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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-09-22

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has been knocked down by passing
motor cyclist)-You didn't see the
number, but could you swear to the
man?
villager-1 did, but l don't think e
card me
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-09-22
STATE OFFICERS OF LADIES' AUX.
lLlARY,

President-Mrs. Mary B. Daley. 1906
Central ave-. Minneapolis.
Vice President-Mrs. Mary Reilly.
Brainerd.
Secretary-Ella c. Heating, LAT Pleas
ant avenue, St. Paul.
Trcusurer-Mrs. Katherine Mcdonald,
Duluth.
Insurance Secretary--Margaret A.
Grady. Saltwater.
Insurance Observation-Disclosures Sulli-
van, Rochester.
State Medical Drector-Dr. T. W..
Buckley. ST. Paul.
Directors of Insurance Fund-Agnes T.
Kelley, saltwater; Mrs. Sarah Boa rtlnlan,
Minneapolis; Mrs. j. d. Higgins, st.
Paul; ELLA Grogan. Minneapolis: Mrs.
Mary Mccoy, st. Paul
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-09-22
NATIONAL OFFICERS.

MATTHEW CUMMINGS, N. p, Boston.
Mass.
JAMES ]. REGAIN. N. v. P. st. Paul.
JAMES T. CARROLL, N. S.. Columbus
JOHN QUINN. N. r.. Joliet, Ill.
MOST REV. JOHN NJ FARLEY. d. D..
Archbishop of New York. National
Chaplain.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-09-22
STATE oFFlcERs-MINNEsoTA.


PRESIDENT ]. Regain. st. Paul.
Vice Observation-Disclosures kenney, Man.
kato.
observation-disclosures Connolly, 2424
Pleasant avenue. Minneapolis.
Trcasurer-John Flood. Duluth.
State Chaplain-Rev. NJ O'Brien, Grace
Vile.
President of Insurance Fund-R. J.
Clarke, ST. Paul.
Vice President-Dan M. Clark. Brain
erd.
Secretary of Instrumentation Mahoney,
220 Temple Court, Minneapolis.
Treasurer of Instrumentation Sheehy,
Montgomery.
State Medical Director-Dr. E. w.
Buckley. St. Paul.
Directors of Insurance Fund-John L.
St. Paul: Thos. Jordan, Minnea polls: j.
p. Coughlin, Perham: Fred L. Ryan, Du-
luth.
State Board of Audit. j. Doyle, st.
Paul; M. ]. Hynes. Rosemount: ]. E. Nc
Govern, Rochester.
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NATIONAL oEFIcERs. LADIES'

National Presdent-Aliss Aroma Emalia,
Scranton, Pa
National Vice President-Mrs. Mary
Mccarthy. Missouri.
National Secretary-Mrs. Duross, New
York.
National Treasurer-Mrs. Mary B. Da-
ley, Minnesota.
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EDWARD Il. McCHRISTOL. New York.
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REV. NJ. j. BYRNE. Indiana.
JOHN L. KELLY. Milwaukee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-21

24neebIi6e ttria&e bee @afarta uno 9tittel
eeeen oerem Derbreitmna.
Muf ben Nifobaren i'm Snbii6en
Saeane elauben Die 8etpobner on bds
monii9e ginfliFe. gs berri9t aui
ben Snfeln eroBe Malariaeefabr. unh
oa Der Nitobarer oas Gieber fiirdtet,
feline 5ertmnft oter nidt erflGren uni
es Dor allen aIl9 ni4t beilen fann, 10
lit bies Der Mnlab gu einem iebr iorss
fdltis ausseitalteten Nberslauben se=
porber. Der aaes unbeil Dem 9eift Dec
@eritorbenen, Dem fogenanHten Stpt.
5uf9reibt, Der INNER pSoer in etnen
&6rper binetn5ufabren unb BORT aner=
let 9eimiudunsen gu eraeusen fu4t.
Oarum mub Der Spi nit allen erbenf=
lthen Mitteln ON ben 0erftorbenen ee=
bannt per6en: man gibt Der Qei9e ale
9egenitdnoe, bic Dem @erftorbenen lief
tparer, NIT tn's @rab, iotpeit oas mDgs
lid lit, ober ftent iie auf Dem 9rabe
auf, 70 oab 0as @rab Dem @eiit bes
@erftorbenen cine bebagli6e StGtte
per6en foq, aus Der ct fi9 nidt als
b0fer @eiit naa elmer anbern Wob=
nung umfiebt. Dor ben 3ugdngen Der
6duier aber erri9tst man Setter
bdume; has finb lanse, pben nit
Grandchildren beraierte 8dmbusftdmme,
bte ben Spis ben 3ugans pebren; i'm
9aufe tperben 5etif9e aufgeftent, aus
9oIa eefdnibte abf9euli9e @eitalten.
BITE burd ibre 9dblidfeit ben 9eiit abs
balten fonen. namentlia au9 burG
ibre europdiffen Mbseiden. Dor benen
nitobarif9e b0fe Setter einen befons
beren S6auber empfinoen.
Srob alleoem aber tit Der 9eift off
fir bieie G6redmittel unb 6Gblidfei=
ten ni9t empfinbli9 senug un6 fommi
bod in's 6aus. Damn mub man tbn
pertreiben unb tbut bas auf etnem
Seufelsfef, BET benz bel palmtpein ees
trunten uno biel S9peinebraten sesei=
len, tii9tis seraudt. sei9rtsen uno &C.
opfert piro. Die 3auberer feben bann.
tpenIt tie trunfen finb, ben Spi nit
ibren lsibbaftisen Muserl, er miro ber=
folst unb auf bas etsens su biefem
3tped aug 9aumftGmmen. 8ambuss
pfdblen uno bielem 3ierrat forsfdItie
berfertigte @eiiteri1tff geidgt uni
auf's bobe Meer binausgefabren. tpr
Damn bas geiterfdiff Dem Spiel bon
Wtno un6 WeIen iiberliefert miro,
Trei Mpnate barauf erfolgt our9 Elm
no9maliges, audi re9t ipunoerli9ea
Seufelsfeit nod bie lebte @Guberuns,
uno Der Mustreibunssproaeb lift aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-21

WaIparaio, 20. Mug. Die
5nfsI Suat 6~ernanbe3, auf tueI&er R&
eth Fartes Sort unb cine QoIonie ollie.
nii&er 6trdfings befanb, TT bard
bas grbbsbsn ponfdnois 5erfort unb
ale Bepobner berielben eet6btet NOR
ben. Juan Gernanbe3 9eb6rte 30 @btls
unb Daniel be Zoe bat bic @ei&t4te
Der grIsbmFe bes Robinion @ruioe aui
bteie SnfeI berIe9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-21
@oIbat rerfua G rsbt'

y o per Us GtSpt'
9of. Sn Der &atbeorale 5u6oeHa
fanb EN- DaHfessottesbient aus On,
lob Der Mufl6iuns bes l~luterbaufes oes
parlaments itatt unb Die 0ertreter
aler 8ebDrben nabmen on Der Seier
tbeil, Sn elmer @nfpro9e ertIdrte Der
6ortise grSbiidof auber anbersn1. bab
BITE Witglieber Der SppoftioH Mnarz
&tten un6 Tein6e 6es @taates tpdrsr.
QtIs er feline Rebe beenbet bate, erbob
f9 Elm SolSat unb belt etne On.
fprade, in neider er fasfe, bob nidi
bic Oppoftipnss mitglieoer, fonosrr
Wdnner pie Der Grabifdof be pirf<
lt9en Deinoe oes Staates tpdren. Gin
sepaltieer Enmult mar oie Golge uno
Der Soloat tpurbe perbaftet unb iu's
Gefdnsnib absefibrt. {,
SnfoIae eines thDrt4<
ten d tp d bes, oeFen urs
fpyung ountel seblieben TIT. bemd6ttgte
fhn biefer Sage Der @ebIlteruns BON
Grtgsiano, Stalien, cine feltfame Gr<
rtgui1g. Die 0ehrer Der 0prttgtrt
WoItsfduIe fuben fi6 gesen Tfttfas
pIDbIi4 Tn i6ren G6ulrdumen bon
einer brobenoen uno pie befeFen
f9reien6en Mense umrinst. oit ihre
Rtnber anridfor6erte, hell fi4 oas un<
glaubIi9e @erunt perbreitet bate. es
iten 2eute aus Rorn sefommsr. INN
6os @lut bon Rinoern 81 fammeln uno
bdmit 6te R0uigiH bon Indmie ~ beis
fenl Der 9iirsermeifter uno anbere
Beanie tonntsn uur nit Wiite bie tos
benben Batter unb Wiitter beruhisen-
I'm aaifertb6rI far5te
otr aIs porsiislider 4Iettersr b~etannte
Hersfihver Mnord asrer o6; er purot'
tpSt oufsefunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-21

Oas Quremburger I'M 8 >
blatt perDffentli6t bas neue9eieb iiber
Die grb0bung Der 8samtengebdlter. on
Ser iGmmtli1e Staatsbeamten nit
Musnabme Der @idter Der gesirtsse>
ridte uno oes Sberseri9tsbpfes tbeilz
nebmen. Oieie blieben oanon ausse=
fdloFen, neil linen erit Dor einisen
Sa6ren, NIT Nusi9lub alIer anoeren
8eamten, cine 9ebaltserbDbung ee>
fpdbrt pprben tpar. Hah Dem neuen
@eIeb e~mtfallen 80 prosent grb0bung
auf oas erfte Sauienb Der 9ehaltss
fumme, Is prosent uuf ous spette, Z
8roaent auf oas brittle Suufeno. Der
5000 IF. iberiteisenoe Sbetl bes Sc
haItes erfGbrt cine Grb0bdhs bon brsi
proaent. Die our Deduns Der @ebdI'
te~rerbObuns in Den Staatsbausbdsi
dufaenommene Mehrfumme betrdgi
653,755 ST. s>.iigI.-
OrtgtneIIe @traben
men bat bic neue Wiltnfolonis
bes 9abeortes Srabemiiqbe erbalter.
ga bas @trabennes cine fdiffd6nli8t
Corn. aeist. 10 sibt e bort cine gtrabt
r@adbor61 Qinte Sette). .Mittf4iffs'
(mittIere @trabe), .@teuerbor6'
(re9te Strabe). SIM Si6peften Iiegi
6as balbtreisf0rmtge rM4terbed,
tpdhreno I'm Often bas rGonreep1 ab.
fdqt. Dis bon @iboiten auf bas
r@4tff~ aufiibrenoe @trobe beibi
rGooeipin61 (Sibof III fiji Srupe.
miinoer @esler siinftig), pGbrenb bi'
entgegengefette Gette, bas lfer anoeu'
tenb. ~9eseripaI' setauft TT.
Rad Sabr3ebnten ents
bedt. auf benz Rbpemider GtGttes
plat on Der Griinauerfrabe, Berlin
tpuroe Bet Wusfdo9tungsarbeiten etr
Sfelett entbedt, bas ettpa 90 bts 8(
Sabre in Der grM geIegeil bat. Mu!
Ser Gage bes Sfeletts fopie aus anoe
ren Begleitumft6nben BET Dem Tuno
gebt antifeIos herbor, bab Der So6t
fetneraeit eimem fHtperen Werbreder
gum Opfer eefallen TT. STE Geld
mar rur einer Dieter tief tn Die Orb
etnaegroben. Der Tobte ipar, tpie dul
BEN 8efunb Der nod gut erbaltensl
| 8dbne berbrrsebt, Elm iunser Weni4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-21

9awaii.
wteftge 5IutbueIIetm
D1tfffc.N,tan

- u.
. onoIuIut 20. Aug. Srabt.
lois Hepef&en bon ben Snieln 6auaii,
WaHt unb 6iIo bsri@ten, bab sins
6lutbuelle f&Iimn,e WerptRuneen an.
rt9tsts. in ber Bu9t bon WaaIaca,
auf Der Smell Nau errei9te bic eturs.
tpsae sins 60bs bon IL CUB. Die,
uurben @erfte unb anFenbauten 3er.
fort.
Cine ungemein farfe rlnterRran.
hung eing Der WeIe boraus.
Wan ntu1mt an, bob BITE 6Iutbp ent
In @erbinbuns NIT benz grbbeben In
gaiparatfo febt. Dor breibig Sabreu
ri&tete etne dbnIi4e 6Iutbmele. aud
udtreno zines g~rbbebens tn sabare,
rita beoeutenbe @erpifuneen bier OH.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-21
S@tfSna9ri@tem.

plymouth .pairieia" bon 6ambure
mad New Dort.
glasgcp /: ,eicilian" bon Wontreal ;
rGoIumbia" bon Netu Dcrt.
Bremen ,5riebri& Der grobe1 bon
Heu Dori.
6ambura : .HIue9er" bon Rsu Dort;
Houlogne +: .potsbams bon Hotterbarl
mad Netp BORT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-21
@robtr 9ampfer
@it 1000 Yanagierea gefranoet, aber ale
gerettet.

9apaner 6anen neue Babn. Mnirhhreri6r Heaergeneral. - Gdarfe WfaB
reseIn In Der Sauptfaot. = 1000 Sobk, $4,000 gerpnnbee. -
gerHbmte SnkI srhOrt. Seffse GrbhSHei In 9entdlanS
geipHrt. = Ses gaaramts mHbe. = Bauern bel.
fen fd idbh. = NMt 20, 900 omrdse=
brmnt. Neuterer erihoHeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-21

lsnts Der SoloHk als 6olge bss Hrie-
9ss gu traaen babsn rno bic rteber3eu.
stin9 babe I'D i6u, a~nfgebrdngt, BAT
bic 10 unf&ulbts Beorhdten tber tur3
ooer lang bie 5Iinte in's Rorn tuerfen
uno ben fauer erfdmpften gobsn OF.
afritanif&en 6anoeIs ben gneldnbern
tberlahsn tusrbsn. I'm bieier Gus.
leguns f9eint ni&ts Wabres st fein.
anosrs iebo9 fe6t ss NIT BEN obsl an.
sefibrten @erti&t. gneIanbs grfoIgs
als 2olonialma@t tuerosn isIbF bon
@rObbritanniens 5etnben anerfannt
iinb bs W6gli9leit elmer 8efpre&une
tss Observation-Disclosures G&mer3ens.
tinbes eeleeenili& Der ihrali&en On.
tsnte Iiegt nabe. gs tudre Elm mtibi,
ges 8emhbe1 ben Snbalt bisisr anaeb.
li@sn 8eratbung anseben 3u tuoasn.
@enug an benz, baB beuii9e unb eng.
Hide DipIomaten tn Berlin NIT 3u-
perF&t babO1 fpre&en, bab DeutI8.
lambs bisberige 2olonialmetbobsu baIb
Der gergansenbett anseb6ren birften.
. +. aarI peters d2
6ranturt q. d., 20. Mug.
Sn Derbtnbung NIT benz Qubbel.
mubOel TN 2oIonialamt III eins Na9.
ri4t bon bp6em SntereKe. tusI9e BITE
v5ranifurtsr 3eitune" brinet. Bar.
nod III bic felt Sabre1 boz, bisIen Sci.
ten setutinf9te Ridtebr bss Or. QarI
psters, bes ge9rtnbers Der 9olonie
Ssuti9.O hafrita In ben Rei9sbienf
bei3lohene Ga&e. ct erbieIt Rane
unb Sitsl zines @si9stpmmiKars si.
rid, uel&e Inn absrtannt tuurbsn, aIs
ct tuesen Der angsbli9 auf Der 2iIt.
manbs@aro. Expedition bon 1891 be.
eangenen @raufamfeiten aus benz
Stsnfs entlaRsn tpurbe.
Wtt $780, 900 bur9sebrannt.
Berlin, 20. Ausuf. Die Ser.
liner poli3ei glaubt BsreAti9ung gu Der
annabme 3u baben, bob Waltber
2aud, Der elmer biefgen Girma nit faf
500. 600 bur&gebrannte Bu&balter.
isinsn Wsg nod Amsrita gsnomn1sr,
bat unb beretts In Netu Dorf geIanbet
H.. 2aud foa In @bicaeo Weruanote
babsn, BITE, uie man BIER muntsIt, Be.
reits bon feiner Glu9t bena9ri9tiet
purben Lnb ibn nod R09Ii9feit
s&tben uerben.
Yern.
IL, 900 3 $1,000 10 u n.
beter.
q. 20. Hug. Die lsbten Be-
pei9en bon Walparaiio beri&ten, bab
bie pantt inter ber 8ewo6nsrf4aft I'D
su Iesen bestnnt. Dos @obnbaus bee
0errt gSpnrbs III bas sin3ige 6ars an
Der Dietorta Strabe, bas ni&t BET benz
grbbsben si%nesfirat 1T. Die Anaabl
Der 9pbtsrt In DaIparaifo tutrb aui
1000 sef9dbt. Die Sobter tn anbereu
6tdbten Hnh:
Quinota, 80; 2ima9s 10 unb pe.
tertFa IL.
Die Mn3abl Der 8obtsn TIM 9a13en
grbbebenbifrift pirb f9 auf II. 600
unb bie Der Werwunbetsn auf 60, 600
beIaufen.
Sn allen stdbten unb Orti9aften la
fhbIi9en unb mittleren 9betIe Sab'
Nmsrita's tusrben 6tlfsbeitr69s &C.
fammsIt unb bic Resierunaen Der fib'
amsritantf&en RepubIiten uerben gr6
bere acknowledgement ftir bic 6tlfs'
bHrftiaen unb Wotblsiben I'm @rbbe'
benz iRritt bepiuiesn.. Der Jodep'
Club In Buenos Anres bat f&on co.,
1000 pefos Interchangeable mad
WaIparaifo aei&idt.
! giner Der gr0bten ungladsfdGe be
benz grDbeben mar Der 3ufammen'
fur3 bes prd&tisen 6otels Singles,
nobel fdmmtli&e @dfe unb 6oteIange
telte setbbtet tuurben.
gbile.
Berht mte Ell 3er6rt
9 aIparato o, 20. Au9. 81
Smell Suan G~ernanoea, auf tpsl&sr I'D
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-21
RuBlans.
g 9arfs WaBregeIn tn
Der 6auptf tab l.

S9arfs WaBregeIn tn
Der 6auptf abt
81. petersburg, 20. Aug.
lmtli& tuurbs heute hier befannt ge'
u,a9t, bab In Der lsbten @o&e TN gan.
gen rufRf&sn @ei&s SO Beamte eru,or.
bet unb 43 Bsamte bon ben Hsbolutio'
ndren psrmunbet murben. Nuberbem
sntosdte bic polilsi nisbr als so Gbna'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. aus ct. pe'
tersbura tuurben ant lettsit 6antfag
$500 perfonen berwisien, uopon $50
nod Sibiriert t~ransportirt uorben
fnb. pOIi3eimeifer b. 2aunib wia
ale unrubiaen gIemsnte aus Der
6auptfabt s~ntfsrnen. Die poliaei
tuirb NIT Der 6anobabuns bon S&nea'
fsuerssi9ibel einaeabt.
Weuterer er9oen
3ronRabi 20. Muguf. -
Se93ebn Psrioner, tusl9e on Der leb'
ten Wsutsrsi b%eroorragsnb bstbeilist
tuarsn, tpurben beuts Worser. xa9bem
elm 9riessssri&t fe gum Robe berur.
tbeilt batis, auf ben @dqsr Der 5s.
flung eri&ofen. Inter ben @rf4ohe'
men Hno 3wsi Stubenten unb Der W!'
litdrar3t Or. @ufarow.
Bon 8i9enFo9otp In poIst tpurbs
beute ssnnslbet, bob Der bortige @bef
Der 2anssensbarmerie bon &errorifen
gstbbtst worben if.
Sn 8aganrog fnb heute 3tuei poIi'
act = Ssrgsanten bon Retolutiondren
bar9 WsKnfi9e t6otli@ bsrmunbel
porben.
Der 3ar NJ NJ d b {.
g t. Petersburg, 70. aug.
Nus baIboff3ieqsr QIslIs b.rIautet,
bab Der SelbFberrf9sr aIer Reuben
R9 srnRli& nit Abbantunasseban.
ten trags, beren Nusfhbruns bon be,
6hIfe Der anberen Wd9ts ab9dnge.
60 uirb anf&Iisbenb bebauptet, bab Tim
mad Der 3uiammsnfunft bon Qaiie,
@ilbsIm uub abnis gbwaro Der Ratt
ssssbsn tpurbe, rubie a~us3ubarren.
Die retferne" s n b.
g I. petersbure,2 20. Hug.
Der Ssrrorismus tn polen, Der nbri'
gems beileibe ni9t auf bieie probini
bsT9rdnft 1T, lou nit Der bonn Carer
i9on oft borsefredten, absr ftets wiebe,
aurtdss3oseneu r%eifernsn 6ano" erRidl
tuerben. DDS Rriesminiferium bal
bie Qonaentriruns bon srobsn tueiterer
8ruppsnmaHen In Wari9au angeoro'
net. SnnerbaIb bon 48 etunbsn tper'
ben i~nsssfammt ftinfssbn gataiGon'
Snfanterte unb Heben 2aballerie.R ssi'
msntsr In Der polniIden 6auptfabt
neriammeIt fein.
9 beIfen ft& feIbf +
Batu, 20. Aueuf. Die Bauerr
timmsrn H9 I'M AIgemeineu UNI bt
Deriprs&unesi Der @egisrung In BE
treF Der Asrarfrase tuenig, ON aller
tpenisHen absr I'm @oubernement Afra
dan unb am aaspif9sn Mesre. Dor
baben ndmli& BITE rsbelifaen 2anbteut
ibrsa 6orbsrungsu auf brafif4e Wsif
@sltuns neri&aHt. Sic beria8en elm
fa& bte Bear1tert unb @roberunbbe
Fbsr, ~fonisatren BITE gbeIb6fe uMb Der
tbeiIen ben grunb unb Hoben friebIid
untsr F9. Webrere geger oie Aufrib
rer ausaei&idte 8ruppenabtbeilungel
finb 3uridgetrieben tporoen uno oi
@egierung tf bolfdnbig ma&tIos.
Senti9laab.
l, 9efttge grbf6be In
Seutf&Ianb &c.
ptirt.
g6tttngen, 20. Hug. Die
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-21
9emti9laab.
9efttge grbf6be in
Deutf&Ianb &c.
fpHrt.

g6tttngen, 20. Gug. Die tn
Berblnbuns nit Der nniuerRidtsfern.
tuarte febenbe Beoba&tunasfatiun fiir
grbbebG1 aeists aefierrn Moresrt uim 2
ubr beftige grbf6be an. Do mdb.
renb Der Isbteu @c&e In beri&iebenen
8bsilsn DeutI&tano's g,beri&tttsrun.
gen bemerft uorben Rnb, 10 sIauben
bts astronomer Der tisFgen llntperFtdt,
bab bie grbe tn etne pertobe u,se.
pb6nli9 beftiser ieismoIOgif&sr Stu.
rungers getrsten TT.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-13
LOCAL MENTION.

Mrs. J.. P. Farnsworth leaves Monday
to spend & month or two with her son
Jay and wife In Muscogee, 1. T.
The Sons of Veterans, Of which order
Charles Curtis is a member, will hold
a social meeting complimentary to him
on the evening Of the 26th.
DR.. J. E. Minney returned last night
from Clay Center where he had been
the guest of the Clay County Medical
society at the annual session this week
He reports nice rains west Of Manhat-
tan yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Bernard Kelly, who was former
" Of Topeka, was in the city yesterday.
J. c. Holland. the Topeka architect,
IS in Newton today making some plans
the Santa Fe is soon to build at that
point.
DR.. E ". Minney, who formerly re-
sided IN Topeka, is now touring the Cal
ifornia coast IN a large "A horsepower
touring car.
Robert J. Mackey is visiting with
friends in Oklahoma this week
There win be a ball game tomorrow
afternoon at League park between
teams from the general managers and
ticket auditors Offices of the Santa Fe.
Admission 5 pins.
Baseball teams from Mills and Cros-
by Brothers are playing at League park
this afternoon.
Oak Grange will have a picnic at their
hall, Mission Center, on Thursday July
49, at which time Mortimer Whitehead
Of New Jersey win deliver an address
Admission is free and everyone is in
vited.
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glary and larceny of the hides. The evil
dence against Finch on the hide stealing
was conclusive, and Judge Hutchinson
sentenced him on July IS 1906 to serve
term of not exceeding Is years in the
penitentiary.
Finchs first crime was due to his
careless handling of a revolver. He
had borrowed six-shooter on October
3, 1904 for the purpose, he said. of
killing a circus employee of a show
which happened to be IN Garden City.
He seemed to take a good deal of
pride in the fact that he was armed,
for he hourished his weapon around
a good deal. and it was exploded once
before the fatal shot was fired When
the first shot was fired Finch's friends
told him to put up the gun and quit
fooling with it, but he paid no atten-
ton to them. and pretty soon the gun
went off again. This time the bullet
hit Brooks in the breast and killed
him. The two men had never had any
trouble, and the jury let Finch off
easily
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HARD HEARTED CROWD
Mrs. Ihaw Again Russ the Gauntlet
Of the "Rubbernecks.v

New York. July 13.zMrs. Harry
Thaw. after her visit to her husband
today, had great diHeulty in making her
way from the doorway Of the Tombs
prison to her cab. There was a large
GROVE at the doorway waiting to see
her and the extra policeman who are
on guard daily at the time OF her visit
were almost swept off their feet as the
crowd surged forward. One woman
seized Mrs. Thaw's vel and attempted
to raise it TO get a glimpse of the
young woman's face.
This Is the worst part of it all .
said Mrs. Thaw as she stood waiting
for the police to restore order. IF I
could only avoid that seemingly hard
hearted crowd Of rubbernecks'-do
you call them, coming down here
would not be SO bad. They seem to me
to gloat over my misery-especia
those women.
Then through narrow. passageway,
guarded by policemen, she made her
way to her cab.
Mrs. NJ 7. Swartz, alleged to have
heard Thaw threaten ito get White,
was again too i'll to appear before the
grand jury. A story which could not
be confirmed was current today that
the value of Mrs. Swartz's testimony
has been overestimated and that she
does not know ThaW.
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ton Of how sweet am. but the elevator
never wobbles by q hairs breath. /
know how to value the giggles and the
words of a woman. They are yainly
and lead only to the bounce.
But is it the same with other eie-
vator boys? I ask. Alas, no. Wherever
I go I find them growing careless Of
their duties because the sentiment of
love has touched their hearts. A
month ago a young man running an ele-
vator in a prominent skyscraper con-
fided to me that he was IN love with
stenographer in the building She was
twenty-four and he sixteen. but he did
not care for the difference in their
ages. Indeed. he thought It better to
have an aunt and a mother and
sweetheart all in one She had patted
him on the back: she had pulled his
ear: she had praised his complexion.
In her insidious way she was Turing
that boy on to his DOOM I struggled
with him. but it was no use His in
fatuation was complete. Three days
later, while thinking of his darling, he
bumped his elevator against the roof
and hurt three passengers and got the
bounce. When he went to the woman
Of his heart for sympathy and to ask
her to wait until he could strike anoth-
err engagement she pretended that she
had never seen or heard Of him before,
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N is Il h tn VERSA Brother ad ph ca octet Point LC and
Is blowing lines m laid down by he late Nine avask 1amQ gand
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and that he must have become intoxi-
Gated on soda water.
Today 1 could name twenty elevator
boys who are in love. That means
twenty accidents sooner or later. It
also means twenty bounces. There
should be posted UP in every elevator
in the city notice reading.
ANY girl speaking to the elevator
boy on any matter outside of business
will be compelled to walk up and
down stairs thereafter"
If you are about to take a public ele-
vator, look first at the boy who runs
il. If he is pale-faced and anxious
looking and seems to have something IN
his mind turn your back on that cage
and take the stairs. That boy is in
love and is worrying as to how he can
support a wife on six dollars a week.
If. on the contrary. he is chewing
gum and whistiing to himself. step right
in and be hoisted.
That boy has nothing greater on his
mind than bet on the races.
I have loved and shall love again, but
I have found that I owe a duty to the
public. That duty is to love no moe
until get through elevating an eleva-
tor. The profession is a noble one and
growing nobler every day, and the true
elevator boy is being recognized as the
Woodworking hero he Is, and even if It
becomes necessary to appeal to the law
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SOLDIERS HERE ON WEDNESDAY.
Several Thousand Are Expected to
Rendezvous at Fair Grounds.

Indications are that there will be sew
eral thousand United States soldiers en-
camped at the fair grounds in Topeka
for several days next week. The soldiers
will probably arrive on Wednesday, COM
ing from both directions Three batteries
are expected in on that day from Fort
Riley, and they will meet here the Eight
eenth infantry from Fort Leavenworth.
The Fort Riley batteries are on prac-
tice march of $50 miles. preliminary to
the maneuvers at Fort Riley next month.
The Eighteenth infantry is making a
similar march and will join in the Fort
Riley maueuVers
Topeka has been selected by the army
officers as a camping place for a couple
of days to give the men time to rest.
It is estimated that It will take about
three days to reach here from Fort Riley
and Leavenworth, and the troops will be-
gin their march on Sunday morning.