The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-07

ton and W. F. ,sapp as delegates 70 the
1ntefna az MINIS III S6 m 81
]. w. White of the Santa Fe offices
goes to Hutchinson Thursday to adjust
ern before the Santa Fe takes charge
The Topeka poultry fanciers win hold
club rooms tonight The state Chicken
show will be held here in about two
months.
For the last time" says Geo. Harrt-
son, I have had a change Of heart, ana
from now on 1 Will be Republican 1t
is -rumored that he has since become a
prohibitionist.
Three state normal students. A. r.
named Richards, came up from Emporl9
States cavalry.
session of the federal court was set
for next week at Fort Scott, but Judge
Hook had to postpone It a week because
he Will not be through with the H1llmou
trial by that time.
When Chas. NJ Sheldon. the editor of
the Missouri Valley Farmer, goes east he
and deieEations of ministers caii on him
to get him to fill their pulpit.
The postoffice department has made
ruling that patrons of the rural delivery
service may call at the poston5ee from
it whenever they wish to do so.
Irwin lodge No. 260. A. O. u. w. will
give their annual pau on Lhl8tlnil1sglvlns
ball is the eighth annual bali which this
lodge has given on THANKSGIVING.
The Family club expects to move into
the Foster residence about the 18th OF
November. Several changes and improve
mentS will be made, one OF these inn
provements being a bowling alley
George B; Harrison has Topped again.
| publcans He has made application for
| membership in the Republican fambeau
| club and has resigned president of the
| Good Citizenship Federation.
The nine men pardoned from the state
penitentiary on parole by Governor stan
! ley have reported for the month of Oc-
tober. All are at work and doing well.
| The paroled men are required to report
| to the governor each month
E. S. Mitchell. Managing editor OF the
has been attending their son Edward dur
ing his illness at StOrmOnt hospital, re-
turns to New York today. Their son has
far recovered as to accompany them
Judge Hazen has denied the application
! of Norris L. Gage for an injunction 20
keep Mrs. Mary Kaczynsk from erecting
! a two-story building by the side Of "A
shutting off the light and air from his
| building.
The grocers and butchers will meet to-
night at Weber's hall to take final action
on the banquet which they gave to the
be audited and approved and such other
| business transacted as viii come before
! the meeting II IS lnportant that every
member viii be present as there is much
work to be done
State Labor Commissioner Lee John
son has issued an address to the manu-
facturers; contractors and employees OF
Iaoor IN the state asking them 10 Ilnd en-
plOyment for all the returning volunteers
/ OF the I.WenIlet9 Kansas VINO were seek
his office in the state house where sold
/ 1erS can register Tor employment
Carl Dryer, snare drummer OF the
/ twentieth Kansas band has presented Alr;
! with baton, which is made from piece
/ of the mast Of the Riena Christina bat
! tleship, which was sunk in the Bay OF
4 Manila. The Twentieth band also pre-
/ scented Marshalls band with "a picture Of
1 themselves taken aboard this vessel
| 1t is urged by the Krocers and butchers
! that all outstanding bills against the as
banquet be presented to Thos. Hanley.
| chairman of the auditing committee, or
| TO VIM. Dransfeld. secretary of the as
/ social ton, not later than today, the
! grOcers and butchers hold meeting to-
! night to audit and pass upon all bills
/ Charles Jett has filed cross petition
! in the divorce suit brought against him
by his wife. Lillian Jet. in which he
makes all sorts of counter charges. among
others that he was compelled TO do house
I work and scrubbing and that Mrs Jetr
l would not let him sit by the fire because
| she claimed to have paid for the fuel.
cold bedroom with his ''oYercoat and
furs"
Among the companies Of the National
guard attending the reception was Co.
! y of the Second regiment located au
Wellington. The citizens of Wellington
! having a pride in their home company.
/ to send them here. The officers were
! Sumner Carver. captain; Frank Clay, first
! ant Several of its members are ex-regu-
/ lars and ex-Volunteers-
! Walter Swartz, a corporal in Co. A,
/ Twentieth Kansas, has a novelty in the
f, way Of a watch charm. 1t is a Remington
/ bullet that was intended for him. lie was
/ standing with his gun in front Of him.
/ The bullet struck the gun barrel and EEL
| to the ground in front Of him. IT was
| flattened and denied out of shape He
/ had it gold plated and wears il for
/ watch charm If it had struck him In
stead of his gun barrel he would not need
| a watch charm