The Topeka state journal., 1899-09-14

side Of the State Journal building during
/ United States Marshal W E Sterne is
| in Wichita atten9ding the session Of the
/ Prescott left for there today.
/ There are some old fashioned signs
/ stuck on the state house basement floor
/ ton. should be pulled down.
! Although the leaves are falling from the
! be attractive School opened yesterday y
and the Bethany girls are back
While Governor Stanley is out making
I speeches and Private Secretary Allen is
/ in Washington. the state is left to gov
ern itself, but it seems to be getting along
Those interested in the return of the
Twentieth Kansas regiment are invited
to meet with the Army Relief committee
in the state library rooms Friday after
noon at O'clOck-
The German Lutheran church at Second
and Van Buren streets viii have new
Pipe organ IN position by SATURDAY and and
be celebrated Sunday.
There are a good many girl bicycle rid
ers in Topeka who make practice Of
riding on the sidewalks No one ever
are never molested-
The show people tell that the lion which
parade used to be fond Of human flesh be
His present tanner is a woman
The Indians who came TO Topeka to
attend the circus Wednesday got drunk
~ sus1Lly cary even Ior lheIn-, some o.
them were so drunk they could scarcely
In the last issue Of the Critic is a crtti-
cism Of Rev. Mr.. SheldOn's idea of
Christian daily newspaper. The writer
shows without difficulty that he does not
understand Rev Mr.. SheIdOn's idea
DR.. A N Callahan. clerk OF the dis
attend a reunion Of his regiment. the Sew
enty-third Indiana He also has four sis
ters living at LoganspOrt whom he Will
visit.
A Topeka man wanted to send a large
photograph to St Louis and TO keep it
from being crushed in the mails. he sent
charged him 50 cents, and now he thinks
Superintendent Nelson spoke at the an
Naho. Neb.. Wednesday. There is an at
from dve states. Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa,
Illinois and Minnesota
: Topeka man who is going on a va
cation in few days viii visit several
state just about the time that
9S1IS 7 " " 80 -5S ba cf1iIoS he f59es
not care for circuses either
Mrs. Mary AcLarty has sued for di-
who is employed in building the German
Catholic church, They were married IN
the house at times.
The ladies of the Degree Of Honor lodge
No 216 auxiliary to the A o. L W. have
decided TO hold social meetings every two
members The first meeting viii be held
Friday afternoon at the residence OF Mrs;
streets, North Topeka
4 chemical engine call was sent TO the
fire department Wednesday noon for
pile OF coal on FIRE in the basement OF the
w A L. ThOmpson's home. 501 Harrison
street When the coal was put IN the
cellar the hired man sprinkled II TO keep
the dust down. When coal tnaE Is pied
up becomes damp spontaneous COM
buStiOn is liable.
Washburn college opened Wednesday
with $50 scholars enrolled and about 45
more are expected The outlook is for
a prosperous term MANY of the mem bers
of last seasons football team have re-
turned and a strong team is expected to
be in the field for the coming season The
following are new members Of the faculty.
H L. Mcneil of Chicago. Miss Charlotte
NJ Ieavitt of Kalamazoo. Mich. William
c.. Morgan of Albany. n. Y, and Harry
7. Parsons of Chicago