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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-25
BELL TEL 14s1 RED.

FOR SALE-Modern 10 room house, fine
location, price right. Security Invest
ment Co. SIT Kansas ave-
FOR sALEZResidence and lots 723 West
Sixth st. Part cash. Mrs. c. G. Baker.
premises.
FOR SALE-If you don't buy, you will
have nothing TO sell on the big advance
in real estate. Fine West 9Th st. corner
10 rooms first payment $3.50. 10 acres close
in West 10th first payment $3.50, or cash II
preferred, this at a bargain Six corner
lots Washburn car line first payment on
~ S100. rooms Lawrence st. near shops
first payment $50. Fine building site
Western ave. first payment $50 Two fine
building sites West 9Th, cash. or first
payment $500. go acres Trego Co. near
county seat, small cash payment. annual
payments IS acres at Grover station east
Of Topeka, well improved, first payment
only SEQ. or cash.
F. J. BRowN. II COLUMBIAN BLDG.
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SS-~--~~>y------~~~--~~~~-~-- - -
L. NJ. PENNN ELL, funeral director a1l7-
embaImer. First class service ressas1s
" prices. o. quincy ST. Both phones 49,
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VITAL SCIENCE

c. ". cROPsEY. VITAL POWER =
Treats 81 diseases without medicine; u
years with the Carson college, Kansas
City Consultation Free 822 Kansas avs.s
Topeka. lPexnanent realdent1
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WHOLESALERS

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THE COUGHLIN HARDWG9T -
Hardware, stoves, fine tools ToT ~
sas ave. Tel sos. 7-'aAi-
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Miss Lena Buff entertained a few
of her friends at her home Tuesday
evening at cards. Among those pres
emit we're Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dyal.
Misses Edyth Hossfeld. Eva Darling
olga Hubbard. Katherine Often. Lii
Ian HossfeId. Elsa Buff. ArdeIla Hub
bard and Kittie Fuller and Messrs. Roy
often, John Semprez, Fred Kuehne,
Ralph Souders, Otto Kuehne, 5r., Chas.
Kelley, Leon Detlor Orlo Hubbard.
Joseph Bevelle and Gerald Weber.
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WANTED--sITuAT1oNa

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WANTED-Place to work for board near
Washburn college References wanted
and given. Address H. L., Journal
WHEN you want to hire a man or boy,
call up Z. A. c. A Ind tel a0S or Bell
tel. S07 red We have a list OF men and
confidential references concerning them,
7. NJ c. A. Employment bureau, 9Th and
Quincy SITS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-25

FOR SALES room house ana 2 lots 1917
Jefferson st. norths payments. N. Heery.
FOR SALES good lots in Nfelrose addi-
ton, cheap, at bargain SIS Kan. ave-
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FLORISTS.

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J. G. RODMAN, blooming plants,cu flow
Eighth. Tel. 81. Greenhouse 18th and Mon
CUT flowers, floral designs. Special at
tention to out OF town orders. James
Hayes, 1O7 w. Eighth ST. Tel ST.
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Los Angeles. San Francisco and Other
CALIFORNIA Point s25. oO-santa Fa.

Tickets on sale daily commencing
August 9th to Oct 31st Coed in
Tourist Sleeping cars and frea Chair
ears
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THE best residence lots on the highest
ground between the state house and
Washburn college for sale cheap: North
80 # corner Lane and 18th SITS, numbers,
81, 600s southeast corner Lane and l4tn,
numbers, 81. 800; northwest corner Lincoln
and 18th. 3 numbers. s.. 600: on Lane at
St, opposite end of 14th, numbers. ST.
200; southwest corner Huntoon and West
SITS, numbers, 81, 600; southwest corner
Lincoln and Percy SITS. numbers, room
house. cistern and outbuildings. g. 100
northwest corner OF Lincoln and 18TH, 2
numbers. 81, 100: eight east front lots on
Lincoln. between Percy and 18th, $500
each. Terms: X cash. balance long time
All have large shade trees, on or nee~
paved streets and electric car lines, city
water and sewers. 7. w Harrison, 100
W Sixth ave, Topeka Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-25

The Filomena club will meet this
week with Mrs. J. H. Runyen. 701
Chandler street
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-25
LEGAL.

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First published IN The Topeka State
Journal Oct Il, 1861
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-25

GEO. NJ NOBLE & CO.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. INSURANCE
Some Special Farms ana City Bargains.
zs5 KAN. AVE OPP. PosToFFIcE.
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WANTED-A1ALE HELP.
0---~--s-1~11---S"----~-
" iN1kL-Ffast class arm HalEerA.
Gteainerle restaurant.
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mr.. and Mrs. Frank S Thomas. 92I
Topeka avenue, gave a dinner last
night in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Clay w
iting them. Covers We're laid for Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes left for New York
today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-25

There Will be a meeting of the Win
telotta club Sunday afternoon at 1880
at DR.. H B. Hogeboom's Office 513
Kansas avenue.
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Friday night with Dr.. and Mrs. J. c.
ATcCHntoek. Some outside friends
have been asked, and Prof. Wilcox Of
the state university will give an adj
dress
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-25

sued invitations for a poverty Hal
loween party at their apartment 1923
Tenth avenue west, Wednesday, Octo-
Der 81. The Invitations are written on
pieces of cardboard with ultra reform
spelling and call for characteristic cos
tune The entertainment viii be
given in the garnet and win combine
the features of a Halloween and a
Htackyn party
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yvANTEIl--agAIE HFEP.
WANTED--SFAT.E HEKP.
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WANTED
Two men to work in dairy.
p. O. BOX 49,
Durango Col.

7TANTED-Boyg with bicycles at good
WANTED-Laborers for beet sugar fac
tory, Colorado, $40 day, TRANSPORTATION
advanced. Cap. Emp. Agcy., S11 Kan. ave.
AGENTS to write accident and health IN
sHFance for Bankers Accident Co. Of
Des Moines. Call Mr.. Lunger, National
hotel, or write 31z Kansas City Life BLDG
Kansas City. Mo.
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UNION PACIFIC.

mo. 107-K. C.-saIina Express 1925 am.
No 703-Denver-Pa &c. Coast Ltd. 1850 am.
80 1oSzJunctten City local pass. SD pm.
40 1d1-Linited 1900. .-.....s 7 IS pm.
sI)aily except Sunday. All others daily.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-25
lEnsetIvs sunaay. Juas J. 80
ALL TRAINS DAILY.
Z 4 81 DrAENArr..

No z7-Topeka & ST. Joe Express. $50 ON,
81 sz-Topeka & st. Joe Express g.o1 an
- FROM ST. JOSEPH
No s1-St Joe & Topeka Express 1880 pm
No, 5s-st. Joe & Topeka Express 7s45 pm.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-25

Miss Louise Wood gave an in
formal afternoon bridge today for
Mrs. Walter Roy Ranney of Arkansas
City. The others asked were Miss
Mary Meade, Miss Alice Meade. Miss
Alice Lakin. Miss Mamie Veale, Miss
Louise McNeaI. Miss Bertha Dinsmore.
Miss Gala Cuttell, Miss Reita Upde-
graft. Miss Jeanette WOlcott, Miss
Jessie Payne, Miss Jessie Campbell,
Miss A1labelle Troutman, Miss Helen
tQuinton. Miss Fay Quinton, Miss Ethel
Davis, Miss Jeanette Ware, Miss
Nellie Baker, Miss Bernice Fuller.
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JEWELLERS.

JEWELLERS.
--@~0-~-~-~~~~~---~-~-----
JAMES B. HAYDEN, JeweIer and S1r,ff-
clan. Complete stock Of watches dia-
monds, stlverware, etc Eyes e5a1oi1es5
ard spectacles properly fitted
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sic FULLER, Miss Katharine Whitley OF
Emporia, Miss Bess Elder Miss Vida
wood, Miss Jessie Campbell. Miss Jean
nette ware. Mrs. ". S. Charles. MRS.
Garretson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. n ]. -Holum cele-
brated the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their marriage with a silver wedding
party at the Swedish hall, corner OF
First and Van Buren, streets. last
night. The event was one Of impor-
lance in Swedish circles. All the
Swedish societies of the city were in
vited and over 900 guests were pres
ent who were entertained at an elabo-
rate banquet followed by dancing A
male quartette sang and an orchestra
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-25

tain line, the gossips never know where
to stop. There is new marrying
story on a widow and widower both
members of prominent families. There
is an older one which everybody has
heard and which has been strenuous
~ denied but this is a new one.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-25


THE TOPEKA BARREL AND BOX
Manufacturing Co can furnish you with
apple barrels and boxes In an quantity
Tel 1887.
FOR tailor made suits, cleaning. repair
Ing. call 31s e. 9Th st ]. a Anderson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-25


PURE apple cider fresh everVr -, =
per gallon, delivered Washbi1rr,S LIZ -
works Ind phone 60S1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-25


Nan Ifs15--Rye ell drilling or boring Frank
H RoeIbuck, 9A Morris ave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-04
ARRIVES At PARIS.
Lieut.. Lahr1 Returns From His Bal
loon Trip to England.

Paris. Oct. 3.-Iiut. Frank =. I.Ihn.
9th Eav"lry. L. s. A.. winner ol the
international balloon rn:lt,St, which
started from here On Sunday last and
Maj. fi"rScy. his companion. arrived
here from Enslind Wednesday.
Much of the Americans success *
attributed 10 Maj. HtrScy's kIIuWlrdgt'
~ meteorological conditions obtained
IS tho result Of Long S,rvic. IN the
Weather bureau III Washington.
Before the departure. Of The United
Estates. tht winning balloon. Ma J.
tlcrSty closely Examined the latest
weather REPORTS and HuN that the
heavier AMI faster outer current s
would BE- at the surface CONSEQUENT
~ while the rivals Of the Americans
Wcr" vainly testing thr upper strata
thu latter remained cloS.. 10 the earth
their guide rope touching much Of the
time.
Their Judgment was vindicatcd ~
the fact that although the United
States was the Eth balloon 10 start
1t was the first 10 reach the English
coast
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WILL SEND MACON.
Presiden Roosevelt Decides to Adhere
to Original Plan.

Washington. Oct st was an
bounced at the White House this after
noon that upon further consideration
of the subject. the Pres ident had de-
ciued To adhere to his plan formed yes
terday and send Charles r.. Magoor 10
cuba To relieve Secretary Taft as pro-
vi.iunil governor, allowing GOV. Vim
his services are needed.
II Was stated late today that the
plrSiu.nt had reached his intention not
10 sand GOV Magoon to Cuba as an
bounced Garlic In the day because oi
adViItS then in hand from See. TAFT
Initiating that the arrangement
made for GOV. Winthrop assuming the
duties uf provisional governor had gone
to tar to he changed conveniently. a
later tliSpatrh from the secretary. how
ever Put the matter in different light,
ard Indicated that the secretary was
willing that the governor should remain
i'll Porto Rico.
President Roosevelt. who has al
along been anxious. to have Mr.. Ma
COON 20 to Cuba. acted promptly on Inc
secrct.try's decision and Immediately
announced the appointment of Mr.. Ma
COON. This decision H. feels leaves Gov.
Winthrop to nnSh important W'rk
which H. has in hand III Porto Rico
and viii a, lev but :: f,-W months judge
Ma2nnn'~ departure i"r the i'hllippih ;
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OFFICERS ELECTED
Officials Chosen BY United Irish .,ou.
at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. D... 3-In ,n,;,;,.,;
If hr'tflht i speech hy +. y. D.,,nr,rr
NJ. r. ~" Irish iead.r. III, han Il,
which the IA ,'unaI cony.ntin, III, WILL
United Irish League III A,n.,;,.., !.
Ing held vas crnEGrd .ary tu,iav "
delegates and Irish syulpa .hizers AZ,
O'tonnti :>i'ok" t,r mere th,p .,,, Viii,
He reviewed III. work heinz ,i,.no !,
the E"itiSh P:ulitm-n, il tn. can... !,
Irish E"nc rule anu predicted rna;
Ireland viii $n"n emerge f-,n, Rr,,i.h
rule ana h"Nc it, own hnu,, .,v,.r.
nent.
ing IN" afternoon i nur,h.,, ~
Il solutions We're ;'do,,tel among. which
was one r,'-afiirminc III, w.Ikn,,yn
principles Of tn" Lcagu. toward home
rule III IRELAND ANA plcdging its mem
nerS I" continue 10 strive as they have
in tn" past 10 bring about better con-
ditiuns III that country.
III, fellow i'll" cf,icerS We're elect /.
President. Michael j. Ryan. Philade!-
l,hia; vice president. Patrick Egan.
New York. Michael Redding. Boston.
Edward Dewey. st. Louis: ohm Fitz-
patrick. New Orleans: secretary, John
O'callash;. Boston; treasurer. T. T..
FitZputritk k, Boston.
Tie national executive committee
vas reelected.
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To Attend Music Festival

Tie following members of the Cecilia
club expect to leave to-day To attend the
Maine Music festival III Bangor this
week:
Mrs .. r. Ancs. Miss F. Angle. IT 4
Block. Miss Winnie Bamford. Mrs H.
Bates. Mrs w. j. Bradbury. Mrs +. |.
Clark. Miss .iattie clark, Mrs. q. NJ.
Chapman. Miss +. VI. runnnr. Miss T.. II.
Conner, Mrs. l.. &. Clark. Miss +. NJ
Dnwncr, Miss Dunbar. Miss NJ. j. David
son. Mrs Charles Flood Mrs. j. r. Flood
Miss Fuctrty. Mrs. Further, Mrs. Fal"s
MIS-. Goodrich Miss &. Gibson. Miss NJ.
Gibson. Miss Frances Gin IT,. Mrs +. Il.
Hubbard. Mrs. \. T.. Herring. Mrs. I. T..
Hooper. Mrs. Jenson. MiSs Adelaide John
son. Mrs. T. kcll. = Mss T.. Kelley. Miss
A. k"nrick. G-nrc" l\cnnison. Mrs
George Iicnnison. Mrs. Knox. Miss NJ
Lord. T.. l.. Mc,dcr. q. l.. McCurIy. Miss
McMahon. Miss Il. Mason, MR.. Nclkc
Mrs. X. $. Noble. Mrs. NJ NJ. brmiston
Miss G. A Osborn. Mrs. &. +. Owen, G
W. Patterson. Il. -. Patterson. Miss );
Patterson Miss Purintun. Miss = Per
kins. Mrs f. Pierce. Mrs. W. Palmer
Miss Spauldin- Mss Is. Smith Mrs. Ad
die r. Shepherd, Miss g. Savage. Mrs. il
A. Smith, Mrs. W. Totman. Fl a. Tap
pan. Miss g. Warren. Mrs. l.. Wil.nx.
While there will possibly he Sn'nc dis
appointments and several Of the above
may b forced To change their PLANS ii
the last minute. Vet il is certain that thu
Watcrvi!lr ard Fairfield Chorus viii sen,
a strong dclog Ition and % itself rrou,
at Bangor
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SUBMIT YOUR CONTRACTS.
lsthmian Commission Decides to Build
Panama Canal by Contract

Washington. Oct. "A tentative de-
ciSion has been reached by Chairman
Shonts Of the lsthmian canal commit
tee that the Panama canal will be built
by contract. An announcement Of the
fina! determination of the canal officials
respecting he method of construction
is expected in a few days Chairman
Shonts had a conference last night with
President Roosevelt, at which time this
and other matters relating to the canal
w,.ra fully considered. The President is
anxious that n conclusion be reached
on all questions Of canal construction
as soon MS possible. 50 that the actual
work Of construction may BE- pressed
yigorOuSiy
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IN Gu BA.
Continued from Page One.)

sail with m" for Havana on SATURDAY,
aboard the Ward liner Mexico will be Sal
Vddor tlSncroS. senator, with the title ~
rnarGutZ Of Santa Lucia, which his dem
o:racy frrhids hun to bear; A.gustin
CRUZ. congressman; Ernestu Fernandez
attorney. "nd Maj castellanos. vii,
talk" possession Of my horne in Hayan,
ana devote tho rest of nv life u III.
pe2reful solution Of the problems Of gov
ernment in Cuba
The iunta cannot thank sufficiently
lrc>. Roosevelt and Sec Taft for their
diSintcrcstctincss and fairness. can
prophcsN that never AGAIN will thnre III
resort to arms in Cuba. We would
hardly deserve the liberty that We are I,
achieve through the intervention of the
Intcd states Il W. should have troubl,.
again Ike that which has Just ended Til.
man who dares 10 hint revolution in H..
intur" VIII b. instantly sat On. as the
Americans say. We have got the right to
nave our votes counted ana w, are going
l" Keep it BY legal means.
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DRIVE 1000 MILES.
Mother and Daughter Drive From
Colorado to Ohio.

Yellow Springs. o.. oct. AIRS :
w. Daley and daughter Vivian from
Trinidad. Col. arrived her" the other
day.
They drove the entire distance. 1000
miles in about ten weeks in a covered
wagon with two Mexican ponies pull
ing 1t.
They were heavily armed ana had !,
bulldog with them, but when they had
camptd AT night near the roadside
they Were not mnlest"i.
Mrs. Dailey's husband. i min" owner
was killed in m explosion ten years
ago. Since which time She has man
aged his ranch near the border Of New
Mexico. She is 4 sister OF R-echeI
Walt, rmeyrr. Of Findlay. -. ami the
daughter Of tie late Prof. Frank &.
Tufts, Of Antioch college.
She comes here 10 educate her
daughter n the institution.
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TO STOP YELLOW FEVER
Teaish Department Is Putting Cuba in
Sanitary Condition.

havana. oct. I'm an interview TO-
DAY Gov Taft said that ii recent d,s-
pdtch 81 The Associated Press in which
ne was represented az critiriZing th..
rama government severely ard char
a'tcriZinS the situation us disgusting
ana the elections Of 10 as rotten does
great injury and unless corrected viii
cause embarrassment, since he Srrupul-
ouslE avoided giving interviews re-
SpectinS his views Of persons ana is
SUES IN the Cuban situation. He dill
not use the expressions attributed Ia
MN. ne error arose through the
fauity transmission Of news over the.
telephone by which the inference, oi Il
correspondent We're nliSta ktnly atttit-
utrd 10 Mr.. Taft
Dr. barnet. chief executive officer 81
the cuban health Department. s.,i,t IT,
day:
''i"vt rn"r Taft has toll. US 20 r-;,. an.'
amount ut money Needed for Isaftiil.s
| Cuba into q 1irST class sanitary roili-
| tirn and stamping uut yellow few r.
tonst'lur W are. to-day, INSTALL
| ing sanitary brisddeN III Pin3r Dt-i itip.
| funI jay. MaIunZaS. tarieniS. Colon.
| Mon De Reyes, Saeun IL Gr;iut,
Santa Cl;,r.:. tienfutgce. Suncti Surlt-
| us. G;tinagIityf, tnantan,:ruu. SAINTS
| 60. Ma nZ.tnil.o. Remedies and Gibar-..
| All these town" will have anpe oiling
| and iisin:-cting hrigadeS. In Havana
| now, There are thrt. eases of yellow e.
| Yer. on. Of Whir.h came from Guiana =
| b0Coa. There arr 10 cases elsewhere
| in the island, ami there is no especial
| epidemic Threatened. But precautions
| are urgently necessary. The disinfect-
| ing force III Havana has already been
| increased from - to 1875 nl"n ana the
oilinE brigade in Havana Is being in :
| creased 10 80 men. Their. are. 200 II il
noN AT work at camp columbia. ~
| gagged i'll the job of diSinfecticn AM
mosquito determination in preparati1 vi
for its occupancy Ivy American troops.
| There is some incendiary talk Of re-
Sstancc t. the laying down Of arms
in various parts Of the island. 5ui
Governor Taft ana the commissioned
charged with the supervision Of tn
disarmament Of The insurgents re@art
the situation as being we'll i'll hand
Gen. Rodriguez. commander "f the ru''
, al guards. reported today that the sit
Ma or I.add. of the disarmament com.
mission, and the insurgent command.
crS ;t,c working in the rain. accomplish
ing the sending home and dispersal o.
IN" Insurgents.
| Mr.. Td;t'S force is engaged in moving
I his Office effects from the American IL
: CATION ID til" palace. the government
3; departments are engaged in their ustHl
work, and no designations of govern
: m"nt "f'l:cers have been rendered.
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YANKEES VICTORIOUS.
New York Team Outshoots Crack
Marksmen From England.

Creednloro, l.. l.. oct. 3-,rhe silver
challenge shield donated by COL. How
ard Vincent. aide a.. CAM, 10 kew. ~
England. Will remain on This side pf
the Atlantic for two or perhaps three
years. The rifle shooting team Of tile
eth Regiment, y. O.. n. Y. won he
trorhy.ih very decisive fashion here
today from the Queens Westminster
Volunteers Of London. whom they de
t+ated by Z margin Of 60 points. TIE
scores were: ,th Regiment. 164N:
Queens Westminster Volunteers. 1883.
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AN EXTRA DIVIDEND.
Canadian Pacific Brings Total Of Di
vidends to Per Cent.

Montreal. oct 3-The Canadian Pacific
Railroad at its annual meeting held to-
day decided To distribute this year an IA
ditional Per cent dividend Il thu share
holders. This means that they Will r.
ccive per cent. i'll all.
The retiring directors. Lord Str.lthrona
and Mount Royal. S.r Thomas g. shan
messy. Thomas Skinner and Clarence H.
Mackay. were re-"lrCtcd
Following the shareholders meeting 4
session Of tho board Of directors was
held. Sir VIM. {. Van Horne was re-clect
I'd chairman OF the board. Sir Thomas G
ShauneSsy pr, Sident. and david McNicoll
vice president Of the company. The OK
ecutivc committee was appointed rs fol
Vows:
Sir William Van Horne. Lord Strathco,
ma and Mount ROYAL. Richard i. Angus
Edrr,Ind H. Ostcr. NJ T.. Sir Thomas .
Sha,l-GSsy. DAVID Nc Nic"n.
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NO OPPOSITION.
Disarmament Work Proceeds Smoothly
IN Havana Province.

Havana. oct. 3.-Thr disarming Of
the rebel forces III the immediate Vi
cinity of Havana began Wednesday
without; opposition. MANY Of In" men
were allowed ia keep arms which th"y
claimed We're their personal property
Special trains during the day will con-
vey the diSbandcd troops i.o'r"H;rd.
No trouble is reported 70 have occur
red in any part Of the island,
Preparations are being made IT the
palace for the reception OF COY Taft
who will establish his "fIc,. there
W, In, Stlav afternoon.
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!, rAClN,i-I,l.KSE kln0-G
At BRIGHTON CEAC.H
Tea Cress, Waterbury and Lady Anne
liza the Winners.

Brighton Beach. oct. 3.-F'r.t race
six furlonGs. 4-ycar-olds and up. sell
Ing: Tea cress. 6 10 ) ana . to J first;
Niblck. :, TO I. second; Rellr of Port
land third Time IL" 80.
Second race. ~. and Il half fy.ll"ng.;:
G-ycar- Waterbury 4 t. ana :
to :. won: Altuda. To second: Elli.
colt. third Tintr. 1.o6 -.
Fourth race. III" Mercury handicap
six furlongs. Lady Amelia. To and
out first: Handzarra. , to 10. second;
Pantoutie. third. Time, liz 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-04
TWO ARE DEAD.
Two More Injured by Explosion Of
Gas in Blast Furnace.

Pueblo, Col, oct. 1.-Two men are
know To have been killed and two ia
tally injured as The result Of an explO-
sion OF gas at Blast Furnace +. Of the
Colorado Fuel d Iron COS. steel works
f"r. early this morning. 1t is believed
that several others are buried beneath
the debris, hut no information can be
secured from inside the works. The fur
mace has been i'll operation only year
ana cost about ri 1000. 600 1t i. not
known how badly it is damaged
I'll" name Of the dead ami injured arc
MT Yet known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-04
ORDERED TO HAVANA.
Gen. Bell Will c. as Soon as possible
to Cuban Capital.

Washington. oct. at the Presi-
,irlt:. request. cen. Franklin J. Bell.
chief Of staff. will proceed as so'ii ~
r"s>ihl. To- Havana I" consult WIN
SECRETARY Taft as I" til" disposition Oh
the American troops.
Wnilc III Cuba. whether his s'J"ui u
there be tor = long "r short time. Een-
cral Fell. by vhtut ~ his rank, VIII pc
in command nf lhr American troops on
the island