The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-01

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those who saluted her and smiled at the
good -natured remarks. It took the car
rage 10 minutes TO move from the gate
half block to where the stand was.
The crowd was intense and everyone /
wished to see the principals in the COM
ing ceremony
When the stand was, reached and the |
groom helped the bride up the steps to /
the platform the crowd cheered The |
groom was dressed in black and the |
bride in white The band played a Sc |
lection and Judge Dolman stepped to |
the front of the platform and took his |
position with his back to the audience /
The groom stood at his right and the |
bride at his-left. Without so much as a |
signal the crowd became quiet Only |
those close to the platform could hear
what was said The couple clasped |
hands and Judge Dolman pronounced
them husband and wife and waved his
hand as signal that the ceremony was
over. The couple Immediately entered
their hack and were driven to their fu-
ture home on Topeka avenue south of
the Shunganunga instead of accepting
the bridal suit at the National
The groom is a bricklayer and the
bride daughter of a foreman in the
Santa Fe shops. Both are 81 years of
age and have started housekeeping at
IWenty-second street and Topeka ave
nue..
Mr.. May spent the morning collecting
MS presents and in receiving the con-
gratulations of the street fair people
The particular feature of the we'd
olng ceremony that I liked was that if
was Short said the groom. we did
our part but did not feel like acting as
an advertising scheme to take in the
midway and be followed We have re-
celVed an invitation to take in the mid
way tonight but will not. The weddine
was all right
The following is the list of wedding
ppfTeSehts received by Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
1T The Commercial club. a complete toilet
Oriental Midway company. bottle of
champagne and the freedom of the mid
| National hotel bridal room and ono
days entertainment
". T: Lawless, use of hack for evening.
George Burghart, one box of cigars
NJ C. Holman, a rug
The Hub Clothing company. wedding
shlrt, collars and tie.
| Lester & Kent, bottle of perfume.
oa 0sto huehne' assortment Of pickles and
IHackney. & Co. sack of -four. -
Warner & Potter. water SET.
Srosby Bros, parasol.
New York Mercantile company. stand
J. Thomas Lumber Co, 500 shingles.
Topeka Business college, 100 visiting
! cSontinentaI Creamery Co.. first pound
candy. e-'1i
Raiston Yeast Co, three packages
DileakI IaIs 1000 and six packages of chew
I. J.. Coughlin. nickel-plated coffee pot.
sa topeka Trunk Factory, travelling
Southern Confetti Co.. five bushels Of
D. J. Greenwald. one-half dozen hand
=; 3: Guild wedding march
kimball Piano Co., sheet music.
Worley & Calvert. rug
William Schick pair of pillows.
| Weber & Co, canned goods.
| Continental Clothing Co. night shirt
j E Redman, bridal bouquet.
Peoples Ice Co, ice for one week.
WON Packlng Co., one 5-pounds pail of
Hypes Barber Supply Co.. shaving mug
and brush.
. S. Harrington of Chicago, aluminium
Troup's Enterprise. picture and frame.
Bailey Brothers. three months accident
Topeka Cash Dry Goods company, pic
kelIam Book & Stationery company
swift & Holiday. toilet case.
| Mills Dry Goods company. quilt
Moore Book & Stationery company, pic
ture.
s. Barnum & Company. spread.
Clements company. tie.
M F Rigby, bon bons-
Farnsworth & Ashby plate
| Palace Clothing company. silk suspend
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mon Tea company, half pound coffee
Judge Dolman, license and ceremony
Sam Fretdberg. wedding ring.
fIadd & Grubbs, perfume.
w. A. l. Thompson, scissors.
, Union News company, book.
, BABA DELGALINO IN TROUBLE
, Baba Delgaltno, manager of tn
: Streets Of Cairo is in trouble and ha
! ! lost four of his performers. Asid Kia
. | and his wife, Ellen Kat. brought sui
against Baba for $3.50 salary and las
: night Under Sheriff Hal Williams at
tached the box Office receipts and Sc
o cured $3.50 from Bahia which Mrs
7 Bahia Immediately claimed. William
a was looking for money and trouble an
{ had II officers with him. The midwa
K people We're very tame and the none
= till seemed to have a hole in the othe
a end of it. The Kiats and two other per
I formers left the show and started on
d of their own on Kansas avenue an
e did rushing business.
y CY. LELAND ON MIDWAY
Mort Albaugh and Cyrus Leland. Jr
J. took in the midway together last nigh
e They saw everything from the talkin
e horse to the idol worship dance an
/ that dance thai came from Chicago.
y They seemed very much intereste
. and crowded into the tent where '.Th
: Idols of Art are exhibited. They oC
n cupied the front row next the stag
d and hung onto the rope like bathers 8
If the sea shore who can not swim The
$ sized up the tom toms and were certai
/ that politics were disgrace-l when the
saw a ballot box marked Second pre-
le cinct. Fourth ward" being used to pu
IF tickets in at the Streets of Cairo. It
N rumored that they intend to introduC
J. ballyho on the outside of halls whe1
IN speakers are to be heard during tn
lie coming campaign.
n FORGED PASSES DISCOVERED.
= The street fair management has ha
a considerable trouble over forged passe
4 and badges. Several pass books whic
at were unsigned have been stolen Asthe
ut were not signed by Director Ceuars
r COP they Ivera faIrar1 nm 70 n.y.
l. sented. Many card passes were forge
"a and counterfeit midway employe
1e ribbons have been numerous Yestel
x udy tHe ColoT OF lne IlDDOnS wei
IN changed but yesterday several hundre
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