The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-29
sNAP sHOTs AZ HOME NEWS


Rev. Canon Bywater went to Kansas
City Wednesday.
Oscar swayze did not attend the
Wichita convention.
All the freight dopts in Topeka viii be
closed all day tomorrow.
f. H Foster returned today from a
months visit in Boston.
Edward Durein will leave Saturday
for a pleasure trip to California
cider" Smith says there win be a
storm period from May 20 to June 1.
The washed and the unwashed, the
skinned and the SINNERS have returned
from Wichita.
The Wichita convention adjourned
without deciding who was the best
poker player.
Frank Doster, chief justice of the SUI
preme court, was in Kansas City We'd
nesday.
Llewellyn James Graham viii deliver
the Decoration Day address at his home
town, St. Marys, Friday.
Eugene F, Ware didn't go to Wichita
but he kept a pretty close tab on the
State Journal bulletins.
New shipment swell style Manhattan
shirts received today at the Palace
Clothing company.
Now it is up to a few of the bell
Wethers in the Troutnan camp to tell
how it happened.
Ot5Chd 1AttAs5f Ladies OF oQCQILlJ
have the honor of running the biggest
special train out of here that has been
chartered this year.
A Topeka man telegraphed the Shaw
nee delegation at Wichita: IF you are
still on earth don't neglect to catch the
first train for home"
G. B. Ramsey of this city has gone
to Lawrence to make arrangements for
beginning work on the new pavement
in that city.
Rudolph Osman of Topeka secured
marriage license IN Kansas City yester-
day to marry Miss Sophia Sperr of st.
Paul. MINI.
Frank Crist added $50 to the city Jail
or's nest egg last night and left a plea
Of guilty to keeping tipping shop open
on Sunday.
J. A Mcclure, travelling salesman for
Parkhurst-I5avis & Co. at Emporia is
in Topeka this week to see about his
automobile.
Music hath charms but it seems that
MaFshalfs band did not put drop OF
the hypnotic influence into their stir
ring strains at Wichita.
Dayhoff the charioteer,' seems to
have ridden right over the rest of the
fellows in his race for superintendent Of
public instruction
In the championship baseball game
between the sub-sophomore and sub
junior classes of the high school the
sub-sophonmore class won by a score
of 10 to Z.
T. ] and J. r. Hanlzla. formerly of
Topeka are endeavofing to secure a no.
tel in Kansas City. They have been
figuring on the Victoria and the Mid
land.
Thomas l. King and Charles L. Sea
graves of this city, representing the
Santa Fe went to Kansas City with the
Knights & Ladies of Security excur-
sion.
A3z4-4 ey44.s ~, 7..-..4 4sz
Jewell and ex-State House Head Jani-
tor John Dudley have returned from
Wichita where they worked in the in
terests of Troutman.
"Fes'' Wilson, who was arrested for
assisting to fleece John Mcfarland in d
fixed poker game, has been released The
victim did not want to prosecute, and
only wanted the money back.
The coroner's jury gave a verdict We'd
nesday morning that John Butler, the
old negro who was found dead in q
vault, came to his death by reason of
an accident while intoxicated.
Within the last three days the river
has fallen several feet Much of the
drift wood which lodged against the
piers of the Kansas avenue bridge has
been cleared away and hoated down
stream.
There will be a meeting Friday even
ing at III East Eighth avenue to or
ganiZe a picking and preserving COM
pany. This is not a meeting Of poll
ticians who attended the Wichita con-
vention.
The Republican Flambeau club will
hold a meeting at Tammany hall next
week to rejoice over the defeat of Trout
man. The Tammanyites were mad ar
Troutman because N1arshalIs band was
taken to the convention.
The Trades and Labor Council will
give its second free entertainment this
season tonight at their hall. APO Kan
sas avenue J. T. Smith, business agent
of the Kansas City, Mo, Industrial
Council, will deliver an address.
Graduates of school district No. 102
which closed last Friday are as follows:
Harry Fuller, Sanford Watts, Efie
Jones, Lemon Jones, Laura Simpson.