davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
gIrbeitseinftellnnaen.
SoIpofe, Wlnii., 81. Q

SolDofe, Wall, 81. Ge3.
Die folgenOen 5abrifen Der y9lmeri.
con @ritina 9aper 60. nur6en ouf
unbeitimrnte 3eit geidIoiien: geebe
& $olbroof. @eorge 6. @ia, SoiD.
ofe Baper Gonlpan0. Wlomnt 5om
Baoer Company. geontud 8oper
@oulpanD. 9orman gaper Gompanp.
@arions @aper Company. g9auregan
8aper GoHlpanp un0 RiDeriioe gaper
GompdnD.
SierOurh 0erIieren 2000 Qrbeiter
ibre 8eifdftiguug.
9oiuen. Maii., 81. Ges.
7ie Gabrifen ser U2errimad Boo.
len Diias@ fper0en ouf einiae Ronate
geihloiien. 0a 5EDiidlen ben GigentbiI.
mern ino 0eren 9lrbeitern Sobn. Eii.
feren3en entitan0en iino un6 beibe
Seiten nidt nnhgebeH poIlen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
0lenelanh. = RI -,

~@~-e'ffNf --ef - As r-~N1s
auf @eiebl Ser 9unoesbeboroeH
muroen beute Charles Y. Shmid.
Erdlioent ser benterotien @riten ga.
tionalbauf bon 9eetonia. Oslo, 10,
mic ieiH So6n Sarrp. Qaiiirer Ses
SSnitituts. oerhaftet. Scr Sohn miro
beiduIOiai. Nie 9iiter Scr @auf de.
faliti. Der gater. i6m babel geboIfen
81 baben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
@anfrnnb.

@rahan 99inn.. 81. Ge3.
Gic SnrnUrs anO Citizens 9anf
0abier mur0e lcste giadt BON Sin.
brcdlera 0ie Oen @elOihranf nit
gtItroguSerin ipren8teu, Inn $2,700
IN @aargel0 bcraub.. Die lSanner
merOeu pen Cinem 9iiracrauiaebot
periolgt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
llnter eamptomen ser gtraifinno.

4iitsburg. pa. 81. DECEMBER.
5rau @p1 Salnsfi unO ibre orei
fleinen ahloer nuroen geiteru fnr3
na6oem lie ibr glbeu0broo gegeiien,
ploeIitB ibner frant uno uniBien
mad Oen Soipital aeihaiit meroen
Iort Iiegen iie inter Snmptomen
Der 8ergiihina boifnungslos 0arnie.
Der. Die 4oI3ei unteriudt oieien
Tnn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
Bon einsm Sinbredrr erialoHcn.
92eparf. g. 81. /. sSanuar.

@eorge u. 6il1eI, s.a itG0nider
Giebauoeilipeftor, puroe ieste gtadt
BON einen giHbreher erinonen.
Siiber borie Dahreno ser &adlt Elm
SerdIih in ieinem Sofrallm, iporauf
er elm 5eniter 0ffnete un0 hinunter
rief ~gser III 0d2" Die 9lnttport mar
Elm &eDolDerlduB. Die Qugel oroug
5iiber ourh ons eire Guge IN Den
RopF uno bate sen ioiortigen SoO
5llr 5olge Bon Oen Sbdter bat man
feine Spnr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05

albuoueraue. R Wy /. 5nn
Cine Grplolion Don Gas uns Sob.
IenItoub in Ser @ernall5rt6e 5n
Carthage in bieicm Staate toitqtp
beute neun Dauifenleben, rpabreno
smei @rubenleute ifgDepe 8erlebltn.
aen erliiien. lie geiden iin6 bereiis
aetorqen. lie gerna.@rnbe lit
eiqent6um Der Carthage 8uel Com.
pam. ggas Die Gryiolion Derur.
iahte, 1T nod nidt ieitgeiteat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05

Cincinnati, g., I. Snnuar.
Die @iborg & oanna Company.
eine SoI5bdnoler.5irmu bat ibreH
glairferott onaeHlelost. De 8eitaHoe
meroen auf S375.000 onseJeben. Die
Decentralization auf S250.000. als
llriad,e Oes gauferotts miro DE
Gel0fLen1nie dnge1eben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
9raEtloie gelesrapbie.
gaaeio. Gal 81 8

g'on ser Siatioa Sitfa iu 9llasfa
troien beate bic eritea Dra1tloien Ie.
lcsramne tn Sen Siaijohen Ware
SsianO unO &oint Comes ein. Ser.
bin0nnaen iuur0en ioiort NIT allen
anOerea StaiioueH uno Sdifien EN-.
lang ser fiiite Sa0.@aliiornieus her.
deiielt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05

WleIplIle, Y. - 8l Nci.
Gia bieiigeU groBeu 8laSia6riFrn.
Die oor 5e6u Eaaen acihIoiieu NOR.
Den maren ndbmcn heru mil nebr
als 5000 gIrpcitcu sic glrbcit ME.
Der aui 9lau erluortg olB bis ilun
1. Sli!i ohne llnterbretuua iortgcar.
beiiet uer0CH miro
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
Sein GiuhaIts6efs6l.
glHanta. Ga, 1. ssar1al

Ser @nnoesridter glapman Dor
oen 8ertreter BON 8rouereien geitern
Oen 9lntrog itellten, einen teniporaren
ginbaltsbeiebl 81 erlaiien, Der es Den
Staats6eanlten oerbietet. oas neue
8rohibitionsgeiee in araft 81 iesen,
bat oeH slutrag abgele6nt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
@iid,uf ocitorbrn.
gletn 9lorf n ae,e

Rep glorf 81. Gc}embcr.
Ger 9iid,oi @0maro @. 9ln0reuS
pon Der Q'etbo0iiten.Gpiacop
ldicc heutc glodi nod lauaeH ua0
ldperen geiOen IN ieinem Neim III
Grootlpn ans 0em geben Gr NOR
s2 Sabre cit ma uobc5u SO ,yabre
8eltlidler icIner Ssirdeugemeinidlaii.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
geridlmelsuna BON Q3anfcu.

93OrtlanO, Ore, 81. 1el.
Die Oregon Iruit & SaDiues
ganf", melhe am d. glugnit mt
nabe3u $2,500.0o0 @erbinoIihfeiien
faairte, miro, ipenn uidt noh i'm
lesien augeublid ein SiuorrniB Elm.
tritt. nit Der g@arman.glmerican
9anf" perid)uol5en rper0en Die let.
tere bat iih perpflidliet. Die Gepoii.
loren un0 anoereu @ldubiaer Der erit.
aenannten gant in 9iaien ooa aus.
Anse8ahLen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
ernMrnfrri.
Can aranriseo, 81 o..

IuIt JtWNtIHtVl OF At5.
Die geuIenpeit fam oanf oes cuer.
aiifen 8orgebens Der gnnoesiani.
fats. uno Der itaotiiAen @eiun0bsiis.
beanlten ais erloiden betrahtet luer.
ben. syn DECEMBER iuareu MIR iie6cn
SSaae beriftef ipor0en mo tur orei
qranfe befinoen iih nod i'm Siofir.
boipital lno perOen in eiuisen &c.
aen ais gebeilt entlaiien iuer0eu f0n.
men. Gie getdmpiung ser aranf6eit
bat etipa 100000 llnfoiten oeruy.
Iaht. 3rei @ieriel oieier Snmfne
cob Sic @nn0esreaiernna Der
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
guhnherablrtnna anaefanSist.

IInlontOiDn ga. /. san.
Sier lit aHsefiinoigt poroen. oaB
sic s. 6. 6rid Gofe Gompanp, sic
9obne ibrer gIngeiteIIten berabiesen
miro rno Siuar i'm 7urhIhnitt um
715 9ro5eRt. 9laa ernartet, ooB oie
unabbdugigen StabIgeieuihoften
0em 9eIipiel iolgen fDeroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
4Rnttrr nnO aino.

ge0ler, do, /. S5a1.
lie "a Sabre aIte sSrau Bertha
Reitert ertrdHtte fib un0 ibr 2 U1o-
nate nltes siHohen beiIie in Ser 81.
iterHe hinter ibrer gobaIHs. Ias
Sie 5rau 81 Der Gbat DeranlaBte, III
nidt bgfrHnt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
qttrntal nnf einsn CIonrrrnrnr.

4lonild. 4s1lIipplnen, 81. De5.
9er gouDerneur 2ope5 BON ssloilo
muroe beiie DoH einem eattaujhtsn
4emieridser ourh einen ShuB Der.
Dunoet Die @erlesuHs 1T je0oh
niat t6otli&.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05

Eaisoma, &a. 81. Te3.
an @illod. va. mnroen hent in.
foIge Der erpIoiion zines sSaBbenS
5preugprIner 3lpei glreeiter lebgna
geiabrIim oerleet a10 Nuei @obn.
bauier tbciIlpciie 5eritort
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
Snft IN Bolton.
9oiton. sHnii., 81. Ie3.

Ter ariegsiefretdr 1oft bieif qe.
ftern sur Soroernna ieiuer Brdiioent.
ihaits- -ann6iootur bier orei Reoeu.
BET oem bon Ser nWrhanis & sra.
afociaiion ibal gu
@breH DeraHitalteten BaHfeff Derthei.
bigte er In einer NIT erobem Beifaa
auigenommeHen auipraae 0ie 9oli.
tf bes Br1iiosnien 6ooieoeIt uHo
mo4te fig BE sIadli4 iberiianoeas
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
eraEIien.
Tic amerifanii6s Sorpc0p6Ootflot.
tile ringetfDffen.
41ra, 81 1e3anlber

Die amerifoHiibg gorDeoo6oottlot.
tile. iDelfe benz Sdladtihiif 8c.
ifeDooer poransiabrt. trni beite bier
Elm. Gieielbe bate am 25. ge5ember
Bort Of SpaiH 9rifi0n0. beriaiien.
friro iih einige gage bier aiibalieE
unb bonn nah RiO Saneiro peiter.
fabten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
3niammennpa.


Seleno, aloat 81. 0e,.
0inl8r 9'eilgn peitlih non bier. lei
8cirna Siu, lticBeu uerlnngenc HaAf
5lpei Sr1d't'll9e oer 9torthgru 9Saciiic.
Sabn 'uicamca mo m,w0eu bierbei
orei 9remier idnprr oerlept.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
8raufreid
0er frau50iiidc 3nisijminiiter nc.
itorbrH


itOrbrH.
9Saris, 81. ge3.
Gr iran55iiifc SuIti8miuiiicr Sean
arnncois e0mono G5ugot.1eiiaiane
erlii 5eutc tn elmer 5itung 6es 5e.
nats snea SAloganiaa mo mor TO-.
fort io1t 81 iUar I'm Sabre 1892
agboreu. trat 1853 IN Sen 5ianis.
0ieuii ein Huo muroe 1883 III Die Le.
puiirtenfonmer gelDaAi Sm Sabre
1889 murine er 1T 5.oqnefs ao6ineit
,SiiitismiHiiter Seiu gegeuw0riiags
1iiniiiercN'te'euide erbielt er am %
Cfieses 1906 gr mar Sitter ser
Gbrenlesion.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
Sm san5cH Staate Georgia trat letse
g'adlt bic &rObibitiOu in
Strait.
SlGge siHgerri6t
S's Whether unf Der Gillette in Der
StaOt acw gurf usitireu unusr.
OrOiiGH peiter.
SaHSbeiiecr iucrOsu uudsicbis.
gItIanto. Ga. 81 Qe,e

atIanto Ga, 81. 9e5em6er.
9ente 9tadt triit i'm Staate @eor.
ala oas Yro1ibitionSgeiee in aroft.
SSenn niht nod in ietter Stnn0s
oaS beliae gunoe&aeridlt einen Sin.
paliSbelebI gegen Oie 0urbiiibruna
Se@ @eleses crl0Bt. miiiicn beute
&adt loumli6e @irtbibaften ae.
lNLniien lperNen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
Nns btr Nnnbeshanntilabt.
@aiIlIFalen. I. ssamiar.

Ter ariessIetretdr Saft 1T BON
golton, no er ulsbrere aeoen IieIt,
5lsrber suriifsetehrt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
Stalicn.
MnsaeIiefert.

gleapgl. 81. 9es.
Scuie mur0e Sem bieiigen amerifa
nliben aoniul 0gr J.er i'm SUM roe.
gen 1iebitahls perboltete Sole
Sande sur lleberiii6.s;ag nan Sa.
pdna. Scuba. ouygelieTert. SandN
mar als @ud)baltt bel elmer @as.
geietlidait IN Sapana beidaitigt, un.
ierihlua cine sroBe gumme @eIOes,
eatilob NIT ieiner 5rau nah gienpel
uu0 muroe bier aui Berdnloiiiing oei
omerifanii6en aouiuIS perbaftei.
SOmben- en-@rplOiiou in Der g0rie.
Gom, 81. Ie8.
Sine ihredlife Grplolion i'm Wlits
telpunft Der Staot, IN Der 9grie,
eriiillte bpute iriib ole Ginmobner.
ihaft nit 2lngit uHo Sd)redea. &s
itellte lid ihlieBlib beraus. DAB ole
erpIoiion 0ur6 cine goinbe perur.
iadt iUur0e, un0 man ninlnn an,
0aB 0ieie IN Der abiiml III ole g0ris
biueinseitafit uuo sur erploiion ge.
bradt mur0e, nm oie Siqui0ation
sum ShluB oes Nlonats gu Derbin.
oern. Gas gan3e Cad Des @ebdu.
oes nuroe IN Die 6obe geiddeuoert
mo eine Nienge &erionen iin0 unter
Den 9lninen begraben. gis ieet tDur.
0eH IS Berunn0ete beraus9eihaFft.
Die Grploiion ereignete it'd fur3
Dor 4 llbr. 1as g6rIenge6du0e Iiegt
I'm UlittelpMnfte Der Sia0t, no itets
Elm groBer 8ertebr berritt Die 3e.
tonation rief ungeGeure 2lufregung
berpor, Die nod onrh oie aus 6em
goriengebdu0e oringenoen Sd)re-
densnde geiteigert iDuroe. SIN
9li bate iih zine nah 1aulenoen
5dblenOe YaeHidennienge Dor oem
cjgbdnoe aHaeiamnelt. Die balo er.
ideinea0e Eoli5ei. Der 9dlitdr iolgte,
iperrte Ste StraBen, iUorngf iid aie
9Peuge ous 5nrdli Dor iue,.sren Gg.
ploiionen ilndltere
Tic 8orie beiinoet iid in oem aus
Der 9ionRr3eit itammeHoen ebeHaIi'
gen Spnpel 0es 9iepiiin. gebant BON
@a0rl1H. Sin ipdter 9rrihteteE
I6eil 6es @e6diioes iDuroe bon
agrippa gebnti.
@lan qlanbl OaB Scr BIan borlng
bas ecbdu0e 81 3crii0ren, nm oamit
Neribpapiere i'm getraqe Don Wtilio.
nen su Dernidlfen bic grplOiioR er.
e8ncie lidl abgr iii ipdt. Die 2iqid.
ootior par ihou 5aen0igt uno Die
GSeri5papiere ans Dem @ebduoe ge.
ihofft.
Die lolfei gloubt nift an bic
gor16en.I heorie. iii Oielnehr Der an'
iidlt Dab Is iid) nm cine @nserplolion
bnaoelt. UNI % me6r. 5a iiEb teinerla
lle6ureitg einer gonfbe Oorfanesh
Iie efipa 20 @prIeBten ueroen pa9tr
iteinlia ale ssneiel
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-05
gclaisn.

Ter bcIaiidle gremier idJwertrnnf.
9riiiiel. I ,Snuuar.
Ter belgiide Rremierminiiter uu0
gliHiiter oes Ssnnern Ie lroos Iieqs
boiinungslo5 oarHieoer 6r enlpiinq
beute brreiis oie Stefbe,Safrmente.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-26
KEITH IS INVESTIGATING
Coroner Hopes to Find the Watch of
Edward GrafstrOm.

Coroner Keith has directed Robert
Turner, on whose farm portions of
skeleton believed to be that of Ed
ward Grafstrom were found Wednes-
day. to excavate in the vicinity where
the bones were discovered. He be-
lieves that there is a possibility that
the watch or other means of Identify
ing the bones may be found and is of
the opinion that they belonged to the
i'll fated Santa Fe mechanical engin-
eer who lost his life in the flood of
1903
While the bones were found over
one hundred yards inland from the
bank of the river, during the flood of
1903 this section of the, bottom was
under eleven feet of water and several
feet of sediment was left after the
waters receded. During the food of
the tenth of the present month this
section was again under water, this
time to the depth of about four feet
and much of the sediment deposited
by the flood of 1903 was washed away.
1t was the action Of the waters this
month that uncovered the bones of a
man of great size and believed to be
those of Edward Grafstrom-
He was thrown into Sthe river at
point nearly a mile west of the loca-
ton where the skull and bones were
unearthed At the time of his death
the Kaw was flowing swiftly at this
point and the current would have car
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-26
WILL SING IN COSTUME,
Queen Esther to Be Given Sunday
Evening as on First Presentation.

In speaking today about the produc-
ton of Queen Esther as an oratorio
at the Auditorium Sunday night Frank
ID: roster said that at first it was de-
cloeo TO produce the piece without
costumes for fear that they might Of
fend the members of the ministerial
union out later they decided to sing
the oratorlo in full costume as thew
had learned from conversation with
several ministers and a large number
of church members that the evening of
song they proposed was not in any
way prescribed by the rules of the
Ministerial alliance.
The ministers oppose anv Sunday
show where charge is made at the
door or questionable show. Now the
story OF Queen Esther is taken from
the scriptures and is one of tie mos.
striking episodes in the triumph of the
Jews by faith over the fire worship
pers of Persia. The music is of the
stately and inspiring kind that would
not be out of place in a church The
piece is reproduced for the benefit of
the music loving public. The charac-
ter of the piece is such that it is i'm
possible to sing it and convey the effect
and spirit of the scenes without cos
tune.
The pastor of one of the largest
churches in the city requested Mr..
Foster to have the oratorio sung in
costume so as not to spoil its effect
All church people who have expressed
themselves to those in charge of the
entertainment desire to see the piece
again in full costume.
The oratorio to be sung Sunday night
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-26
OF SAN JUAN HILL.
Col Augur, Who Commanded Colored
Troops, Dies

Cincinnati, June 26.-Colonel Augur
who died today was promoted from
captain of the Twenty fourth infantry
for bravery at San Juan hill. When
the Rough Riders, led by Colonel
Roosevelt, charged up the hill to cap
ture the Spanish blockhouse, they
were subjected to a murderous fire. A
New York regiment which was ex-
pected to support them failed to make
the charge and the Twenty-fourth in
fantry composed of colored regular
troops commanded by white officers
charged over their Frustrated bodies.
With this reinforcement, the Roose-
welt regiment swept up the hill and
captured the block house, the strategic
point in the first days battle. The
Twenty-fourth infantry suffered severe
losses in the fight Nearly all of its
officers were either killed or disabled
Colonel Augur, however. though in the
ed. In the second days battle he was
given the command of a battalion of
the regiment and again led his troops
to victory. For gallantry in this ac-
ton he was promoted to major and
later became lieutenant colonel of the
regiment.
Colonel Augur saw service against
fthe Indians in the west and was given
a number of important details at gov
eminent supervisor military schools.
He served three terms of service in
the Philippines from the Spanish war.
During the Cuban campaign he was
stricken with yellow fever and was
near to death. Colonel Augur was
taken seriously i'll in Japan last Feb
rnary while bringing his regiment. the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-26
BIG DULUTH FIRE.
Flames on Water Front Play Havoc
With Elevators.

Duluth. Mimi, June ga IRE
which will entail loss OF $3.50, 900 IL
raging on the water front today. The
fire broke out in elevator d of the
Consolidated Elevator companyss
grou poi four elevators.
The building contained SOC, 900 bushels
of wheat, 10000 bushels of fax and 1000
bushels of barley. 1t will be a total loss.
The flames spread across the slip to
the Northern Pacific freight house
which Will also be total loss. to-
gether with the freight contained. The
buildings and grain are fully insured
Zone OF my ancestors was a noted pi-
rate"
That's nothing. I'm the direct descen-
dant of corporation lawyer."-IAfe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-26
LOCAL MENTION.

Smoke La Rosa SC cigar.
If your feet sweat, gall, burn or tire
easily. Clerks Footbath is a sure. safe
and clean remedy. Guaranteed. AT
Drechsers shoe store.
Arex
The following building permits have
been granted: Charles Pillows. 1905
Kurtz. lots 224-226 Euclid avenue.
dwelling, $500.
Regular dinners served daily a.
vinewood park cafe from IL till p.
m, and from $50 till 8 p. m. Try
one at IS cents. Mrs. e. NJ. Burnett.
caterer.
Dawson & Pierson have been granted
an automobile license; the number is
1T.
w. c. Ralston. assistant city attor-
ney has returned from Parkville, Mis-
souri,, where he attended a meeting of
the board of trustees of Park college.
Because of the high water of the Mis-
souri, river which covered the railway
tracks Ralston and four other MEM
bers of the board Of trustees were
forced to take to gasoline launches
from Kansas City In order to reach
Parkville, II miles away.
Call our contract department and
let us make an appointment with you
to explain the advantages Of the In
dependent telephone. You will obi
gate yourself in no way.
The streets and walks committee of
the council made a trip this afternoon
inspecting the sites of sidewalks for
which petitions have been filed. This
evening the committee meets at the
city hall.
A petition for the paving of Harri-
son street from Second to Third
streets is now being circulated.
II there is any particular kind OF
smoking tobacco you find difficult to
get at your dealers, drop in at Eagles.
This store carries the largest line OF
smoking tobacco in Topeka.
The motorcycle and bicycle riders
of Topeka have arranged for a meet
ing to be held at the fair grounds on
the Fourth OF July which will include
entries from all parts of the state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-26
S 9th sed PAXTON & PAXTON 81 a; and

at the Auditorium will have the same
singers in the cast that appeared last
Tuesday night. The piece Will begin
promptly at s O'Clock and no changes
will be made in the scenes, so that the
audience can go home by 10 o'clock.
There will be no reserved seats and
those who desire a good seat must
come early.
The Topeka public generally appreci-
ate the generous spirit of the singers
and the management is agreeing 10
sing Queen Esther for the second time
Sunday night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-26
W. S. PARKER DEAD.
South Dakota Representative Passes
Away at Deadwood.

Lead. 5. D., June 26.-Congressman
w. 5. Parker of South Dakota died at
Z o'clock in Deadwood this morning,
aged 81 years.
He was veteran of the civil war
and a prominent lawyer and was also
identified with the early history of
Colorado and the Black Hills.
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FIVE KILLED IN WRECK.
Fatal Accident on Northwestern in
Nebraska.

Chadron. Neb., June 26.-Five per-
sons were killed today in a wreck on
the Chicago & Northwestern railway.
A double header passenger train east
bound struck a washout caused by a
cloud burst 40 miles from Chadron.
The dead:
WILLIS GRAHAM, engineer.
o. C. MYERS, fireman.
FRED EBONER, brakeman.
TWO UNIDENTIFIED MEN who
were stealing a ride.
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Twentyfourth infantry, home from
the Philippines.
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ried a body in the direction necessary
for it to lodge on the Turner farm.
The lower jaw bone which was found
yesterday contains complete set Of
teeth, not one Of them ever having
been tempered with by a dentist. One
of the center teeth was crowded out of
position and was almost directly in
front of the others and should lead to
a positive identification If the bones
are those of Edward Grafstrom.
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Queen Esther Rehearsal Tonight.

A meeting of the Queen Esther
chorus and cast will be held at the
Auditorium this evening for the pur-
pose of rehearsdng the cantata which
will be given as an oratorio Sunday
evening. Several minor changes have
been made and 1t is especially desired
that a full attendance be present at the
rehearsal tonight.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

The funeral of George Hackney who
died Tuesday afternoon at the age of
50 years was held from the family
home, 902 Monroe street, this afternoon
at o'clock. The funeral services at
the cemetery were under the auspices
of Masonic lodge No. II.
N. H. Wolf will go to Chicago tonight
to attend the funeral of his cousin,
Mrs. Rena Meyer, whose death occur
red in Los Angeles, California, Tues
day.
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BAD BUSINESS.
Boys Disturb Patients at Hospital by
Fire Crackers.

Boys out in Potwin are said to be
disturbing a very sick woman at Stor-
mont hospital by shooting off fire
crackers from time to time Is there
no way to stop this? Is there no ordi-
nance covering it: if what's the
matter with the Potwin police?
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The program will include a three, Ave
and ten mile motorcycle race ana 4
mile; a mile and one-half bicycle race.
besides relay race between bicycle
riders, twenty or thirty times around
the race track. A meeting OF those
Interested will be held this evening
at TIC Kansas avenue when the details
for the meeting will be completed.
1t has no equal The Big Trofnp
cent cigar.
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KILLED HIMSELF AT 1O4,

Lexington. KY, June 26.-Henry
Miller. aged 1O4 years, grew tired Of
life at Harrodsburg, in Mercer coun-
ty, and committed suicide by taking
Paris green. He was one of the oldest
men in Kentucky.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-13
CHINESE FUNERAL.
 LARGELY ATTENDED

Jim Coon the aged Chinaman who was found dead in the rear of his laundry on State street in this city saturday morning, was buried yester- day in a negro graveyard. The fun eral was conducted hy Lung Wah of Ngenta, High Lee Of Maranna, Ah sam of Paragould and Quong Wah of Jhis city, with the usual impressive aud Interesting features attending a Chinese funeral. Several hundred res idents of this city attended the ob- sequics through curiosity. Candles
 Joy balloons and Chinese papers were used ay the funeral and the service created no little amusement. Owing to the large crowd which gathered at the undertaking parlors of the H. l,
 folderness Company, the street ear company was forced to provide an eX- tra cal for their trip to the cemetery
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-13
THE F F Rf3.Ds AN CLUB RECEIVES CREDEN THAI

The Jefferson County Bryan and Kern Club yesterday received is cer-
 tiicate from the National Demo cratic headquarters. showing that 1t is the official organization in this coun- ty. This leaves the Bryan and Kern Club No 1, which was organized by I. A. Frazier, Creed Caldwell, E. J. kerwin and others, out in the cold is far as the national headquarters are concerned, Treasurer Edgar Brewster of the duly authorized club, yesterday forwarded a check to Her. man Ridder of lle national Demo- e5a:!G committee, for SITS which was donated to the national campaign fund by the members of the Jefferson Coun- tx Bryan and Kern Club. With the check was sent a list of the various members who contributed to same.