months of the summer, living
10 tents and recover the health they
have lost in the stores"
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british OFFICERS.
Constitute Party Of Fory-Two sent
to Make Observations.

San Francisco Feb. tO.-A party
OF British army officers. numbering
seven, are here, on their way to
Manchurla. They constitute the FIRST
contingent of a company OF AZ on
GERS who have been assigned to duty
in the Orient for the purpose of maxi
ing observations that may be of val
ne to the British army. The party
Just arrived consists of Major Lynch
Blosse. Capt. Willoughby. Lieuts.
Townsend. Hornsby. Wesley. Howe
and Parget.
The other members OF the compa-
ny are now travelling. II Is said, to
this city over different routes. and
are expected here In few days. Most
OF the officers have seen service dur
ing the recent war in South Africa.
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KNOWN HERE.
Baggagcman On the Illinois Central
Dies at Ashley. Ill.

Word has been received here that
S. w. Morton. baggageman on the IL
inois Central between Cairo and
Centralia. died at his home in Ashley
H.. after an illness of ten days of
typhoid-pneumonia.
The deceased was well known In
Paducah. having been running on the
|. c. for the past fifteen years.
The deceased is survived by three
small children. who are left without
parental care, the mother having
died some time ago.
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Subscribe for The sun.
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ADMIRAL SYMONDS
Returned aud Today Inspected Two
Boats.

Rear Admiral +. NJ. Symonds, U.
s. A.. the government inspector APP
pointed by the president to inspect
the methods employed by local ma
rlne inspectors in looking after
boats. returned to the city yesterday
afternoon with local Inspectors
Green and Mcdonald from Nash
vile. to inspect the Dick Fowler and
/. n. Hook.
The Hook was inspected yester-
day afternoon and the Fow!d Ia :
morning. and both inspections we're
said to be satisfactory.
Rear Admiral Symonds went to
Evansville at noon to look after the
Inspections there. when he was here
before the weather was such that II
was impossible TO perform the work
satisfactorily
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DUIh AU0bFf'
pRoF. GREEN AND MISS Meet.
GIN ARE COMING.
Miss Grlesby WIN Go to Cincinnati
10 Enter the Conservatory
Of Music.

supt feib has received the accept
ance of Prof. G. y. Green, of Michi.
gan, and Miss wnifred McGugin, OF
Chicago, to positions in the public
schools. and they will report here In
time to go to work Monday.
Prof. Green will take the place Of
Mrs. Minnie Herndon, resigned, and
Miss McGugin will go into the High
school as an extra teacher.
Miss Grigsby, music teacher who
has been given leave of absence
wishes to state that she intends to go
to Cincinnati and enter the conserva-
tory Of music TO better NJ herself for
the work she does In the schools.
She has an opportunity to enter the
conservatory and will do so in March
Her leave Of absence does not begin
until March LIST
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Jefferson City, Mo-, Feb, 10
The house committee on jurispru-
dence has reported measure design
ed to take the place OF the breed
er" law. The law, as II stands IL
censes pool selling on horse races
in certain Enclosures" The propos-
ed substitute makes Dookmaking anu
pool selling at race tracks or else
where a mlsdemanor punishable by
a maximum fine of $1,000, or by i'm
IIisonment, OF both.
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Gen. Schaumann the Finnish ex-
senator and father of Minister
Plehve's assassin. has been set at
liberty, and the further proceedings
in his trial have been adjourned.