The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-11
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Rev. r. w. Emerson is preaching At
The selis-Gray circus to be here Thurs
day viii be on East Ninth street
The Modocs, AIarshalrs band and the
Republican FIambeau club are IN Kansas
City today
The Republican county central commit
tee is to meet two weeks from SATURDAY
to organize.
Secretary of State George Clark is get
ting up a fishing party to go to the noun
The ladies' Ala society Of the First
Methodist church viii give social at the
church this evening.
It seems that it takes about as long TO
break into q joint these days as it does
to break out Of jail.
Chief of Police stahI has ordered the
members of the police force to be neat IN
their dress. This is not a humorous item.
Eddie Wright. better known as Crook
tion ae 80 1'''-'s- -
Guy Anderson and Eugene Marshall Of
Lawrence were brought to the reform
school Monday BY Sheriff Myers Of Doug
las county
l.. NJ Crawford is trying to lease a
large hail in Albuquerque to be used as
a theater. The theater he leased there
last fall burned.
Rev DR.. J. T. Mcfarland, pastor Of the
First Methodist church. Will leave to-
morrow for Mt Pleasant, Ia. where he
viii s9end few days this week
The Millionaire club held a special meet
ing last night to talk over the news from
Trezo county. A collection was taken
and all went out and had soda water on
the president
Augusta is making preparations for q
a balloon ascension and q. speech by Mrs
Nation. Mrs. Nation has not been asked
The report that Mayor Hughes has
taken to the tall timber on account of the
doughty colonel never retreats to the tim
Der in the face OF duty.
fled his. report for May, showing that
during the month he collected Ss,175-55 in
fees The expense Of the department was
So. 1916: deficiency. $780, A.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
members Of tha cor eTegation al tie
church parlors tonight. An interesting
programme has been arranged
John Dahlgren was fined three. dollars
in police court Monday and promised 20
town and bother them no more he mas
promised the same thing before
Where's Stahl2" was the cry of the
crowd around the Royal billiard hall dur
ing the two hours that the pulling was
going on yesterday evening Gone TO
Auburn for refreshments" the
answer.
The telegraph dispatches to Kansas
City announce that Col. Mayor Hughes
is anxious to find If there be any oracles
or systems by which a dogs age can be
certificate of BIRTH
Representative John Seaton. who has
just been out to Cripple Creek. where he
cost him $1,000, has closed a contract with
an eastern company which agrees to
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certain privileges.
The supreme court has showed over the
eight-hour law test suit till October.
when it will be heard before the full
bench The second division of the court
heard it argued last week. but referred It
to the whole bench for decision The de-
PENDANTS filed an additional brief yester-
day
After Chief stahl stationed his officers
around the Royal billiard hall last even
ing he found he could not do good job
on an empty stomach, so he took car
for home. After supper he came back on
the street car and passed the Royal. but
seeing the officers stin standing around
he rode right BY without even giving an
order
A woman on the east side has a Spitz
pup six weeks old. The other day one Of
the dog catchers told her she must pay
tax of $ the dog would be taken OF in
the dead wa gon- She demonstrated and
after the officer had gone she laid a gun
on the table, intending to protect her dog
and not pay the fine Nothing has been
heard from the dog catcher yet
Two animal pictures that come from the
Bennett house have been hung in the ag-
Flcultural department rooms on loan One
j. picture Of a group Of imported horses
and another OF a group OF imported cattle
They We're painted by French artist
from life on Mr.. Benefits farm. Mrs
Stanley didn't think they would look well
in the reception hall of the governor
mansion and had them taken dowp-