The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-15

want to spoil them. When he put them
on again, he discovered the $40 bill
therein had flown with hobo who had
been just lookin' on George was lucky
to have the trousers left"
Johnnie Mundin, a small freckled spec
linen, was arrested last night for the
usual crime Of his set. stealing brass
| from the Santa F'e- An effort will be
| the state college for bad boys.
A Topeka hunter who killed 80 ducks
in one day did net have a bite of any
OF them to eat He gave all of them
Iaway but three or four and his wife
stated positively that she was too busy
to cook them. so they followed the
rest.
The large hall on the top floor of the
court house viii hereafter be used by
the Shawnee county teachers association
for the weekly and monthly meetings
School seats will be placed in the room
and Superintendent Wright will act as
head master of the meetings.
Services in the Euclid Avenue NJ e.
church VIII be held Sunday as foffows
9:45, Sunday school; IL o'clock, pubic
worship; EDworth League. $50 p. M i.
evening services with sermon by the
pastor, ]. NJ Jackson. at 1880. Miss
Ruth Campbell, of Clay Center, will sing
at the evening services.
At the meeting of the Ministerial
unioh in the Y M c. A. rooms Monday
morning. final arrangements for
! Thanksgiving services at the various
churches on Thursday November q,
VIII be arranged for. The paper of the
morning will be read by Rev. o. S.
Morrow on the subject. '"The MAYNARD
Side of Religion
There will be a bazaar given by the
woman's auxiliary of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers at the new
Palace building Oh Kansas avenue Fri
day and Saturday of next week Dona-
lions of articles have been received
from members of the order all over the
union, and the proceeds are to be ap-
/ piled to the relief fund of a home for
enginemen at Highland Park, Chicago
1t is probable that Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
i ward Stephens, who We're involved in a
difficulty regarding the colored indus
trial institute here, and lost control of
the institution after founding it. will
begin new work here in Kansas.
| stephens was born in Great Britain,
educated in Europe and is a descendant
of the Liberator of Hayti. His wife is
| a graduate Of the Woman's college, Phil
| adelphia, and was one of the first COL
ored women to begin industrial work
among members of her race in the west.
d. O. McCray. accompanied by Judge
| c. E Foote and J. B. Eldridge, left to-
day for fancy county, Missouri, where
they go as the representatives of q
syndicate of investors to secure some Oh
the cheap mineral lands in that county
| The new White River railroad now
through IdneY county Will de-
velop its rich mineral and timber land.
fancy county is said to be as rich in
zinc and lead as the famous Yellville
district. lust over the state line in AR
kansas.
Atchison Globe: A well known Atchi-
son railroad man writes the Globe that
1 fluid extract of magnolia will cure
diphtheria. He says he has used the
remedy in bis family eighteen years. 1t
was recommended originally by a very
eminent physician and has proved sue
eessful in every case. He adds that a
half ounce of the extract and a camel's
hair brush will cost about thirty cents
this is all that is needed He says if the
people of. Atchison will try this remedy,
there will not be a case of diphtheria in
town in five days. s4a.sf
j John Alstrom. who keeps store east
of the Santa Fe shops, was arrested last
nances. When he was brought into
court he exhibited the notice given him
by Sanitary Sergeant -Yanderpool which
was da tad November 1T and ordered
j him, to connect an outbuilding with the
sewer. judge Magaw hastily dismissed
the charge when be discovered that Al
i strom had been arrested two days after
4 notification. The law allows a man ten
days after he is notified to comply with
the order. but the sanitary deaartmen'
did not seem to realize the fact.
! When Deputy U. S. Marshal Hollen-
beck went to Ottawa yesterday after
| w llildIl1 f7dFkef, VINO was recently con-
victed of defrauding Kansas City bust
ness houses through the mails, he found
the prisoner. who was supposed to be
serving a six months sentence in sail
roaming at large and not even sleeping
at the Jail. He was allowed to go to
Ottawa to serve out his sentence so thas
he would be near his fami-- of which
members were sick. Judge Hook learned
that the prisoner had not served a day
in jail since he went to Ottawa and or
dered him brought back He will spend
the balance of his term in the Shawnee
county Jail.
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