The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-22
SNAP SHOTS ATHOMENEWs

are disappearing.
The Washington kindergarten in
Parkdale closed today.
Judge Guy is now doing business on
a rabbit foot a colored friend sent him.
The bicycle parade would have been
much prettier with electric street
lights.
The main trouble with the bicycle
flower parade was the absence Of the
flowers.
Topeka is having pretty good comic
opera with a plump chorus at popular
prices this week.
Policeman Parsen has received word
that his brother and wife were hurt in
the Seneca cyclone.
Mrs 3. r. Taylor viii entertain the
Y w. c. A. at her home at 100 Seward
avenue this evening.
Eugene Ware delivered an address
before the graduating class of the
Hutchinson high school last night.
The state house people are talking Of
when they viii harvest their crop in
the south side state house grounds
Martha E. Grove has begun suit
against c. c. Coulson in the district
court on a note Of $500 given March J.
1890
DR.. ClarenceS S. 1IcClintock now devotes
a portion of his time to the work Of in
stating lodges OF the Ancient Order
of Pyramids
The Boston Comic Opera company
sang Mascot last night at Crawford's
and VIII be there tonight and Satur-
day evening.
"a new woman has taken warning
from dream she had i'm which She
chewed tobacco to the establishment Of
her friends.
a. T,of
when Dan wyatt heard Bill West was
in the Indian territory he came back on
the first train.
The matinee races at the fair
grounds, which were prevented last
Saturday by rain, viii take place to-
morrow afternoon.
Too many Topeka cyclists who parade
are expecting all the others to have
their wheels decorated, and do not
decorate their own.
All of Burr Lakin's friends in town
are going out to Athletic park tomor-
row afternoon to see the t. A A. boys
do UP his pets from WamegO.
Burr Lakin ought to be a big draw
ing card at the ball game tomorrow
between the Wamegos and the T. A.
AS. Burr manages the WamegO team
al F7inney county youth. James a.
Dennis has been taken to the reform
school from the county Jail. Dennis
has been in the jail six weeks waiting
room at the school
Pick Smith is out of humOr today. al
man appeared in tights with the Boston
Opera company at the Crawford last
night beside whom Pick would look
like a sideshow fat man.
The only thing that keeps Sheriff
Kepley and his deputies from giving
themselves up for Bill Vests $50 re-
ward each, is that it is like life insur-
ance-have to die to beat it.
Atchison Globe: Jim Orr was in To
peza yesterday. did you see Geo T.
Anthony somebody asked him No"
Mr. Orr replied, "but he was proba bly,
there; it hailed nearly all day"
Since Bently and Banks were taken
from the county jail to the reformatory,
the colored prisoners at the county Jail
are drilling singers to take their places
in the quartette which they have.
Judge Hazen says he viii give the ar
rested jointists trials this term if they
wish them, and County Attorney SAT-
ford says he is ready at any time They
viii be tried in police court first
There are now two cases of scarlet
fever in this city. One is in the fam
lily of Mrs. Hughes at the corner of
Tenth and Polk streets. and one in the
+ family of D. i. Carson at 220 Jackson
+ street.
/ A West Twelfth street woman called
Z a policeman all the way out to her
+ house to remove a dead dog from her
+ porch The policeman removed it and
/ told her to send for the dead animal
man next time.
I Governor Morrill,, in speaking of the
/ Brown county cyclone the other day
+ said he could not see why il did not
3 Those ~ VIII he "a q
/ telling it laughed and the governor did
not see the point for moment. There
is a town named Morrill,.
A Pythian knight stood up against
the state house yesterday afternoon,
all covered over with badges and said.
SHAY, I'm one Of thosh ou've town
knightsh- Haven't gone home yet"
The book on Kansas which Secretary
Billy Edwards is working on for the
benefit of the Kansas immigration and
Information association, is now in the
hands of the printer and is being set
I up. It will be out about the middle of
June
The heavy rain of last night soaked
I through the roof of Crawford's Opera
/ House and drizzled on the singers of
the Boston Comic Opera company, and
once part of the plastering gave way
and let some water down on the audi
ence.
Judge J. F. Lee. the Manhattan man
who has given the police so much trou-
BILE in the past, signed the Murphy
pledge last night and made speech.
Lee once tried the Kelley cure and il
lasted less than a week. Lee was con
sidered a very smart man at Nanhat-
tan.
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