The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-16

quite a turbulent appearance. It is COW
cred with foam
The Garfield park monkeys have had
quarters in the city railway car sheds
Commencement exercises of the Kansas
Medical college. will be held at Library
hall Friday evening.
G. w. w. Yates is remodeling his house at
the corner of Fifth and Lincoln streets.
He will occupy it April 1.
sionary at Manila, formerly taught school
at Shorey and at Wakarusa.
Ex-State Superintendent Stryker will
conduct the Usage County normal this
year. 1t will be held in June.
Governor Stanley has been asked to .ad-
to be held at Hutchinson in May
The amateur hypnotists again, be
whom they persuade to submit
The Knights of Maccabees will open
their state meeting with entertainment
at the Grand Opera House tonight.
1t is the highest ambition of many a
boy, to sit on the rear end of the hook and
The Atchison Hyde Park cases are be-
Ing gVov today II the Of appeals
To macadamize with gravel top, the
grading, oak curbing, one foot in thick
ness. all complete would cost about $35 per
While the interest in Kipling is at its
height, book agents have struck Topeka
ton @--'0---S
!, Frank Onion, an employe of the Santa
of his fingers cut off yesterday in bolt
machine.
now of Cleveland. O.. has composed a two
and has dedicated it to Buffalo Bill.
Prof. l.. J. Hancock, principal of one of
the kan si City, Mo, PUBLIC SCHOOLS. was
way to Manhattan to visit his brother.
John johnson, a Topeka coIored man,
was arrested for atttempting to steal a
town.
the Scotch and the Irish on the question.
Resolved, That St Patrick Was a
frmative.
Coroner Westerfield says that he has not
the court house which has been appropri-
ated by the county commissioners for the
new city court.
Kansas Funeral Directors, association:
the association, e to be held in kansas City.
Kan, will continue two days-April IL and
Police Matron Thorpe has established a
small savings bank at her rooms in the
posit small SUMS se Of money R9o from time to
time Many Of the women save their
| Mrs. T. D. Wallace, wife of T. D. WAL
| lace, formerly of the Santa F'e paint shop
pany shop at San MarciaI. II. M, is seri-
left Monday for san Marciai. . - ''-'~'' -
| Malcolm Williams. the young actor who
| was well known here in the days when
the ddP Of fhe mane
g9irls in St. Louis He is a member Of
| the Imperial Stock company of that city.
Here is another idea for abolishing the
| joints. The town of Highland claims that
| it hasn't a joint, but gives as a reason the
| fact that all the residents have well-stock-
| ed wine cellars of their own. Highland
| is in the wine producing region of Kan
sas
| In a letter to ]. w. Gibbons of this city,
dated February g. Frank Pribble, former
/ a a Oi
| now a corporal in the Twentieth Kansas
Fsgiment states that First st dtsutenant
| pox.
! John Macdonald is experimenting with
| raising Scotch heather in Kansas. He did
in this climate until he saw, some in the
botanicaI ,g gardens at Washington last
| seed and will try it in Topeka.
| Probate Judge Dolman has divided the
reward offered for the arrest of the muir
| Green 500 and J. W. Melvin and ]. NJ.
Parrot $500. Jensen was murdered in
| the reward live in Nebraska
| George r. Waters, a colored abstracter.
! has been arrested at the instance of w.
| r. Humphries, who claims that Waters
| and two other men defrauded him out of
| a farm in Usage county valued at 81, 800.
1t is charged that he traded the place for
| on paper. He was released bond.
pr. Peter McVicar. of Topeka IS the
schools now living. He was superintend-
ent in the early days. There are six other
! ''ex's" alive. They are Allen B, Lemon,
| cago; George w. Wfnans principal of the
II tSa gsna 3dn E. g. easo
| of the Friends university at Wichita and
VIM. Stryker. who has just retired from