davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26

H F. Longworth has sold his fine
country home adjoining Beloit on the
east to Lawrence Duskie for $4,000.
There is a good house on the place
with barns. sheds. windmill and every
thing complete. Thirty-fve acres of
land go with the buildings, the whole
making a very desirable piece of prop
erty.-Beloit Call.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26

The Frisco section hands on the line
between Ellsworth and Wichita are on
a strike for higher wages They have
been receiving 1925 per day and de
mand an increase of $3.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26
lack Rabbit Chase at Cllanute.

Twenty-four long legged. long cared
jack rabbits arrived yesterday from
wichita and are being cared for by A.
B. Simmons at the Ice plant. They
will be used in the coursing meet to be
held at Athletic park Wednesday after
noon The rabbits are right off the
western plains and viii make the dogs
go some when they set out to chase
fhem.-Chanute Tribune.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26

property should alternate yearly be-
tween the Union Pacific and Rock
Island interests through the election of
representatives This provision was
obviously in the nature of compro-
mise, and no change in the situation is
foreshadowed at the forthcoming an
1741aI meeting
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26

John Heddin of Medora township
has brought to the county clerks Of
fee some stalks Of corn which were
raised on his farm there. The stalks
are 13 feet high and they reach to the
ceiling and then some in the clerks
office. The ears are so high up that
man can't reach them, unless he is
very tall This corn was raised on
ground that is assessed at 50 an acre.
It is pretty fair.@Hutchinson News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26
Dalton Co Id Nfonett.

in the Missouri Pacific Office at SPRING
field. has been appointed to a position
as chief clerk of the western division.
at Monet, No, for the Frisco railway
cOr0uanv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26

An 8 Z pound bass at the Royal cafe
furnished a meal today for a party of
men who are fond of sh- The bass is
the biggest that has ever been shipped
to this city.-Arkansa City Traveller.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26

the squad and weighed about 1870
pounds. He was a good strong player
and would have been used at center
or guard. The first regular match
game between the Varsity and fresh
men win be played on McCook field
this afternoon. Both teams are in good
condition and a lively contest is ex-
pected
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26

Lawrence. kan, Sept. Richard
son. the 100 center. who has been try
ing out for bis old place again this
year. has turned in his suit. giving as
his reason i'll health. Richardson was
one Of the most experienced players on
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26

The Union Pacific's new engines VIII
be in use next week. They viii take
the heavy trains along at a rate of
from SO to 20 miles an hour. The
drivers of these new engines are seven
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26
HaDnahan Is Reelected.

Milwaukee. Wis. Sept 26.=At the
convention of the Brotherhood of Lo-
connective F'iremen, and Engineers.
Grand Master John J. Hannahan. of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26
Denver. Colorado Springs, Pueblo and
Return $3.50. Santa Fe.

Tickets on sale daily, Goou returning
as late as October 31st, liberal stopover
Dr. -5lege allowed Fast Colorauv Flyer
from Topeka 1875 p. n. arrives Colo
RADIO early next morning. Rock ballast
track and Harvey eating houses. T. L
king. C. P. & Z. A. Tone<a-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26
ASK HTGHER WAGEs.
Committee Begins National Movement
for shorter Hours and Increased Pay.

Tor shorter Hours and Increased Psy.-
St Louis. Mo, Sept. 26.=As a part
of a simultaneous national movement
committee representing the en-
ployes of railroads with home Offices
in st Louis today presented to the
various general managers a request
for shorter hours and increased wages.
The requests stipulate that eight hours
shall constitute a day for all switch
men, that foremen be granted AZ cents
an hour and helpers 3S cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26

feet in diameter, or an entire foot
higher tina ma very tall man. The en-
gines have trailers under the fire boxes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26
$500
To California and the Northwest via
Rock Island.

Tickets on sale daily from Jug. 27th
to oct 21st. 1905. Fer tickets and all
other information see Rock Island
A. NJ FULLER. c. P. a.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26

Peoria, Illinois. was reelected over
Frank P. Sargent, the vote being 1855
to 29O.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26
Los Angeles, san Francisco and Other
California Point s25.OO-santa Fe.

Tickets on sale daily commencing
August 27th to Oct 31st. Good IN
Tourist Sleeping cars and free Chair
cars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-18

undbetalt til "Nordlyset", New
York:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-18


atsr g altiiono ou1 il noget
at Hage oD'e u, men ohern1e Sang l1rlo.
cit Vi benz. Sanfen ON S~oranoring
iatte Sinoene ! bgi @temning.
Me6 nnotagelfe af ct @lngsmaal
eller to ODER @ortiptI forlgb @eiien
u6en noget neDneDeroigt o. bi an.
Tom ill gbarIeston / go6 8eboIo og
blep lt6fbartere6e /. 8omnl6spafbu-
ici1e, fom paa Sen Eio bar tomme.
Sort &aab ON inart at ffuIle plbie
@elg,n blaa bleb bog iteffet li6t, %
Ri bgrte, at Ser lite fun6e ifaffes
Gransportifibe for nogen &t6. 6or
ober to Tiger Iaa Ri / &parter Ser,
giennemgaaen6e bore baglige @egle<
menter, iom Gorbol6ene bebit tiIIoo
BET. @belier / @o6erne 6or< og @f<
termiooag, @alapara6e pna Mar-
H'N. .Hr fL+E4
fe6spla6ien eller vEbe gqnare" ON
Mftener.
@orgerne bar meget benlige mob
os Ser, og bragte % go6e eager at
iptie eller i%nbitere6e % / &lDnger til
oeres ,&iem og uopiite en- @ieitfri>
beo u6en Mage. @or @oo6 Semplor
2oge beiegte ben oerbpren6e 2ose,
og en- bebagelig Mften blep tilbragt.
@or 0berit-2pitnant, ser iom iogt
bar Ben le6en6e Man6 / 2ogen, inbi-
tere6e % tnb til Scecream / en- al be
mango flotte r&arlors" al SEN @lags
og bt nb6 bore 6orfriifninger meD
go6 Mppetit. 9a Ser ifuloe betales,
forbabie6es ri be6, at @ieren negte6e
at mo6tage Detailing fra 0berlten.
Ser bialp ingen @o6iigelie, set bar
bans u&reat", og 6erbe6 bIeb set.
@aaban 8eban6ling bleb % til Sci /
5Doen, os, iom tom fra 6e nor6lige
Stater.
(6ortiettes).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-18

pao 5tge ban tom eiter grotrpt,1l
log tam ftiiIbuge meo en- 2pgteitump,
men Ell baIp Ones @ange fornpeoe
.Bigrner Mngrebet. 5oa tog 8rotp1
Ell 2ampe, ser tilfeloigt ftoo paa
2oftet, b9l6te 8etroleumen u0 ODER
8igrnen, og % 6enne gior6e fit noe.
lite Mnfal6, iatte ban en- 5bobIittf til
foens @els. 8et bialp, 8iprnen flpg<
teoe 10 40 Dgren / ful6 8ran6, og
8romn fit Sl6en / 5tuen iluffet. Me-
tie 9ag fanot ban 9pret frpgtelig
forbrRn6t / Nerbe6en % iatte en-
@11gle giennem bens &obe6.
IN On al De meit bi6aabne 8per
6ba6 Sgnoagsialoonen angaar BARI
mango Mor Gli5obetb, Ottertail
County. Men MI er Sen STD forbi.
Be6 li6ite 8alg bIeb @illiam @am-
per Mapor, og ban forfpnote ii61te
l1ge, at @pirituslalget ON @enoagen
ful6e opbere. Denne 9r6re bafte en-
folosial Spiigt / 8pen, men Sen bill
blibe a6lp6t, og Maporen bar 6en be-
ore Sci al 8efolfningen me6 fig i
oenne Gag.
- st Dobbelt6posfal6 in6trof ji6=
tie uge / @ells, i6et @illiam IS.
@bite> Der / mango Mar Dor Gountp
Mu6it6r / Saribault County og boe6e
/ @ells> men ienere flptte6e til Eoo6
County, ufgif beo Dp6en UNDER ct @e-
ieg bos en- gift Datter> Mrs. 6or6.
@an par 70 Mar gammel. CONNIE
Dag afgif bans to Mar pngre 8ro6er>
Mortimer 8. @bite, beb 9gben /
lamme &us, og begge 9rgOre bleb
begrabeoe 1ammen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-18
Jomc.

= Sacf Sobnien er geaonet pao
en- Mon0, ser ii61te uge bleD arre.
lteret / Muscatine l%o1nn1er me6 Ell
Is Mar gammel Bige, iom Fan bab6e
bortfert> iom BUN ielo paaitaar mob
ben6es @ilie. og for6i fan bap6e truet
ben6e til at fplge fig. SUN ttlbprer
agte6e Gorel6re / Nortb McGregor.
og ben6es Nabn er &oie Butler. Sor
at gigre ben6e ufienoelig bab0e bo',
anifaffet ben6e lange &ioler.~ Bige,
barnet er ien6t tilbage til Sorel6re,
ne, men 8ortfprerep iiooer t Mrrel1
/ Des Moines.
= Baitor Sobn 81. 5mift, Sr9it
be6 @briltion @burcb / @interiet, Ell
fcmmet gait af1te0 mc6 nogle anonp,
me 8reDe, iom ban bar billet BRUCE
til Yengeatpresn1ng. 9an er lat I'M.
Ger Mnflage al @ran6iurDen, mer e,
lommen me0 fin Gami1ie flpgtet bort
ira Stoten, biltnof til Nor6 Carroll:
no. San bab6e facet Frebet tire ems.
(p6en6e @rebe, bport en- aniet San:
fier / 8pen og en- al &oriltin0erne
eons egen Strife belfplotes for at 1toe
/ ct ntillo6eligt Gorbol6. 9isie Bre
De bab6e ban la6et ifribe af / @bi:
cago og fdaet DEM ienbt til Sc to pao:
%gjel0en6e iomt ct til fig ielb. 8m1
fieren iaa imi6lerti6 Ge16en, Ser bo,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-18

v|BSE I@ESEE
itillet or at afpree BAN Yenge, ban
rapportereoe Sage1 til gDriigbbeooen,
% 5temningen mob Ereiten bleD nj
iaa bitter at ban maatte fortretfe.
Men Mnflagen moo ham blep bog
n6far6iget.
Sra forffiellige Dele al 5taten
berettes 8egpnoelien al iioite l1ge
ON en- g0elaggen0e Groit. @eo Mar-
iballtonn gift G~bermometret neo ill.,
n Grader un6er Srpiepunftet, og beo
@ebiter @itp oanneoe Ser fig EN- 1ier,
oe6el CONNIE tpft Sag So paa Nan,
oct. Mlle @%abeiager, Der bar fom,
met OPP af Sor6en, ct g6elagt, og
Grngtafgrb6en paa 6e Sr9er, ser bar
/ 8lomit, er ruineret. 9gbletrGerne
baooe en6nu life lat Blomlt, iaa
@@b1ebpiten fan muIig ilippe fri for
-5fa6e.
- @n &ineler beo Nabn @barleS
Sing / @um6olot gifteoe fig for no
gen Gi6 tilbage me0 en- Mmer1taner<
in6e, Mrs. Morib, og BUN bar MI
feot bam en- @pn> ser 1fal ppre set
fdrlte 8arn, Ser er feot | Soma al
balpt umerifanif, balpt fineiiif Mf-
farming. Sing bar Or6 for at
bore en- efsemplarif 9@gtemono, Ser
iprger go6t for fin @ultru og er itolt
lom en- &onge ODER lin amerifanife
Sen. Sultruen iiges at bore lpffe=
Zig / lin Shilling. cling 6riper ct
lennen6e 8a6fferi og tiener go6e
Benge> fan gnifer life at rejie tilbage
til &ina.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-18
misconfn.

Wtscontt11.
- S @u6ion bar Ser | set iibit
forlgbne Mar p9ret en- De6eligbe6s-
procent at 1, bpiltet aniees for at
bore noget temmelig eneltaaen6e.
- Sire Observation-Disclosures ser
bap6e p9ret meb til Sen ii6lte @eni=
ltreg, Observation-Disclosures / Mo=
biion baboe begaaet / &etning al
nSo5ing", nemlig at imere Mniigtet
poa en- af fine &amerater ODER me0
So0in, flippet &aaret al bam og to-
ltet bom no / Open, er blebet biit
bort fra timber itetet.
- S @ommeriet er set beo en-
8orgerafltemning beotaget,at ser ifal
in6rettes en- Sgilfole og opfpres en-
elegant 8pgning til bette tBrug. 6or
4 Mnr it6en blep Ser bpgget en- @ra6=
ifole ser / 8pen, og fi6en Sen blep
taget / 8rng er SSnteresien for Sfole=
p9ienet iteget / SEN @rao, at man nj,
anier en- &gilfole for en-: abiolut @eo=
ben6igbeo.
- Sirs6ag iiolte uge antog Sci
ret en- belt binterlig &arafter pao
flere @te6er / @taten. Naiten ober=
alt falot ser enoel One, og poo matt
&c @te6er bar ser tillige en- ret ltarf
5torm, laa ser oplto6 en0el 6Dg=
ming. 8e0 &ortoge loa ser paa fine
5teoer inotiI 3 CONNER One. Set
Dor iier SEN nor0lige og peltlige Gel
al 5taten, lom fit l1oejret at fele.
5i6lte l1ge fres Set ligele6es lterft
enfelte 6te6er, Set mel0es fra Ssce=
ola, at 6ro1ten far anrettet betpoelig
5fo6e pao &orn og @apel ager.
- &oltfontoret / &obertS, en- lille
8p 10 @1ile 9it for &u6lon, blep
en- Scat li61te uge biemipgt al Sn0=
bruoStDoe, ser iprGngte Yengeifabet
me0 Nitroglpcerin og tog $24 al ge=
gieringens &enge. Sngen al 8eboer=
ne iaa nogen al Sppene, og Ser er
intet @por efter Sem. 9beriff
Moolpb Sobnion bar lat r0 paa Ell
@fterlggeliestur, ser imi0lerti6 be-
gpn0te temmelig u6eloigt for BAN,
i6et fan ga ban ON Mftenen ia6 / en-
Sernbanepogn for at reiie fra 8pen,
blep rant ODER Set enc gle at ct
ltort &ulltDffe, Ser bleb faitet inh
40 @in6uet.
- Statens &gieiteret bar afgibet
en- &ienoelie, ifplge bbtlfen ti0ligere
8pfasierer / @aibburn Niels See
aniees for life at bore forpligtet til
at tilbagebetale 8pen $4,000. See
bar for flere Mar iioen,. fgr @aib=
burn en6n11 bar inforporeret iom 81
tp, efter bebgrig Sr6re fra pe6fom=
men6e Mutboriteter, u0betalt $4,000
al 8pens Mi6ler iom en- Bonus til
&ortbern 8acific for at opertage ct
@tDffe Sernbaneltnie, Der ttlbdrte
8pen og bap6e bragt Ben ltore Sab.
.9a 8Den hleb tnforporeret, bleb Set
paaitaaet, at 6enne uobeta1ing bar
uloblig, og Ser anlag6es Gag moo
See for Silbagebetaling at $4,000,
Sernbanefompagniet bab0e ielp tilbo=
gebetolt $4,000, S Circuit Court
bar See 06mt til at betale, men &gie=
lteret Tom til set n1ooiatte @eiultat
og frifjenote bdm, 0a ban bopoe
ban6let efter Sr6re fra an0re Mutbo=
rifeter, og set maatte pare oisie, Der
bar Gritatningspligt. 8pen @aib-
burn, Ser bar foftet ltore GUNNER
paa oenne Sag, bill nappe tpre Ser
lbibere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-18

sGtEM&AE lESESIrTTSS
Fra sgndalgsssko ol L t.#Mor- &
tens Nigh. we'd Hutchinson.
MINI. !. 4. !. .... ..s.. !. 10
Mr.. M. IT. Darum, ST.. Mortens
Nigh. . ........ ... 49,. $50
----------
SOB
P. JGrgensen, Red Wing,
MINI. 1890. ZOO
Fra S9ndagsskolen j Portland,
j. NJ Christensen, Juhl, Mich. o.3o
H. Jacobsen, Washington, D.
G. +. currie, Consul, Louis 80
E. v sm;tb ~ Trenton, II. j: 800 200.
P. G. Jensen, Danebrog, Neb. 1870
H. 7. Hansen, Tacoma, Wash. o:7s
William Lihme, Louisville Ky. $500
We'd Pastor Adam Dan, Chi
Fra ST. Ansgars Mgh's Syn
Fra St. stefans Mgh's Sgn-
dagsskole, Chicago ........ 1.25
3.25
Indbetalt til "Dannevirke",
Cedar Falls, Ia:
Andr. Larsen, Ringsted, Ia. $50
Kollekt i Flaxton Nigh. N. D.
we'd A. Whittier ........... 1.55
Redakt@r NJ. Hoist .......... 500
Nazareth Nigh. S@ndagsskole,
Cedar Falls, la. .......... 500
1905
Indbetalt til "Danskeren",
Blair, Neb.:
Pastor Kr. Anker ........... 100
Trim. Nigh. S@ndagsskole,
Kenmare, N. D. .......... $50
Orange Nigh. S. S., New Lis
bon, Wis. ................. 1855
Siloams Nigh. S1ndagssko1e,
Alta, Kan. 90
Hardwood, S. S., MINI. ..... $50
Mortified, S. S., MINI. ...... 600
Pennington, S. S., MINI. ..... o.88
1913
Tilsammen: 1,17o.o2
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-18
u1inneiota,
(6ortiettes).

Gbriittan Spongaaro, en- om=
%banorenoe oanitfpot Mtbeioer, er it6<
lte l1ge blebet oberfigrt al ct Bas=
iagertren / &erbe6en al @aleca.
&an 6g6e paa @te6et, og 2iget oar
meget leml9ltet.
- Sans 0pietb / @a6iion, en- af
8pens alore 8orgere eg EN- oniet
8Dgmeiter, er afgaaet beb D66en al
ct Siprtetilfel0e. @an @uitru 6p6e
for ct ballot Mar ii6en. 6 8prn ODER
leber DEM.
- Iarmers @tote 8onf / @en=
ming bar u0taget Snforporationspa=
pirer. Sen bar en- &apttal al $10,<
900 me6 &et til at forbbie 6enne til
$4,000. IS. 6. 0icfion er Nrn1i<
bent og 81. 3. Melion, &asierer.
- @i61te uge opfom ser Sl6 / ct
@us / Stillmater, Der beboe0e5 al
acknowledgements 8. S.. 8ilion og
bo15 Semitic. Set bar pe0 Mionats=
tib at Sloen %begpn6te, og Samiliell
pil6e ntpibll JOINT p9ret inoebr9not,
bpis life SEN lille @un0 bab0e ppffet
oem meo lin @pen. 0e Tom ollie no
/ 9ifferbeo, men @un6en on1fom,
i6et SEN lpb OPP / ct Gerelle obenpaa,
bpor &pgen gior6e set al meo 6en.
= Bertram 8romn, en- Some,
ltea0er, ser boer / N9rbe0en al @irt
oaagne0e forle0en Scat be0 at noget
fo16t og ilimet rgrte peo bans Mn=
ligt. San fan6t mart no, at bet bar
Sen fol0e 6nu6e al en- lepenbe, n1ege1
lunfen 8j6rn, ser iao u6 til at bap(
6oa0e Mppetit og Sqn6er / Sr6en.
9iprnen babbe tilfnloigpis onbragl
Zig mellem @ropn og bans 8psle,
@an flpgte6e op paa 8pgningenS
Soft a6 en- tpno @tige, men set biltg
Jig indrt>at 8jprnen ogloa fun6e goo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-18
Mango Tsrinsspatienter hjulpne
Statshospitalet iAdirondacks fremviser opmun.
trende Tal-lO5 Patienter u~dskrevne.

Statsho.pitaIet iAdirondacks fremviser opmun.
trende TaI-l05 Patienter udskrevne.
Bestyrelsen for New York Stats Hospi-
tai for begyndende Lungetuberkulose i
Adirondacks har udgivet fuldstendig
Statistik for det ferste Aar, der er som
felger: Der blev optaget 207 Patienter,
hvoraf mere end Halvdelen var paa Be-
gyndelsesstadiet. Der or ingen Dedsfald.
AT de 105 som blew u~dskrevne, var 81
sjensynlig lraske. I S6 Tilf@lde blew
Sygdommens videre Udvikling hindret.
For 16 TilfBldes Vedkommende kan paa.
vises Bedring, medens i II Tilf@lde Pa
tientsn blew udskreven. uden at noget
Resultat var opnaaet. Behandlingsmaa-
den bestaar hovedsagelig Uphold i frisk
Luft.. narende Fsde og Hvile. Patien-
terne fix 8 fuldst@ndige Maaltider ON
Dagen foruden Q eller 8 Mellemmaalti-
der, og af de 1o5 tiltog de 80 g%ennemsnit-
lig 1857 Pund hver. Dette or selvfelge-
ligt / hsjsste Grad opmuntrende og wiser
i Diet mindste, at ~begyndende TBring kan
helbredes. Der or en- anden Behandlings-
made, der dog maaske er lige saa god.
Bliv hjemme, tag ct koldt Bad hver Nor
gen og serg for at faa saa megen Gymna-
silk og Sport, i frisk Luft, som muligt.
Dette i Forbindelse med str@ng Diat,
SAINT fortsat Brug af SCOTS Emulsion, vii
utvivlsomt standse Sygdommeis videre
Fremskriden og maaske fuldstBndig hel.
brede den. Under ale Omstendigheder
or Diet en- let Sag at anstille ct Forseg.
SCOTT 4 BOWIE. 400 Pearls Street. New York.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-18

S &uoion bar Ser ! set iiolt
forlebne Mar peret en- De6eligbe6s-
procent at 1, bpiltet anlees for at
bore noget temmelig eneltaaen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-18

- Sire Observation-Disclosures ser
bapbe peret me6 til Sen li01te Gent
1treg, Observation-Disclosures / Mo=
oiion bapoe begoaet / &etning al
n@a5ing", nemlig at imere Mniigtet
paa en- df fine &amerater ODER meo
So6in, flippet &aaret at bam og to-
1tet bom no / Open, er blebet biit
bort fra uniberiitetet.
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Tilsammen: 1,17o.o 90
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-11-24
DECISION IN CRAPSEY CASE.
Delivered to Bishop Walker and Will
Be Sent to DR.. Crapsey.

Buffalo, N. Y, Nov. 2O.-The Crap
sey decision has been delivered to
Bishop Walker, and will be sent to
DR.. Crapsey at Rochester. Bishop
Walker said that out of personal re-
gard for DR.. Crapsey he would not
make the document public at this time.
The decision of the trial court, which
is affirmed by the highest court of
the church, was as follows:
That the respondent, DR.. Crapsey,
be suspended from exercising the
functions of a minister Of the church,
until such time as he shall satisfy the
ecclesiastical authority of the diocese
that his belief and teaching conform
to the doctrine of the Apostles creed
and the Nicene creed as the church
hath reviewed the same. However,
we express the earnest hope and desire
that the respondent may see his way
clear. during the 80 days which, un-
der the canon of the church, must in
tervene before sentence. can be pro-
nounced to fully satisfy the eccl2siasti-
cal authority of such conformity on
his part"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-11-24
TRUST F0UHD GU lTf
TOOK JURY AN HOUR AND A HALF
TO AGREE.
Joseph n. Choate Declares There 10
No Precedent for Such Pen
alties for Relating.

New York, Nov. 21.-The American
Sugar Refining Co.. was found guilty
by a jury on the circuit court OF ac-
cepting; rebates from the New York
Central Railroad Co. to the amount or
$2G, 900 in violation of the Elkins re-
bate law.
, The New York Central was recently
found guilty of giving rebates to the
American Sugar Refining Co. and
hned $108, O0O.
Joseph H. ChOate, formerly ambas-
sador to Great Britain, In his argument
for the defense, declared that there
was no precedent in American law for
such an enormous penalty as the stat
ute against rebating provided. 1t was
necessary, he added, to go back sew
eral centuries in English law to find
an instance in which a penalty
amounting to more than 100000 had
been imposed.
The defense offered no testimony.
After Judge Hollis charge, the jury
took the case, and returned a verdict
Of guilty. The jury was out an hour
and a half.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-11-24
LEAVES PANAMA
HIS SHIP Is HEADED FOR PONCE,
PORTO RICO.
Will Be in Washington in Time to Eat
Thanksgiving Dinner at the
White House.

Colon, Nov. 19.-President Roosevelt
and his party sailed Saturday night
at 10 o'clock for Ponce, p. R., on board
the United States battleship Louisiana.
After riding ON horseback through
the muddy streets Of Colon Saturday
afternoon, the president went to the
residence of Mr.. Biers, general mana
ger of the Panama railroad, for din
ner.
At $3.50 o'clock President Roosevelt
reached pier No. II, where there was
an enthusiastic gathering Of at least
500 persons, principally canal en-
ployes at Cristobal and other points
along the line. Here the president as
cended the b~andstand and made a 80.
minute spsech. He said he was pleased
with what had already been d NJ on
the canal and paid his respects to
those who had adversely criticised
the work.
How about Poultney Bigelow,'
came from the auditors. WI b much
deliberation the president remarked
that in every large work there was
always some one to find something
that was not done as 1t should have
been, but the employees should on no
account pay attention to such cIiti-
cism, as the critics would sink out
of sight, while the work the men were
doing and had done would remain long
after all criticism had been forgotten.
President Roosevelt said SO he was
so impressed with the magnitude and
greatness of this work that he would
like to see one of his sons engaged
therein.
The Louisiana sailed at 10 p. m. The
Washington and the Tennessee were
delayed in coaling at Chi iqui, and
did not get back here in time to sail
with the Louisiana. They doubtless
will join that warship on the. way to
Porto Rico.
The president Is due to arrive at
Ponce, Porto Rico, Wednesday. From
there he will cross the island to San
Juan by automobile for a days visit to
the capital. He will embark at San
Juan for Hampton Roads en- Thursday
and expects to reach Washington
Tuesday, Nov. 81, in time to spend
Thanksgiving day at the White House.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-11-24
ARE PROMINENT MEN,.
Cabinet Officer, Foreign Diplomats and
Congressman at Kansas City.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 19.-Guests
to the Commercial club banquet Mon
day night and guests and delegates
to the Transmississippi Commercial
congress, which meets here Tuesday
in annual convention, poured into
Kansas City Monday from all direc-
tions. They included a cabinet Off
Ger, several foreign displomats, United
States senators and congressman, gov
nor and mayors, governmental de-
partment experts from Washington,
together with representatives Of nu-
merous commercial organizations, law
yers and railway officials. Elihu Root,
secretary of state, who is expected to
define the governments stand on the
Monroe doctrine and South American
relations, arrived on an early train
from Chicago, while David r. Francis,
heading a large delegation of Mis-
sourians and escorting Minister Cal
dron of Bolivia, Minister Pardo of
Peru and Minister Cortes of Colum-
bia, with Minister to Colombia John
Barrett. with whom the foreigners
left Washington, arrived from st.
Louis.