The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-20

some OF the clerks went home on account
of the cold No coal was the alleged
reason
Nike 8IcKenna has class at the
state house learning to whistle out OF
both corners Of the mouth at once his
most promising pupil IS Charles sessions
correspondent for the Kansas City Jour
The bankers of the state have not all
YET learned that it Is not necessary TO
place ten cent revenue stamp on oIneial
statements Bank Commissioner BreId-
enthal IS still IN receipt Of statements so
The Populist state central COMMITTEES is
trying to secure Senator Allen Of Nebras-
IA 10 make speech or two in kansas
re-eIectton, and he has his own fences to
Lieutenant E L Glasgow OF company
u. Twentieth Kansas, is the first kansas
oIhcer TO start for Manila He Iett san
FRANCISCO MONDAY, being detailed fer spe-
States infantry
one nan who had nothing better to ask
come OF the coal hole money and the Au-
ditoriuIrl The man that san answer the
made q captain
Captain watson who was tried by a
court composed Of officers Of the TWeu-
tteth Kansas reg meut at San Francisco as
nsl testified for him
Eliza J. Umpleby has brought suit in
the district court 70 dissolve the legal ties
Non She was us9rrizi in 1zg7 Ii So sagS
that she has been compelled to support
her husband during their married life.
The Missouri Valley Bridge company OF
r1Izs creek a. CvoFaT7y- c,r6sSira- Nr9rr.0I1fI,
on the FAN road IN Silver Lake township
Albert Roby is recovering from a re-
lapse Of Cuban fever This IS his third
attack and he has been seriously Ill He
is now sitting up however, and IL IS
Is at the home Of his father, Dr. H W
Whenever there is much applause in
Topeka AUDIENCE there is always some
body present who erails series Of noises
ing coyote and sioux WarWhoop- This
kInd Of applause ought to 90 out OF fash
The ladies' Of Unity church viii hold
dollar social at the church tomorrow
the ladies' OF the church has earned dol
lar in some manner, and TOMORROW night
wage earners-
Secretary .Coburn has a picture OF the
-,eg-S - - $50 y t-fs -e--ss-+ -s-l74r
framed and hung IN his Office III the de-
picture is inscribed. Good for that mort
gagged feeling
J. L. Brfstow was in Topeka last even
ing on his way from Miuuea polls to Wei
IingtOn. where he speaks tonight He VIII
60 back to Washington the last Of the
week before election to help close the cam
paign and to be here to vote
and butter dealer has appealed from the
decision Of the district court in his suit
against A Armstrong & kassebaum and has
entered the suit in the court Of appeals
The suit is over a consignment Of eggs
which was ordered by the commission
firm but afterWard refused
J r. Harrison. a postofdce inspector
who Travelled over kansas last winter. but
was stationed in washington during the
sum has returned 70 Kansas and IS
/ in Topeka He viii be placed IN ths west
permanently in 2 few weeks and viii
make his headquarters at SaIina, where
he resided before he went into the inspec-
ton department
H a Aosher Of the state treasurer Of
fee IS racfZng his brain over missfve
which he has Just received through the
mails It was apparently q letter and
was pOstmarked at Boston. but when It
was opened Mr.. MOsher found nothing but
ten sheets OF paper In a corner Of one
of the sheets were three Chinese chaEac-
Cers. Otherwise the paper was all blank
G C Clemens recently went to a town
IN southern Kansas where he was dated 10
make political speech --VNhsu I GOT
there" ne said IN telling Of it. 7 found
they had printed few dodgers about the
size of postage stamp and then piled
them up IN q coal office. expecting PEG
PIE to come there and get them That ID
all the advertising got"