The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-07
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The Elks are talking, of moving into
new quarters if a suitable place can be
Mrs !. J, W Robinson , VII read a paper
No home talent bloodhounds will go in
Topeka in Uncle Toms Cabin shows
after this.
Library hall will soon be closed as a
han and the space devoted to the of
the city library.
b Business of imp9rtanSe viii come up at
next Monday night
In the April Munsey is a short sketch
Public Eye" department.
Mayor T. w. F. Hughes was reelected
There were Al votes cast.
Very few people voted for justices or
cOnStableS, although candidates for those
offices appeared on the ticket.
d 1t Is about 20 time to start in
habit of destroying birds nests.
The council meeting tonight will be
simply formal, for there will be no con-
1t is said of one man who wants to be
assistant grain inspected that wild oats is
the only grain he knows anything about
Officers Hall and Golf hold the medal
for atching a horse thief that has been
wanted by the police for several months.
worth and will not return til the United
States district court meets next Monday
has Eng49eT a. To Rust oU of The santa H
where he accompanied the remains of his
SON
Drug Co. is called the Chauncey NJ. De-
pew. They say it's worthy the name it
bears.
A repertoire company has been booked
for a season of two weeks at the Casino
in GARFIELD park, opening the last week
Mrs. Hattie Livingston. an. evangelist
from Des MONIES, Is conducting revival
church.
A man who claims to know says that
Forever
One Topeka woman didn't think she had
done enough when she had just made little
crosses on her ballot, so she wrote her
name on it
Emmett Dalton. the bandit. is head cut
ter in the tailoring department at the
state penitentiary. where John Collins is
now at work.
The street force spent yesterday after
noon no cleaning Jfde Kansas axsn ne Crossings b
are almost impossible
Street scraperss make such a delightful
noise when half a dozen of them are
pitched on different key!
When people got out doors this morning
birds singing they Concluded that life
might be worth living after all.
Another Indication that spring is ex-
pected to come sometime is the fact that
the side doors OF the poStoffice have been
James Nello. charged with perjury in the
Collins case, had his preliminary hearing
postponed this morning until April Il.
The fire department called this
morning TO fire on the shed roof in the
rear of Ungle's bakery in Parkdale. 1921
East Sixth street The damage was small.
The Peruchi-Beldeni repertoire company
Esrepmen nj and 80 away Without having its
name spelled right even in the newspa-
pers.
II nak1ev xvas hound ox7ar Yesterday
in the city court to stand trial in the dis
f fr1et S3urt under &c" Ior sn sbsd ing
bond.
When a certain Topeka woman uses the
siWPgS Saws 9ss!e Good mognigK or GOOD
:.f5spp%n' because Hello" sounds
his wagon these days he always inquiries
II 1t Is to GO on the pavement; wagon wagon
renee now.
The Kansas boys in the Philippines show
mile and a half in advance of the line.
d Kansas 3 men have faculty for getting
The necklace shown in the picture of
Miss Emma Kelly that was published in
dixie nuggets that she brought home with
her from Bonanza creek
The majority of the flags in Topeka
were displayed at half mast yesterday out
Of respect to the soldiers who gave up
Ariingto9 ce In yesfendsT afterneon II
The residents of Veale's addition will
hold a meeting in the Leland Street Pres
byterfan church tomorrow to formulate
protest against the school board longer
leaving that district without school ia
cilities.
Some of the hackmen will not go OF the
pavement except for den double fare Others
who are 81 opposed to doing ava away with this
sea OF mud by constructing Se-hoot pave
mentS all over the city.
The prisoners at the county jail pass
much of their time in sing1ng-generaiy
church hymns which most of them know.
The Salvation Army has now contributed