The Topeka state journal., 1901-10-21
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS.

OSkey-WOW-WOW- WaShburni
Capt John Seaton, of Atchison. is in
Topeka.
Washburn has not lost football game
this season.
The federal officers of Topeka have
returned from Leavenworth-
c. F. Biddle, member of the tax COM
mission, is here from Coldwater.
Twenty-one indictments were made
by the grand jury at Leavenworth.
The members of the Ministerial union
met this morning at the Y. NJ G. A
parlors.
Saturday was an ideal day for the
football spectators but a little too balmy
for the players.
Mrs. S. Malcolm was taken to Christ
hospital today for an operation by Dr.
J. c. McClintock-
Every carriage stand and every seat
in the grand stand was taken at Satur-
days football game.
The sale of seats for Lovers Lane,
which will be at the Crawford Thursday,
opened this morning.
Herman Johnson, the Topeka nickel
counterfeiter,'' was indicted by the
grand jury at Leavenworth.
w. F. Evans. assistant general at
torney of the Rock Island, is in Wash
ington, d. C., on legal business.
A good many of the Lawrence people
who came up to the football game Sat
urday remained over until Sunday
Rev. Carroll M. Burck, assistant at
Grace cathedral, held services at the
Episcopal church in Horton Sunday.
The football team of the St. Johns
military school, of Salina, plays here
with the High school team November
16
Midnight in Chinatown" a melo-
drama that was seen here last season.
will be at the Crawford again Wednes-
day night.
'Oske aou, WOW, WOW, WOW. wow
Wash burnt" is the most effective col
lege yell the Blues have yet had. 1t IS
long drawn out.
Country people have attended largely
the sessions of the United Brethren
conference which has been heid mere
for several days past
The suit of George Klauer against
ex-Chief of Police Ramsey and ex-
Mayor Drew for false arrest has been
dismissed in the district court.
The pension Office employees were
football game. They worked overtime
earlier in the week to catch up with
the work
Congressman Bowersock was part
and parcel of the K. U. delegation here
Saturday He talked football, anti-can-
teen and tariff after the game-mostly
football
Word comes to Topeka that friends of
Willie Sell, the Neosho county murder
er are at work gatheung up recon men
NS-~ -
prompts it
There are many people today whist
ling that little gospel hymn tune that
the Washburn band played in the mo-
ment of expected defeat and in the time
of anticipated victory.
Tom Cave and George Anderson gave
evidence in the Washburn-K. u game
Saturday that the blues have two ends
that are the peers of any on the grid
irons In this part of the country.
Mrs G. w. Laverty and son Harry,
of Terre Haute, Ind, who for the past
three weeks have been visiting their
cousin, Mrs. w. l.. Osborn, or loo0 Kan
sas avenue, left for home today
Governor Stanley said at the football
game Saturday that he did not want to
cheer against state institution anu
that he did not want to yell against 10
peka and SO he Kept quiet, or tried TO-
Official photographer Strickrott was
kept busy swapping each play in the
Washburn-K. u. game until the three
quarter hour wrangle occurred Inc
squabble used up all the light and all
his films.
X u. plays Wisconsin at Madison
next Saturday The football wiseacres
here expect the return trip of the team
to be something of a funeral procession
What the Badgers won't to K. U. this
year isn't in the book
Gus SUMS minstrels gave a matinee
and a night performance at the Craw-
ford Saturday to good audiences The
gave a good performance but the car
had nothing to do with it.
Governor Stanley was spectator at
the football game Saturday He has
witnessed several games this season and
he became so excited that he climbed in
to Cyrus Leland'S trap at a critical mo-
ment and steadied himself by leaning on
the deposed boss. 1t all goes to show
that as a man feels in politics so he
leans in football
A man who claims to be a first-rate
lawyer and who has made stump
speeches over Kansas, made about the
worst break Sunday. He was in con-
versation with several other men. The
subject of the sale of the Kansas City
Times came up, and the lawyer asked
if that was the paper that printed a
red headline each morning. Well!
Will White:The shale fellows in west |
ern Kansas are still going after gold
shale The boss busters in eastern Kan
sas are still going after Cy Leland In |
neither case does the output come up |
to the assay, and in both cases some |
excellent gentlemen are investing in
gold bricks. When the shale turns in |
gold the boss busters will get Cy Le-
land.
1t took the usual bullying and take |
my things and quit playing tactics OF |
the K. u team to stop Washburn Sat |
urday when the blue started on the |
steady march to the crimson's goal and |
swept down the field in magnificent |
style for rs yards. When the K U. |
team began to wrangle a spectator ask |
ed Cyrus Leland what K. u. was OBJ |
jecting to and Leland said, ITO Wash |
burn being so near the goal" which just |
about expressed it,
Major Anderson, of the Commercial |
club. has appointed an executive COM |
mittee to work in the matter of Sc
curing the vote for the one-half mill |
levy for the state fair. The commit
teemen are: First ward, Henry M.
Steele; Second ward, A. c. Stephenson;
Third ward, H. M. Philips; Fourth
ward, V. Kaczynski; Fifth ward, W. 5.
Osborn; and Sixth ward. Col. J. w. F.
Hughes. The committee will appoint |
b-committees in each ward to assist