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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26
Dunvss Records '.Erased."

New York, Feb. 26.-The thirty-hrst an
nl1aI convention Of the intercollegiate AS
ISOLATION Of Amateur Athletics OF Amer
lea was held Saturday afternoon. ColuIn-
bia, Cornell, Harvard, HaVeE1orus en- en-
and other colleges were represented On
~ . decentralization Of the executive com
na}ffee 4 resolution was adopted making
No longer acceptable the records OF Ar
thur n Duffey The charge of being a
professional was made against DufIey,
Who represents Georgetown On the rec
ords Of the association hereafter the win
neT Of the 100-yard dash IN 1901, 1902 and
1903 viii be the man VINO heretoIore mas
been recorded as having been second.
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o'BRIEN SPEAKS UP.
wouId Like to Meet Tommy Burns
After May 1.

New york Feb. 2s-Phila adelppF a. 1 ao6
Eitzsimnaons, claims the heavyweelghL
championship title declared his Tea eSar
Marvin Hart The decisive defeat OF mai
takes him out Of the front rank Of hefle-
ses. aocording to O. Briens and the '9nakss
boxer stands ready to give Burns 2 chanee
to win. the title given up by JelL Les, ~,
O'Trien will be ready to take Burns On
after May when his th 5 fS bsRg She
hs4ffe come off between that date ana
July 4. Here is what O'Brien had TO say
a.-T ON Burns has proved his right tq
fight for the heavyweight title, and as
am always ready to ,give any woI ny
drhter a chance, will take him on me
essv manner In which he defeated EtaIS
shows that he has to be counted asf'8ooo
man. have received an offer frolA Jas
Coffroth TO fight at his San bTane ,is..s
Burns guess we can have IT, It out hS 5he esn
name If any time after May I. am also
ready to fight Tommy Ryan for the MID.
dieweight title and will do 15S pounds at
O'Clock for him.
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Mem and Tenny This week.

San Francisco, Feb. 26.-The controver-
sy and the disclosures have pretty well
deadened interest in approaching events.
For that matter, the only thing TO look
forward to in San Francisco is the bout
between those two human wasps, Frank
Neil and Harry Tenny. They are to box
during the coming week, and, while it
is proverbia1 that fights between small
men do not cause as much interest as
contests between pugilists of larger
growth, 1t is felt that a big crowd will
attend the go between Frank and Harry.
The little fellows put up a. very earnest
contest when they met before the Colma,
and there being no question as to the
honesty Of the match and the keen rival
~ that exists. q big house is expected.
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STANDARD OPENS WAR.
Branch at ETnporia Cutting the Prices
of Oh.

Ernporia, Kan, Feb. 26-The Standard
Oil company has declared war on the
Independent companies doing business
here by renting q vacant store building
on a prominent corner and covering the
front with banners advertising its Per
lection oil. One Of these reads:
IF You Appreciate a Square Deal
Buy Perfection Oil"
The room is lighted with lamps burn
ing the Standard company's oil and dis
plays are made in comparing the Stand
ard to the Independent oils to the disad-
vantage Of the latter. Considerable
ing brand OF independent oil retails for
Is cents, while the Standard price is
1914 cents. The salesman for this diss
trict who got up the displays says that
he Is doing the same thing wherever the
Independent companies have gained any
considerable footing as they have here.
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ALL We ASK IS A TRIAL

We know what your decision will be
and you. with thousands of others will
agree that D-Zerta Jelly IS superior in
favor, clearness and delicacy to any
Jelly dessert you ever used. Dissolve
the contents Of one package in a pint
OF boiling water and set to cool. Every
flavor tastes like the fruit itself. and
it IS 50 easy to make attractive des-
serts by simply adding nuts, fruits.
bananas, etc.
If D-Zerta Jelly does not please you
write US and get your money back.
Five fruit favors- Raspberry, Straw
berry, Lemon, Orange, and Cherry.
At grocers. 10 cents. D-Zerta, Roeh-
ester n. z
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L.eavenworth, Kan. Feb. 2s.-Word
has been received from Senator T.. I.
Long IN Washington to the effect that
General Humphreys, quartermaster gen
era1 would Immediately order the work
of rebuilding and improving the road
connecting Leavenworth and Fort Leav-
enworth. TO proceed. Grant avenue, as
the highway is called will. according to
The communication, be placed in the
best possible shape under the circum-
stances and will be maintained up to
the standard Of excellence it enjoyed in
former years.
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WHO KILLED FRANK MARSH?
Pittsburg Assassins Thought to Be
Two Brothers.

Pittsburg, Kan, Feb. 28.-That the
mystery surrounding the assassination Of
Frank Marsh on Thursday night is in
fair way to be solved was developed when
Baptisto Chenet and Marco Chenet,
brothers of Pacific Chenet, who was with
Marsh at the time he was dragged from
the buggy and shot were taken into Gus
tOdy upon instructions from County At
Jail.
The arrest of the two brothers of Pa
cifc Chenet was the result of the con-
flictipg stories told by the three brothers
at the coroner's inquest Saturday and
the securing Of a large amount of add
tional evidence by the county attorneys
office which tends to connect the three
men with the assassination. 20
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MRS. MARY 9fAHIEY DEAD.
Former ConeyviIe Woman Dies at
Syracuse. New York.

Syracuse. N Y, Feb. 26.-BIrs Mary
Marley, widow of Henry Marley, died at
II 10 o'clock at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. William joaquin. Sunday morning,
one week ago. Mrs, Marley was born in
Germany u years ago, and had lived in
Syracuse for 40 years. She once lived at
Coffeyville. Her husband died 26 years
ago.
Surviving her are i've sons-Fred, John
and Charles Marley Of Coffeyvi1le, Kan,
who arrived here Saturday night and
Henry and William Marley Of this city;
also two daughters-EIrs William Joaquin
and Mrs. Carrie BrockWay.
Funeral services will be held on Tues
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
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THREE TROTrERs MATCHED.
Sweet Marie, T1verton, and Wentworth
to Race in July.

New York. Feb. 26.-Three Of the great
est trotting horses in America have been
week by the owners of Sweet Marie
(2:04l4), owned by A. P. Mcdonald; liver
ton (2:045k), owned by E. E. McCargo, and
Wentworth (204As), John Howell, owner.
The race will be for 81, 800 a corner, play
or pay, winner TO take all Each owner
has to put up a forfeit of $500, the remain
ing So 600 to be deposited with the stake
holders, $1,000 by June 1 and the balance
the day previous to the race, which is to
take place during the month of July.
For a month the match has been dis
cussed, but nothing definite has come
Of it until now. SECS.
The conditions Of the race ara hest two
in three on the Empire plan, in case of a
split heat only the heat winners to start
in the third and deciding heat The track
is to be agreed on later.
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Fourteen Bookbinders strike.

Leavenworth, kan, Feb. 2s.-Four-
teen bookbinders employed in the
Dodsworth printing and bookbinding
establishment, went out on a strike
Saturday, refusing to work with prod
ucts Of the nonunion composing room.
The printers employed in the compOs-
ing room went out on the first Of the
year when the eight hour law went
into effect
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a SCHOOL GIRLS FOLLY.
Gas CITY Child Married a Month Ago Is
Given Divorce.

lola, kan. Feb. 2s.-Edith vots, the
14-year-old Gas City girl who left the
school room for an hour few weeks
ago to marry Harry Munger, 35 years
old, was freed Saturday, when the dis
trict court annulIed the marriage.
1t was subsequently shown that Nun
ger swore falsely concerning the girls
age, that he was q deserter from the
United States army and that he was
going under an assumed name. These
facts caused the court to set aside the
marriage. Munger has been taken to
Fort Riley to answer the charge of de-
serfioH
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Ga1TBLTNG ENJOTNED.
Two Wichita Houses said to Have
Roulette and Wheels of Fortune.

Wichita, kan, Feb. 26--Two in
functions were Issued from the dis
1rict court against gambling houses.
One complaint was filed against the
house at 126 Douglas avenue. The
complainant en1merates the various
gambling devices said to be kept
Among the devices named are faro
bank, roulette, equality, keno and
WI eel Of fortune.
The petition asks that the alleged
nuisance be abated and the devices dis
sposed Of according to law. The law
tEul disposition Of such devices is de-
Patruction by burning or otherwise. The
fascond or minor case was the inJunc-
ffon granted against an alleged gam
bling house in the rear Of 80 North
Main street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26

Junction city, Kan, Feb. ga big re-
view Of cavalry and artillery on P A-nee
flats at Fort Riley will be one of the en-
tertainment features during the Kansas
Editorial associations annual meeting
here April 16 and IT. Colonel E. S. God
frey. conmandant OF the post, has made
arrangements for the review. There viii
be three souadrons Of cavalry and i've
batteries Of artillery, with about 1000 sol
diers narfici1aaflns
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Arkansas Citay, kan, Feb. &C.
Nearly 4oO people took advantage Of
the first trades excursion run to Ar
kansas city by the Commercial club.
The train, a special, ran from Anthony
to Arkansas City over the Kansas
Southwestern railroad. These excur-
sions will be run each week in the fu-
ture. a different line Of railroad being
llsaa
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Of America, will meet Jim Parr, an
English heavyweight who calls him
self the British champion. Though
Parr and Gotch have met before, the
bout tonight promises to be an inter
esting affair. Gotch, who IS 70 meet
yankee" Rogers the following night,
will be compelled to hold something in
reserve for the fastener, who has a
reputation and who has never hooked
up with the Iowan.
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SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Property of the Late j. F. Caldwell
Bought by Lawyer NTiIlikin.

salina, kan, Feb. 26-The Caldwell
farm near Menter, has been sold at
public auction for $500. The farm
was sold to satisfy the debts Of the
estate Of the late James F. Caldwell,
who was murdered September 8, and
for which murder Mrs. Susan Caldwell
is now in the county Jail here awaiting
her second trial The estate. of the
murdered man was estimated at sew
eraI times SIS, 900 at the time of his
death. The farm was purchased by
one of Mrs. CaldweIrs attorney, z. c.
MilIikin
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26

Manhattan, kan, Feb. 26-Avery &
Sons public sale Of Percheron horses at
the state agricultural college Saturday
afternoon is conceded to have been the
biggest sale ever held in Kansas. The ag-
gregate amount received for forty-one
young colts lowered the average. the rec
ord breaking price for stations being paid
by J. n. Peak of this city for BosQuets
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Galena, Kan, Feb. ga NJ. Nc
El,crscr, second mayor Of this city and
postmaster during both terms of CIevc-
lands administration, died here Sun
day Of heart failure at the age OF 81
years.
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Paola. Kan, Feb. 26.-George Pan
stiel Of this city, will begin work on an
ice plant on his property near the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway station today. On
account of the mild weather no ice
was put up here this year and this
plant will supply this city and vicinity
with the manufactured product.
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To sell St. Louis Fair Grounds.

st. Louis No. Feb. 26.-The bugle will
never again call the horses to the post at
the historic fair grounds race track. For
the fair grounds IS for sale. Captain e
rifles of the Cel1a-AdIer-Tilles racing
interests has announced to his friends
that the property would be placed on the
market It viii probably be broken up
into building lots and the natural course
Of events win obIterate the track long
prominent in the racing history OF the
country
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Why he stutferea 49,.

There IS no end Of the stories told Of
William r Travers. who. sS.t - -
more humcr than discomfort from ~
Suffering a friend who had know
him in Baltimore said to him.
Billy, it seems to me that you st,l+-
ter more now than when you lived 4.
Baltimore" s.V-vv-vell -. 80 =.
Yofkss a b-b-bigger place.,, ref54r77-s5
Travers thoughtfu1lys - E.vervbodsz.1
Magazine. ''@
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26
HIS PRESS AGENF At WORK.
Battling Nelson Plays the Hero in a
Runaway Aet.

Runaway Act
Huntington, w. Va, Feb 26.-Dat-
Ting Nelson, the champion light
weight pugilists who is spending q few
days in the mountains at Hue Sui
phur, near here, prior to going into
training at Philadelphia. was pain
fully bruised in stopping a runaway at
that place Sunday, and rescued Mrs.
Frank Howard, with her two small
children, from perilous situation.
Mrs Howard had taken the children
for a drive, and the horse becoming
frightened. bolted and ran. AS the
runaway neared Nelson, the pugilist
leaped for the horses neck and sue
ceeded in stopping It only after he had
been dragged a considerable distance.
The bruises are not serious.
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Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. 26.-In the pre-
hminary meet Saturday night Pinch tied
the Michigan record in the high jump at
six feet. Adams went over the bar at
. feet II inches: The half-mile run was
negotiated by Mckinney in 2:03 %.
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WeaItIlv CoaI Onerator nend.

Pittsburg. Kan, Feb. 2s.-Frank R.
Gray, 81 years old. a wealthy coal opera
tor, who lived three-quarters of a mile
urday at his home after q, lingering i'll
ness of the grippe. Mr.. Gray was one of
the pioneer coal operators Of this section.
He had acquired valuable coal land in
Barton county, Mo, lead and zinc land
near Galena, and other property. He
leaves a fortune estimated at $50. 900 which
will go to his five children. His wife
died several wears ago
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water works for Usage City.

Usage City. Kan, Feb. 2s.---The COM
mercial interests and the city council
have united to install a system Of water
works here, The question of giving q
franchise to private enterprise or voting
bonds has not been determined. March
Is the city will vote $4,000 in bonds to ex-
tend the present municipal electric light
plant.
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Bow KiIled bv a Frelgl,..

Lenexa, Kan, Feb. 96.-Frank Bur
CESS the 1S-year-old son of flames P.
Burgess, a painter Of this place, was
killed by a Frisco freight tram Sunday
afternoon. The boy attempted to
board the moving train and fell under
the wheels.
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kansas city, Feb. 26.-Ihe basketbalI
I'VE Of the University Of Nebraskas in a
sensational finish, won from the Kansas
Csffv Athletic club team on the club
courts Saturday night by the score Of Is
to 8 This was the deciding contest OF a
three game series The losing OF this
series puts the athletic club out Of the
running for the Missouri valley basket
ball championship.
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Fort Scott. Feb. 2e.-County Attorney
Humphrey has fled new charges against
George higgins and his wife, Belle Rig
gins, charging them with murder in The
first degree for killing Herbert Rig
gins. The hearing is set for next We'd
nesday before Judge Smith
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Policeman Was Too Brutal.

Leavenworth. Kan, Feb. 26.-Joe Corr
lSiewiez, a police officer was arrested
here Saturday on warrant issued by the
police judge charging him with assault
and battery on John Kulla, whom the Of
flcer was placing under arrest. Gorzkie-
wiez is accused OF beating the prisoner
brutality with the barrel OF his revolver
without provocatlon.
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cepting an invitation to deliver the an
nual baccaIaureats sermon at the Uni
versity Of Kansas commencement week.
Henry King, editor Of the ST. Louis
Globe-Democrat has been secured to
deliver the annual commencement adj
dress.
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sanester in Good SHIRTS.

Lawrence, kan, Feb. rs. w Sang
ster. the travelling man who was arrested
here last fail on the charge of sending
poisoned candy to his wife and daughter
IN Chicago was here. he says he IL IN
der $4,000 bond and is confident he viii be
cleared.
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"a. Il; commencement Speakers.
Lawrence, kan, Feb 26.-Word has
been received from Henry Churchill
king president Of Oberlin college, ac-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26

Chapman, kan. Feb, 26-John
Ryan, q resident Of this place, and an
old soldier of the Civil war, while eat
ina his s1pper Saturday evening,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26

the Imported Peroheron stallion. s2,s25.
J. H. Tangiman of Newton. Kan, paid
the highest price FOR two pair of mares,
the amount being $4,250
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Kansas City, Feb. 26.@Tonight in
Convention han Frank Gotch, the
champion cateh-as-cateh-can wrestler
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26

years, and it was while confined to the
house he conceived the idea OF maxine
Vloiln OF the rare collection of wood.
instrument together. Exchange
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26

7 choked to death. A physician was
called, but before he arrived Mr.. Ryan
was dead. He had been in feeble
health for some time past. He was IS
years old.
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