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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-29
Sin lln9liif anf Der o@abaib SaGn.

y RittS 6nrg Ba, 2S 9lpril. -
Sin Berioncn5ug Der o@nboib- -9o5n"
entgleiltc bclltc 9lben0 81 9ri0gcpillc,
Ta. IN Der 9tdbe bon bier, mo ltiirjtc
III eincn Bad. Sofonlotuiiibrer lrn0
0ci5er fnmen mrs Scbcl, alleiu 10
iueit befonnt it, murOcn tcine Eullas
oiere pcrlett.
(Sp1ter.) - Die llnlActonInenen
lin0 2ofonotiuiii9rer Marion @oDO
BON 9loof Station ltno S5ci5er 6ranf
WcSiQuC9 BON 9urbertoh 8. Ter
BUG bcitnno ans bier SSo9Gons, allcin
nllr Der uorocrItc ocrlelben mllroc Don
scr 2ofonlotiuc binob in Den Gbnr-
tiers Grecf geriiicll. @liidlihcr g8ciIc
bcfanOen ii1 feline HolinDicrc in uora
0crltcn Wn9got mGbren0 Die 0rci an
oereh pcId)e Vt Solgc zines @rilGc@
Der &uppelltng 5miIdcn Dem crltcn
uub ,5peiten Wo9gon oben ltcbcn Bile
ben, nit Mencben geiiillt marcn.
O6ne 0en 9ricb scr Suppcllnlg mir.
De groBcr 2ebenSperlult unoermcoli0
gclpeien lcin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-29
Ter yinoiaocn am Sborpiuitcn.

GprtSmoutb, g., 2S. 9lpriI.
- 9lrtbur 9hltter, Marld)oll Ger bic
iigcn YoritaOt 9telps9oIton, .puroc
ip1t ocItern slbeno bon einem Wtanne,
mcl1en er 81 perbaiten perlndte, er'
id)oiien. Ser Ml6roer entfnn Ncllic
Maple, welhe in Nelp.9oiton mohnt
mar ourf einen anonDlnet, IN an'
it0biger Spra6e abgeiabten Vrief 5lt
einem Stelloicbein eilgelaoen poroen
uno joate gum 3eiden ibrer Ginmilli-
0ung Gin Stitd 9inoiaben on eincni
Iborpfplten beieiti8en. Sic benad'
rihtiDte ben Wtari6oll ulo oerleIbe
ucrborg iidb In Der gibe, llohoeln ein
9inoiaoen an Sen 5borpfoIten &c,
b1ngt lporOen mar. 9Ils oer Otar'
id)aa berportrot, i'm ben Wann 81
perboiten t6btete i'm oieier burd) ei-
Jnen Shub in Ben aopi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-29
0copOlO'S Yarilcr Nciie
Grrc0nn9 Scr brl9iidlcn ErciIc iiGcr
ibrcn 3lucf.

Gn1Ian0'S S5oltuu0 in @cplg oui Ocn
Gonaoitaat crrc9t N}ibtroucn. -
@criidte iibcr cincn bonn &Gnig
GOmar0 gcmohtcn Geriud sur
&cri66mng ocS 8atifunS nit
6ronfrcid - 6ron50iiihc BRO
tcitc Gc0cn Oo5 &or8c6cn ser anlc
ritanii6cn 3oQbcb0r0c in scr
6roae ii6cr YorjeGnn50Qr. -
S8ohicnOc Gorif GompIi5irlm.
gen, meI6c 0oS quite Ginpcrneb-
men bciocr CLIMBER 0ciG5rocn.
@riiiicL 2S. 9(pril. Die
tot6oIilbc Freiic @cIBicn'S GllBcrt
Grobc Grrealnq iibcr ocn bcporItc6en.
Den Nclrb oca N0nig9 2copoIo in Ro.
riS lutO bcltcbt oorNti, oob ser Gon.
Aoltoat Oic llriadbc ser Hciic lit. Der
&6ui1 meiB, mic sic betrciicn0cn
9I0ttcr crtI0ren, ooB icinc Gongo,Eo,
lttif Ocn GngIdnOcru nibt 0cfGat, lno
OoB icinc einji0c GbonCc oui Scrbhns
0crllng britilAcr @inniihuug Oarin
bcitcbt, 6rontrci6 ouf iciue Seitc 5t
bcfommcn. Gic Gbotiacbc, Dab ii6
ScopOl0 na6 Enri5 bcgiebt, m1brcnO
in iciucm eigencn 2nnbc cine W3ini.
itcrfriii@ criltirt, itcmpclt 0ic 2lngabc,
OaB cr mr eincn So0ii6fcitabeill6 in
Scr lron56iildcn @otptItoOt maben
pollc, ais bloBcn &ormanO.
g obcn9mcrt6c &occ bcIgi-
i6cr Sun9fraucn.
@riiiicL 2S. 9tpril. - Die III
Dem tlcincn bclgiicben 90ri6cn
GcolIiinca lc6cnocn SunGiroucn ar.
rungirtcn fir oen EiingItmontog
cine groBe ,G5cportic," ~ Der ole
,Nlnggeieaen Der g8elt ber5lid einge-
Iuoct iullrhen. Cine Delegation Die.
ler bCirot69llltigcn Slm0ierl berciit
NcgcmuGrtia Die bcocutcn0itcn Grt-
i6uiten GClgicn'a, nm 6onoS 5lt
iunlncIn, nit 0cncn Die bicrbci alfs
lullicnocn 2luSIogcn bcItrittcn pcr.
Den t6nnen.
S&lon6 10 iini6t cine
ct8enc 6laggc.
&opcn1ageh %. 2(priI.- Sn
&9lan0 lit cine glgitution 5u 0unitcn
Der GinIilbrim8 elmer ipe5iellcn
6lnggc iiir SSIanO i'm @ongc. Die
3SlGnber pollen Die O6niidle 6lngge
nibt mebr, ollcin Die oGnid)c 9icNie.
rllng lcBt tcinc ltciglWg al Den GAG,
lore 0icsbc5iiglidcn g8ilnide 81 CT.
iilllcn. Wian erlportet, 0oB Ole Igi-
tntion notionoIiItiidc &lnOgcblnacn
bel Dem bcDorltebcu0cn 9cnlCbc 0c5
&0ni18 bon 9Gncmorf III JicDfjuuif
ucronlolIcn miro.
Barrier &cllncritrife
0aucrt ort.
EoriS, 2S. 9lpril. - IrCnicr
Glcmcnccol'S 9cmiiblngcn sur Del
lcgung 0eS SellneritrifcS iino uerGcb.
li6 gcmeicn. Die Grin5ipole pcrwci-
germ Die 2Inerfcntlmg Scr llnion umO
Die acllner bel6loiicn 0nber Sort.
iebun1 ibrcS 9luSItonocS. &icle a0dc
bnbcn iib ibnen ongcihloIicn.
HrGIeft 9cpinc bon BoriS miro
morgcn llntcrre0lmgcu nit 0cn Be
ieGIsbo6ern Der perl6icocnen, bier
ltntionirten 9icgimenter bcjilglitb Der
cnpnrtetcn GorgGngc um Wiaitagc
babcn. Gr bot beidjlollenL Snitriftio-
nen 5u ert1eilen, inter luel6en Die
gnn5e @orniion am Wittlpo6 in ibrcn
&oieruen coniignirt ooer IN ltrotegi-
ihcn Stellungcn in perihieoenen
Stnottbeileu itationirt iein ioa. Gie
iolpcit porlieBenoeu 0eridbte oeuten
auf feline crnitli6en Jfubcltoritngel
Ser u0e 5ur Ser obnunG
sSronfrei6'S 9 NIT benz
8atifon.
Gon BON, 2S. glpril. - SSn 6ie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-29
yScnigc %OgnfGmpfc in Oicicm 6riib.
jabrc.

Rem Oorf 2S. }lpril. - g(oba
ribtcn ans alien bnuptI1Cblihcn
StGotcn bcS 2auOcS cr0eben, onb ntr
mcnige Stritc9 IN irGen0 uclhcn @e'
icbdftS3mcigen i'm n66ltcn Uioi an8c-
0robt lino, uno 0nB nomentlih IN Den
9ougcmcrfcn 0cOciblibc umO bcIrie-
GigenOc Gcrb6ltniiic 6crriben. @ono.
iuerfer loluobl, lpic Ingclobncr mcr.
Ben allcntbnlbcn pcrlOn9t mo iinocn
Beld1ltigumg 81 0llten Frellen. Sll
Bolton lmo llnl9cblm9 baben Die
&an0lmn1cr llnioncn cine Sobn5lt'
logt Derlongt oaein Die 9lltsiihtcn
AMI cine YcGlcidrlG Der 6rogc lino
9iiniti1. Sn ctliAcn St0otcn Ncu'
Gnglono'S 0iiritcn ulb bic gnlm-
polllpirncr I'M 2luibcllcrllnB cr'
ildcn. Sr Yitt9bnrg llnO Die mel
Iteu 2obnitrcitigrcitcn III oicIcnl
Sabre nit lucnigcr Shluicrigfcit &c
rcgelt morOcn, ais leit lnnger 3cit.
9iur IN Gan 6rnncI@co lit Die 9lrs
better Su6lnge 6c0enflicG. 0ort
Dubcn eff llnioncrL lpclHe nlle 3>uci8c
Der MetoG Sn0ltric Dertrcten, Scr.
lomnlllln0cn onf morgep mo iibcr'
morgen einbcruieL nm ilbcr Die
Stritcirogc 5u 'bcrnt6idla8en. Sic
for0ern Den glhtIhlnocntdg NIT Dem
nGmliGen 2oblL luelNen lie 6isber rilr
nelmltirloige 9lrbtit erbieltcn. Die
Erin5ipdle bobcn ibnen cine IilnIpro'
5entige 2obn5ulngc ongeboteh meln
lie Den 9teunlhnocntog belbebalten
molen. Ghuo 10000 Wtann li,O IN
Gieicn Strcit inuolpirt.
2lud) sic StroBcnbdbn 9eOicnltc'
ten in Sm 6ranciSco ioroern Den
9(dtIhln0entag luo cine gleid1Iornli9e
2obnrote BON So pro Sag. Die
;, llniteo GoilroooS" boben Die 6oroc'
RING perlpeigert, ilno in Der IienItog
0sod)t uolcn Die 9eoienltetcu iiber Die
Strifciragc abltin1men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-29
&inbcritrcit fuitct bier MGnner bas
Gcbcn.

Hep Srleons, 2S. Npril. -
@ie aus Sid, 2a., 9emelOet miro, linb
sort 3pci MGnner in elmer Shl6gerci
act6btet, 5mei onoere toOtli6 lmb 5roei
beOenflih pernltnoet pnrOen. 3ipei
fleine anaben bntten lid) geItritten
lno Die ginniitbung oeS Gaters oeS
cinen fiibrtc SIT eincn Sample nit
Nieiicrlt unO Ncpolperlh Gao Gbcpa'
licr nnb SenrD z. Glnrf ino tpot llno
grunnan Glarf, ioiuie ein gcluiiIcr
RcGann liegen in Sterben. GieIe
5ipei 2ettercu iporcn Foiinltten lpcl-
he fciueu 9lntbeil an oem Strcit
batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-29

IluCltVl. - !tuUt0l Gluull6lB uVl
lett. - Nhlfrllbr lmtcr 0cn @e.
iuobncrn Der llmgc6ung.
u ciu Norf %. 2(pril. - Gur0
Den Ginittr5 elmer Noditcinnoucr
Der 0c Ga WIor.&upiermerfc ST
Chrome, U.S. ctpn odbt Meilcn bon
Fcrtb 9lnboD, iullrbcn gcltcrn 9lbcnG
bier Vi6nncr gcto0tct orci onocrc
ld)pcr luO Is mcbr oocr mcnigcr be.
oentlid) ncrlett. Die @ct0otctcn luo.
rcn llntcr ben gtomcn 3unio @ogcC,
Geo SfinSfp, 2oltiS Sli lmO Sront
0infe 6cfolnt. 90 5icmIih oIlc
OpIcr porcn l(n0orn lnb 1T 0cn
&upIcrpcrtcn on0citcat Die Inn
gcbltng lit Gollpti0blid BON glSI6ts
ocrn bcmobnt, mo Grobc 9ltirc9lulB
Cntiton0 inter bcniClbcn, ais iicb bic
9tndridbt iibcr on$ lln0liid pcrbrcis
tetc. gll8 oic onitiirmcnoen WGnncr
un0 Sroucn IunOCn, 0oB lie fcincu
3llloB in Ole bon Wioncrn rnlgcbcncn
0oic Der Ncrfc crbicltcn, icblcliocrten
Iic Stcinc nod 6cn @GCbtcrn ltno
9Conlten lm0 0robtcn nit blutiger
Todc. Sin Grtro3u8 murbc ouf bo5
@iQcntbrun Der Gpnpa9nie gebroht.
nm Die &crlcbtcn ub5ubolcn, ollcin
0crlclbc bnttc tolml 0ic 00ie micOcr
ncrloiiCuL ais Scr 2ofomotiofiibrcr
6oS @clciic Dor Ii6 0urtD cincn SouH
fen 9obni6pcllen gciperrt fonb. Gie
Sdlucllcn lpltr0cn belcitigt, ober olS
ii6 Scr 3ug mieOcr IN 9cpcgmG
iebtc, mllr0c CT bon 0cn 9luSl0nocrn
init eincm Stcinbo9cl ii6eri6iittet.
@liitflider g8ciic rihtctc 0oS @ont,
boroement tcincn 9robcn S6o0en
OIL.
Gic cingeitiir5tc Mouer lpnr 5m6li
Sub bod lut0 5p0li 3oll bid nnb bill
bcte cine @oto elmer gerooc erri6tcs
ten nercn S6nc56iittc. sic itonb
onf cincnl chuo 10 SUB bobcn Stobl.
gcriilt mo 5pun5i9 o0er mcbr glr-
better iuorcn lutcr ocmlclbcn tbGtig
ais oic Wtoucr pl0bliA itn0 obnc
@armng ii6er ibncn 5tionnlcts
bro1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-29
SornaDo TT Scras.
WrORc &CrBccrnngcn nuf cincr lnugcn
StrcfC.

Ger y8cilcr Ncmnlin0 pcrnid)tct ln0
cine 2lnjo6l Wteni6cn umgefonls
men. - 3ug ser oMo6nibs s@ubn"
Itiirjt BON eincr 9rictc in cincn
Bad. 2ofomotipiiibrcr luo
Sci5cr 9ct00tct. - Strcit lutcr
&inocrn perlrio6t cincn bIlti1cn
&0tpf luter Grpo6icnen in
2oniiiono. - Die SodIngc ouf
Ocm @cbictc lmiercr Sn0nitrie.
ScrbGItniBnlabig mcui1c 2o9n-
fampic in Si6t.
SORT 8ortb, Scr., 2S. G(pril.
- Sin SturnL mclGcr 0citcrn iibcr
cincn 0robcn Ebeil bon GeruS icgte
mo III nan6cn @CgcnOcn oic QSltb
clncS GDtlonS entlpidclte, bate 5ur
6olge, ooB Elm @eilcr iaIt gGBIich
5crlt0rt minoeItcnS a6t Wieuic6en 0cs
to0tct rmo enormcr &crltit ongcricb-
tet mlroe. Der EeleGrop6. lmo &C.
lepbpnpcrfe6r nit oen beinlgeiuc6tcn
@c8cn0cn lit untcrbrotbcn. Die Spur
OeS StltrmeS lit mtr ctmo 500 SUB
brett inOeilcn Oebnte iicb Der Orfon
ouf cine iangc 0iiton5 aus.
0aS Gori Scanning in Goof.
GonntD, Iicgt in Griimntcrm uno
man pciB iomeit, OoB iiinf Mcnidbeu
BORT umtomcn. Inter ocn Gootcn be.
iinocn ib @ill 2llermtoer, 5ipei AT.
0crc W0nner un0 3lpei WiGoCbcn. ISu
SollcD @icm mari ser Sh;rm cbcn-
inll3 cine 9ln5obl '0Glier iiber Ocn
0nufen, lm0 9o6 9Ghols, elmer ser
iIteltcn 9lnite0ler, biiBte OoS 2e6cn
Gin. 3mei onOerc OiGnner mur0en
in Scr n0mli6en @cgeno get0Otet. SSn
Der 9td6e pon Snlpbur Springs pur.
Oen Sngclf0rner 5lpci SUB bod SIT
lGnncn 9cluebt mo brnhtcn 9abus
3ii9c gum StiaitunO. 81 Gclcitc
nurOe cine groBe 9aumpoaipinncrei
umgemebt, alein feline Mcni6cnIebcn
gingcn bort perloren. Die ObItcrnte
in SuIpbur Springs lit pcrnicbtct
lmo Die Naunnpoue, iowie ser WtaiS
crIitten groBen S6o0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-29
Shntiadlrn fir M,inipnrn.

franfbcit Sarnrubr peberleioeil yleiirn9ie
sr8bcihrn bcr Wionaisfiie, Spicric Sclbi
iudt 9Sirmer, Stupfbiteis, eeiDwire, Siru'
pbelt nllo cine Sduar bon arnnibeitcii, ipeihe
aiil ftbeiloc 9rbcnsprie, tnrepelmdbialeiiel III
6iicii uto Irricn inrelne. qiii. slueihlpeiillii'
aen H. I. TO- iplgen linb bic eebensirui fdipddef
iifo has Nnt perberbcn. begililen idinmtlid nit
fpiort 6eietiai pcrhr;t biirtb ct. Nernarh 4
Nrdnicrpncn, has nrobc lliiteI iini Die petcr
III frifiiael bns sliit 5 iuteril iilio has SD'
fieiit 3il reinigen. (Mplli5r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-29
llutcr &afItcincm 5crmolmt.

Ginitiir5enOc NIoucr cri6IGgt bier
2Irbcitcr. - 9fobe5u 5,uan5ig ucrs
lett. - 9htfrubr lmtcr ocn @e.
luobncru Ser llngc6lng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-29
anf etnen
Baum beben.

ErOTCiiiOnrllc 9icflnme nnS 6r5abl.
tcs 2O6 m6gcn cincm grtifcl 81 ma.
figcr Nadfra9c Ocrbclfcn, abrr lucnn
bcricl6c uidt Snrd) inncrcn @crtb in
bic S6bc fommt, lit cs nutlOs, ibn
bnr6 9ln5ciscn iucitcr 5n idicbcn.
nSalc's SOncg Of Sorc6OanS anS
Gar" crrcidJtc Idun lan0c ben Wipfcl
buoardJ, baf cs ME pcrfegltc, Snitcn
OOcr GrfGltnne 5u fnrircn. Gs brinst
idJnclc Grlcidterung bon luebem
SalS nno grundlitiS. Nlan ncbmc es
in 3rit nno ucrBiite crnitlidc Sranf.
felt. SIR glputgcfcr bcrfnnit cS.
Winn baltic cS in oiricm DcrGnocrlidcn
@cttcr 5nm WeGrnnd btrcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-29
g a t I { a II.

Gonbon, %. glpril. - oSn bie.
iigcn io0ennnntcn gut iiltcrridtetell
areiIen miro piel oauon gelprodeli,
Dab cS benln66it 5lt einer 8eriob-
nung 5iuii6en 5ronfreih unb Dem
&atifon fonlnten neroe, llnb slpar
babe ii6 aoni9 gomorb in bieicr Sin.
ii6t bcn1iibt. Dan bot @riluo 5u Der
Nnnobme, Dob bicle 9ln9clegen6eit
mibreno Der giiite &onig goporo'S
in EoriS griinoli6 beiprorben ipuroe.
9luh ipor Dies Der 0ritno ooiiir, boB
&orig Gbporo nno Gictor Gntanllel
einonoer oibcrbolb 9ioln'S begeg.
ieten, Inn Die Sod)e obne iebe brrdj
oic etiquette gebotene Scrlegenbeit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-29

Spfcr cincr 9ynamit GrpluIion.

ct. 2ouiS, 2S. 9Ipril. 9llbert
3lnncrmunn mo Sobn 9edcr lpur.
0cn bclltc in Der 8orltnot 2lrenlburg
bci Dem &crIl6c, einen grano in ei.
nem fIcinen Ncbauoe 5u loibcu ollrd,
einc Dynamite .grplOiion getoOtct mo
aHt mOerc WiGnner erIittcn Ser.
Ieblngcn. Gic Eolijei lit Scr slniidt,
ooB oaS 6eucr ollr6 9ranoitiltllng
cntltono. 9tiennno tuuBtc. oab 0p.
nalnit IN Dem Neb1uoe lag.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23

many respects result in discrimina-
tions inequalities and perhaps 1n1us-
tice to the shippers of the state ana,
whereas, it is DESTROYS that this
great question shall be withdrawn
from the domain of politics and be-
yond the influence of disreputable
newspapers, whose chief mission is to
misrepresent and deceive the people
and,
Whereas, the people of the state, at
the recent election, by an overwhelm-
ing majority elected a board of rail-
road commissioners consisting of G. A.
Ryker, Frank Ryan and c. w. Kama
vel, and has thereby expressed conf
dence in their intelligence and integ-
rity and,
Whereas. at this session of the leg
lslature an act has been passed vesting
in the board of railroad commissioners
full power and authority to revise,
change, regulate and establish a full
and complete schedule of rates and,
Whereas, we have full confidence IN
the integrity and intelligence of the
so selected by the people their
agents, representative and servents
Therefore, be it resolved by the SEN
ate, the house concurring,
That all attempt to enact any maxi
mum freight rate law, be discontinued
and abandoned, and that the board of
railroad commissioners be and they
are hereby instructed to proceed forth
with to make "a Thorough and complete
investigation of the freight rate situa-
ton, and to that end employ the most
competent and capable freight expert
whose services can be secured, and to
confer with and secure the advice and
suggestion of the interstate commerce
commission, and thereafter to fix, es-
tablish and pFomulgate a full and
complete schedule of rates, covering
all classes of freight, and to wipe out
all unjust and unlawful discrimination
and to reach a result, if possible, that
will secure equality of rates to all.
Resolved further that the sum of
twenty-five thousand dollars ($25, O00)
be appropriated at this session and.
placed at the disposal of the board
with which to aid and assist them in
carrying out the spirit and intent of
these resolutions
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23

mate, and praised you. I praised
our home. I even had good word for
that internal yaller eyed old cat,
whose life 1 will have within twenty
four hours. 1t made you envious to
see me happy, and you brought down
these forged letters to make me feel
bad. You have accomplished your
base purpose. You have wrecked my
evening. Good night to you"
But where are you doing?"
Never you mind. 1 have been
stricken down by the knife of the as
sassin, and you can grin and chuck:e
and enjoy your triumph"
And with that he stalked down the
hail, threw on his hat and overcoat
and passed out into the night and
walked away. At the corner a tramp
asked him for 10 cents to pay for
lodgings, and a policeman two blocks
away heard a roar, a yell of terror
and the sound of flying feet. He has
tened up, but all he could learn was
from small boy. who said:
"a bloke come along, and de tramp
asked him for some sugar, and de
bloke roared, and de tramp screamed,
and de way dey went down Plum
street beat de subway express all to
squa sh. "-(Copyright 1907. by c. H.
SutcIiffe.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23
FUN WITH MULvANE.
Became Greatly Excited Before He
Found He Was Victim of a Joke.
All Cooks Look
Alike

1t looked for minute this morning
as though there was going to be a
fight on the floor of the house between
Dave Mulvane and Robert Stone, rep
resentative from Shawnee county.
Mr.. Mu1vane had invaded the sacred
precincts of the house members and
was sitting with ]. W. Montee of Craw-
ford, one of the members of the rail-
road committee. The two had been
busy in conversation for some min
utes when Mr.. Stone arose and said:
a certain newspaper correspondent
has been elected from the senate be-
cause ne said things unpleasant to the
senate about the railroad question.
Now L see here on the floor a well
known lobbyist, and he is occupying a
seat of member contrary to rules,
and talking to a member of the rail-
road committee"
When Stone pointed his finger at
Mulvane, Mr.. Mulvane turned very
red, and jumped out of the seat he
was occupying. Then he stopped.
turned around and walked back. He
resumed his seat beside Representa-
tive Montee, his face scarlet and his
eyes blazing at Stone. Montee jump
ed up and commenced to shake his fist
at Stone Stone continued without
There that lobbyist sits, Mr.. Speak
er. and therefore I move that Mr..
Dave Mulvane be fined a barrel of
apples
mask of severity and laughed. Null
vane didn't know whether to laugh
or not, but Montee sat down and look
ed relieved. When it finally soaked
into Mr.. Mulvane's ireful mind that
the house was having fun with him.
he took the joke in good part, and
ordered the barrel of apples.
1t happened that While Stone was
making his speech, H. G. Larimer
came in and sat down beside him. w.
Y. Morgan noticed this and he landed
on him.
''I see another lobbyist on the
floor" said Morgan, pointing out Lari-
mer, land I move that he be fined a
barrel of applejack." This motion
prevailed.
w. r. Stubs then took a hand in
the proceedings. He was standing
near the south side of the hall, talk
ing with J. D. M. Hamilton, the claims
attorney of the Santa Fe railway.
Stubs took Hamilton by the shoulder
and pushed him to the front of the
hall.
Here he said, sis another rail-
road lobbyist, and a distinguish
railroad official, and I move we fine
him a barrel of apples
This was promptly done, and Ham
ilton went to find the apples.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23
WAGGENER HAS A PLAN.
Would Leave Question of Freight
Rates to Railroad Board.

The principal discussion in the sem
ate today was on the motion to adj
journ until Monday at o'clock. 1t
was finally decided, upon advice from
the eminent constitutional authority
from AtchiSon, that an adjournment
must date from Thursday, when the
senate took recess to avoid complica-
tons with the national holiday laws.
1t was pointed out that the senate can
not adjourn more than three days at
enc time. The matter was finally
compromised thus: A five minutes
recess was taken, the roll called on a
new session. and recess taken until
o'clock this afternoon. At that time,
the senators present, took recess un-
til o'clock Monday If a quorum is
present, it will be made a regular ad-
journment.
Senator Simons this morning moved
to call up senate bill 374, the bill he
introduced at the instigation of Gov
ernor Hoch. which makes the state
gambling and liquor laws more strin-
gent. He was opposed by Senator
Getty. who said: IF the govern
mental officers of this state, when the
laws are violated. will place an assist
ant attorney general in every county
where such violations are common, in
stead of singing out my city for abuse,
will be in favor of this bill. and in
favor of a motion to advance it on the
calendar. AS matters stand now I am
bitterly opposed to it." The motion
was lOSt ana the Dill is still lost in
some committee room.
The following resolution was in
troduced this morning by Senator
Waggener, and laid over under the
rules until Monday. No objections
were made to the resolution which
was offered out of order, and subject
to objection:
Whereas, the question of making a
fair and just schedule of freight rates
now under consideration by the SEN
ate is of transcendent Importance to
the shippers and to all the people of
Kansas, and,
Whereas. the shippers are all inter-
ested in having a schedule of rates
established that will be fair to them
and just to the railroad companies and
that will stand the test of judicial
scrutiny, and.
Whereas. in the discussion of the
question in the senate, many if not an
of the senators, who participated In
such discussion. frankly admitted lack
of knowledge, as to what was a reas-
enable rate,
Whereas. it is apparent that any
schedule of rates formulated ana
adopted by the legislature, win In
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23
MIR. BowsER DENIES.
His Old Love Letters Drive Him From
the House.

The wind was bowling and the snow
flakes flying as the Bowser family sat
down the other evening-he to his CT
gar and newspaper and Mrs. Bowser
to her book-and for half an hour the
cat purred in contentment on the
hearth and peace reigned supreme.
Then Mr. Bowser laid aside his paper
and exclaimed:
by George. wish every one in THIS
world was as happy and contented
as we are tonight! This is home, Mrs.
Bowser, the sort of home every man
pictures to himself when he marries,
but which seldom comes to any man.
We can sit here and have no feeling
of envy or enmity toward any human
being
1T pleases me to know that you are
satisfied she replied.
Satisfied? Why, I would by a bar
barian not to be satisfied. L don't
think there is another woman in the
world who tries harder to make home
what it ought to be-
THANK you, dear"
There are times when I kick ana
grumble and say things I shouldn't,
but don't you forget that all you do is
appreciated to the fullest extent. I
sometimes want to kick myself for be-
ing the old crank 1 am. Hereafter
when I am in one of my tantrums
don't paw any attention to what say
Mrs. Bowser saw that the conversa-
ton was leading to perilous paths and
would have been glad to check or turn
it. Every wife knows that a hus-
band who gets good fit on is just as
dangerous as when in a fault finding
mood. He is apt to overdo 1t. she
spoke about the price of meat going
UP again without any seeming cause
for it, but Mr.. Bowser didn't care IT
chuck steak went up to a dollar u
pound. Remorse was gnawing at his
heart, and he wanted to set himself
right.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23
Telling Their Real Names

The Rogers brothers. were the Messrs
Solomon.
Miss Amelia Stone was Amelia Einstein.
Lew Fields was Lewis Felsenheimer
Joe Weber was Joseph Tekacs
Lee Harrison was Lee Harris
Charles Dickson was Charles Doblin
Henry Miller was John Henry Miller.
William COurtenay was William Kelly
William Courtleigh was William Flynn
Thomas Q. Seabrook was Thomas Quig-
ley.
Richard earle was Charles Carleton
Harry Kelley was Harry Zanfreitti
William H. Crane was w. H. o Brien
Miss Grace George was Grace Dough-
erty
Miss Amelia Bingham was Amelia Mel
vile.
Lew Dockstader was Lewis Clapp.