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MILLIONS ADDED
TO PENSION RE|OO[ ROLL.
B| By SENATE ACT ACT
McGufnber,s Service Bill
Goes Thre ugh, hiexilcar,
Veterans Adde d.

wABHINdToN, Jan. lL--The Senate
to-day passed the Mecumber Service
Pension biii without division.
srhe bill wen, through otter two hours,
debate and carrying an arnendmen, Of
Senator r-ar1nars z srnasss = assii 10
SURVIVORS of the Mexican War as well
"a these es =tiie civil ns r, ana - nm II,
prohibit pension attorneys hram re-.
icerainx fasss for ssrurtn5 pcnsFoa under
the bill
Tho words IN The -rnnasurs as
the Resslilon'' wore changed to Civil
War AFTER aome discussion as to what
.ta.o war OF 1871 10 1854 really was.
ssazsrs. Money uaooa and r PattersoH
eoptenhed shat II ;waa war between
the states" while Mr. Teller sa.d Il
was eitb-r q civil war or n rebellion.
end he saw. no oPproarinm IN the worn
rrs5eE.f ~; i.ii
The hill grants q pension OF ~
sma.it sprsIsora tte ase's
Acxiolp wars VINO iii4sa scS.szffs.-i TN
age Of sixts-tHo. SIS 10 those who are
seventy, and go to those who Are
seventy-hve Or ever. ~, i,
=EAe-bIi Ii;=begoznex=n-lnH -lnH-si-w MI l-furraEsa
tha-pensinn- -expsndisures OF the EGoph-f
my to extent -ahaut- -5h. I'M oe9 NJ n
-hllal MfItlq the EoTffffiss sUes OF sts.is-
sipna thirks that the TiHcrunsc VIII ne
between 40 a0,0 and 81. 900. coo a year,
WASHINGTON. Jan. il.--AI prcyions
fsss lsssf wsss g Sssk4si iaa I tssaay > vhss, 4 an
-.ruu. ~ ainptrs SIS private
lpenaiaa pf,.s sserA asAed, Incl lding fst
Originating Ia tfo 6r1 ts- IS !e!tz tsso;s.
gresSrian Caprpn, Of Rhode island. IN
the ef,ais. The Hoiiar pa saed aeveu b1lis
n minute. The largest prel1olIsr rsrora
nrSfF- hy Tire avts-.s- tess! nifrity Tn rass.
ing priSats pension bills vaa 6ss in one
tiA 1Est Al
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WIFE TOOK AUTO
TRIP AND HUSBAND.
SAILED HEEssEH
Incidents that Led TO
Break in the Bosca
Household Peace.

~ + j
ispeciai 10 Tne Evening wor,sp
WIIIyR PLAINS. NJ Y; Jan. II
The domestic troubles OF Eugene
Hosea. DrSsttEHt us n a,s com. :
p1ny IN " atffat tan. EsIn trtH-Htttr.--ffz.il.
bcsras were ventilated In the Supreme
Court to-day when argument .aS
heard hefore[Iustice Mills on a wri,
OF habeas corprs brought b. Mrs,
Boscn to " mi y posseIgstuH of tt,rir
eleven. year ola daughter, ku,h. who
IA nos; NJ 81. lGahrers sehrol. In Peck
rhill,. where she was sent by her ntftef
70 be educated.
II was stated nj the lightning OF
-tihr tr.st THAI Mrs. Bosca IL To ana. her
husband FOR abko,ute divorce and the
custody Ipf the child. ana tiiHt ehs nus
band would brtas eounter-eistnaa.f
Tho couple formerly liYrl In " ffar
souyb IN Quincy, stree, Brooklyh.. bu,
nave separated for ,Aabopi hpseen
months The husband alleged tnst-<pc
wi,o-was an unfft teraon to have charge
OF The child becauEe pt hrr a7socta
-,ioas- lin. alleged thai she w.Eat Or
IN Ilion,ol,ile TIP from Lake Piacm,
covering three days. on which heF cJIiI-
pIaion was man named Bcnron. ana
another couple. ahd tint they noest
iaeir nishta at bo;el This husband
-aia.-s~.i ...l.,.i, bis .Eifa hzpusat men
and women To his house whom he was
cpSppciled 10 afdpr out.
hosea iis-ar, attractive brunette.
IAii[ ii[tant-stssder. with flashing black
eyea- She, took t,ic stand and ieatlnft
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BELDEN VQIEIcASE
ENDED BY VERDICT

n D q T.. . t. . &
T;Ae ihitd attsmrt of the .sons of tie
lIqlle. Henry Belden 10 upzGt hts viii
on tbs Grouud- -tiiIt ri wss; frrftrfv7f ijy5 i
fraud. war successful the Jury before
Juhtlee Green5aum. In the Supreme
Court, bringing IN u verdict In favor
" George ii. pe,uen, thr younger son
OF Henry Bs.den. 4galnAt his uncle, VIII
liam BeideH, Jay iould'n former part.
ncr. @
!, Charles L cr.4,lS opposed the pro,
.rhsmas in sshaltDf Henry % Hsidan, nlIosh.s ir'.
and lott He contested the viii be.
fore SURROGATE fpskerald. and lost. But
on his tnird atl@fsSt, made in The su-
nTeme Court hs cam. on with hying
Tnis verdict opens the way for lie
suit, OF IN, hf;nry ,;n Bsldsn: ~, assinst his
the $4,000 Interest which William Bel.
den, and anotasr siooooo Henry Bel.
dsrssy 'ats ets e Was 2 gapy nam eopssSy ss I'M h
the contract Tor constructing II water
sSs,em for Jersey CITY,
Henry Be!aea % died. Aus ii, lses; he
Beidcn ana the right to one fourth
OF the prom. 20 aeGrns thereafter TO
Psirtck II Finn under The ba sanssnst nt;t
leaving Ills estate, comprising this
10000 interest In the Jersey City con-
tract. and aecruing hrqrtts, to William
Belden. Ghirlea p. Bclden ana Henry
HoideIi 4 jrJ. Was not his VIII. but was
obtained ny fraud and circpmvent.un
ianh undue innd?act. praeiihtd against
Henry Bslder BY William and CharIas
u. BflieH and By ex-JnAticc Charles
IDenshus. OF the Suts tme Court.
II ~ss iiflmpd tInt the paper was
not a viii. thut merely a pawer OF at
terHey 10 William Iielden 10 net M
Henry Hcihtn's agcn. In fur.hsrince q
a forrssr arransems4t for carrying ou
the asfsay7 G " " ateAa, AoEka bns!nesa.
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{stisfa III ard, forty mi,rs north OF Com
ssfSfo lsfarid. and fortsf miles eaat of st.
Thomas Tho cireuiat.ng pump that
spnplies the boilers with water burkied
and ths cnsinss had to be stopped.
-T5sssii : siie rtfEpp r-ns repaired there
sgssa III. w.rss -sf ssass mn atseIn with,
cut blowing up The ship.
.tsle iifna .. the niialsap the siara-
"a = was West or t.s corai reefs. There
ssna brilliant suashine and-a half gate
out OF tho west. The scant spread OF
san INST was raised could nos hold
,hcadway and when thc wind dropped
the vessel haundered heiplessly in the
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

-. tsp~cist -tn@Fne EssniaE World 1.
City Park. New Orleans, +lla.+zJAa= IL
Ehutrtszz farz te- naarrasxs rnties are as
follows: 1T m y =
xs,. ssE Af5 fi5 Bss s. sssgsts .ss s.s iio
A..sr nss ,S S nss ia
ss ss,S ". ids sa sss s..tsr M i.p anssia if2
iio; Entria. no; TIaritsIe. no - ~
SECOND RACE = siecpieshsss; short
s% ;o as susk.y ss III fsi iss
Fss,d$s Ss.ssss M j sss,ss:s.
lis: Auies, Us; Cannon nsli. ioi: Lang
oasen @ asita % los: LADY is' II ipsSars ioss Nota,
iS 10y Bassn @ d i,sssa 10. nrisssssssar s iS5. S
ia:tiss lat seAs 49, R.t,s eassa is EasIisS ora. @
oioas ,el. tnssgs ii 10y. Isass.9;s a z; 100 ,,sy
Esn. ISss ,1s sHs eae 1 III i,s pcfs Tsr, m
ziephea IT,. D.es nor ft5. c,incideaea
sfounrH RAcE.ona n,ls; ne Tal,as
,ssy 100 IS, 'sgi ssis 9,si ,Si iSS 81, wf' ,s
isne' ra'i %. as, ,ssa!sss, 100. Tsess @a.isfsSs
io.i .assss Eass5 lnaes;srSs,.l ~; sa,r,. /
f'iYsrH RAcsss1-so,sn r-i.ongs: hnndIcsp.
---sradpw hrsess is.!- psknut ~ Emergeaey.
I'D .n,,ries asi SrSelIl errrY.
siX1H HsAf;fS -oaa and quarter miles,
sailing. -bit,srl i,ntya ", Lily ghsraae ~
so., ivt. ag,ialyyx iishr 100. Mr.. jack Y0i
Merry PIontsti6l Esnseipea los, Nine ipV
npn,io hisri no. ~ &c. f
sfvs;..1ri ls-aG --f,na mile; ssiiinf. !,
sIaws y a, ,ol g nss ,ias ~
tssfanads lDi, TSlastlpAar i0t Eria I,ia ioj
Arthur GUNNER fftta e5Hypn I6a, na.psar,,
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NO INCOME TAX
BILLS In ALBANY.
(spsslai 10 The Evsnins world, !,

ALBANY. Jan. ii.--It wax officially
announced to-day by Majority Leader
Morclhnd. of the Assembly that there
would be no income tax legislation this
sesson. I The special COMMITTEES on tax
alton. which VIII hold tn iinal meeting
In New York Tomorrow. has decided
that an income tax presents TOO many
tliffIcuines. and no rea0lnmrndnroir
will be made on this subject by n mia.
jority OF tho committee. A graduated
Inheritance tnx VIII be advocated.
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VETO ON SECOND
GIANT. BATTLE-SHI .
Congress Committee Quite Sure to
Cut Appropriation Out Of
Naval Bill.

~ TssSYIl ;si-zt ma g..
fos., OF the House Committee On Elyaf
STairs, expects to- itaises thu, =nnYal mn,
protr.ation bill ready 70 report to the
Iioaac on Feb ! Secretary tMetcslf Will
snprar b,fors The committee sorne time
ns.t weak. and his statements Will
complete tht hearings
: II IN pfarttr7ifr H-satsa- -thhl the bill
wi,I{ mol carry an appropriation for IN
,.dd,,lonn, batt!eshIp. but. ~ will re-
,,tnorts, the building OF the proposed
,.ursaan6usht.' wrtsn Is to equa! any
sssssasl . lion 4 a
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FOR ECZEMA, RRASIHIES R ASHES
And ali Humors OF the SEinNj
xn..&1-s.~. A. Ir.s1~f..rs 80

Eoznma, itrhinEs, irritatsois, oiiup-i
pings. chnfines, scaiings, forred, rough,
and oily compiSx fohs. ptnpies, En4
for al ether torturing, disngurtna
Diseases Of akin, scalp. and blood,
Cutfcufa Soup, tsuticurn Ointment. and
Cuticura Rnsoivent (Li1aid or Piiis) sf-.
ford tho most c6mplete, economical,
speedy. and wholesorne cure.
Sold thrspEhnul shs wesid Restsr Dfus q ctera
o. ktsasd iress isSu o csra Biin Hanars. i
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sPEEDER HAD GOOD EXCUSE.

a II. RichaTdson. yles-Presidsn. of
the Ere Railroad, To-day obtained the
release ef his cltanfsfE Alber, Rein
meyer, IN the wss, slds coqrl, RIB
ls.Sfsr is1A asseals1 Tor speeding last
MIS- en- broa sTay at Ninety-se ion 4
street.
sAy wife was H. sad Mr. Richard
apa. Use had Inst come In Sti a tr.i.n
1;td tFt i ere carrying her 10 my. hlm
~ Ne. 30 WfsetT las drive"
ilaehaFgsf {. taid ala83suate Whit,
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HALF-RATE FARE e
Tor PUPILS ASKED.
tspacIAI % .rhs Evtnlns werla. ,

ALBANY. Jan L--Haif.rnte farcA
sort school ehiidrra,&tn New York
County Is demanded by htit5 issro-
4nced to-day ny Assembiyman Schultz,
4 measlra aimed at the railroads
Charging three cents mile was intro
aiced hy AHsenbiynan "a Woke. The
measure 9r1yides that the railroad
arr on all railroads In thu State sbaiil
DC two cents q sniio. - d
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ROOSEVELT ASKED
TO HALT HITCHCOCK,

GUTHRIE. Okla, Jan II. The Con-
stitniionai convention OF oklnhoma ao-
day passed memorial 10 Congress ana
President Roosevelt askinz sAaaa 10 sct
cock In sc1reEating the four A.Jiiiioa
Arrea farsat -aefsrYs In sfa Ss.pctaw
Nation. i.s FL Tfls
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ACCUSED OF INFANTlclDE.
aan;s ssaF..e. s.t,ant, I'm on
a scrious Charge.

Annie Shapiro. ynuns servant girl.
Was nrraigned In the West Side Court
ta,s day charged With killing hpr new-
born child Tho. child was found smoth-
ersd IN as.iea N the New York intants'
Asylum, sixty-frst street and Anatcr-
dam nsenus, on Der q. The giri has
keSf Ia Roosevelt Hospital.
on tire morning OF Dec, q the asylum,
officials taiephoned the police that they
had foanr tue potis VI & si,,I>. n. IN -,
ffonin went to fnycstigate and he discoys
tsesi the Shapiro siri hiding In corner
Eetsouaiy III. tI
ghe had kept her condition aecret
and had wnfknd IN the asylum until
the child was born. She was alone
slheu the lsaoy .ep;nr, =
P.liermna fobin says the giri con.
9fsrrrtf i,sat 4 tia. s,...d anA ht. T. NJ; de-
.-,....... 80. f.-....., :. s.-A -, N hnrr
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s|3esszs zsoS,Ce q.
OLD EGGS EGGS FELL.
ttM|kEHAfI LIKE Hale On On
STAGE CHRUSO
Monkey House Episode
Aroused the Enmity of
Uptown Italians.

Bernard Gerar'rs ,fur-iinea oyercoRt
| was Given an crn shampoo on the sfaxe
Of the Gotham TRtafrs m 1iarfers last
niEht. bernard Is the head comedian of
&n,,ta gohie,s Bohemian Buf1eaaliers
which is prcsenting Il cshas.e and upilft-
.ng show at the Gotham this week ara
one of the features of the performance
IL a b,.rinsdme on CarIiEo's experience IN
the Central Park monkey houRe.-s
T n directly respons.-
bic FOR the shampoo which was really
not needed. and the eggs were pasae az
Gerard predtiaAa aha garn1fnt ID
Harlem Police Court today. For n
long y.Ms theresftet e;tHospsierat
wns remiaiseent OF n coid-storaye ware.
hpHss hft555y an easthqua kes7,rs--=
Attack Well Planned.
7 Hard by on Tire bridge when Gerard
exhibited i,iss atswaa sSleola peianndI,
a prisoner SSieble is fran Haplas and
he ndmires cariiso' There nre many
NeapoIitnns In tho ricinis =ssf.s issfprris
-at No, apo East One Hundred and Eicy-
enth street. Headed by Eicoio. about
two dozen of them took seats In the
Gotham gallery last night and waited
for the Caruso buriesquc,
II came. petanadi arose In his neat
and waved his hhad like an orchestra
leader nisnaihng n crcscsndo effect, An
aged but rociferous egg sped from the
gallery 70 tfia statsr.S .-n.ssers- ffsesHssi,
made IN like Caruso and wearing n big
fur aeerroat, Was .iYiuK an h-iimrfun
ot The great tenor In the monkey house.
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DIED..

III = ~ V u Z Y.
N-bo.sai as..-.a.s kta4 rss.8srs. q q saats5
isq;h ST.. Ian. 10. TIIohiAs y. Mp DON. !
SELf. behaved hpseand OF Elisa Ao-
nnnnenl nss pehsSty fsTsf--s;7s5szz
F'uasref froni st;-trIomss chuEgA<s
saturdsY.T{ annsass+ "a 49,; y! -
Ian4-lo.= at.es a stnri III.
ncss. al her residsnss, 2ls FastIt'si e..
NAElA o'NEti.L, aes cuapi,i. ietssess
~ife Of Terfpes o'Nsil. AMI meih>ss efH
.amfs =, Ileli1 and tnnir rs.ef. n>sfyeS
OF parssa o. Ahan,Sarr. County s.t4o,
J it~inrd. p - . - -
ransrsi fran 81. Asnefs Church. Eaik'
t3d a.. satnrsax~eo,so A. II. 10
Rroeatyn Jsu-s 10 1912
CATHERINE PEPPER. widow OF HI
Dwight rsppef. IN hrr sist YER. y
Funeral service At her ia1a~ rsf.dcrcs.
At-rres- st-.- azatntdr III -srspinK. at. a
-
LsStnrtca. Ky. papers please eupy. p =
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fsp~ctst IN Tire ErsniaE woridl
. City Park. SewS Orleans, La=,zIAa= II
ftx to-uaprrnwn rnttrs are as
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nElP WAETEp-.kALE.

sistBEENIS. E01Si: ): In
= GA.z. H,i rster, 9Maass "a nf,t-clhss 1a
4
A. y. 10 2 T. r.. u ass ptisr- II. CLIFF.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-14
HAS A DARK HORSE.
State Holding Back Mysterious Witness
i'm the Magill Case.

Decatur, ILL.,, Oct. 1.-THE Magill
murder trial enters its most important
stage today when the heavy guns OF
the state will be turned on Fred H.
Magill and his wife and the question of
their guilt or innocence will be largely
determined.
States Attorney Miller sent telegram
to Miss Ida Candy of Dayton, O., yes
terday saying that important develop
ments required her presence there at
once. Miss Candy is sister of Mrs.
Pet Magill, the first wife of Magili,
whom he is accused of numbering i'll
order to marry Fay Graham, his girl
friend
With Miss Gandy's testimony supple
mented by others, who knew Mrs. Ma
gill's handwriting, the state expects to
prove the letters found on Mrs. Magill's
dead body were forgeries.
Postmaster Frank Davidson of Clinton
adm several old neighbors of the Ma
giIls also will take the stand.
The state is holding back a dark
horse" in the shape of Warren H. Hol-
ton of Denver. Holton is the private
detective who offered to prove that Fay
E. Graham Magill was implicated in
the alleged murder by love letters the
girl is supposed to have written to him.
With Holton is Ben Silverman of Col
Grade Springs, another mysterious wit
ness. The defense asserts that both of
these men are frauds and that their ev-
idence is manufactured.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-14
LOCAL MENTION.

S. E. Andrews went to Junction City
this morning to spend a week.
The city of Pratt, Kansas. wants to
engage the services of an engineer to
make surveys for a sewer system and
A. A. Cochran, mayor. writes to the
city clerk for the names of eligible men
for the place.
A case of diphtheria has been quar-
antined in the family of Earl McGrew,
124 Branner street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Briggs of 1411
East Tenth avenue are the parents Of
a girl.
|. Before buying your picture frames
get the prices at Coe Bros, cut rate
art store. S32 Kansas avenue.
Governor Hoch calls the attention of
Mayor Green to the right of the city to
have delegate in attendance on the
international congress on tuberculosis
to be held in Washington, d. c., from
September 81 to October IL, 1908. The
mayor is hunting around for a dele-
gate to appoint.
H. K. Goodrich, superintendent of
the city electric light plant and eight
employees of the same department
have petitioned the council for an in
crease in wages.
Assistant Postmaster Newman has
been called to Leayenworth to serve as
witness in a case pending in the
United States court against man who
opened a registered letter.
wants your money, and pays interest
until you need to use it. Whether
your account is large or small will
make no difference in the courteous
treatment you will always receive
from the bank. Call and see their
wonderful facilities for taking care of
your savings. Open tomorrow night
(Tuesday) and Saturday night from 6
to s O'Clock.
w NJ. Hopkins has comm enced the
construction of a $1,000 dwelling at
1929 Western avenue to cost $1,000.
Mayor Green attended meeting OF
the Loyal Legion at I.eavenworth Sat
urday, returning Sunday.
Miss Ethel Smith, who has been serf-
ously i'll in Chicago, has returned to
her home at 215 East Fifth street, much
improved.
Osias H. La Chaine, q years old. OF
Kansas City, Mo-. and Pearle L. Way
man, % years old. of Warrensburg
Mo-, were married just before noon to-
day by r. F. Hayden, the probate
judge.
A marriage license was issued Satur-
day to F. L. Renker, 81 years old, and
Anna T. Myers, % years old, both OF
this city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-14

those who practice their religion on
Saturday instead of Sunday. We have
locked this matter up and all it is nee
esSary for a man to show is that he OBJ
serves one day of the week as the Sab
bath. If a man works on Sunday but
can show that he has observed Satur-
day he cannot be arrested"
Its not a matter for the city coun-
Gill; declares the city attorney. Mayor
Green and the chief of police have all
the authority necessary and law too to
enforce this Sunday closing. It's not
up to the council
1t is believed that the Judiciary COM
mittee of the council will decide that
the mayor has sufficient power under
the present city ordinances and that
the council can only pass the matter
over to the city's chief executive.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-14
ent. We have secured large number

sent. We have secured a large number
of signatures"
The Seventh Day Adventists take ex-
ceptions to the movement that is I'M
der way and believe that a dangerous
precedent is being established if the
theaters are closed. They claim that
they are not in favor of the theaters
but at the same time they cannot lend
up the play houses for it is probable
that the enactment of law will go fur
Their and interfere with their observ-
ance of Saturday as being the Sab
bath.
K. c. Russell of Washington, D. c..
has been called to Topeka to preside
over a mass meeting to be held in the
Auditorium this evening under the
auspices of the Seventh Day Adventists
which will take up this agitation and
outline the position taken by the Ad-
ventists This is as an important is
sue as has been before our city for some
time and every. citizen OF Topeka is
urged to attend. There is more in TINS
issue than may appear on the surface,
is a statement issued by the church.
c. E Fairchild. a member Of the To-
cal congregation of the AdVentlsts pre-
scented the views taken by his denoml-
nation: I'VE Seventh Day Adventi5ts
believe that we ought to worship on
Saturday Our Gay of religious medita-
ton begins with shutdown Friday even
ing and lasts until shutdown Saturday
evening. Now, under the law as we
understand it, any person who is found
working on Sunday may be placed I'M
der arrest and prosecuted We try to
do that which will not interfere with
the rest and worship of any person who
worships on Sunday. At the same time,
we have found that where these Sun
day closing laws have sbeen enforced
that it resulted in a species OF religious
persecution to people of our creed. We
intend to work as hard as we can be-
tween now and the time the council
meets opposing the enforcement of any
such rule. If this thing goes through
sud the theaters are closed on Sunday
if will result in q most dangerous pre-
| cedent, and one which 1 feel is bound
| to result in interfering with our relig-
| ious liberty"
These Adventists are dead wrong,
| said Frank Cope THE law provide,
| that there shall be no interference Will
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-14
FOR THE LOSS OF A CHILD.
Wichita Parents Sue Local Firm for
$4,000 Damages.

Wichita, Oct. 1.-THE parents of
Walter Phillips, five years old, who
died after being injured by horse
August 9, will ask the district court
to award them damages in the sum
of $4,000 from the firm of Warnhoff
&, McClees who used the horse which
injured their son and caused his
death.
In the petition it is alleged that the
child lived with his parents on North
Lawrence avenue, and that he was in
iured in the alley between Market and
lawrence avenue August 8. The pc
tition charges that the horse, left in
the alley by agents of the local hard
ware firm, attacked the child and in
f1icted injuries which caused death.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-14
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Mrs. Eugenia Sinel. one of the
older residents in Shawnee county,
died at the home of her son, j. Sinei.
this morning of heart failure. at the
age of 76 years. Mrs. Sinel has been
ailing for some time and her death
was not altogether/ unexpected. She IS
survived by two sons. A. J. Sinel Of
Shawnee county, and ]. F. Sinel OF
Los Angeles, Cal, and two daughters
Mrs. G. F. Libbey and Miss Delphia
Sinel, who reside at Buena Vista, Colo.
The burial will occur in Topeka but
the announcement of the hour will not
be made until later. =.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-14
SWALLOWED LAUDANUM.
A. d. Davidson Fearing a Failing
Mind, Commits Suicide.

Davidson, an oil contractor well
known in the southwest, was found
dead in a room in a local hotel here
Sunday night. He had swallowed two
punches of laudanum with suicidal in
tent and left note giving as a reason
financial reverses and the belief that
his mind was failing He said he had
intended to kill himself at Coffeyville
Kan, a few days ago, but his nerve
had failed. Davidson had operated in
southeastern Kansas and Indian Ter
ritory. He was 36 years old and left
a family. When the body was found
he had been dead several hours.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-14
pIen TO GET Ware Out.

Washington, Oct. 14.-Application
for writ of certiorari was made in
the supreme court of the United
States today to bring the case of
George G. Ware before that body that
the statutes of limitation may be
pleaded in his behalf. Ware has been
convicted of land frauds in Nebraska
and sentenced to one year in jail and
to pay a fine of $1,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-14
THEY WANT TO KNOW.
Oklahomans Anxious About Date OF
Statehood Proclamation.

Guthrie, Okla, Oct. 14.-John H.
Burford, chief justice of Oklahoma,
today addressed letter to Attorney
General Bonaparte, at Washington,
asking him to advise President Roose-
welt that the public interests will be
best subserved If he will make pub
lie announcement of the exact date
upon which he will promulgate his
proclamation declaring Oklahoma a
state He says-tf1fs Is necessary to
prevent confusion in the operation of
the courts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-14
Won't Extend the Mains.

The Consumers Light. Heat and
Power company states that 1t is impossi-
hle for them to make the extensions of
their gas mains in the 1900 block on
West Sixteenth street and the 1900 block
on Lane street because the extensions
would cost more than the returns war
rant The statement is made in reply
TO a communication on file from resi-
dents living in those two blocks with
the CITY clerk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-14

lean Bonding company of Baltimore to
do business in Nebraska. A verdict
against a saloon man for damages re-
manning unpaid is the cause. Under the
Nebraska statutes bondir company
with unpaid judgments against it can
not do business in the state. A hearing
will be given the company.