The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-04

ance of the street and alley ordinance for
the Santa F'e, tract of land which was
passed at the last council meeting
The employees in one of the banks in
town have been working until II o'clock
up with the extra amount of business.
Mrs F. B. Rathburn and Miss Elisa
Bell went to Pleasanton yesterday to at
tend the funeral of J. F. Bell, who died
there of heart failure at the age of rs
years.
A contract was made today for $4,000
worth of bonds by the state school fund
commissioners The school funds are now
Sc, 4O0, 600.
1t looked for a while. in the district
court Thursday as if habeas. corpus pro-
bring the bodies OF Cy Leland's two bull
pups into court
of Topeka will lecture 1.-THE Progress
Of Women at the entertainment at Odd
of the W. c. T. U.
Beginning Monday the county treas
urer's office will be closed until after the
or two weeks to do the work and then the
office will be opened.
The womans auxiliary of the B; of L.
F. Will give a banquet to the local lodge
and to the executive board. which is in
place at Lincoln Post hall.
Three loads of baled hay were housed
up Kansas avenue this morning. elere
the valuable cargoes of the three wagons
during the perilous trip through the city.
Cyrus Leland carries a cane Of waxle
the top; 1t is the head of an Irishman
with a typical chimney pot, hat on and
live being who really possessed it,
Assistant Attorney General Captain
terday to investigate the title of Staiger's
island, which Leavenworth parties want
to sell to the state of Kansas for use by
the prison board.
a special class has been organized in
the T. M, q a, gymnraasium for business
evenings at 5:15- large number of news
already enrolled for it,
The board of health is now showing
signs of backing down from its determin-
iicemen The order Of Mayor Hughes viii
likely be complied with and two men let
out at the next meeting.
The gymnasium rally to be held at the
Y w C A gym next Monday evening,
t Wll De the opening OF the new term in
lied for regular gymnastic work; also for
fencing and basketball
Prof. F. W. Ellis of Washburn has gone
east. where he will attend the bicenten-
NAL exercises at Yale and the National
optlend maee ehqT ii baa at
charge of the physiology Glasses during
Mccoy. the washburn student who is
playing guard on the football team. is al,
1 most as pig as Myron White who played
learns the game he will be as Formidable
year in school
James F. Legate was over from Leaven-
worth yesterday He spent the afternoon
at the Copeland and state house, wh-re
he was in the running of things years
ago 1t was his first visit in four years
and he expressed keen pleasure in hav-
ing been relieved of blindness.
Lawrence Banks viii play end for
Washburn in the game with the Kansas
City Me01cS Saturday This is permitted
in the Medic game, as Banks is coach of
the team and the Medic team does not
play under the collegiate reguia-
lions Banks viii also be eligible to play
In the Denver games-
Mr. and Mrs l. NJ Penweu leave to-
morrow to go to Charleston. where Mr..
Penwell will attend the meetings of the
National Funeral Directors association.
Mr. Penwell is a member of the commit
tee on legislation Before returning they
will visit Washington New York Boston,
Montreal. Buffalo and other points of in
| terest-
Five basketball teams have been organ