The Topeka state journal., 1901-09-03
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constantly menace him and his outside
fruit stand
Prof. Clark. the new Greek instruc-
tor at Washburn, arrived in Topeka
with his wife and has located at 1888
College avenue.
new residence built by Edward Wilder
between Buchanan and Lincoln streets
on West Tenth avenue.
G. ". w. Yates has commenced the
erection of two cottages at Fifth and
Lincoln streets. They viii be modarn
and will cost about s., GOO each.
Mr.. Burton's friend. J. B. case, would
impeach Mr.. Stanley's man. Church.
So kansans have been brought to
separation of Church from State Case.
The State Historical society NOV rs
had to take a holiday yesterday b =
cause the elevator was not runri
otherwise it would have been an ideal
moving day.
The council meeting this evening will
likely be a long one. There is a great
deal of important business to transact,
and some new matters to be brought up
and discussed
Mr.. Con Van Natta and wife re-
turned yesterday afternoon from
three weeks visit in Ludington, Mich.
and Chicago. Con is foreman of the
Mail and Breeze.
Two new cases of smallpox were re-
ported yesterday They were William
Price and his daugher Lottie, Of 912
East Eleventh street. They are quaran-
tined at their home.
City Attorney Spencer says that the
waterworks case will be filed on Sep
tember 6. The papers are all ready, and
the attorneys are only waiting for the
company's franchise to expire
Mr.. Separation-of-C -Church-fr State
Case, of Abilene, said to a State Jour
nal interviewer that he was not can
didate for state Republican chairman
He may want 10 take it back before
long.
Charles Crammer, formerly of Topeka,
was found dead in a park at Junction
city yesterday. It is supposed that he
committed suicide with morphine. Cram
ner was a grocery clerk while in To-
peka.
If the soldiers from Fort Riley had
left John Barleycorn alone they might
have played better bali yesterday after
noon. But soldiers are not "hrSt-clasS
fighting men" unless they fight the juice
of the corn
T. NJ. Aderhold. the ex-washburn
student who has just returned from
South Africa where he was member
of the Roer army, is again in Topeka,
after short visit in Valley Falls with
his relatives.
Mayor Hughes is having a sad time
with his new official letterheads. He
has had half tone cut of the Auditor
ium made, and now he finds that half
tone will not work uD well on linen
writing paper.
Statehouse Custodian John Dudley
thinks he has cinched his job for all
time now that the state officers have
found a stone quarry to blame for the
lawn drying up, instead of his over
worked janitors.
Hard drinking has made Alex Drum
mond, the former Mail and Breeze en-
ploye, not only q criminal but a mild
lunatic. He thinks at times that he is
still employed. and calls for sacks TO
make up his mail.
H H Pitkin, local manager of the
Harvey eating house, was released to-
day from Stormont hospital after sew
eral weeks run of typhoid fever He
will not take charge of the lunch coun-
ter for a few days
Councilman Joseph Griley will leave
early Wednesday morning for Ohio
where he viii visit at his old home. his
wife is already there, and Mr. Griley
will be with her for two weeks Iney
will then return to Topeka together.
The small engine was in service on
the VineWoOd railroad Monday. The
o'clock outbound train was so heavy
that the locomotive was unable to reach
the top Of the big hill south Of town
until a run was made back to the bot
tom and a fresh start taken
Besides passing the appropriation or
dinance last night, the city council
granted Police Judge Lindsay a ten
davs' vacation. T. H Balm win act as
police judge in Mr.. Lindsay's absence
Mr.. Lindsay will go to Chicago and to
his old home in Indiana His family
will accompany him.
Mayor Hughes has received an tny1-
tation to appoint some delegates from
Topeka to the good roads congress to pc
held in Buffalo from September 10 to Il
Topeka is entitled to one delegate Tor
each 2 GOO of population Mayor Hughes
appointed Robert Stone as one delegate,
b1lt Mr.. stone declined. If anybody IN
Topeka is going to Buffalo. and would