davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Circumstantial Evidence.

Pickpocket (to lawyer who has got
Kim free)-Even you believed me
guilty
J.awyer-Oh. no, not in the least.
Then why did you leave your watch
and pocletbook at ?'-Translat-
ed for Tales from Meggendorfer Blat-
ter.
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wow her; suppose | tell yea.
vii. you F"Gi..a- l.CL - WUrEJ dhuCl
# any mofca'
\ yiguraua nad.
He REMARKED silent a moment, trying
10 fJgMulat" an answer 50 sinpl" ttaa.
,ie chil4's mind could grasp il, thea
spoke to the anxious fac:
Well, divorce is-a divorce-Weu
TWO people gel married You know:
and sometimes / dos sn't wc"il as wei
IS they thought il would. 50 they -
TO the lawyer-man Ike yours orec
there and get unmarried"
lie forndcrpI h0pclGazIr over his
definition. ending it with an urcom-
fortahIy red face. for it was harder
than he had anticipated. and TWO
searching eyes Glued 10 your face are
apt to be disc0acerting
The little one nestled back against
the bosom which exhaled the same
faint, urcatchable sweet cdGr hat Ind
always clung 10 Mamma's dresses. and
with h,r incuiring eyes still searching
the mans fac, propounded the next
link in the endless chain of chic
interro1atioAs
please. Wy do they want 70 get IN
married."
The face above her was white, the
arm about her trembled The has
band studied the floor inten;ly fow
moments before answering, a froWn
Gathering between his eyes and a lit
lie drOop Of co"n-sclf-sccrn- pulia%
down the corners Of his mouth.
God knows" he sal! slowly, and
stared at the floor again.
A stentoran voice was intoning the
departure of the Philadelphia express,
and with a nervous start the woman
looked up from the child on her lap
to see the 'lawyernan' approaching
them.
Pardon me for interruptins YOU,
but the little girl must be going now,
he said. raising his hat and bowling
The child chung silently to her new
friend before leaving, and in the woEl-
ans eyes there were hot tears, and
in her throat an aching dryness. as
she gave the unturned face lin&er-
ing Kiss and let her 30.
Her husband stood At her elbow as
lawyer and charge passed through
the d, asTay. the child twisting aroIS /
for n laai look Wuuld she rebuff him,
turning the low Scarn OF her eyes Oh
him? Had he been a fc3i 20 detec.
any feeling for him in the whitcness
Of her face as She sent over the CHA?
Would Ia only maze himself riiicul-
Gus? The stubborn pride which had
helped to drive them 50 lar anart
in2lod at the notion. But wasn't It
worth the risk?
Your train goes next" ne reminded
her watcbjnr her face intcntlv. Il
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Il is said that there are 10000 tons
OF copper in Shanghai.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-24
SANTA FE NOTES.
Items Chiefly Personal Concern
ing Railroad Men.

Division Superintendent c. T. McLel-
Ian went to st. Joe and Atchison this
morning on a special train. His private
car No. 401 was attached to engine No.
4.
The basement in the r R. Y. NJ c.
A. building is undergoing repairs and
the basement will be closed to the pub
lie Tuesday and Wednesday, Conse-
quentiy no baths Will be given on that
date.
The santa Fe fire department was
called out this morning to help the city
department in the FIRE at Tie Crawford
opera house.
The Santa Fe is putting il new sid
accommodation of the California
through trains when the main line at
| that point is opened for business over
the Walnut valley cutof1.
The passenger train No. 105 from ST.
Joe this morning was delayed by a rear
end collision which occurred between
a freight train and stock train.
Fireman Snyder was somewhat hurt but
viii not be off duty very long A Mis-
souri, Pacific car was also ACROSS the
track at Atchison and the train got by
by going through the yards.
Ed Alsdorf, OF the engineering de-
partment. IS in Leavenworth today
where he is inspecting some masonry
at that place.
Fireman John Dyer has returned to
the Marceline runs after having been
OF for some time doing switch duty in
the yards. Fireman Boyer has been
running in his place.
Brakeman c. z. Jones and A. Elliott
have resigned their positions on the
local extra board.
Fireman Romig is back on runs 10.
3 and to Newton after several days
layoff on account Of Illness.
Frank ". Thomas returned last sat
urday from Argentine where he has
been for q few days making test at that
place.
Brakeman Whitbeck is back on the
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Mr.. Ed Musson has taken a position
with Pratt Bros.
For Sale-F'urniture from II to s,
40s SayweH street.
Mrs. Sarah A. Todd returned this
morning from a business trip to St.
Louis and Chicago.
Miss Jennie Helm. of Wamego, is the
guest of her cousin, Mss Clara Ogee,
and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bonewitz left
today for San Francisco, where they
will make their home.
Mrs. L N. George and daughter, Mrs
B NJ Good were the guests Sunday Of
S. D Brooke. at Idlewild farm.
Miss Annie Schultz of Kansas City
was the guest Sunday : her uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fieger.
Mrs. Minnie B. Swartz of Arizona, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Henthorne, of 1923 Harrison street.
]. "a. Wolfe expects to go to Kansas
City tomorrow to meet his wife, who
will arrive tomorrow from Mansfield,
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Miller and son
Edgar were the guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. A. J.. Berry at their country
home
The Taxa HASH Embroidery club
will meet Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. John Kull, 1925 Jackson
street.
Miss May Bradley returned this
morning from Rossvilles where she
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting her
parents.
Mr.. and Miss Reeds and Miss Annie
Clements Of Kansas City were the
guests Sunday of Miss Eleanor Holli-
day of SS3 Madison street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Beeler OF 1910
Harrison street, are the parents Of a
daughter, born yesterday, whom they
have named Myrtle Pauline.
Dudley Pratt arrived from Rossville
this morning to resume his work at the
high school after visiting his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Pratt, over Sunday.
Mr.. Gray, who recently purchased
Shady Nook farm on the lower Silver
Lake road from A. J. Berry, has sold
this piece Of property to c. e. Cope
land.
Little Freda Smith. who has been
very i'll with typhoid fever at the home
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Smith, of 922 Harrison street, Is i'm
proving.
George Young, representing the
Kistler zAetzler VII olesale Grocery
company. went out on the Leaven-
worth and Topeka train this morning
to work the towns on that line.
Mr.. Robert e. Jackson. who has
been visiting IN Topeka, left Thursday
for his home in Marshalltown. lows.
/ Mrs. Jackson will continue her visit
here a few weeks when she will return
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Osgood and
son, who arrived Saturday from Wash
ington state for short visit with Mr.
| Mrs. C. r. Bridge and Mr.. and Mrs
| John Hart, left today for Usage coun-
ty. their old home, to visit relatives.
Rev. A. Drummer OF HoIton was the
guest Sunday OF Mr. and Mrs. G. Kaser
Rev. Mr.. Drummer, who is president OF
the building committee of the Evengel-
tca1 association. left today for St Jo-
esph, No, where a contract viii be lei
for church building.
A delightful party was given the
other evening at the home Of Mr..
Frank T5gner four miles north OF
town. A large crowd from North To-
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ST. Joseph runs after being off for q
few days attending the fair at BUR-
lingame
Engineer Whitcomb is laying off for
few days on account OF Illness
Conductor and Mrs. George Tilford
have returned from their two weeks
vacation to Montreal, Canada, and Mr.
Tilford has resumed his work on the
ST. Joe runs.
Fireman J. z. Spetter is laying on
and is on visit to Emporia.
Brakeman H. w Jones of the st.
Joe runs, who has been laying OIL Tor
several days with an attack Of q1insy,
has returned to work.
Fireman Webb is taking Fireman
Doziers' place on the plug while the
latter is working on switch engine
in the local yards.
Engineer Dan Shannon is laying of on
runs No. 81 and 62 between Topeka and
Argentine.
The moving pictures and the lam
tern for the educational rally at the
R. R. z. NJ. c. A. has arrived and the
rally will be held October s.
The entertainment which was
scheduled for tomorrow night at the
R. r. Y. NJ C. A. by the Rev. Loyal
W. Madden will be given this even
ing Mr. Madden will talk on
Moses and his address Will be IL
Illustrated by stereopticon. Mrs. F. f.
Dawdy viii sing. Hello Central Give
Me Heaven" and her song Will be
illustrated by eighteen views Seats
viii be arranged for more people than
at any previous entertainment and the
small boy who attends will have to
stand up.
Rev. o. E. Raymond, pastor of the
NJ. E. church in Parkdale. will address
the noon meeting in the machine
shops tomorrow.
Archie Pavey of the ticket office re-
turned yesterday from his vacation
which he spent travelling and seeing
the sights in California, Washington
and Oregon.
General Manager ]. E. Hurley has
returned from Chicago where he went
to have his eye examined. He Will
remain in Topeka now until his eye
RECEIVERS before he returned to his
work again
! Mrs Claire Stevens, the wife OF
/ ClaiRe Stevens. who is chief clerk to
superintendent n. NJ. Rice of the
store house. died at her home in the
west part Of town yesterday morning
of typhoid fever.
J. H. Cudahy Of Chicago passed
/ through Topeka yesterday on a west
ern trip in the interests Of the Cudahy
Packing company.
s. w Everett of the electrical de-
| partment returned from Chicago yes
/ terday, where he had been in the in
! terests OF his department.
Conductor Clint Codington is laying
of
Brakeman Charles Horne of the st
Joe runs was laying of yesterday and
today.
Fritz Rhoerig of the tin shop, left
this afternoon for San Francisco
where he has accepted a similar po-
sition.
James BartelI of the tinshop is lay
ing off for a few days on account OF
illness.
Walter Horne, assistant ticket agent
for the Santa F'e at Kansas City and
| Mrs. Horne, were visiting friends il
Topeka yesterday.
e. F. Fuller of the interIockins
plant at Second street has taken {
thirty days vacation and. in company
with Mrs Fuller, has gone to Boston
Fireman Murphy Is taking the place
of Fireman Lewis who is Off duty OF
account of sickness.
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Reduced Rates for Fail Trips,
via Santa FAe-

other fashionable folk realize the
famed resorts of summer are charming
places for fall outings. Do you? Rates
to the more important points have been
materially reduced. II. you have never
visited these places at this season Of
the year, why not do 1t now2
Toledo and return, $1,000; Chicago and
return. or. OOs ST. Louis and return,
$12.70; Denver and return. $3.50: on sale
daily to and including September 80.
II lit October 31st.
Rates to Atlantic coast New Jersey,
Canadian, northern New York and Vir-
ginfa resorts qouted on request.
Train service just what It should be
for particular tourists Pullmans, Har-
vey meals, block signals.
Write, phone or call. T. L. King, To-
peka-
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Will HOLD AN ELECTION.
Kansas City Troubles Are Again
Smothered Out.

kansas City, Kan, Sept. 24-J. c.
Laughlin. acting mayor of Kansas City,
Kan, issued a call Saturday for spe-
cial election to be held December II,
to elect a mayor to- succeed w. w.
Rose, who resigned September z.
Mr.. Laughlin issued the call after he
had heard that c. W. Trickett, assist
ant attorney general, had gone to To-
peka and applied for a mandamus
from the supreme court to force
I.aughlin to call the election. To fore
stall an order Of the court, he called
the election.
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ZOE sAL.Es-REA1. $3.50.

ESTATE
side
month, within at spercen
IND SEVENTH KANSAS AVE
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$500
To California and the Northwest Via
Rock Island.

Tickets on sale daily from Aug. 9th
to oct. 31st, 1905 For tickets and all
other information. see Rock islam
- a. n. FULLER. G. P. A.
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FOR NGE-Ottawa suburban for
small Topeka property. Address own
err, care Journal.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Dr. and Mrs Willis A Coston will
leave Tuesday morning to join a party
Of friends for ten days shooting in the
Ozark mountains. They VIII be guests
at the Currant River club house. Mrs.
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People senulng items 20 inns department.
cE The state Journal viii confer q favor
~ giving the kull hrst name or Two
address OF the writer OF they can not be
published-1
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Los Angeles, San Franclsco and other
California Point SIS. OO-santa Fe.
Tickets on sale daily commencing
august attn to Oct S1st. Good IN
Tourist Sleeping cars and free Chair
cars.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

-~~----~~~--~-~-~-~-~-~-~~
E. s. Simonds and husband to R. B.
Welch, part lot II 18th St, College
Hill. add. A Observation-Disclosures. 10
r. Keene and wife to NJ. NJ. William
son. lots 372 and 3f4 Green St, J..
W. Morris add. &c.,. 1900
153 and 155 Madison ST., Fairchild's
- ADD. -. ....---.....,- $50
G. W Jeffries to 8. J. Plummer, lots
9, and 10, block 8. and lots and T.
block T. Silver Lake ..-..............
c. Piper to D. T. Galloway. lot go,
block 5, Lane ST., NJ. and D. add. q
The Orchard Place Lot Co. to J. +.
Roose, lots rs and IS Polk St, Dout-
hit Place No. ....l............, 400
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FREE DTsPENsARY.

MONROE ST. FREE DlSPENSARX.
202 Monroe st. Conducted by regular
practfcing physicians and surgeons. Med
ical service free. Medicine free IN some
cases. OKficc hours to 2. m. Calls
answered night or day. Ind tel. sl1s.
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NORTH TOPEKA.

Leave items for this column with
KimbaH Printing Co, 912 North
Kansas avenue.
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FOR sALE-House, lots, 723 W. 9Th St,
also house. lots, barn, 612 Taylor Apply
Mrs. c. c. Baker. 72s ". 6th st.
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DENTISTS.


G. p. ASA1ONs DENTIST.
Can be found IN the front room. second
floor. of the northwest corner oe sth and
Kansas ave.
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BUGGY REPArRrNa

SURVEYS. runabouts and top bugzies AZ
bottom prices. Repairing and rubbsr
Tres. Repository IFS W. 5th st.
Factort 41l4-42e Jackson St
z. G. KINLEY.
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GEO. II NOBLE 3 Co.
REAL. ESTATE. LOANS. INSURANCE.
Some Special Farms ami CITY BarEainA
SIS KAN. AVE OPP. PosroFFIcE
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ZOE SALE:

No $50 Park street, two fine high
building sites in one Of the best loca-
tons in N. Topeka. Make me an offer
on these David L. Lakin, lis w. 9Th
ave- Ind. tel. III.
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PERSONAL.

MORPHINE. OPIUM laudinum, cocaine
habit: myself cured; VIII inform you Of
harmless. permanent home cure. ArM
Baldwin. box liz. Chicago.
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UNDERTAKERs-


L. NJ. PEN ELL funeral director and
eTnba1Tncr. First class services, reasoua~
BILE prices 511 Quincy St Both phones 1e2.
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PATENTS.


:. A. KOSEN. patent Attorney. Is Kan
sas ave-. Topeka.
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no WHOM N MAY CONCERN.


TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Be II
known that my application Is now on
file in the Office Of the probate court Of
Shawnee county. Kan, asking for q per
10 law at No. 135 Kansas ave, In the
Fourth ward OF the city of Topeka
Shawnee county, state Of Kansas. Hear
ing is set for the oath day of September,
1906 at a. m A. H. MARSHALL.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNED II
known that my application is now on
file in the office of the probate court Of
Shawnee county. Kan, asking for per-
nit to sell intoxicating liquors according
to law at No $50 Kansas ave, in the
Second ward Of the city of Topeka,
Shawnee county state Of Kansas Hear
1906. at a. M W. F. LAKE,
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WHOLESALERS.

--@~-~---~-~-~-~e~-~-~-~-~
THE COUGHLIN HARDWARE CO.
Hardware. stoves, fine tools. 7es KAN
sss ave. Tel s06
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sgTsCETxANEoua


DID you figure with Brain. 201 Stephens
st.. on driveway Send card get estimate.
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Miss Ethel Gilchrist will entertain a
company of friends this evening at her
NOME, No. III Quincy street. in honor Of
Miss Fern Archer. Of Des Moines. Ia.
VINO has been her guest for a few DAYS
among those invited for this evening
are Miss Edna Hamer, Miss Gladys
Boule. Miss Mildred Kepley, Miss Louise
Lodge Miss Gertrude Gflchrist. Miss
Bessie Watts. Miss Blanche Gilfhrist,
Miss Margaret Lodge. Miss Bessie
Sheetz. Miss Efie Galloway. Miss Prim-
rose Gilehrist Miss Ada Snyder and
Miss Fay Gershon.
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Some of the costumes at the IRE this
morning couldn't have been funnier II
the fire had broken out In the middle
of the night. One girl wore a rose col
ored silk Jacket suit which she had
slipped on in a hurry over blue ging~
ham house gown and a picture hat
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Mrs Charles W. Lewis received
" ord this morning Of the death Of Mrs
George W Gabriel Of Parsons. wife Of
ex-State Senator Gabriel who was in
Topeka many times with her husband
during the sessions of the legislatures
of which he was member Her
death, which was caused by typhoid
fever, occurred yesterday at her home
IN Parsons
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PHYSICIANS AN.5 SURGEONS.


FLORISTS.
<--~----~~--~---~-~-~<~
j. - RODdAN, D4ootning planls,cuL 1i0w-
ers, palms, designs decorations. sos Kan.
ave. Phone 81, Greenhouse 18th ard Non
CUT flowers, floral designs. Special at
tention to out Of town orders. James
Hayes, 107 W. sth st. Phone ST.
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There's a new engagement-and it's
really new Hardly anybody knows
about 1t yet Moreover the girl is the
daughter of a prominent family and
everybody VIII be interested The we'd
ding may not take place before spring
It is said that the real name OF one Of
the fashionable afternoon whist clubs
which has just u members Is the Dirty
Ilazan-
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CIDER WORKS
,--~~~-~~-~---~-~---~~~--s~
PURE apple cider. fresh every day, zoe
per gallon, delivered Washburn,s cider
works Ind. phone 6051
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Mrs. David Norton IS entertaining her
Monday afternoon whist club this aft
tarnoon at her house on West Eighth
avenue. The meeting is the first after
the summer vacation The members Of
this club are Mrs. Norton. Mrs Frank
Scott Davis, Mrs Dick Alden, Mrs Don
Afaiyane, Mrs Albert M Patten, Mrs
Joseph Morgan, and Mrs Myrtle Davis
cage Miss Alice I4akin is substituting
today for Mrs. Gage who is in the City
of Mexico
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Mrs. David Gossett has asked guests
for a luncheon Saturday.

Among those who win entertain for
Miss Elizabeth Gavitt berohe her we'd
ding October 10, to Mr.. John NJ. Brunt
are- Mrs W. p. Hemphill, Tuesday
October 2. afternoon cards. Mrs Harry
Gavitt, Wednesday. October 3, cards;
Mrs H L. AIkire, Thursday, October
4 cards. Miss Anna Marie Walsh. sat
l1rday. october s, i've O'Clock tea; Miss
Nell Kirk, Monday, october 8, cards
, 1906-05-30
CHAPTER WI.

\ ms disgust and bitterness of
IA self accusation wore away as
she faced the resolving sun
A \ light and measured her scars
against the breast of mighty Mogalyon.
In the dawn of the second day the in
eident, having lost much of its shame
and terror. was debatable, and under
MATHS kindly counsel she reached a
certain resignation.
No one but ourselves need know
What took place." he said in conclusion.
woo is no talebearer, and when the
woman herself sobers off she'll not re-
member Il word of it. Furthermore, l
warned her that Jack would wiring her
neck if he knew what she had done.
SO | wouldn't give another thought of
it-not one.'
I'll try to forget it," she promised
humbly, but she could not at once put
the experience out of mind. She could
only wait for that besotted face to fade
into a grisly apparition. In the end
she pitied the poor woman who loved
aud was willing to defend her love.
Raymond was chilled by the change
IN Ann-by a return to the cold aloof-
ness of her manner at B~arnetts-and
was profoundly troubled by it.
The day following the woman's visit
Munro rode down as usual to call and
seemed amazed when Mrs. Kelly greet
ell him coldly. Ann does not want to
see you or any one else this morning
you least of all"
Munro whistled. another cold blast.
It's sure drafty up here on the side
hill, isn't it? What do you suppose is
the cause of it."