The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-27

has made application for a permit to do
A. r. Lingafelt and Robert Pierce re-
turned Wednesday noon from days
back about Is ducks.
Upwards of 5000. 900 will be spent on pub
~ r Duilai1lSS " II 1opeAa next suIlIaer-
to the federal building.
Chief Ramsey says he is having trouble
securing special policemen for the day of
wants to work that day.
Both the city Y. NJ. G. A. and the R. R.
Y. NJ. G. A, viii place their bath rooms
at the disposal of the Twentieth Kansas
soldiers when they arrive.
Topeka woman recently refused a po-
sition as M nurse at Sc a week because the
horse and shelter her buggy
The oF eqban chiek.esnpox quarantine it not
pie who have the chicken pox go out in
public just the same as ever.
Attorney General GODDARD and B. H.
to argue ,i the stock eek yards, yards, case in the su-
a garnIshment clerk Is employed in
the Santa Fe treasurer's office in this
city whose exclusive duty is looking after
garnlsnInents MED against employees
y: NJ. where he is on ranch, that he
that his throat is steadily improving.
Emporia is having war on sheet music.
some bargains which are out of date
and have not been popular for years.
SLOAN lodge No. 225, A. F. & A. NJ, is
making arrangements to hold the annual
friends of the members will be invited.
The Ladies' Society of the brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen is making ar
rangementS to give a ball on next Monday
nue..
Whenever a circus comes to town there
are dozens of men who want to be ap-
pointed as special policemen. They think
their star will take them into the circus
free.
Assistant Superintendent of Insurance
Charles H Ffdgway was called to Ottawa
IhurSday by the death OF Edward Rohr-
city.
Mr.. Charles S. GIeed has the honor of
in Arizona named after him. The town
consists of the depot, a section house and
a store.
The papers over. the state are announc-
ing the fact that Lieutenant Colonel Lit
tie will have the finest horse in the. state
to ride in the parade here during the re-
This is, San Francisco weather. The
Twentieth boys will feel at home if this
is the bill of fare for reception day, but
it would be better to have Kansas
The Manila Freedom of September 1.
announces that John Haisch, formerly of
this city and now manager of the Manila
q Dagupan railway, has a handsome new
The Lawrence Journal says it will take
string OF coaches reaching from Law
county people to Topeka for the TWen-
tieth reception.
GiImore's band will be the first of the
concert bands 20 visit Topeka this season.
1t will be here on December 1. Sousa
and his band viii be in Topeka after the
first of the year.
Be careful that you are not worked to
buy the wrong kind of a Twentieth Kan
lures Of Funston, Metcaf and Little.
The regular monthly missionary meet
ing will be held in Grace Cathedral to-
night, at which Dean Sykes will give a
st. Louis this week
Hoyt's "A Black Sheep will be the
Thanksgiving attraction at the Crawford
theater. A matinee and evening perform
ance viii be given. "A Black Sheep has
There will probably be band stands at
the intersections of all cross streets with
the dav of the reception and also several
around Capitol Square.
It is strange the fascination which a
ire has for some people. At the fire in
Schnick's mattress factory Thursday over
a hundred people stood around in the rain
and watched the smoke.
The supply of coal for the winter in w.
41anspeakeTS cellar VAS Ignited by
the fire was extinguished by a bucket
brigade without damage.
A Republican meeting was held down in
the Fifth ward at the corner of Wash
fngton and Twelfth streets, last night. It
WEIGH and William Fisher.
About 800 worth of cigars will be given
regiment, at the banquet which the groc-
ers anr butchers are preparing for them.
The cigars will be good ones, too.
Fred H. Greer, a Camden, Mo, paraIy-
tic, whose brother was killed in the Phil
ippines has. sent to the state officers an
money to complete his education.
Isaac G. Barr of Florence, Ala. has
torical society offering for sale the files |
of the Kansas constitution published at |
Tuscambia, Doniphan county, in 1856-57.
John Philip Sousa has a new march en- |
a part of the music of the new extrava- |
ganza, Chris and the Wonderful Lamp |
Monday night.
Wichita Eagle: Colonel Lindsay of To- |
ReIka mas mas Flgged out q fne charger for |
Little was snubbed in Frisco.
The grocers and butchers of the city /
at Weber,s hall enorts viI eodig1 a
b1 all the eommittees ana othar I5a De SrVe9
grocer and Butcher should be present
Topeka man makes this inquiry: Why |
is it that when Topeka sports go hunting |
they ride up and down Kansas avenue |
all accountrements of the field but return
ing go home on side streets after dark.
Jasper Hazen. {. former Topeka boy, |
who later preached out in western Kan |
sas. has Joined the F'ortieth regiment of |
and will go to Manila. He was in Topeka
Thursday bidding his old friends good-by. |
Robert Wizfarde, the Kansas City writ |
er, who is managing the western tour of |
Miss Ida Simmons, the concert pianiste, |
be sold for the Twentieth Kansas. recep- |
of web written short stories.
Band shows are hard on a theater or |
chestra for the reason that they have |
their own music. The performance to- |
night is the fifth band show perform |
ance at the Crawford theater this week !
and there has been no financial returns /
to the theater orchestra as a result.
Notwithstanding the feud which has /
existed between William Hayes and /
Thomas James, of North Topeka, who are |
now engaged in a law suit IN the district |
court, the warmest friendship has pre-
vailed between Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. |
James throughout all the troubles.
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