The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-29

Resolved, That the man who whistles Is
| worse than the who slams DOORS
According to the almanac it is almost
| time for Governor Stanley to issue his Ar
| the thermometer the proclamation should
| be indefinitely postponed.
| The Banda Rosa, lead by Eugenio Sor-
| rentino, will probably fill an engagement
| at the Crawford theater in April. The
| Banda Rosa is an Italian organization.
John Marshall has received a letter from
| the manager of Godfrey's band stating
| that the band will be in Topeka on June 3.
! fixed.
| Bandmaster John Marshall has received
rooms. The picture was sent by Mr..
Marshalrs band was employed to play
Monday night BY Bale w Waggener. whose
| partner, James w. Orr, is a candidate for
| mayor.
The, ladies of the First Christian church
| have been given the contract for supplying
! the meals to the election boards on cleo
calls for 80 meals. - --'' 0O--+i at
The concert course arranged by the La
vii With the aRPeafapSee Of the Bruno Stein
on on the ei-t evening S-ei of May 5. opera ii'u7e
j. p Campbell of Chicago, formerly of
| the Usage City Free Press. Clay Center
peka- He is seeking a location in Kan
sas. wishing to return to the state.
medicines on Monday than on any other
! day of the week, because people overeat Cor
of it when Monday morning comes.
Frank Thomas, chairman of the Demo-
holding in1itations to secure their tickefs
| today or early tomorrow. to avoid the rush
incidental to the evening of the banquet
Governor Stanley never saw salt water
| till he went to Port Arthur. The COVER
time consisted of occasional trips on the
/ Arkansas when it got high enough to float
NJ. w. Campbell of Wichita, member of
the state live stock sanitary commission,
Republicans regarding the appointment of
| live, stock inspectors along the southern
Eli Williams, the free silver banker who
| represented Mcpherson county in the
and who was recently indicted by S3 fed,
eral grand jury for violating the war tax
son this spring.
W9 9et has 81 h Ta rscexsd n this city Of
Peka newspaper man, in Seattle, Wash.
last week. Solver worked on the Topeka
He was lately in the newspaper business
with his father in Los Angeles. Cal.
E. II: Crosby chairman of the Trades
Extension committee of the Commercial
club has called a meeting of subscribers
at the Commercial club rooms Thursday
morning at $50 o'clock &c., MI Crosby as
termine
John Haisch. the Topeka ex-policeman
who enlisted as artificer in company A of
the twentieth Kansas regiment, is now
pine railroad captured by the American
forces Ha al picked up considerable
the Rock Island after leaving the police
force.
Major Sims once sat in a contest court
was proved that both Candidates ''t gave s
away not only cigars, but articles of cloth
ing and food as well contrary to law The
court found that both candidate were dis
qualified, but the man who was in APP
pealed the case to the supreme court.
time to serve his term out.
Claude Holiday, who has just received
he received in the Lang wreck le now has
job in the postal department at 81 200
year. while he only received 81, 900 year
before the wreck. He also received pay
from the government during the IS months
he was in the hospital in addition to his
accident insurance, but he says no amount
of money would pay him for going through
the experience.
The .Atchison Globe is responsible for
pie have received Siamese coins from Bar
oneSs Won Hesse-Wartegg, who was for
little town south of Atchison Years ago
her father took her to New Orleans where
gwen a musical education She became
the wei! known opera singer and while
Baron Ernest Won Hesse- Wartegs a Ger
man traveller of some renown. The bar
oness and her husband are now in Siam.
Otis Harlan, who plays here Friday
started d on, on his dramatic career with Jo
for I9IP et narber Who ran
living in GAINESVILLE, o., and with Several
young Fellows started a minstrel company
district Harlan came around and asked
to be allowed to join the company. He
besides taking part in the performance he
would have to peddle bills on the streets
has since become one Of Hoyt's leading
men