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The Jersey City news., 1905-05-04

MASTERS SALEM CHANCERY
Of New Jersey
Between William Bryssn. complain
ant. and Robert Bruce Bsysou. defend
ant.
On bill for partition and decree for
James 4. Gordon. Solicitor
BY virtue Of 4 decree Of the Court Of
Chancefy. bearing date the sixteenth day
Of February. nineteen hundred and i've.
directing the sale Of all and singular tae
premises mentioned and described II
said bill Of complaint and decree for saif.
T. William A. Lewis Special Master II
Chaaeary Of New Jersey shall sell at
pubic vendHe TO the highest bidder. vE
"WEDNESDAY, the twenty sixth day eE
April. nineteen hundred ana hyes
at TWO e'cioek ii the afternoon. upon
the said premises described ss follows.
f0-wit:~-
All tAat certain tract piece or parcel
Of iana ara Isss5laiSes. situafe in ne Cify
If .Iersey CisS It, The County OF Hudson
snnd Ssate Of New jersey bounded and
described IS follows xiz.
Reginl;n= II corner formed bx the
is1terse ctipis of the narfherly line Of Hep
kinS formerly EiiAttAsl Avenue, q tie
E.asses,iy liSe Of Central lfnlsaersy Nanf7
unfnery3 Avenue. flfea6e running last
essy alnag saisl Nerfherly line Of H0n-
k.liS Avenhe one hundred tle0l feeI:
thenee ro.fherlg At right Eagles VITA
Hopkins Avenue foety-ive tla1 feet.
more III less, 10 the line ef land now or
fnfnerls IL Abraham CaNarsl. theme
Westerly along sail Fms Of Cpssasd one
AEndetsl and I've t7fs3 fPs'f more 81 less.
"a the iisc ST Genual Avenar: thence
SauTi;priy aldpe he same fos-fy gasH feef.
nles-e ar hess n thP plSee Ct hesnnaSgs
Ta@eisseg via I'll and singular 20
hereflstaHseafs aud aHaalsenane 70 tlle
said premises tesenssnS or II anywise
AnTeffasnsng.
Based ataSth 81 1861
NiF.fti II 4. J.F.NJS
Siee:sl Master ID ChancFry
iB Mont g0aGtry Street
Iersey CRY.
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Not yc~nffa1,ie

do you ever look back, Blobbs, on
the days Of your boyhood, the dear
faces In the home, the moon shining
on the river, the hills, the valleys,
the''-
No," interrupted Blobbs brusquely,
''it doesn't nayv'
Doesn't pay what?''
Dividends Chicago Record Her
aid.
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ana construct higher and better eharac-
~ IL 81, zoy,a - 8 y,.,,;t,.
hlee'i poWsfs al'Sl Des'''s = Is : : ~ = i
inspiring thought there are no hopeless
men
Al present there is i positive craze for
l, .;..s,a ee,.a4s s 4 s ;,,,,,,-
y : y -
no eha q anear variety sass tne Y o'7
ans Home Companion. Something very
new in Dresden ribbon high glrdle y
finished at tbs back with loop and two
long sash-ends. The ribbons are paited
near the waist-line, to give narrow ef-
feet, and broaden ont as they extend
over the skirt. The ribbon which forms
the girdle IS made over q foundation,
which lases in front a buckle IS placed
both in the front and at the back =
sash girdle OF this sort adds much 70 the
effect OF a summer gown @ null q SWISS
and to give touch more q the Dresden
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-04

The Lover There Is nothing sweeter
than making up lovers quarrel Mar
ried Cynic- Well, It's different after
you're married. Then 1t generally
means millinery.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-04

Present Commissioner Hauck, No
"a n, Rooney, President Heintze.
Absent Commissioners Sullivan.
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AN ORDINANCE FOE THE RELIEF or
Margaret Goalsn In construction Of storm
daor,
The Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey city.
hy he Board Of SErset ans Water Cornfn.s-
sleness for aHa On behalf ~ the municipality
OF SAID eisys DO ordaf1 as follows
section i----Ihas Margaret Gonlon be and ID
hereby granted permission 10 construct and
maintain a ycstihRie doorway buiidiag At
the southwest corner q Grove street and New
afk Avenue, which Vestibuie doorway may be
twelve 40 feet high and extend not mora
taa2 tnaf feet one nch e fl fn.f fron the
paifding line ct said nuisding. any ordinances
70 the contrary aotwfths starsiing.
The work 70 bs do1e oEisser sAe Supervision
of the Inspector Of Buf.dinas
Section 2. Tie ordnance granting this priv
iieRe to be Of ful ferce and erect tor a
period Of ten fID yeaes AMI thereafter until
such time as this Board orffts legally author
tzed successors may order t7le same removed.
Section 3. That all cost and expense lnei-
dent 20 The introduction. passage and pu6li-
catien Of this ordinance shall be paid BY the
applicant for sauies and such amount therefor
as Is estimated BY the Clerk Of this Board to
be necessary shall De deposited with that ofgicer
Passed Aprii II 1905.
f. HEINTzE
President
NJ n EAGAN
Mayor
GEO. 7. BeuToN
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Received and ordered fled.


REPORTS OF CHIEF ENGINEER.
The Chief Fneineer. reporfed @ certifi-
Gates in fayorsof =
Uvalde Asphalt Paw. Co. $1,000. on
ace4unt of contra et. No. i .4f,3
ITvalde Asphalt Paw %, $500 o0. on
acceli8t Of eoatract No 1.474
philip Tumltlfy Ir,. S1a5, % On ae-
caunt' If contract Sal i 400
Philip TumllIfy. Jr.. 81 .oo0.0 on ac-
count Of contract No. i. .4f,f
- j Boosavest s ShaIlsy % Sa e,oo On On ac-
counf Of confracf 10 4f;7.
i Roosevelt shaniey. ST. 500. 90. on ac-
ceunt Of contract No. fs4t;l
aa Bernard 7IssIas Cannon. ~ $sss56. on account
. VIM sgn'fVse Van II keureh. ren s1.l7e1o Oh ac-
eols dnsa 3 ya1a sgrs5 s ss, h, n 's ,,-
tract "a .41o'
r. Raca;va5 and rafarred q tbe f,amn,;t.
tea eusssa eu straefa a' and ndassssu )" 's
-
ts ioalo u sa'''ss ~ 20 =
Jol,n ,l, Rovdl S1ll0t,fl
1"p,, Iobn Ppo Pyow,,Ies 4 Iso0gs S1gt1 an
Eranl ie Tabana S75sflf1
4 ranA M pa,1iess sisns 'ss, s5os 10 n
X 1, .,l3,'fa,.si,, I'll $40 IN
y - tsaIss,.,,,5,st Ies,s..ss's 9ss'islY- ri "a
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G.,,s,,x,,,t :. 8 Tassl ilIss1. Sni,1ai Gee ee
rs,nl. .s'ss S,.fssr,.ef, S1S ~
I,,i1. I rallh a's,ss, Is.,,,flsit; g, e go
nislnp ,s ~ nia'sola. lss!a, 81 $50: 3 ~
aiex.. ssI1. Hhmin 3 G SiSisw; sasdan soaox - 90
slsek y soll, q e ae
ashl,,lrp bros. 3. e.n,' Z ~ S4.;M. a,eo So.4o
rs.lw' - lroh,lsli. Fls,'e
y l y, f.1sreakha.s xrss,ss' e. sdsV.eu' ~ :
payrollS.z-
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7haFge transfer from Street cleaning.

Resolved, That $500 be paid tk
Frank +. Leblanc for services as Sidewalk
inspector, April, 1905, claim 40. f84
Charge repairs To sidewalks.
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Resolved That S125.0o be paid to II.
II. BoWley for services as engineer on
Jackson avenue sewer reconstruetion.
April 1905. claim No. G3G.
4 Charge Jackson avenue sewer RECON-
sfructi0n.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-04

The Committee on Municipal Lighting
presented the following:
Resolved, That $4,000 be paid to John
Boyd for services as lamp inspector,
April, 1906 claim No. e34.
Charge street lighting.
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Resolved, That $3.50 be paid to John
Boyd for cash expended for car fare.
March. 1905, claim No. 632.
Charge street lighting
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I'LL ttfss ~ I'll = l2VAlHN N6I HikHeGf ISd
Water Commissioners April 3rd, 1905, to
Resolved, That the United Electric Co.
Of n. T., or its successor. be and is here
BY authorized and directed to place one
additional arc light at or near No. 153
Il h'alrvleW avenue, payment to he made
therefor al the rate of $97 30 per annum
from April 10th, 1905, and that the
Clerk Of this Board be and is hereby di-
tion to the said company.
From the same Board -:
Transmitting resolution passed by said
Board April 18TH 1905, and approved ~
the Mayor April 21st, 1906:
Resolved. That the Board Of Finance
hereby concurs in the following resolu-
ton. adopted by the Board OF Street and
Water Commissioners April 3rd 1905, to
witt
Awarding to the Uvalde Asphalt Paw
ingl 1.-THE contract for the improvement
|jof Myrtle avenue. between Ocean and
B Garfield yavenues.
ESTIMATED cost, s7,12s.1si on city,
From the same Board -
Transmitting resolution passed By said
|. Board April 18th 1903, and approved by
l1lS ltld VI s<1R4I1L<4Sts ttAttl
l Resolved, That the Board Of Finance
Hereby non-keficurs fin the following res
olutiony adopted by ethe Board Of Street
and Wat6rs Commissioners April 3rd,
1 1895, to witt
That sc. SIS sbe paidatosP. =. Murphy
forx xcaf fare for the month of March,
1900, as messenger to the Board. eiaim
Charge water account, 4. and D.
From the same Board -
Transmitting resolution passed by said
Board April 18th, 1DQ5:tand approved BY
| the. Mayor April 27st,, 1905
Resolved, That the; Board of Finance
hereby concurs In. the following resolu-
tion adopted blythe Boardi of 'Etreet and
Water Commissioners November 2fst,
1904, to wit.
Awarding .fotthes Uvaide. Asphalt Paw
ing Co. the contract fort kthe iinprp yement
of -Vans Cleef street, between DWig6f failu
Stegman streets.
Estimated cost, s23137a; aon city,
4 sS1;a58s23.)
From the same Board
Transmittingsre esolutions assedpBy said
Il sBoard IA April{ 1nh and approveddb
|sthef NJ dSyor2A Aprfl 33s2,1 8; 4 1895 =:
+ Resolved, That Ethe Board Of sFinance
lsaereby@ eOHcurs IN Ethe f0il0WfngwFe wFes0iu-
tjon fadopted byl the Boardt tof fStFeet and
+ Water Commissioners \ February l 9th,
\ 1905, to WITT:
awarding ltox y H x& sR. Shannon. Coz
tile contract for the iInprevemehtso of Lo-
gam avenue, between west Sideg avenue
and Bryantyayenue
Estimated COST SO, 324!eS; on city,
SILL
From Lamp Inspector:
Recommending that sarc lights be
placed along line of proposed trolley ex-
tensions, West Side u avenue, ETC., and
!; submitting map OF same.
From same officer
/ Recommending that additional electric
arc lights be eipiaeed as follows:
Three Lafayette Park; Morgan near
Grove street; ! Chestnut and Newark
avenues.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Municipal Lighting.
From foreman over street lab0rers
Submitting list of depressions in streets
caused by repairs to gas Mains
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Streets and Sewers. and q copy of
same or5e'ca rss asmitted to the Public
Service Corporation.
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Resolved. That the resolution hereto
fore passed April 18th, 1905, granting
permission TO the American Homes Com
pany to lay a 10-inch drain in Arlington
avenue from point about 80 feet south
Of Union street he and is hereby recon
sitlered and rescinded. !.
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From the same Roard:-

From the same Board:--
Trafismitting resolution passed by said
Board April 18th. 1905 and approved by
the Mayor April 21sf, 1906
Resolved That the Board of Finance
hereby concurs in the following resolu-
ton adonted by the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners April Bird, 1905, to
Wit
Orlering paid the following claims -:
S41..5 to d. Fl. Carpenter, claim No.
2Te
$1,000 to Louis Hoehl, claim No. GIT.
Charge water account, p. and r.
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Recolvssi. That $1,000 be paid to C.
Steck q Son fofFone new leather top car
rage, Street Department, April, 1868.
claim No. 6S2
Charge special street account, April
1905, supplies.
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Adopted by the following vote on 4
cali for the ayes and nays:
4 'enfsll ss,onets IIauck. Nolan.
Rooney. President Heintze.
Nays None.
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The Committee on Pumping and Res
ervoirs reported on claims of Public
Service CORPORATION, n. j., $l9.62 +.
tiattberg q Co. S3U.tj0, as correct
The reports We're accented
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The FOREGOING We're each separately
adopted by the following vote on call
for the ayes and nays:
Ayes: Commissioners Hauck, Nolan,
Rooney and President Heintze.
Nays:-N0ne.
Absent COMMISSIONS Sullivan.
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Resolved, That S11 10 be paid to r. r.
Healy for horseshoing, Street Depart
ment, March, 1905, claim No. 61S.
S4.00 to L. P. Healy for four new
horse shoes and two pads. Street Clean
ing Inspector, March, 1905, claim "a.
6221
SEQ TO Henry ByTne for one cubic
yard crushed stone, Street Department,
March, 1905, claim No. 6:}O
charge special street account, March,
1865, supplies.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-04

sewer III Jackson avenale. Union street.
Clareinont avenue, Garfield avenue. Car
York Bay. Z - s.
charge construction relief sewer. Jack
son avenue
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From the same Board.
TRANSMITTING resolution passed by said
Board April 19th 1906 and approved by
the Mayor April Dist 1905
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
hereby concalrs in the following resolu-
tion adopted by the Board of Street and
TO wit
5000 10 j G, Supply Co., claim No.
1,412.
Charge specials street account. March,
1905. supplies
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Resolved, That the Board of Finance
pc and is hereby requested to set aside
out Of license moneys for the use of this
Board for the month Of May. 1905 -
For salaries, $1794.0O.
For supplies. $4,000.
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The foregoing were each separately
adopted By the following vote on a call
for the ayes and nays
Ayes Commits sioners Hanck. Nolan,
Rooney President Heintze.
NafsNone
Absent Commissioner Sullivan.
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Resolved, That $1,000 be paid to Hen
ry Byrne for 50 tons crushed stone re-
pairs to fnaeadam roads, April, 1905,
claim No. 631.
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The Committee an Pumping and Reser-
yoirs presented the faiioNing:
Resolved. That $15sts2 he paid 10 Pab-
lie Service Corporation o. New Jersey
for gas consumed ut High Service.
March, ftitJ. .fielsaini Ne- 19S.
S50.uN to Il. Pastl,erg Y CO.. for mp
chine oil and cylinder compound High
Service, April. 1905 claim No. 1870
Charge Mater Acct r. ana X.
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From the same Board
Transmitting resolutjn passed by said
the Mayor April 21st, 1905:
Resolved, That the Board sof Finance
hereby nen-concurs in the following res
olution adopted by the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners April 3D., 1905,
to wit:
That $3.50 be paid to George sSiehert
for services as inspector, Water Asses
sor's office. 24th day of March, 1905,
claim No. 67S.
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$$9. 30, $4,000, as correct.
'N ,Ehe reports We're accented

The Conmitte on New Water Works
reported on pay roll as follows -:
Engineer III charge New " alter Works,
April, 1903, 45S.35, 80 as correct.
The report was accepted.
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Resolved, That special improvement
llcerti6eates for one thousand one hundred
liscyenty- and 19-10o $1.1T6.19 dollars
be drawn in favor of William Van Keu-
ren final for work done and materials fur
nislled on account of contract No. l.459.
conformably To Chapter I'll Of the Laws
ieof 1895 for improvement Of Troy street
from Summit avenue to line Of Reservoir
No. 2
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S6Tsj0 to John Dunn. claim No. 1ti1.
Charge wafer account, A. and r.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-04

Resolved. That the United Electric
Company of New Jersey. or its success
ors, be and is hereby authorized and di-
rected TO place additional arc lights as
follows.
Three are lights in Lafayette Park.
One arc light at Morgan street near
Grove street.
One are light 1T Chestnut and Newark
avenues
Payment to be made therefore at the
rate of $3.50 each per annum from date
Of placing Of same. and that the Clerk
of this Board be and IS hereby directed
to certify a copy of this resolution to the
said Company
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-04

persons to erect signs, etc, in front of
the premises designated in accordance
with the rules and regulations of the
board governing snch nlatters:
Mary Damato, fruit stand, 80 Fifth
street.
Geo ". Scales. sign on pole at curb,
A315 Pacific avenue.
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rom same ofHcer.--- !
I Recommending that additional electrica
arc lights betplaeed ais follows:
Three Lafayette Park; / Morgan near
Grove street; ! Chestnut and Newark
avenues
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Municipal Lighting
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-04

Tie Committee on Engineering and
Survey reported on claims Oft p.
Healy. $500; James Wilson, $500; John
y. Walsh, $1,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-05
KANSAS SHOOTERS AT HOME.
They Return from tlle East Very Wen
Pleased.

Musician H. L. Hunt a member of
the Kansas rife team at Sea Girt, is
in, town today, having arrived Monday
from Sea Girt, n. j., with ten other
half of the team stopped over at va
rious points in the east to visit friends
or see the sights. Musician Hunts
home is in Lawrence.
Mr.. Hunt himself did not get po-
sition on the Kansas team, because
his eyes gave out under the strain of
SO much practice, and he was obliged
to retire from the preliminaries with
out completing his. score. Speaking
of the work of the team. he said:
1.-THE Kansas team is very well sat-
isf1ed with the result. Considering the
conditions, we made a splendid record.
The first reports that we ranked
twenty-ffth were mistake, for the
later reports show that our rank was
twenty wbichs puts us just in
side the first division. There were
forty-five teams in the shoot,
up until the very last day OF the
tournament the Kansas team was
right up with the leading bunch. We
petitors for one of the prizes = But
when it came to the shooting at the
1000 yard range, our boys fell way
down. One of them only scored 2 out
of a possible so, another scored 4,
and one scored Z. The highest score
range was As. It was a very difficult
range to shoot on, especially the 1000
yard range. At that range the tar
gets were placed on top of the sea
wall, so that they stood out against
the sea, and the lights were bad, es-
pecia1ly in the morning.
New York won the prize, and 1t
ought to the way it goes after it.
Whenever they find crack shot they
enlist him in the guard and give him
an officers commission, Just to get
him on the team. Then their shoot
ers are all old men, old enough to be
the daddies of most of the Kansas
team. They are all Of them commits
stoned officers in the New York
guard / don't think there was a pri-
vate in the bunch. To still further
help them, they had a field anemom-
eter to show the direction and force
of the wind, a barometer to show the
atmospheric pressure. and lot of
other mechanical devices so that they
could tell exactly how much to allow
for everything. 1t was all calculated
with mathematical accuracy, SO that
about all they needed was some sort
of a machine to pull the trigger. The
Kansas team, on the other hand, did
its shooting exactly as 1T would have
to do it out in the field of battle,
which is all the more credit to them.
The New york team did not stay out
in camp; they had quarters at some
club house down the beach, and used
to come riding up in their big auto
mobiles every day for the shoot
"I wish they would have one. of
those shoots out here in Kansas. We
could fix up a good deal better range
than they had at Sea Grit, and could
arrange it so that conditions would be
good for shooting at all hours of the
day."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-05
TOPEKA IS WET.
n Light Cold Rain Falls Here
Today.

Kansas got much needed rain to-
day which though small was most
thankfully received.
The good old summer time seems to
have borrowed a week of fall weather
to sandwich in between the hot spell
which has been with us for a week or
so in the past and the week that is al
most sure to be with US a little later
on in this month, for the weather of
the last few days is certainlya reminder
of the cool nights and mornings that
are due little later on. Light wraps
and heavy bedding have been in de-
mand now for several days and nights
and the indications are that the straw
mats and summer wearing apparel are
about to be fOrVed to take their an
nual vacation. While today is slightly
warmer than the two preceding days,
many fires shone in the CRATES over
the city this morning and a fire in the
kitchen stove was a condition devoutly
wished for. The temperature arose
from So at Z o'clock this morning I'M
til noon when it had reached SIS, and
thep as a gentle rain began to fall it
gradually descended until at o'clock
1t was back to 81, and is gradually
sinking lower. The precipitat ton for
the day has so far been very light and
has only shown .04 of an inch in the
government gauge on the weather
building At ? O'Clock the wind was
blowing from the east at the rate of
ten miles an hour.
The temperature has risen in Kan
sas and eastern Missouri and cloudy
weather prevails over the district this
morning, with rain in the western and
central counties of Kansas.
Inc maximum and minimum temper
atures for the "a hours ending at 7
o'clock this morning for the stations
over the state were:
Baker IS, 56; Concordia rs, S. Macks-
vile Sc, So; Mcpherson "a, IS; Manhat-
e ean %, AZ; Usage City so, SO; Russell g.
"a. "A; Wichita 50. g.
The hourly temperatures as recored
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-05
HE GOT HIS CHICKENS.
j. A. Ramsey Receivers His White
Misunderstanding Four.

j. A. Ramsey, of 925 Morris avenue,
came to the police station this morn
ing and presented a slip of paper con-
tanning a closely typewriter descrip-
ton of dozen spangled Wyandotte
chickens which were stolen from him
last night. The slip contained a
sample of the hens-a feather. mo
use" said Officer Pavey, who CHANGED
to be present. Your hens are in the
back yard in the coal house. Four are
dead from suffocation, and the rest
seem to be enjoying good health"
Early this morning Officer c. A.
Smith saw two men with a sack head
ing for Parkdale He stopped them.
discovered that the sack contained
number of live fowls, and arrested
them for larceny. This morning they
confessed to stealing the chickens
The chicken thieves are C. Miller
and A. Adams. two Santa Fe en-
ployes, who live in Parkdale. They
went out on West Seventh street to
Mr.. Ramsey's chicken ranch, pried
the heavy netting from the window
they could carry. Four of the birds
mad persisted from suffocation before
the men were arrested. Mr.. Ramsey
secured state warrant for the men
this morning.
A few minutes after Mr.. Ramsey
had gone to the court house to secure
the warrant a little woman came to
the police station and said that she
was Miller's wife, and that if he were
put in jail she and her five small chill
dren would be left without any sup
port whatever. This is what the hus-
band should have thought of before.
Inc innocent always suffer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-05
tails and with most favored nation

tails and with a most favored nation
clause
Article 10. Russia and Japan recipro-
cally engage to restitute their prisoners
of war on paying the rea1sc of keep
ing the same, such claim for cost to be
supported by documents.
Article Il. This peace treaty shall be
drawn up in two languages, French and
English, the French text being evidence
for the Russians and the English text
for the japanese. In case of difficulty
of Interpretation the French document
to be final evidence.
Article Is. The ratification of this
treaty shall be c0untersigned by the
sovereigns of the two states within so
days after its signature. The French
and English embassies shall be inter-
mediaries between the Japanese and
Russian country to announce by tele-
graph the ratification of the treaty
Two additional articles are agreed to
as follows:
Article l. The evacuation of Man
churia by both armies shall be complete
within Is months from the signing of
the treaty beginning with the retirement
of troops of the first line. At the ex-
piration of the Is months, the two par
ties will be able to leave as guards for
the railway Is soldiers per kilometer
Article 2. The boundary which limits
the parts owned respectively by Russia
and Japan in the Sakhalin island shall
be definitely marked off on the spot by
special photographic commission