The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-21

Central National bank and will have a
marble floor.
The extension Of water mains on Morris
avenue is four blocks south from sixth
avenue instead of four blocks north from
that point, as was reported
Miss Alice Lseggett, director of the To-
Charge of the Girls Athietic club at the the
Winfield Chautauqua- to be held July
to IL
Col NJ R. Platt Of Kansas City will
shortly donate two head of Galloway cat
tie to the State Agricultural college from
the famous herd on his johnson county
farm
J. B. Furry has brought suit in the city
court against A H. Luster, the spotter.
who was arrested and sent to Usage City
to answer to the charge Of perjury, for
SIS attorney fees
There will be special services at the Sal
vation Army hall Saturday and Sunday.
They viii be conducted by Chapman Pot
ter, chief secretary of the southwest pro-
vince of the army.
The band of Gypsy fortune tellers who
We're camped opposite the police station
actions became annoying to the police
and they were urged to move on.
When the Indians from the Haskell in
stitute at Lawrence meet the Topeka Y.
NJ C. A team on the Washburn grounds
tomorrow It viii be termed by some a
contest between Christians and heathens.
''Bugler Weston" a Topeka play, writ
ten by a 15-year-old boy, will be given at
talent company-16 Topeka actors all I'M
der Is years OF age Will take part in the
play.
The case against T. Radford, the col
ored man who was charged with stealing
a COW in South Topeka and selling it to
the Wolff Packing company, was dis
request of Charles Wolff.
Clarence Gray, the. Washburn baseball
pitcher, has gone to his home in Downs.
He and Captain Gill of the Washburn
team will probably return to school in
the fan and assist in making the WASH
burn football team a success.
II wonder if this is the only state house
lawn In the United States which is 50
much neglected" said a stranger in the
city today who was looking over the city.
II don't believe / have ever seen another
state house lawn looking so bad"
Postmaster John Guthrie has received
Information from Washington that an
other letter carrier had been allotted to
topeka. The extra carrier viii cover
the business district, thereby affording the
merchants a better service.
Irrigation days at the Santa Fe Office
sign is hung on tree in the middle of
the grass plot reading This is watering
day Take care of your wheels" Wheels
are stacked IN the road and are not on
the grass those days
People living near Eleventh and Locust
streets have protested to the street COM
missioner about the condition 81 the Vine
wood park railway tracks at that street
intersection. They say that the tracks
possible to cross them.
July will be Topeka. day. at the Of
tawa Chautauqua assembly The Topeka
CnOral society VIII assist in the prOduc-
ton of THE Redemption and a great
many Topeka people are planning to 20
to Ottawa on that date. A special train
VIII leave here at 7.3O a. m.
The police committee of the council
met Thursday night in the committee
room and talked oyer the, proposed
tee gave It out that no definite action
had been taken. 1t was admitted that
several men On the force had been marked
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