The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-28

tract people to their Hamilton hall meet
Ing Saturday night.
Colonel J: W. F. Hughes has gone to
Columbia, Tenn, in response to a tele-
gram announcing the death of his father,
Judge A NJ Hughes.
Dick Coyle, chief clerk Of the board Of
tral part Of the stare sayi0 the colIGfrv
by the still hunt method.
W. p. Topping says that he can tell how
one STATE IS going IN an election as soon
ship in Cherokee county.
Mr. John E; Frost. who Will retire as
vember !, win move his office to the Stor-
mont building on Sixth street.
Twenty-Five books of different kinds
of the travelling library from the
Friends in Council lodge of Lawrence.
since charles L. Holman has returned
from Costa Rica he has frozen appear
ance even on the Warmest days, and he
IS wearing a beard in his efforts to keep
George EtzeI. the Russian politician, su-
perintended the natura1iza ton of several
residents of Little Russia at the office
OF the clerk Of the district court Wednes-
day night.
The GiIsonite company has It's steam
roliers at the state house once more, re-
trance and the walk leading 10 the south
east corner.
Devere Rafter has been appointed pri-
Rafter, chief surgeon of the Twentieth
Kansas regiment, which sailed for Manila
Evan Pugh of Greenwood county is Wis
iting with Assistant State Treasurer VII
Of Kansas but this Is his fh rst 9 ss{et to
the capital of the state.
A bald-headed man cheerfuIIy remarks
luxuriant locks, because he does not have
to worry when he goes to church for fear
his hair is not cOmbed.
a Topeka florist is IS ahead by the visit
81 tne hermann company to this city
Inc roses natterialized by Adelaide Herr
mann IN me last act of the performance
were purchased from him.
John Breidenthal carried on an extensive
correspondence with Edward Beliamv be-
fore Looking Backyard had been heard
author through his letters. "-'-- mo
There are two foot ball teams in Major
Shreve's neighborhood on Fillmore street.
They call themselves the Muidoons and
be manager of the Highayers
The State Historical society has $50 vol
but there is no money AVAILABLE for Df bin9..
ing purposes. Most of these periodfcaIs
are Kansas weekly newspapers.
Double-headers" should be run west
$50 o'clock every evening. The single
cars are so packed with humanity as to
De uncomfortable for every occupant
An old colored man who lives in Ten
n t,es 9nd who was a slave before
much better off then than now. They all
nag work. clothing, comfortable homes
The candy boys" at the Crawford the
ater should be made to wash their faces
anu S14lhS t1lelE SHOES at least once week
land not shout so loud and disagreeably.
One of them has an impudent Voice and
air that angers every patron.
p r. Symnes, Waterman at the Fourth
street crossing of the Santa Fe, has re-
turned after a vacation of 80 days spent
IN ONO. This was the first vacation
taken by Waterman Synnes since he has
Deen IN the employ of the Santa Fe.
The band which was recently organized
IN Martin < Dennis addition is already
threatened with disruption One of the
lAlefllp insists on playing rests in his
music when there are none and the rest
OF the band say that they won't stand it.
Since an article appeared in a Kansas
Clty paper saying that ". z. Topping of
me state auditors office would go TO
S1Hey would go into the grocery business !
Ihey are known around the state house 4
as the farmer and the grocer
Because of the change made in the price
OF admiSslon after the original ADVERTISE J
menJ, Manager Crawford wishes it par /
ueularly announced that children will he ]
admitted to any part of the theater a the /
nlaunee performance of The Cav Mat I
NEE Glrl tomorrow afternoon for Is cents. /
topeka people in writing to the bOvs in 4
the 1Wentleth regiment who have already 1
sdneQ TOT Manila should remember to ad- 4
OteSS Inelr letters giving their corresDOOd- I
ent company. followed by Twentieth !
regiment Kansas Infantry. q s V Mill {
tary Station No. 1. Phifipuine Islands ;,
Then the letter will go all right
A week ago Carrie Bfllmayer was grant |
ed a divorce from her husband Henry |
Billmayer. and now she has commenced 1
habeas corpus proceedings in the district /
court to secure possession Of her son
Harry Mrs Billmayer was given the !
custody of the child by Judge Hazen. but
she avs that her husbands relatives are
keeping the child away from her.