The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-09
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He gazed at the Kennel club card in
his hand
He had visited all sorts Of pow vows
s'Ive been everywhere else" he said.
and he sighed;
Nov TN 60 to the 'demnition bow
vows"
Peach trees are in bloom.
The Commercial club did not meet
last night.
This is the time Of year it is safe
to be chained to an umbrella.
The committee of fifteen meets to-
night at the council chamber.
Governor Morrill, is vice president Of
the National Waits association.
Lee Jones was an added feature to
the Elks' parade yesterday
Old settlers say that q heavy freeze
may be expected in a week or two.
S. IT. Grinths denies it. He says he
does not live in AuburndaIe but in Pot
win.
The metal furniture is being put In
place in the new rooms at the state
house
John Hjetland. formerly a student
at Washburn college is now preaching
in Minnesota.
Most of the high class dogs owned
in Topeka are the St Bernard and
Great Dane breeds.
The new Potwin council elected Mon
day viii qualify and take the oath of
Office Saturday.
County Surveyor b. a. Bailey and
his bride have gone to Housekeeping
at 4l3 Clay street
The session Of the Unity club tonight
is public one and Will be devoted to
German literature.
One Of the large windows in the state
house dome is missing. Ut was blown
out by the heavy wind last week
The jury commissioners have select
ed the names from which the jurors
for the ensuing year viii be selected
Ed Smith, the baritone who pleased
every one at the Elks show sings in a
church choir at Kansas City every Sun
day.
Louis c. Duncan. one of the medical
college students charged with receiv-
ms stolen bdies viii ask change OF
venue
Captain John Price of Atchison o.
cupied a box last night at the Elks
Circus and seemed to enjoy the show
Immensely
Lots of work is being saved this
term in the district court by criminals
with sure cases against them plead
ing guilty.
A Kansas avenue firm of lawyer Sc
cures so many divorces that it is con
sIdering the scheme Of advertising a
divorce bureau"
Nervous people who visit the dog
show are somewhat startled to find
no wire netting in front Of the ca
mines. But they won't bite.
Red. the Switchman's" celebrated
black hen has laid her fourth egg this
year. This one is the shape of a cheese
box, only smaller
The cases Of Mcdonald and Bowden,
the Howard burglars, have been con
tinued to April is because the state did
not have its witnesses
Captain Joe Waters is in the seventh
heaven of delight when cross-examin-
ing the witnesses for the railroads in
the cattlemen's hearing.
Frank Jarreu's Characterization Of
the circus ringmaster at the Elks
Circus last night was an Improvement
upon that of the previous night.
The eastern trip of Galveston bust
ness men has been abandoned The
Topeka Commercial club was arrang-
ing to entertain the delegation.
The number of people who went to
Hamilton hall lat night to hear the
Tennessee Jubilee singers was so small
that the admission money was refund
A real genuine tramp, one Of the old
fashioned kind. with a stick over his
shoulder and a bundle of clothes at
tached to it, was seen on Kansas ave
nue. today.
Don't fool with this dog; he is
strange" is a sign tackled up behind
a big st. Bernard at the bench show
which causes people to so back and
start over again.
According to Copt. Jos Waters the
funniest joke in the Elks show was
sprung when Julius Welding asked
Mr.. Dana about the Eight that failed
and answered his own question by say
ing it was the 'Israelite."
q. W. Robinson Of Eldorado. Butler
county, one Of the cattlemen now in the
city, is known all over Kansas as the
wheat king" He has one of the larg-
est ranches and farms in the state.
De Forest Jetmore's make up as DR..
Brownheld at the Elks Circus was 50
very natural that a woman in the au-
dience who had been suffering with
toothache continuously for forty years
got UP and walked.
Judge IT. L. Davis Of Eureka, one of
the attorneys for the cattlemen in the
hearing before Sle railway commits
sloners, is a candidate for the Repub-
Hcan nomination for district judge in
his district this year.
These frequent rains of late show a
crying need for better crossings on al
most every street. In some parts of
town the crossing is lower that the
street itself, and the consequence is
every place you want to cross there Is q
pool of water and six inches of mud.
There was not a very large at
tendance at the Philosophical society
last night. On this account the paper
on aluminium" which was to have
been read by J. C. Cooper. was post
pOned until the next meeting T. f.
Riley addressed the society on Ocean
lie Currents" and this was about all
there was to the meeting.
a. Lovely Head Of Hair
rs somthing every woman should be