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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07

Den nssne @mbbeb. alle @pe.
0omme, Ser bar fin 0%prtnoelie
urent 8Io6 eller g6elagt Sor0gielie,
fan bItbe beIbre6et burttgt og %.
rigt beo 8rugen al 81. 8eters &11.
rifo. Denne @eoitin Tan lite er.
boIbes poo apotbefer, men fun
gjennem 2ofaI-Ngenter elIer oirefte
fra Sabrifonterne, 81. 8eter Gobr.
1,ep & Cons So, 1875 go,
!@opne Mpe., Gbiooao, SO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07

Branbt g bobbpfabrif.
Gbo66pfobrit poo &onneruo
peo Dranrr1ren CT totolt neobrRn6t.
0pfomit ifpl6es mtagelig
@niiter fra 8ipemaifinen; bisie bar
formooenlig uImet itoen Mftenen for
no, oa ser life bar peret 6olt So
brite,1 ON Matten. Den bar osinre-
ret / sen o%lmin6elige 8ran6faSie for
10000 &roner, bpilfet 8eleb oog
opgipes at bore lapt. 6abrifen bar
npopfprt efter en- 8ran0 ifior Cont
mer.
. r,fon norbp a a. I'll
Gronobien melbes fra Morpit 5. 10.
Decbr.: Gu ip6peltlig Orfan bar ra<
let ii6en ieaar % anrettet megen
Sfaoe. Saetefninger ct repet bort
% SpeiIglasu,oer tnuit. 8aa &ab-
men er @eSffaber bleit poa @ben %
Dpfferbaa6en er fantret, iaa bens
SsS,,pentor ct gaaet Thumbs. Glere
8oaoc CT fnn1t. -Malmoamperen
vNerrpio" al Stettin, 5000 Cons,
tom / Drift for 2 Mnfere. Sen ter-
ne6e meb 8ropelrammen moo cit
8pie % blep bengen6e. On l1lptte
blep berpeo forbinoret.
Static ogc6 @arbe II
/ Dramme,1 er afgaaet pes Dp6en / en-
Nlocr al 20 Mar. 9an bar / lin SID
0poageliescbet ienere @olitiinipet-
ter / &riitiania, blep / 1891 6ogeo /
Neore @omerite og 1898 Sfattefo=
geo i Drammen, % fine @mbeositil=
l;rasr rpeteoe ban me6 Samoittig<
tehsfulobeo % Dpgtigbeo. 8oltba-
Iar @orben par en- / bsi @rab muii<
falif Matur % fra lin ferite stuben=
tertio Ell iprig % be9eiitret Sanger,
i i'm Gi6 Meolem al Sobn .. 8eb=
rens Sobanniterfor. 2ige til Be flo
ite Mar oeltog ban | oe itore Son=
gerieroer iom cit al De iprigite, og
afbol6t par ban, bpor ban fom.
g. polo IN t q egnpei
bar ser peret paa Stapangerfanter
s. II. 9ecbr. @e6bpren uogioroe
bette Dsen 20 7/10 Mm., me6enz
SEN ltsrite tioli9ere notereoe &egn-
mengoe poa ct Dpgn ct Sc 1/10.
Yaa Sernbaneitotionen blep 6er
S%peripsmmelie, oe 8etieninger
maatte paoe / 8anb UNDER Mrbeioe1
meo Gognene. Haa S96eren bal
Ger / 2 @lpe peret ltor Sperlppm'
melie. Oeneelpen iteg 4 Mlen ODE,
oen panlige &an6itan6. Sen flei
ne6oper Marferne paa to itore @aar
Sc % oanneoe Ell Snoie. @noel a
Glpen oannebe Jig ct MT Seize. Sir
fen og Sfoleb1,fet bar omflpot a
Gano og ct fort Sis truet. 8ru
panoet en- balp Mil lengere Nori
iteg oglaa 4 Mle1 opcr sen ieonanli
&C 8anoitano. glpen baneoe Jig e
npt Seize unoer acknowledgement.
. Bergen 1910. 0eltagelien
2mosu6itillingen / Bergen til Som
meren tegner til at blipe meget itor
Mlereoe MI er armel6t 200 n6ittlle
re, booraf 60 fra &riitiania og a
fra Bergen. Mere enc @alboelen d
SEN oisponible @ulp= og 8egflaoe e
allereoe optaget, itignt Mnmel6elieS
friiten fprit u6lpber ONT to Maa1e
Ser. Ser bill blipe ne6iat en- Snf
fparteringStomite, iom bill faa / 81
orag at orone Sn0fbarteringsforboI
bene for tilrejlen6e og biltaa ser
mes &aao og Doab. Saugelun6
perunanente &omunifationsfomi
far anmel0t til fulfilling ct megt
ltort &elieffart al Set proiettere1
Sern6aneanleg 9bba-@augeluni
Ser CT inbfommet 20 &onfurronct
lt0falt ON lt6itiIlingens 9iplomer 0
Mecaljer 8eopmmeljesfomiteer
hris 6ormano er Direftpr Soba
Slgb tresocr iammen / 6isie Dag
for at -g;snnen1gaa u6faitene.
Martin 6 nut 3 en pi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07

0perpsm mel {. @aa
@rrno al Snelpsningen % itert
@egn inotraa0te Ooeripsmnrelie peo
6rcoritslta6 sen II. December. 8p<
ems Mforfer paa 9itiioen itoo unoer
&ano. 2igele0es par &ieloerne ! BET
peitlige 6reoritsita6s centra1e Sci
iplot al @m6, ibet Ell Beef traaote
oper iine 8reo6er og giennemitrbm-
meoe @irtesoaroen iom en- ripen6e
Glp. bporeiter SEN git pioere gien=
nem flere al @aoerne. .Sernbane=
LINEN por truet.
ubelfomitee bar til
Dulomegtige pe0 @obelitiftelien for
1910 og 1911 gienealgt ST.
Sobn 2uno, Miniiter &ogerup og
Mopafat &orbit5. 2u Suppleanter
for 6uIomegtige gienpalstes Nopo<
fat S. 81. @ro9 % @rofesior @iels<
,ibif. 1il &epiior pe6 Mobelitiftelien
for 1910 sienuulgtes s~tiftsamtmono
8lebr. 5il &omiteens 6ormano og
&iceformm6 for 1910 gjenbalgtes
Sol6ifriper< 2spla1o og ST. Sobn
2uno.
MiIitere 5tilpbere
D,,til 6ronfrige Mor9es Sfi-
3 forbuno me6oeler: gn Mf6eling
poa 2 a 3 0fficerer og iom Crop 4
q &orporaler eller Menige ifal repre-
%ientere ben norife Mrme pe6 oe fran-
life Sfiren6 Sen 20. Sanuar. Ser
frepes fremragen6e Dpgtigbeo / iaa-
bel Sop iom 2angreno, og at peo=
fommen0e itoar / De militere &ul=
Ter. Observation-Disclosures pil /
5ilteloe finoe Gteo peo @riltiQnio
ltrofs efter NDtaar.
Selegrao b in0eI n
meb 6 g 5. Store Mor6i=
ife SelegrafielifabS 4%oniesiion poo
5elegroffabelcn observation-disclosures
Juno n0lpber 1. sSanuar 1911. Mel=
lem norlfe Statsmpnoigbeoer og Sen
britiife Selegrafbeitprelie blep Der
y truffet Sperensfomit ON at Selegraf=
trafifen mellem 9eorge .og @torbri>
tanien fra Sen Sis ifal opertoges for
Be to 9anoes felles &egning, og
oenne Sperensfomit blep beotaget al
stortinget. Soru6letningen ct, al
Safsten for 5%elegrammer ifal ne6=
luttes fra 90 til Is Gre paa norif
SIDE og ira 3 til 2 Tence poa engelif
SIDE. Selegrafoirefter &eftDe bor
MI peret / 2on6on for at or6ne De
D forifjellige 9etalier iom itoo igien
fer 0perensfomiten fan betrogtes
o JONI en0elig Uniformed.
Norae paa Il 5 tiIIin.
gen 8uenos Mires. Sen
argentine &egiertng bor inobuot
0 alle. 2an6es &egieringer til at 6eI=
tage / @er6ensuoitillngen / @uenos
Aires / 1910 / slnleoning af @epl,=
blifens 100=aarige 8eitoaen. Otter
Q De inofome @nmeloelier at ogmme
= oil 3eltagelien blipe enorm, og alt
tpoer paa, at sem bill bIipe en- flor
= Srtles. Sfficielt bill Morge life Dell
toge, men NrgentinaS &oniul / Sri
= %itiania, &r. %. 0q1borgb, bor ar
bejoet energiif for pripat DeItogelie,
og Ser bill III be0 Mftieielfabet Morif
lpoamerifanif .San0elsfompagnis @e=
p%rgientant, ST. S. S. Manrer, bIibe
opiat ct norif Grebus fra gtrgmmen
Srebaref abrif, / bpiIfet obennepnte
&ompagni bill u6itiIle fine norife
galgsprooufter. Sgiao Ben norife
afoeling af Sirmoet &eoro @torm
& Sic, bbis Meprpientont Rriitio-
MIA er ST. gilert Sunot, bill 6eltoge
! noftillingen ! egen 8abiIlon.
!.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07

Mortin arrt8eng Runitnerba,re bleb
i en- altfor tiolig Moer br,,bt al Spe.
Dom, 10Th / De ienere Mar binoreoe
BAN i at optreoe %offenlig. Men
bans Mabn bill repnes blanbt De ITO
re / norif &%onefuuit.
nj tibsfprer g..
5tepbeu en- er at M~rbejosoc-.
partementet aniat iom 9%apnefogeo !
&riitiania o~pernsitemmenoe meb
&apneitprets % &opneoireftsrens
Snoitilling. ST. @tepbenien er feot
/ stapaneer 1867, Sismanb fra lit
IA. Mar % 0ampifibsfsrer iioen
1886. S nogle Mar 1rep ban 6or-
refining / &riltiania, men fra 1897
bar ban pnret 6srer al 9ampifibe /
Suite paa England. 0en npe Sab
refogeb jfilores JON Ell grei beltem
@ano meo %betpoelig Aeminiltra-
tionsebne.
Ne0re Gem brGnO t..
Meoens Yroprieter Senien, Meore
Gem peb &orten, Statsrao0 gricb=
iens ti6ligere @ien0om, 8orre, peo
2=2i6n forleoen Scat laa og lGite,
merfebe ban, at6et brenote / 61sien.
sSl6en bar opitaaet paa 2oftet ODER
Drengeitueu. ga 8rauoen blep ops
6aget, bopoe oen facet en- Zig Magt,
at Srembuiene life ito6 til at reooe.
&e6ningsman0fabet, b%poriblanot so
Man6 fra &anierifibet ~@orge",
moatte oerfor f%oncentrere lit Mrbei<
De paa at re66e melt muli9t al Snos
boet. @uiene bar asiureret / 2on<
bets olmin0elige 8%ranofasie for 49,
$40 &roner. 5faoen al 2esgre fan
enbnu life opgipes. Sloens Op<
fomlt CT llopflaret.
Sou III Jrantlin 5 . D.
Sen lanostienote 6orretningsmano,
&onluI Sames 6rmflin / Bors-
9ru,,o, er p%luoielig 500 al &iarte-
lammelie, SO Mar gammel. San
par fp6t / @l1ll og Tom til Morge |
20 Mars Ml6eren. S 1885 grlno-
1og6e ban sen ltore 8eorift Grant-
lin, 8afer & &c., iom 81. a. u6mGrs
te6e Jig seo Mrleg al Sen ferite &re=
oioteringsanltalt / 5fanoinapien oa
in6leoeoe SEN ier1ere itore @tsport al
t%reoiotereoe 3elegrofltolper til eng
lan6. @an par Ell ie%lpitenoig, grei
retliniet Mano - Ell 9ppe paa Ell
engelit Gentleman. San bar @eo:
lem al Ell &efte Selifaber % leoen.
De @rait i foritiellige Toretagenoe'
runot omtring / 9iitrittet. &ar
Dor besuoen / flere Mar Meolem a
8pitpre %, 6ormanOtab % iaoe
bopoe ogiaa forifjellige andre fomu
male 9illi6sbperp. S &erio6en 1895
1900 bar ban 5tortingslupplean
for 8orsgruno.
uno erponD b d d 8 e /
Sc 0 b b c II" anfom til @orten on
Mftenen 5. 10. 0ecentber. &onier
itibet rNorge" pcn0te tine &roiettp
rer moo Sen, % / Set bpi0e elettriif
2ps 9leo 0en leoiaget al ~Sarm
frem til i'm 8pie, mems Mianoifabe
paa Morge" Dillte oeu pelfomme1
/ me6 rungenoe @urracr. u&obben
bar peret 36 elmer m0erpeis fr
&orspr. nj @enipu til Sc forifielli
&c patentereoe S11oretninger, bill Sc
lite blipe .gipet frenm1eoe slogan
: til at gaa ombor0.
Sci bapbe peret cit anltrengenb
9eiie, uotalte &aptejnen. Set c
nemlig nGlten mere mitrengel16e q
gao meD cit lln0erpan0Sbaa0 ODE
@an1et ems un0'er Sper Sat-
set gaar Sen me0 Yetroleumsnptol
. iom gier $50 Slag / Miullttet, 81
oil me0 6 @plinore iige $500 @fS
pIoiioner / Minuttet. 0isle lp0er
. set inoeluffe0e &nm JONI rene 81
I p9rlalber. timber @an0et BRUCE
oerimob Ell eleftriif 0ripfraft. Sc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07

6 tpoIoo IN t l1peir TO-
jeoe oper 6leffefior0 5. II. 9ecbr.
On Suffer onrfom un6er Gretning al
@arn poo 6ior6en. 6lommen bort
rep Sie6saa Sreporefabrifs 8eitp'
rerboliq, ct Materiallager, iamt
en- Mplle. 8pgoepeiene er paa fles
re Steber %soelagte. Somtlige 6abri=
fer bar List itgrre eller minore Sto<
Sc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07

% l. 6 t sen p6.
Sianilten Mortin &n11t5en er afgaaet
peb Dp6en paa lin @ienoom beo 2ps=
ofer, 46 Mar gammel. Martin Smut
sen por fpot Drammen "a. Mai
1868 og bprte til en- meget muiifoIif
SomiIie: bans 8eoitefa6er bar iaa-
le0es en- uopreget @hlltfnatur. Set
bar imi6lertio f6rit beitemt, at Mar>
til lf,,l6e gaa til &an6eIen, og Fun
UNDER Sc itprite @anifeligbe6er fun
Sc ban begpnoe at fortiette. lin ,mu-
%litolife nooannelie. S 14-15 Mars
Mloeren blep ban SIR. @appelenS
Glep og par ienere / to @intre @lep
al 5ru Mgatbe @rdnoabL, iom tog
Jig barmt al bam og beo jim funit-
neriife Meteorological blep al itgrlte
8etponing for bans l16pifling. Smut
gen reiite / 1885 til Berlin % ipille-
oe Der UNDER &rofesior 8artb. SON
ilutte6e mes at n6fere 8eetbobens
gsDur &oncert iamme1 meo BIO
linfonget Soacbim, en- Stun6 ban
regneoe til fine ifidnneite nngooms=
mi1toer. Sra Berlin brog Fan til
@ien for at afilntte fine Stu6ier
Dos ben berbmte 9eicbetit5fp, og blep
Der i ct &or Mar. Sin fgrfte @or-
cert &riitiania gap ban / 1889 og.
panbt en- gIimrenbe Ser, iom me6
ct SIag broete bnm M%nerfjenoelie
ION en- Of bore Dpperfte Mufifere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07
ncrOc. >
Observation-Disclosures

elias Gsnneen 3 IL
81 a r. elias Spnneien, Ben meget
.outalte @tortpp, CT al 2o9rettm !
Sfiem fienot itplog / ale Siltaleas
Sumter % iosm,t 3h @ars Grnsiee:
San peotua 0ommen.
@tor 6 ienoom 3 ) a II :
e I. $auser nor6re, Sp9oo %
8affen paa 2prenifogen er at @oaro-
bruger Sobon Senien @au9ers
Dpbsbo operoroeet til Sens Sobon-
ieu for $1,000 &r. og 6soeraoo.
&operbifs 9ermet1t 8
fobrifi 5taponger CT iolgt til ct
enaeljf Selltob for 100000 8roner
plus 10000 &roner for S1pentar
mes mere. Otter bpa6 Romisltone<
rer,,c oplpier, CT Set enselife Selltab
fopitallterft. Set agter at oripe 81
fife peo egae Sratplere, iom ltol fsre
6iifen til @operpit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-27
MIXED UP AFFAIR.
Minnesota Land Tangle Reaches o. s.
Supreme Court.

Washington, April 27.-A bitter con-
troversy over the attitude of the In
terror department toward the land
grants to the Northern Pacific Rail-
road company reached a climax today,
when the matter was laid before the
supreme court of the United States for
decision.
Individual land claimants in Mime
sofa contend that the department has
shown unjustified favors to the North
ern Pacific Railway company as sue
cessor to the Northern Pacific Railroad
company. Frank B. Kellogg, recently
before the public as the leading gov
ernmental ''trust buster" appeared for
Frederick Weyerhaeuser and John A.
Humbird in defense of the department.
The Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany claims title to one parcel of land
and Frederick Weyerhaeuser and John
A. Humbird to two others by reason
of the privilege given to the Northern
land within a 4O-mile limit of it's road
through Minnesota In opposition,
Fred Wass claims one parcel under
the homestead law and H. H. Hoyt
and Charles D. Campbell claims the
others, under the timber and stone act.
The controversy grows out of the
question as to whether the railroad
terminated at Duluth, Mimi, or Ash
land Wis. The railroad had filed on
these tracts east of Duluth before the
question of terminus came UP. When
the department ruled that the termi-
nus was at Duluth. the government
cancelled the selection of the railroad
to these parcels. The individual
claimants then filed upon them.
The Hoyt and Wass applications
were accepted but the Camubell ap-
plication was rejected.
Finally, when the supreme court de-
cided that the terminus was at Ash
land. the department approved of the
selections of the railroad Suits were
brought in the federal courts by Hoyt
and Campbell. A decision was given
in favor of Hoyt but against Camp
bell. In the state courts decision
was given in favor of Wass on the
strength of the Hoyt case. All these
cases have been brought to the su-
preme court for review.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-27
BANK GUARANTY CASE.
Will Be Argued in United States Court
at St. Paul on May 2.

The Kansas bank guaranty case will
be heard for the third time at st. Paul,
Mimi, in the United States court of ap-
peals May 2. Attorney General Jack
son, and legislative champions of the
guaranty law, Alex. Mitchell of Law
renee and G. H. Ruckman of Winfield,
are appealing from the decision of
Judge Pollock handed down December
"a last. This case was brought by the
national banks to restrain the bank
commissioner, J. N. Dolley, from allow
ing the provisions of the law.
But previous to the filing of that
case, the attorney general had brought
a test case before the Kansas supreme
court to determine the constitutionality
of the law. The supreme court has not
reached a decision. The United States
court of appeals will, therefore, indi
rectly uphold or reverse the state court
without that knowledge in its consider
alton of the appeal. The brief for the
appeal covers $50 pages.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-27
INCUBATOR BABY CASE.
Officers Serving Papers for the Kid
naping Trial.

officers are busy today serving papers
in the famous incubator BABY kidnapping
cases which are set for May at Hol-
ton. Half a hundred witnesses will
likely be examined in the two cases
which consist of the case against Mrs.
Barclay and Gentry and the case
against Tillotson.
The case was taken to Jackson coun-
tv on a change of venue because it was
charged that newspaper articles had
prejudiced the minds of persons in this
c;ty who were likely to be chosen as
jurors.
The incubator baby was taken from
the home of the alleged real mother in
this city last August after Clarence
Bellknap had been knocked down and a
woman badly frightened. The child was
taken in autos and buggies into KAN
sas City where the kidnapping party was
captured and later brought to Topeka.
Following is the list Of persons who
will be called as witnesses:
A ]. Carruth, o. S. Perkins, S. j.
Henry E. A. Hallock, DR.. H. H. Keith,
Ike Kiagn an, E. T. Barrett William
Barrett, Stella Barclay, F. H. Tillotson,
D. T. Gregg, Lottie Bleakley, Mrs. Ora
Thompson. Clarence Bellknap, ]. D.
Norton, Ben Judkins, NJ. L. Stalker,
Mrs Frank Burghart, F. S. Farney,
Oscar Swayze, Joe Ross, William Hut
ton w. w. Wiley, Emil Barber, Rob-
ert Lowe, w. c. Mclean, A. T. Lucas,
w. r. Thompson, M. A. Scott, Terry
Stafford, John Starns, Mrs. E. A. Hal
lock, E. Anderson, w. H. Mackey, c. M
NJ S. Atchison, Henry G.. Asher, w
E. Fitzgerald, Charles Armstrong, John
Green, NJ A. Scott, F. H. TfllotSon and
J. NJ. Gentry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-27
KETCHEL and LANGFORD
Great Interest in Their Battle at Phila-
delphia Tonight.

Philadelphia, April 27.-One of the
largest crowds that ever wedged its
way into the National Athletic club in
this city is expected tonight to witness
the six round fight between Sam Lang
ford the Boston negro and Stanley
Ketchel of Grand Rapids. Mich So
great is the interest that only a few of
the least desirable seats. the manage
ment announces. are available for the
late corners.
While the interest in the bout is
intense there was practically no bet
ting todav on tha outcome.
Added interest is lent to the fight be-
cause it is expected the winner of to-
nights contest will probably. be look
ed upon as the logical man to meet the
fighter who will win the worlds
championship at Emoryville, Cal. on
July 4.
Ketchel and Langford are schedul-
ed to enter the ring at about 1915
o'clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-27
LETTER FROM TWAIN.
One of the Last He Wrote Has just
Reached Its Destination.

New York, April 27.-One of the last
letters that Mark Twain wrote from
his retreat in sunny Bermuda, was ad-
dressed to a little girl in this city,
Sarah -Kishor. The letter. missent
and delayed in the mails, has just
reached its destination.
Sarah, who is a 13-year-old pupil in
the Wadleigh high school, read the
'Prince and the Pauper'' a few months
ago, and was so much interested that
she wrote a sequel, bringing the story
up to date and introducing King Ed
ward as character. She sent a copy
of her work to Mark Twain. Here is
his reply:
''You write that this little story came
to you in q dream. 1 think it is re-
markab1e dream for girl of 13 TO have
dreamed, because it moved by regular
grade and sequence from the begin
ming to the end, which is not the habit
of dreams. 1t is a good piece of work.
"I think may say with your sister
that I like myself best when am sert-
Gus.
(Signed) MARK TWAIN"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-27
WAS 1O4 YEARS OLD.
Patrick Simpson. CoIored. Died Yes
terday Near Lawrence.

Lawrence, Kan, April 27.-It is not
often that a man has the distinction of
dying the Oldest person in a county or
state, but that Is just what Patrick
Simpson had when he passed peace
fully away at his farm eight miles
southwest of the city. of advanced old
age. He had just passed the 104th
round Of lifes ladder. and when his
time came there was no pain. Patrick
of So and towards the closing of the
Civil war Patrick moved to Missouri.
taking his family. But he only stayed
in that state a short while and came
to Kansas within g few months. He
settled in Douglas county southwest of
Lawrence His wife died many years
ago. Thirteen children were born to
the couple.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-27

preston to the orwegian spirit He
was looked upon as one of the most
stimulating influences for the revival
of Scandinavian literature
Mourning Is Universal.
Christiania, Norway, April 27.-
Evidences of mourning for Bjornst-
jerne Bjornsen, the Norwegian poet
and novelist who died in Paris last
night. are universal. King Haakon
and Queen Maud have telegraphed
their condolences to the widow.
The Storthing met today and de-
cided on a state funeral and imme-
diately adjourned as an evidence of
the public grief. All of the theaters
were closed. The funeral arrange
ments have not been sufficiently ad-
vanced to show what effect, if any,
they will have on the program pre-
pared for the entertainment of Mr.
Roosevelt
Warships to Bear the Body.
Copenhagen, April 27.-A Norwe-
gian warship has been ordered in
readiness to transport the body of
Btornstjerne Bjornson to Christiania.
The body will be brought here on
Saturday and be borne in process
sion through the principal streets to
the harbOr.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-27
MURDOCH HASN'T HEARD
No Invitation Yet to Meet Colonel
Roosevelt.

Washington. April 27.-A washington
newspaper printed a statement pur-
porting to come from Paris to the eff
feet that Vic Murdoch has been invited
by Mr.. Roosevelt to attend a confer
ence to be held at Roosevelt's home in
New York soon after the ex-president' S
return to the state.
Mr.. Murdock said last night that he
had received no such invitation. He
has friends with the Roosevelt party
and it would not be surprising if there
was such an invitation on its way,
though Murdoch denies that he has
any intimation that such is the case.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-27
Washington Man President OF
Associated Press.
r. NJ. Johnston, of Houston, Is
First Vice | resident.
TOPEKA MAN.HONORED
Frank p. Mac Lehman, OF Topeka,
Second Vice President.
Melville L. Stone Is Elected Sec
retary Today.

New York, April 27.-At meet
ing of the board of directors of the
Associated Press today the board
elected Frank B. Noyes, of the Wash
ington, D. c. Evening Star as presi-
dent; r. NJ. Johnston of the Hous-
ton, Tex, Post, as first vice president,
and Frank P. MacLennan of the To-
peka, Kan, State Journal, as second
vice president. The board also elect
ed Melville E. Stone as secretary;
Charles S. Diehl, as assistant secre-
tary. and ]. r. Youatt, as treasurer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-27
PICTURES OF THE COMET
A Fine Series Has Been Made at Low
ell Observatory.

Flagstaff, Ariz. April 27-Important
observations of Halley's comet have
been made recently at the Lowell OBJ
servatory. The finest series of photo
graphs were obtained on the morning
of April 1S, when the tail measured
about nine degrees or approximately
% 00O, 900 miles. The tail has generally
divided into two diverging branches
and the distance from the nucleus of
the point of divergence has varied
from day to day.
On the larger scale photographs there
have been a marked variation in the
position and number of the finer
streamers leaving the head.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-27

lection of the defendants counsel.
Two capsules, filled by Mr.. Breck-
lein, were exhibited. The druggist said
he had taken one three grain capsule
and put into it five grains of cyanide
and one grain of strychnine. Atten-
ton was called by the state to the
similarity in appearance between d.
gestive capsules and the cyanide cap
sules.
"You could compound a thousand
capsules that would look almost alike,
couldn't you9" asked Mr.. Walsh.
st could" replied the witness.
That was the extent of the cross
examination