The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-30

Pany, goes to Emporta today to attend to
the decorating OF the windows of the new
store which the Palace will open there on
Miss May Wilson who has been i'll for
the past three months with appendicitis,
will return to her position in the auditor
of freight receipts office of the Santa
Fe Monday.
George Morgan and Victor Washington,
who claim to be the champion coon
hunters of Topeka, went out to the Wa
karusa last night and brought back three
big "coOns."
AIarshalTs band has signed contract
to go to Emporia during the street fair
smaller bands there from different parts
of the state.
tation, will remove his family from Usage
! CITY TO Topeka One of his daughters will
attend Washburn college. Another viii at
tend the high school
The police think that junk dealers who
puy old metal from boys and who must
know. that the boys secure it by under
hand methods, are as much to blame as
the boys who steal it.
Returned members of the Twentieth
Kansas say that every state but Kansas
mad committee to meet the hospital
ships at San Francisco and look out for
the wounded and sick.
One of the returned soldiers from the
on one of their marches and on a pole
stuck beside the horse was the sign, Gov
eminent canned beef; help yourself
Some people have the habit Of pastur-
Ing their cows in the same place almost
every day, regardless Of whether there is
any grass there for them to eat and
then expect to get a gallon or two of milk.
A young man who was supposed to be
hour. of his time while in the window in
Tea ad1 ga a pink eolored letter It is sup
letter which demanded immediate atten-
ton.
Nine Dardis, one of the woman mem
bers of Mahara's minstrels. who sang
cassie songs, accidentally met her hus-
band, Prof. Dardis from whom she
separated several years ago in Atchison
saturday The couple made up and she
will live in Atchison.
It is said that railroad wrecks. like sui
ciqeS, go in groups of three. The Rock
week, and all of them were Of the dfsi'y-e
er5-" There was the one down near Kan
SIS CITY, the one Tuesday morning at
Clay Center, and a third up at Eldon
Iowa, Tuesday noon.
The following has been left at the Of
nee OF the State Journal: Willie Brad
ford, the talented young actor is going to
take up the stage again this winter The
KIND OF stage is not stated. 1t is to be
hoped that Willie viii not find the stage
Will not drop It on anyone's toes.
S. z. Yoeman has one of the half Den
MES of 1904 which have been bobblng llp
= oelltseLl also Lsis a GoI4ectlon OF coins that
IS quite valuable There are $50 pieces in
dollar for Which the Numfsmatic Il hank Rst ~
Boston offered Mr. Yoeman $3.50.
Inc restraining order in the Injunction
burg & Gulf to keep other roads from
RoS COIAAiAS It. was Die0 IN the federal
granted the order at St Louis IN Mon
DAY. The order applies to the Santa Fe
the NJ, K & T., and the Northwestern.
q. z. Brown, stenographer in the United
states marShal'S office. has Just returned
from a trip to Morris county and he
brought back with him a half dozen ears
u u corn t t4dt hlIed one side of his grip.
he says the corn was just picked at ran
dom along the road The ears are II and
Y inches long and some of them are q
inches in circumference. Mr.. Brown SAYS
ne mad an ear ~ inches long, but it
WouIdnt go In his grip conveniently SO
he did not bring it with him.
The American Bonding Trust company
| of Baltimore has appealed the suit brought
against it by william Scott as agent Tor
the stockholders of the First Rational
bank of Larned. Scott paid the company
1 Sl5 to go on his bond for $4,000. Then the
4 company backed out and Scott was kent
/ out Of the agency for some time during
/ which considerable business was trans-
acted from which he would have received
/ large fees. He sued the company for
/ damages and secured a judgment for $500
| and the company now takes it to the
court OF appeals