The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-14

why SnOulQ we OGpenu lOF C6LSuS
On such b!okes
Who bur give us thirty thousand
When we've Col sam to rouse and
Make it over forty thousand?
Them's no Jokes.
Mark O'Donnell of the Swift s. Holli-
day company is in Chicago.
Jackson'ss band will give another con-
cert at Hamilton hall tonight
P. G. Noel is now able to be on the
street and appears as we'll as ever.
A Topeka man put up two stoves to-
day and did not swear once. He is deaf
and dumb.
"If can get reasonable evidence Pm
going to make all jointists sizzle" says
the city attorney.
Large quantities of broken stone will
be used in the construction of the new
bridge across the Kansas river.
Otis Hungate's boom for probate judge
has grown 10 such dimensions that he has
felt Justified in buying new hat.
The postoff1ce made the largest re-
mittance for October that has been made
during the present administration.
The West Side Gun club has no ambi
ton to win back the cup for the state
club championship for inanimate tar
gets.
F. A. Moore, of Holton, has been elect
ed TO succeed S. ]. Bear as one of the
directors of the Harrison telephone COM
pany.
Atchison gets Katheryn Kidder in
MADAME Sans Gene" This is one OF
the latest dramatic successes, but can We
get it?
Frank Radford, a colored man was
thrown from cart near Eighth and KAN
sas avenues last evening and badly
bruised.
Mrs. Minnie Spencer Hopkins. who
formerly lived in Topeka, died October
80 at Los Angeles, Cal, of quick con
sumption.
Marriage license No. 445 for the year
was Yesterday issued to Michael Ross
aged 90, and Edna May Brook aged n,
both of Topeka.
Steve O'Donnell, who was knocked ou1
/ by Maher on Long Island Monday night
was in Topeka last winter as Corbett' {
| sparring partner.
The new telephone line between To
peka and Holton has been opened and
will be free this week to Harrison tele-
phone subscribers.
Commauder-in- Chief Walker of the
National G. A. r. has appointed Fletcher
Meredith of Hutchinson aid de- camp OIL
his staff for Kansas.
Justice of the Peace Guy officiated a
a wedding last night at 1011 Jefferson
street Michael Ross and Edna MAJ
Brook were married.
Another lot of arrow heads and Indiar
pottery has been received at the rooms
of the state historical society. This 10
is from an A;chison man.
The police have received letter from
C. j. Bennett of Raytown, No, inquirin!
for Dir. and Mrs Cyrus Townsend. Mrs
Townsend is Benefits sister.
The city street force is to be reduced
one half. This should have been don
earlier in the season when tho men coult
have more easily found other work.
Seven cut glass bottles said to be tn
largest in the world are displayed in
Kansas avenue window. They were ex
hibited at tho Worlds fair and are WORT
$4,000
James Wall, who has horse stables a
Fourth and Leland streets, is in St. Loui
with a car load of horses MIR. Wal
nearly always ships to the ST. Loui
market.
"BIind jesse" Brooks, the old colore
man who sells papers at the Rock Islam
depot. has been sent to Denver to hav
Father Schlatter try his healing power
on his eyes.
Jessie Wright Whitcomb of Topek
has just received 500 as the prize fo
the seventh best story sent to the Youth
Companion. The title of her story VIZ
elizabeth"
Assistant State Treasurer Geo. D
Seward has returned from Bloomington
Ills, where he went to see his sister VIII
is i'll with consumption and is not e.
pected to i've.
William Van Ness has just complete
the manuscript for a song Il Love 70
, So,' words by Mrs c. g. Baker, secrt
tary of the Orphans home. 1t is excel
I tionally pretty.
The ladies of the Orphans home ga
that Kate Thompson. who was recent
arrested for taking clothing from Chri
: hospital, is not connected in any wa
with the home.
Anephew of County Treasurer F. /
3 Stahl. William F. Stahl, of Auburn. WI
: yesterday licensed to marry Miss Kat
o. Humbert, of Topeka He is 81 an
!, she 10 years of age.
y VIM. ]. Lingenfelter, who has been a
!. pointed a member of the Hutchinson II
formatory board to succeed NJ. B. n icl
Olson, was formerly Democrat and W
10 the state senate in 1888.