The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-30

they could not have returned TO Topeka
till Saturday night.
There was a derailment. on the West
which made 1t necessary for the wree1er
to be called out.
Someone who was thirsty or suffering
store at 1916 West Fifteenth street, Thurs
day.
John Bright delivered the Memorial day
address today at Sapulpa. Ind Ter He is
/ IA Oklahoma and the Indian territory
leeturing for the Odd Fellows.
Siusher, the T. a A pitcher, was in the
Friday, when the Haskell Indians took a
ten-inning game by the score Of s to Z
Dram shop. the old familiar term which
/ the founders of prohibition used so dill
4 gently, has been RELOCATED. Tipping shop,
another old-time term, is now in vogue
| with the police.
company denies the reports that there IS
dissatisfaction among the coal miners OF
Usage county and says there is no strike
threatened in Kansas
The statistical report of the assessors
shows that the people OF Topeka paid
the local candyTnakers SOS 500 IN a year.
while the dressna kers only produced SIS
$50 worth Of garments
General Wilder S. Metcaf is in Leav-
elnwoT-th. where he went to take part IL
the remains of General Leaven worth in
the National cemetery
The pavement on East Fourth street Is
being delayed by the fact that no curb
I stones are on hand for the work. The
Eepley- Ramsey cqrbstone war at Fort
Scott is responsible for the delay.
Lane university, at Lecompton. had a
field day meet Thursday and among other
events the championship in croquet was
decided Some other colleges might fol-
low suit, even down to jack straws ana
tops
The following is an effusion of the To
peka correspondent of the New York Ora
matte Mirror: The Dairy Farm attracted
average. assemblages, that thoroughly en-
5oyed the pretty puritanieaAy pleasing
The athletic association Of Nashburn
college has adopted new constitution
giving the captain, manager and coach
the power to select players for the foot
ball team and the captain the power of
selecting the players for the baseball
team.
Hampton Steele was yesterday elected
editor of the Washburn Weekly Review
anu-gang faction at the college The gang
faction supported Wallace Thompson ana
Miss Emma Irelan was an independent
candidate Steele received 6 votes. Th0np-
son ? and Miss Ireian ?.
City Attorney Spencer has completed
his brief in the Ninewood park viaduct
new being read at the city attorneys Of
fee. The city is going on the old adage,
In time of peace prepare for war #
the Ninew.ood company does not accept
that franchise the city will not be caught
Robert F.. Tasker. lately a private in
Company NJ. Fourteenth infantry. is in
charge of tbs. trumpet corps which sound
ed taps at the bridge at this mornings
service and at the Auditorium meeting
this afternoon The organization is as
follows First sergeant. Spiveys second
sergeant. CuintOn third sergeant. Nc
kee; first corporal, Aillspaugh: second
corporal. Barney: priVates, Barney, Bah
cock. Brow. Celbun- CTfttenden, McRae.
Parftt. Read and Tyler. The trumpeters
were given a good hand at the Memorial
Sunday exercises. being obliged to repeat
their calls several times The oFganiza-
/ ton is to be continued permanently.