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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-05
Seoentanssbuae Slumea.

Die 8lume i'm 8nopflo6, bic elm
paar Sabre binbur9 ni9t mebr re9t
flair" setpeien mar. tpmmt pieoer in
RObe. 2lber bic id0us Site, burd
8lumsn feline 9lnI6auungsn unb
SDmputbisn aus5ubriiden, perI9pins
bet mebr unb mebr. Gum eritenmal
1T ipobl in ben Srieeen Der peibeu
unb Der rotben Roie cine 8lume gum
Spmbol fsiubli6er Yarteisn unb pos
litiIder prin5ipien ssmuat porben.
Sn Der frdnSOiiI9en Repolution nabs
men bic Rspublitaner oas griine 2dub
uls ibr emblem in Qniprud. na9bem
Camille 0esmoulins bon einsm9dum
rss puIais Rrpal sinige glGtter abs
serifen unb ii9 bamit gsI9miid.
bate. Die 9lnbGnger 9oulane.rs
batten fd bic rotbe Relte als GuB.res
3eiden ibrer @eiinnung aussepGblt.
Die 8eilGen iinb pdbrenb Der Rss
itaurution gum Nabr5ei9en Der 8os
napdrtiiten geiuprben. Sabur6 ipirb
eine tleins 9lnetbots p.rItdnbIid. bic
man bon Der beriibmten SfauIpies
lerin W1s. Wars beri6tet. Sic ere
bat zines Cages bon ibrem Director
be Ia Serte, befen Spibnam.
rS6metterling" mar, llrlaub. Od
bic Wtars cine sifriss 8onapartiItin
unb be Ia Serte Elm enrasirter 8Ours
bcnenfreunb mar. 10 iaste er: sd
iperbe Sbnen llrldub geben, penn bic
8eilfen ii9 in 2ilien pertpanbeIn
lperben." Limb id. mein !6err." fa9te
bic temperamentpoqe S6auIpielerin,
rperbe Sic nod einmal Inn urlaub
bitten, ipenn ii9 bic S6mettsrIinee in
aoler peripanosln perben."
Sn 0eutfhGanb 1T, feitbem bic
2iebIinssblume bes alien &aiIer Mil
belm, bic 3ornblume, mad leinem
SObe in 9ergeiienbsit seratbsn 1T,
feline 8lume mebr bslie6t, bur6 bi.
beitimmte Gefiible auseebriidt mir.
ben. Der 4aiIer bon Seiterrei6 aber
bat nod eine ausseipro6ene Qieb.
linssblums. bus GbeIipeib. pon bem er
in iun9en Sabren Ieinsr 9raut ais
iiibner Sereiteiger einsn rollenStrauB
sspfliidt babeu iou.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-05

rMit .inem Tremben, nit benz mid
bier Srau WtusbuIena bstannt semudt
bat"
Limb mann tpirit 9u forteeben BON
hier9" fraste bic &leine nit i9pader
Stimme. ., fie sGblte I9on 10 pieIe
SrenuunseR in ibrem tursen 2eben!
Mis bieIe Male entfann Iie ii9 ihon,
~qbieu" ssIdst gu baben! Das Grdus
Iein 9litoris mar tief betpest bon biez
fem S9mer8 unb tiibte Msrcebes herss
li6.
%, 0u mubt barum ni6t tpeinen,
ipeibt 0u. Sd sebe fort, gelpib, dber
bod ni1t gIeid, es iinO nod piele Mos
nate Bis babin."
9as &inb iasts nidts mebr.
plOBli9 bssunn bic idOne 8lonbine
Su laden.
%, ipie fpdt ss 1T! Sd tpetts. rgr"
TT f9on unten unb eripartet MIDI"
llnb bisrmit sins iis fr0blib bupon.
fineenO ipie Elm tleiner @ogel. Wers
eebes fanbte ibr einen ionberbaren
Bid nod. .9en grGutigam baben
Sic ibr beIOrst9" fraste lie einen Moz
ment Ounu4 nit ibrem beGen Stimms
den.
"@epiB." faste Sruu Musoalenu
nit 9efrieOisung unb itredte ii6 babel
sliidielis auf benz 9ipan aus, nobel
bic Salten ibrss Seibentleibes in allen
Rdbten tra9ten.
Limb" fubr bic aleine fort, inbem
iie Offenbar forefdItis iiberleste, rforts
on brau9t bann ipobl Der Sabnarst
bier rnten, ipenn er reiien min, ni4t
mebr 2ucid mitaunebmen9"
Srau Masbulena ipsrrte iiberraIdi
bic Iugen ouf:
rglber nein, bas bsritebt ii6 bo9."
9us &inb fdlpies unb ndberte iif
bem galtoE, Der nu9 benz Meere gu
sins.
Inter bem erblaFenben SimmeI
bebnte fi9 bds Meer fpeitbin aus, in
einem fhmelSenben, slGn5enben Ga.
pbirblau, bariibsr silten lei6t peibs
,dmmden bin; bier unb ba aittert,
etr i9pa9er roiiger S9immer, tpie
bic a6nung bes naben Sonnenunters
ganges. limb aq biefer @lan3 Der
5arben, Der 5lammen. bes idiaernben,
tDnenben Wufers bibrirte Tim bas
unbepeelias 8Opfden, bas BON einem
| sebeimnibpolIen Sraum fassinirt su
fein f9ien. ploBli6 pdnbte Mercebes
iid nm. Sic mar i9nseblei6. Mlit
bem &iiden an bas Sitter gelebnt,
bltdte lie Srau MasOaIena feit in's
9eii4t nit ibren groben blauen 2lus
gen, oeren ausbrud eisenartiser mar,
aIs ie:
p5rau Musbulena," iaete iie leiTe
unb tooternit nit ibrem bellen Gtimms
den, oas Sitterts.
n&Onnen Sic ni9t au6 fir mid
einen Mann beiorssn?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-05
Die @ette.
Bon GwaIo Sbeim.


~3um eriten, gum Stpeiten unb :.
rSalt!"
0ur9 bic Heugieriss Menge, bic ben
Quttionator umitanO, brGngte ii6 elm
trdftiser, in ben Dreibiger Sabren
ftebenoer Mann.
nSbr Rame9"
~pauI StIinser. S9aububsnbes
fiBer."
Der Sammer fiel gum britten Wale.
Sir breitullienb Mart bake Slinger
ben Ra4Iab Oss tiirsli9 perungliidten
2Openbanoi9ers pbiIipps erporbsn.
@s mar Der S6luB zines Dramas,
bas nod ieBt oas Sages9eIprG9 in Der
Sauptitabt biIOete. 3pei Monate bin
burd bate Der 8dnbiser pbilipps ben
8eiudsrn bes ReiibsnSSirtus einen
aufresenben Rsrpentibel perI6afft,
ipenn er Ibenbs in Der BON einem itdrz
fen Sitter feit umf9lo1ensn Mane9e
feline feds prG9tiaen nubiIdsn 2Dipen
gu i9pterigen @polu.ionsn unb lie
bungen 5lpang.
9lber oann, faft am Gnbe Der 3irz
tusfaiion, mar has llngliid getpmmcn.
9ln einem ihpiilen 6riibIingstdgs -
Der Dinter bate iidb in oieiem Sabre
fait tampflos psrtrsiben laFen - Ssiss
ten ii9 bic 2Oipen febr erregt. @inise
Sbiere lieben ibrs sepobn6sitsmGbige
Sleii9ration unberiibrt. llnb als
pbilipps 9lbenos ben aGfis in Der
Mansge 6etrat, bate i'm eine 2Dlpin
nit mGdtigem Sprunse beimtiidiIb
nisberseriiien.
Gs seIang idlieBIi9, bic 8eitis in
cine @de 5u iasen. 9lb.r benz armen
pbilipps mar nidt mebr su belfen.
Die Q0pen tdmsn unter ben Sams
msr. Seiu 8Gnbissr perIpiirts iebo9
9uit, bic Sbisre au sritebsu. 0as
S6ididl bes uuoliidIi1en pbiIipps
mar nod in frii9sr @rimerung. So
psrlief Der srits guttipnstsrmin srsebs
niblos.
glu6 bsute bate bic gum sfpeiten
Wlale anssfebte 8eriteiseruns unsiius
ftig beeunnen. limb erit beim IsBtsn
9(ngebot bes 2tuttipnutors, bus ben
8srtaufspreis faft auf bic SGIfte bes
friiber 8srlangten berminberte, sriff
&lin9er su....
Qlls er Dor bic Sbiir bss @ertaufss
raumss trat, b0rts sr pIObli9 Iein,n
Ramen rufen.
.Sis tpolIen alfo is5t 2DipenbGnbis
ger perben, 8lin9era" Der S6au>
ite(ler elmer RieIenbdms tlopfte ibu
uuf bic SduItsr.
IS, pobsr benn! Sd osnts ia gar
niht oaran! WiG etipd 5erreiben
laFen, pie Der arme pbilipps9 49,.
Ree!"
nRunu. bunn perftebs i9 absr au9
niht -. :"
8linser labts iorslos. sd babe
ihpn meinsn pIan! sic ioIlsn nal
is9sn. mas i'd pa ned fir 9sib Rsrs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-05
Grbieniuppe NIT S9usiHsobren.

@s sibt, 10 i9reibt man aus 8ers
lin, tpobl tallm cine !Sdusfrau bon
tii9tigem, ultem S9lag, bic bieIe t0is
li9 pitunte Suppe Rift bon 3eit gu
3eit auf bem Wlittagstii9 erf9einen
ldbt. Sic fdttigt. 1T iebr nabrbuft
unb biIoet in ibrer 3uiammeniteluns
cine aud in ben jeBisen tbeuren Soften
ni9t gu toitfpielige 8ereinisung BON
Suppe, Semitic unb Sleii9, bic aud
Der Seini9meder nitt peru3tet. llez
Der bic Gntitebuns bieIes @eridtss
er5dblt @e;GiGdtS slleris in fetnem
~@erpoIf" fOlgenOe @eidiate:
SIN &loIter 2ebnin pdr's, bdb &ais
fer &url ". BON elmer SusD nit ieis
mem fiirnebmen 9efolse, pie cine
8Ombe ben Monden in's Saus fiel.
Dar &irmes seipeien ober cine
S9abuns BON Sdnappbdbnen. 10 baB
au4 nidt elm gfunb 5leiId i'm Sauie
mar, unb Der 8uiIer iebr bunsrig.
Do mar Der glbt gang auber iid; aber
er bate einen treuen Mdnn, Der oft
fir ibn ba9te unb man6mal fir ibn
banbelte. Sietrith &agelipib bate
tpobl bic Weiben. aber nit ieiner @es
labrtbeit fol's ni9t ipeit ber setpeien
iein; unb md4te iih lieber in Der
Sii9e gu fdaffen als in Der 8iblios
tbet. &aselipib, bu mubt mir belfen,
fuste Der 9lbt. = Sa, tpie bsnn9 -
Gin gut 9eridt, eine &raftfuppe, tpie
lie elm Weibmdnn, Der ausgebungert
lit, liebt. - Domino Abba! fprd9
&aselipib, erft 5leii9 Der, bann eine
Suppe. - 2t6, allerliebIter 9aa.lz
nib. bilf mir, ipru9 Der abt, 10 er
bunsrig abSiebt, trdst er's uns nu9,
unb er lit obnebem benen in gborin
bolber als uns. - 0d pdren alfo nur
unIere Shtpeinel - Maria Soiepb!
&dgelpib. ipoppn Iollen mir ben Wins
ter leben; mo bait bu au9 gebDrt, bab
cine Suppe BON S6psinefleiI6 gut
f4medt. 9as iase i9 bir, baB bu
mir aud ri9t Elm S9tpein i9ld6teIt.
= Su rieb iih &dgelpib bic Stirn,
aber er triegte es raus. 8alb brobelte
elm &eFel nit @rbien iiberm Seuer,
bic quOlIen unb biilieten Iif, unb er
fubr nit bem Quirl barin Inn uno
Itreute ganSe 6Gnbe Don pfeffer, unS
bann ging er bod in ben S9tpeines
italI. aber beimli9, unb Elm WleFer
unter bem ,0abit. = llno bic Suppe
i9medte bem 8aiier iiber bic MaBen;
ale lobten iie. bab iie 10 trGftig unb
piir5ig unb nubrbaft, unb gum Srin>
fen re9ten @ppetit ma9te. aber mas
lit bas fir SleiI99 fpra9 Der &aiIer,
bas 10 fiib unb 10 5art f9medt. unb
oarin berumi9ptmmt2 = &uiIerli9e
Wlaieitdt baIten gu 9nabe, bds lit tein
5IeiIa. faste Saselpib. Sa rietben
iie umber, mas es Isin t0nns, bis elmer
ben 8Opf faiittslte: 9us I9medt naa
S9ipein. Da fubr Der 9bt auf: 3as
selfpib, bait bu mir bds eetban! -
5pdipiirbi9iter Serr. tpie tOnnt i9
eu9 bus tbun. S0ret bod, tpie cure
S9ipeine in ben 8oben grunSen, unb
SabIet iie, 10 iperoet ibr feIen. eu9
feblet teines. - 9a purben ale neus
9ierig unb sinsen nit bem 9aiIet unb
benz gbt in ben Stall, unb bic
S9peine 9run5ten fur9tbdr. unb iie
adblten iie, unb es feblte teines; es
mar aber aud teines, bas au9 nur
ned elm Sbr 9ebabt. 8aseIpib battt
ale Sbren ubsei4nitten unb in Der
Suppe pertpdt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-05

ibr sebdmpft, burd bic 3sltl.tnpanb
faaenbes 2ibt erbellte bic S9aubube
Bis in Die entfernteIten Wintel.
0rauben erlpudt. bic 9robitabt su
neuer 4rbeit. 9Ias Der Serne i9oll Der
Ruf elmer Sdmpfpfsifs feriiber. Wun
bOrte bas belle SlinseIn Der @lsttris
I6en, bic an elmer Seite oes 8uoens
plabes entlang fubr.
Die Sreppe bes 3elteinsunges
tnarrte inter sinem idnellen, slaitis
f9en S9ritt. Die 2einpano bes 9o>
Den5usangs purbe Suriidssporfen.
Gin iunger Mann, aliu9ers 8ebilfe
WiGbelm, frat elm. @r pfiff elm luitis
ses 2iepdsn.
Sab prallte er Suriid. 3Iinser battle
ipdrnenb nen grm er9oben. Gr tuintte
nun. 8ebutIam, auf ben 3ebenipiBen
fdreitenb, ndberte ftdh Wilbelm bem
&Gfis. @r ipoate etipas frussn, uber
Slinser f9iittelte ben 8ppf.
rOie S9eioenanb." fliiItsrte er.
r3piI9en unTerm SeIt unO WiiGIer.
Sinten, am @nbe Der 8uOe."
nangenuselt9"
Wiltelm nidte.
.Raf9 Sammer unb -. 3anee
HGeel beraus! Miiler unb @bmte
-. foGlen belfen. 9lber leiIe =. um
SimmeIs pillen. SenTeits Der Wunb'
fuge Iiegen bic 2Dipen. 3ufGaig 49,.
@enn ibr bic Dunb :. an ibrsn PlaB
bringt, 1T Rettung :. mO9li9. glber
f9nea f9nelI.
&linger mar tpisber 5uiammenges
iunten. @ine sroBe Miibistsit iiberfiel
i'm. Sas Sprehen bate ibn erI4Opft.
@r mar sedltert = um SabrSebnts.
limb bic anbern, bic Jpn retten Ioll'
ten, bic tamen ia gar nift pisberl Sic
lieben ibn i'm Std. DubrIdeinlia
iparen Iie ii6er bic St6rung ibrer MOrs
genrube ungebalten. ., bic guten
Sreunoe unp Nu9barH! 8lin9er la9ts
in ii9 binein.
@r bate isbt gar teine Sur9t mebr.
Mait grobsm Sntersfs bIidte sr mad
benz 3sltsingaug biuiibsr. Der @Ora
bang mar nidt gut seidloHen, uno
burd ben i9mdlen Spult itabl ii6 Elm
eolbiser Sonnenitreifen ins 3eIt. Mbs
riaben BON Stdub9en tansten in benz
flimmernbsn 2i9t auf unb niebsr E.
&linger freute Ii6 bdran. -.
8oriidtig, ibren 9ttbsm Suriidbdls
tenb ndberten ii6 ieBt bier Wdnner
benz &dfig. sic trusen bic eilerne
S6eioepano.
Sn Der @ruppe Der f1lufenben 2Ds
men bsgann lids gu regen. Sier rno
ba itrsdte Ii4 cine Sabe, itrGubte iih
cine Mdbne ober bolte zines Der Sblere
tief 2ltbem.
Die Spite Der S9eibeipanO rubte
6ereits in Der Suse bes 8Gfigs. PlDbs
li8 bob Sultan, Der grObte Der 2Ds
men, feinsn mG9tisen 8opf.
Mit perSpsifelter Nnitrengung ho'
ben bic MGnner iebt bic Danb. Gin
truftppIler Stob, unb nit bumpfem
&niri6en glitt lie nah Der anbsrr
Settle bes &Gfiss biniiber.
Sin betdubenbes 9ebriill mar bic
Gntport. Der 8Gfispugen srorO6nte
unter ben Spriingen Der 2Otpen, bic
Ii6 gegen bic S9eipepanb iparfen.
8ilbelm Dffnete bic eiIerne Ooppels
tbiir bss 3pinsers. 4ber peritGnoniBs
los Ia6te i'm 8linger an. PlOblttb
begann er gu iinsen unb gu tdn5sn.
Sein unbGnoiges S6reien iibsrtDnte
fdit bas sornise 9nurren Der 2Opsn.
Wan muBte 9epalt antpenoen, nm
ibn aus benz 8dfig gu entfernen. @r
mar pabnIinnig seiporoen.
Die 20tpen tamen gum oritten WtdIe
unter ben Sammer. Die 8erpaltung
zines 3ooloeiiden 8artens 1purb lie
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21

should be the parade Of the Ringing
circus which will show in the city next
week win be considerably shortened as
will that of any other show After a
may be easily followed by the depFes-
sions made in the pavement by the long
string of heavy wagons.
The owners Of property have protested
memorial and are always promised that
another parade of heavy wagons Will
not be permitted but the promise Is all
that they get for the next circus TO ap-
pear repeats the performance OF ITS pre-
decessor over the protests of the pro-
perty owners.
city Attorney Dreaming said this
morning: 81 am glad that at last the
police and other departments are reaay
to take hold of this matter as the pave
ments have been badly damaged IN Var1-
Gus streets of the city and have in the
past been unable to get the eo-opera-
ton of the other departments OF the
city which should be interested in the
7 am in favor of starting after the
violators of the ordinance Immediately
and keeping after them without fear OF
favor The law is plain and there Is
no reason why a conviction cannot De
secured in every case where the or
dinance is violated"
| Section 1851 Of the city ordinances
SAYS: TT shall be unlawful for any
person to drive or cause to be driven
any wagon carrying load of more than
| 900 and not exceeding 5000, upon aEl5
of the paved streets, avenues or al
/ leys within the corporate limits OF tne
| city of Topeka unless the wheels q
such wagons shall be provided with
tires having a width Of not less thar
three inches.
1T shall be unlawful for any person
\ to drive or cause to be driven any
wagon carrying load of more than o.
coo pounds upon any OF the paved
streets. avenues or alleys within the
corporate limits of said city. unless tbs
wheels of said wagon shall be- provided
with tires having q width of not less
than four inches.
ANY person violating any OF the pro-
visions of this section shall be deemed
guilty of a misderneanor and upon con-
yiction thereof shall be fined IN any
sum not less than SIS nor more than $50
for each offense."
The two arrests made this morning
are the first of q series which viii I'M
doubtedly follow as the provisions OF
the ordinance quoted are violated al
most every hour OF the day and the IN
| structions given the police viii keep
them busy for time at least.
! The agitation for the enforcement has
| been brought about by the owners OF
property adjacent to the new asphalt
pavement which Is being laid on Kan
| sas avenue though the complaint has
been vigorous from the resident section
of the city and prolonged.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21
SLID 5000 FEET.
Adventures of College Professors on
Mount Orizaba.

Chicago. Sept. 21.-Four prominent
college professors. one q member OF
the University of Chicago faculty, es-
caped from death almost by a miracle
in Mexico last Wednesday after one Of
the most daring and arduous expe-
ditions ever attempted to gain the top
of Mount Orizaba. Word was received
Yesterday from Rollin T. Chamberlain
of the University of Chicago. mem
her of the party, describing the at
tempt to reach the top of the mountain
and a fall OF 5000 feet down a snow
slope from the summit.
Having gained the top of the peak
the members of the party spent an
hour in looking out over Mexico City
and the Gulf Of Mexico. Then they de-
cided to descend, but encountered a
snow slope and slid down three-dftns
of q mile before they came to stop
Prof. H F. Reid, Of Johns Hopkins;
Prof. A. P. Coleman, of the University
Of Toronto, and Prof. J. e. Wolff. of
Harvard, were the three other mem
bers of the expedition They had
zone to Mexico to study geological
conditions. Chamberlain is studying
botanical conditions at the mouths of
volcanic craters.
Several important discoveries were
made the most important Of which is
a new measurement for the height Of
the volcano. A government survey
made several years ago placed the
height of the mountain at 1890 feet.
The party found on reaching the sum-
nit that their aneroid barometer reg
fsfered 1890 feet.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21
DID HUNGATE DUY THE BIBDsa
Rumor About How He Got His Prairie
Chickens.

Just at present County Attorney Hun
gate is receiving considerable good ma
tufed chatting from a number OF the
hunting fraternity of the city. He went
hunting last week and upon his return
conhded to several of his friends that
he had enjoyed the best shooting of his
life and brought home twenty-three
prairie chickens to prove his story
A letter is said to have been received
yesterday by one of his friends from
farmer boy In the district in which he
hunted asking for the name of the coun-
ty attorney The letter stated, so the
friend says. that while Hungate was in
the county that he was on the market
for all of the chickens that were brought
to him and that he paid So a dozen for
most of the birds which he brought
home.
Hungate denies the story and says
that he did not buy chicken but killed
all of them himself. The evidence how
ever coming as it does in round about
way rather indicates that he is imposing
on the credulity of his friends as to his
prowess as a hunter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21
~COFFEE DOESN'T HURT NE"
Tales mat Are Told.

at was one of the kind who wouldn't
believe that coffee was hurting me, .
says a N. Y. woman.
you Just couldn't convince me its
use was connected with the heart and
stomach trouble I suffered from most
all Of the time Ny trouble finally got
so bad had to live on milk and toast
almost entirely for three or four years.
Still I loved the coffee and wouldn' t
believe it could do such damage.
what I needed was to quit coffee
and take nourishment in such form my
stomach could digest. I had read so
much about Postum. the cereal coffee,
hut never thought 1t would fit my case
until one day I decided to quit cofee
and give it a trial and make sure about
it. So I got package and carefully
followed the directions.
asoon I found I began to get better
and was able to eat carefully selected
foods without the aid of pepsfn or 9TH
was really new woman physically
ssfJow I am healthy, hearty and
sound. can eat anything and every
thing that comes along and I know
this wonderful change is all due to my
having quit coffee and got the big
quantity Of nourishment needed
through this delicious Postum in place
Of the dangerous coffee and tea
MY wonder IS why everyone dom
give up the old coffee and the troubles
that 90 with it and build themselves VI
as 1 have done, with Postum" Name
given by Postum Co. Battle Creek
Easy to prove by 10 days trial OF
Postum In place Of coffee. The reward
Is big and there's 8. reason
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21
ARIZONA IS sTTLL POPULAR
Grand Opera House Filled to See III
Great Thomas MeIodranaa.

That Augustus Thomas American
play Arizona. still retains its power
to charm and attract was attested last
evening by the attendance at the New
Grand opera house. three floors being
practically Allied. Naturally the cast
presenting the piece this year is far
from being equal to that under which
It was first produced, and which gave
the piece It's first presentation in this
city D1t' no prefen6ions OF that sort
are claimed for It. However, the cast
appearing here last evening was pass
able with two or three exceptions. The
stage settings and costunaing were all
that could be desired SO that after a II
is said it must be admitted that q fair
evenings entertainment Waa given
EScaTnil0 Fernadez, who is playing in
the Mexican character part, Tony
MOstano," deserves more than 111era
mention. He contributes more to the
merit of the piece Is it Is being present
ed this year, and does more to keen the
action above the commonplace mark
than any other single player Joseph
Terrell as Captain Denton and
Thomas Idugham as Captain Hodg-
man were acceptable in their respec-
tive roles, and Jack Ferris made g
good impression as the Chinese cook.
Inc less said about the women in
the piece the better. Alma BradiAvss
Bonita Is q. severe disappointment to
those who have seen the piece before
while Alma Powelrs "EstreIIa Bon@
ham" IS simply distressing, marrine 70
a certain extent, the entire perform
ance.
ARIZONA was first produced in the
summer Of 1889 IN Chicago, with cas-
of remarkable players. Robert EdesoE
was the original Captain Denton and
Eleanor Robson was Bonita VIM
cent Serrano was the Mexican; Lionel
Barrymore was Lieutenant F4alIack :'s
Arthur Byron was Captain Hodr-
man" and Edwin Holt was ssColone1
BonhaTn." Theodore Roberts. q Broad
way favorite, was Henry Cauhv. ,
When the piece went on the road
Robert Edeson left the cast and vin1
cent Serrano assumed the role or
Captain Denton and Edgar selvz.rn
took Serrano's place as the Mexir9s7
It was with the above list OF PLAYERS
that the piece was first ssen in ro~
peka seven or eight years ago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21


Kansas avenue now has a. new pave
1nent from First to Sixth avenue on
the west side of the avenue
President Holiday OF the CONNER
cial club went to Chicago today on a
business trip in the interests Of the
club.
There will be free Christian
Science lecture at the Grand opera
house Sunday afternoon by Clarence
A. Buskirk of Boston.
The first scrimmage. practice OF the
season at Washburn started last night
The practice work is progressing in a
vary favOrab Bile manner
Now that some really fine weather
has arrived few persons can enjoy it
because Of the colds they caught when
the sudden change came.
Business at the hotels in town is be-
ginning to pick up Commercial men
are f1ocking to the city in droves look
ing for orders for goods for next
spring.
Homesickness got the best of two
young girls who entered Washburn
academy and they had to pack up their
belongings and go home to recover from
the attack.
The circulation OF paving petitions in
North Topeka Is catching on assd IN
addition to circulating petitions for paw
ing Kansas avenue to Garfield park and
Central avenue q petition is about to be
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21
PECULIAR INSURANCE CASE.
Company Refuses to Pay Farmer for
Loss of Horses.

A peculiar fire insurance case was fled
today in the Kansas supreme court on
appeal from Morris county.
S. E. Taylor, who lives in the town of
Helmick, insured his house, barn and
horses in the Fire Association of Phil
adelphia. On August 5. 1904, the barn
burned up. but the horses were rescued
alive. The horses were put into another
stable on the same premises, and stayed
there until January Is. 1905. when that
stable also took fire. and was entirely
consumed, and six horses We're burned.
Taylor then wanted the company to
pay him the $3.50 for which the horses
were insured. and the company refused
on the ground that the horses were NOT
in the same place they were under the
old insurance policy.
The case was fought out before a Jury
and Taylor got Judgment for $3.50 and
costs The total amount Of the judg-
ment was $488.25.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21
WELIdNGToN's New HOTEL.
Is to Be Handsome, Thoroughly Mod
ern Three Story Structure.

Wellington, Sept 21-The plans
specification and details for a new
hotel at Wellington have been finished
and accepted. u G. Charles of Wien
tia was the architect
three story. thoroughly modern hotel
There is also to be a basement. in
which a barber shop and billiard room
are to be located. The dining room.
lobDy and kitchen are to be located on
the first floor. On the second as
third floors there are to be thirtv-nine
rooms counting six rooms equipped
with bath. A correspondence room
and parlcr are to be attractive features
OF the new hosiery. The finish is to
be of weathered oak
The material used in construction Is
be face paving brick, trimmed with
Carthage stone and pressed brick.