The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-28
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The Republican hambeau club has
membership of $50.
The Salvation Army has moved to III
East Third street.
Gunpowder and other ammunition is
becoming expensive.
There are some stores in Topeka which
have not put up stoves yet.
The county offices in the court house
viii all be closed on Thanksgiving.
The express companies are preparing
Tor the Christmas rush So are the post
court.
The 16 to 1 pictures which had such a
run several weeks ago, have entirely gone
off the market
III. The --latest fashion in pills is anti-pilll
plIIS- Iney are pills which are warranted
to cure the pill habit.
# frost would only kill the Cuban
might be called effectuaI.
"; W Phillips, has been appointed ad-
ministrator OF the estate of Isabella
Cochran and his bond was placed at $1,000.
There have been about 100 affidavits
J. A. Marshall, editor of the ConcOrdia
term.
The jury in the district court has been
dismissed until next Monday This week
Judge Hazen IS hearing motions and court
filed in the injunction suit brought in the
district court by the Topeka Milling com
pany against the Ralston Yeast COM
A meeting of the ex-slaves. association
of Topeka will be held on Thanksgiving
day in 3 street Baptist church in North
Topeka.
The fog over some parts of the city last
night about 9 o'clock was so thick that
the electric lights were nearly Obscured
from view
Topeka hunters. who are neither cpl
cures nor football enthusiasts, are pre-
pairing to go on hunting expeditions on
Thanksgiving.
Hunters do not agree concerning the
quail crop this fall. Some say quailS are
scarce and others say they can be found
in abundance
heard from He danced the Highland
Fling at the Sons of Hermann celebra-
David Dodson and Miss Lucy SIinker.
both of Kansas City We're m99rried T yro
groom is "A and the bride IS.
MIS- Mary Bush 81 has been APPOINTED 2R "a, ad7
who was killed three weeks ago by be-
ing run over by a street car
The union revival services are being
held this week in the First Methodist
church. DR.. COuntermine and Rev. Mr..
Sheldon delivered the sermons yesterday.
On Thursday and Friday the Young
held in the First Presbyterian church
Miss Maud Patterson of Topeka is pres
ident.
c. H. Duxbury. western passenger agent
of the Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD, who
Topeka.
Football enthusiasts say that the game
between Kansas and Missouri teams at
Kansas City this Thanksgiving will be
one OF the Closest games ever pldgGQ III
the west.
A motion for another trial in the suit
OF kelchner x Mackey against - y
Burge has been filed in the district court
Judgment has twice been rendered for
the defendant
Since the $50 reward was offered by Rev
Charles NJ Sheldon and others for the
arrest and conviction of TennesseetOwn
been closed from fear.
William Beach and Matte Owens hunt
married, They found him at the sons
of Hermann dance and the knot was tied
on the ball room floor
The Cremerie as usual will serve a
special THANKSGIVING dinner This is good
rons as they ali know what a Thanksgiv-
ing dinner at the Cremerie means.
Several members of the First Tennessee
on their way from San Francisco to their
old comrades, the Twentieth
John Pierce and two of his sweethearts
mixed up in a lively fight on Smoky Row
ed bnf no arrests we're made TVbe+ are
the police called for to look wise?
The attorneys for a federal prisoner in
private cell but Jailer Lawson told
them that his hotel mmOdatiOns were
not such that he could grant the request.
There is a law regulating the sweeping
of sidewalks 1t should be enforced. PeO-
pie who walk along Kansas avenue about
ers who do not stop for pedestrians
The Sons OF Hermann gave a surprise to
invited to the hall and found 400 people
waiting there to make the evening merry
b5 BOW 70 resent iei VIII" d cut grass punch
Ex- Mayor T. w. Harrison spoke to the
h house. 6n T6e BIZ f that GEES 9 3 TRere e"uJ
E Nissley will give the boys a Thanks
on Thanksgiving
The. fire department was called at $50
o'clock Monday afternoon to ll3 Adams
owned by J. A. Booth caught fire from a
defective fue- The fire was eXunguished
with but $25 damage.
Thanksgiving donations for Christ hos
pital will be received Tuesday and We'd
uesday at KelIam's book store This is
that the friends of the institution viii
abIes.
It is claimed that whenever a football
player falls in love, he quits playing foot
college team was affected in this way
about a week ago and no amount Of per
suaSiOn could be offered to induce him to
get into the game again.
James Radford, a colored man who was
recently arrested on a statutory charge.
told the officials that he was only 10
that he had been sent to the penitentiary
while Mr.. Lawson was guard there. and
he looked up his record. He found Rad
ford had been sent to the penitentiary in
1895 for burglary and that he was q years
old at the time.
Congressman Curtis has succeeded in
having the family of Adam KOberlien
Ielg 5 So rom CStsIle iI5arden New oFk'
They We're held in New York on account
of the sickness of two of the children,
whom the federal authorities threatened
to return to Germany. Mr. Curtis was
appealed to and he has succeeded in get
/ ting the family released.
| The following officers were elected last
| night at the annual meeting of Grace
cathedral J. W. FarnswOrth. honora BILE
I senior warden: William Henderson, senior
| warden; D. v. NelIis, Junior warden;
| S. E Sheldon. Charles Blood Smith.
/ Avery Turner. George B. Palmer, G. NJ.
I Mead 10 J.. SlakeShaft. George r
/ mer was reelected treasurer and 2. J.
/ Sha.kesshaft, clerk of the vestry.