The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-05

] S1ebert returned the compliment bv
! gentry tossing sheet iron pail over the
boundary, which collided violently with
/ the features of the aforementioned Mr.
Joe Vollack. At this stage of the enter
talnment the entire assembly was sere-
naoed BY quartette composed of Po-
hcemen Cannon, PARCEL, Henderson
and Noiles, who rendered, 20 come with
me. In truly touching manner
Messrs. Vollack, Siebert and Shafer
were so enchanted with the music that
they followed the sweet singers even to
the City Keep, where the city physician
was awaiting Mr. Vollack with a case
OF surgical instruments. BY the time
MI Vollack was properly repaired. all
Inree had been ranSOmed by relatives
and returned to save the contents of
the twin kegs. 1t is suspicioned that
some of these representatives, of the
Car We're full. and it is a fact that
none OF them We're SO empty that
blains.
Chief Stahl has arranged his shatter-
ed force by appointing one J. W. James
who was discharged for the good 81
the force" which means anything from
personal dislike to talking Sassy
to his suDeriOrs
Former bicycle policeman, Frank
Asher, is temporarily filing the
vacancy caused by Mich Rundv'z
nasty dismissal. but has not yet been
appointed
"Slim" Martin, the ss-your-weight-
IN LWo-pounds-or- -get-your- money |
pack CRATER, is but a memory. So is |
the scales he used. which were EAGERLY |
sought after by their owner who arrived |
from Kansas City Sunday night This |
gentleman claims to be the only orig /
maj weight guesser of the universe and /
suspects his apprentice Martin OF har-
boring burning desire to possess lust
such pair of scales, which are valued
at $50 Very similar to the oft-nention-
ed Arab, Mr.. Martin folded his eraftinsr
apparatus and vanished lust prior f0
the arrival Of his chief, and is stin in
visible to the naked eye. The police
were requested to cuItiyate his ae
1uaintance if possible.
Robert Stores, colored. was enter
tanning a select few Of his MANY in
innate friends at his house, 4O7 East
1rane street Sunday afternoon. when
le received an urgent invitation to
oAoW ms lnslpld key of refreshments
ne possession of reputation for yer
lclty, and he was allowed to 90 back
lnd order another key without the Gus
onAry pond He does not belong 70
he clan, and is therefore not entitled
Q the use of the two one-hundred
lollar bills which have been used for
n 1lsaL moons as temporary bond.
Elth the 5ailer at regular intervals bv
1essrs. Hoffman, Murphy. Ravnor
cnWartz and many Others This fund
-e1oA~4 dAly taken up the next Orn-
az and paper bond substituted.
,nlch IS often noncOnvertibIe into casn I
ne bills are becoming frayed by con 3
-ant use, and at their next visit the y
alIer viii suggest that they be re- (
lrned to the U. s. treasury whence
ley came and be EXCHANGED for newer +
mes. = +
Three joint cases were disposed .of. nv I
ae police court Saturday. Frank Law A
IN, who held forth at a barn IN the b
ar OF S17 East First street. was found
alty on three counts of selling the
'other OF savage breasts. and one of
alnraining something known as q
alsance. Ills fine aggregated $500 and y
days In the city boarding house IN 4,
rs case the city produced witness y
no could not be bulldozed by the de- y
nse, and whose righteous indignation =
SISTED him to state cold facts. He a
- @Jonn Steinrauf. who was arrested L
10 subsequently proven not guilty OF ~
inning the same Joint several weeks D.
20 1t seems that Mr.. Steinrauf was
the institution for the purpose of
king a drink with one Frederick =
AMI. who gave the bartender, Homer d
annlnghan, silver coin of the value -
one dollar to change Exit Mr.. Gun
police just in time to
e MI Steinrauf helping himself to r
contents Of the key. Smarting I'M .,
r the loss Of his change. for Mr.. 81
lnningham never came back. Mr.
all assisted in testifying against the
-wson-Cunningham company. r
saped by reason OF second-siRht, or