The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-11
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sis NEW CRAWFORD THEATER s.I5
Sis Thursday. March 18th. Sis
JAMES K. HACKETr, PRESENTING
8 Pride of JenniCO."
Prices: SOC, 75c, s1.Oo, s1-5o.
Seat Sale Opens Tuesday Morning
March 18th.

well behaved. but they were not above
making incursiOns on the gardens Of
Bradmore Road and the surrounding
neighborhoOd, and even the aristocratic
Waldmann had been seen with his head
in an Odoriferous dustbin The OwTS7r OF
these two dogs has himself given
pleasant account OF their idosyncrasies.
Be it remembered that Manner was own
brother to Geist. Matthew Arnold's dog,
on whom the poet wrote so splendid an
epitah- Muller says.
I might even be able to prove that
my dachshunds could distinguish colors
one of the most abstract Of concepts.
had one basket for my black and tan
dachshund, Waldmann, and another for
my red dachshund. Mannerl The black
dog looked best, I thought. on red
pillow, and the red dog on blue one.
In these two baskets they slept for years.
When I said blue bed Mannerl would go
into his: when ] said red bed Waldmann
would jump into his. Thev never mis-
took one for the other One day my
wife was sitting in the drawing room,
when Waldmann came in evidently
much disturbed She asked him ii he
wanted to go out, to have dinner, to have
water. No; it was none Of these; but
he kept running to the door, then wait
ing and looking back. At last my wife
got up and followed him. and he led her
to the dining room. There, in the red bed.
lay a new dachshund we had just
brought from Germany and Manner
was in his own blue bed. Waldy stood
between, looking first at one, then at
the other. evidently saying, like Lord
Rossville And where ask. am Il p The
new dog was driven out, and then Wald-
mann got in, quite content.
When Professor Max Muller's son OBJ
tanned a high position in the diplomatic
service he was at first accredited to the
Ottoman court Professor and nfIe. Max
Muller went to Constantinople. being re-
ceived with all sorts OF unusual honors.
the lady being invited to dine with the
sultan and her husband being presented
with a beautiful snufbox, one Of the
most cherished Of the professors treas
ures. King Oscar Of Sweden was an
other of those who delighted to do Max
Muller honor. He bestowed on him the
Order of the Northern Star. First Glass.
in 1889. -Four years subsequently the
sultan gave him LOrdre pour le Merlte
and the Star Of the Medjidieh. In Sep
TENDER, 1898. the University Of Leipsic
gave him an honorary diploma. while
on his SEVENTEEN birthday. which hap
pened in December Of the same year. he
received numerous addresses from for
eign academies and learned societies. DR..
Jowett, Master Of Balliol, was one of
those with whom Professor Max Muller
was most intimate, and many were the
occasions on which JOWett showed his
friendship for the professor On one Oc-
casion JoWett and Max Muller met Sir
Henry Irving at dinner. Faust" lad
and the manner in which the professor
criticised the production and Irving de-
Tended it was highly characteristic OF
both parties to the controversy. 1T was
on the same occasion that Sir Henry
Irving with sly humor prOpounded n
suggestion that the Passion Play at
Oberanmergau should be brought 10
England and performed at the CRYSTAL
Palace. The effect on his academic hear
ers may be imagined.