The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-03-25

To aimcST-aIly- tune
But the fragrance and the music
That nOthin else has got
Are the odor and the simmer
OF the old coffee pot.
John W Fellows in the Dillon CWyo.)
Senator J. a. Kennedy of Burlington
is in Topeka today.
Grant Hornaday came up from Fort
Scott Tuesday afternoon.
James Chisham. Postmaster of Atchi-
son, was in Topeka yesterday.
Spring vacation at Washburn coll
lege commenced today 1t win close
April 2.
Senator Long is on his way home
from Washington. He left there Mon
day night.
The Scandinavian Independent Politi-
cal club will meet at 222 Kansas avenue
this evening.
People whose coal piles are running
low are entirely willing for the cold
weather to stop.
There will be a lot of people mad at
themselves next Saturday because they
forgot TO register.
How it looks to the Ottawa Herald:
Democratic hope in Topeka has CEN
tered on the election of one council
man.
Z. B. Mcdowell resident manager
of the Remington Typewriter company,
has been succeeded by Phil 3. Lyon of
St. Joseph
You can register until Friday evening
but no registration can be made on
Saturday The books will be open two
days longer.
H J. Bone, secretary to Governor
Bailey, returned today from Illinois,
where he was called Monday by the
death of a cousin.
Aaron P. Jetmore, formerly county
attorney here, is in the city to assist at
the Morris and Wilson trials. Jetmore
is the man who prosecuted John Col
Inns.
An exhibition in expert pool playing
will be given by Fred B. Hall, champion
of the world. at the Ellks' club rooms
tonight Mr. Hall can pocket IA balls
at a single shot.
O. B. Irelan has applied for admis-
sion to the bar. He is graduate OF
Wash burn, and has served two terms
as assistant reading clerk in the house
of representatives.
After the kansas Medical college
graduation exercises which viii be held
March q. there will be a compliment
Iary banuet by the graduating class at
the Throop hotel.
Captain Clad Hamilton has consented
to remain in the attorney generals de-
partment until May J. Mr.. Coleman IS
not yet ready to appoint his special as
sistant.
The members of the Kansas Worlds
fair commission left for St Louis this
afternoon to make arrangements for
beginning the construction Of the KAN
sas building.
Governor Bailey has issued a requisi-
ton on Governor DOckery of Missouri
for James Riseley, who is wanted In
Kansas for breaking jail at Galena. He
is now under arrest at Joplin, Mo
Evangelist williams made an address
before the students Of the high school at
10 o'clock this morning. The service to-
night viii be short, so that the people
may attend the OratOriO at the Audi
toriEm-
Jake Lewis and Preston Souther are
at work in the office of the commission
er of elections preparing the poll books
for the use of the Democrats. The Re
pubicans have a woman at work pre-
pairing their books.
J. C Lowe, the reform school teacher
convicted in the district court Of wife
murder, who has been granted a new
trial by Judge HaZen, has been admitted
to $1,000 bail. Lowe has made arrange
ments to give bond and viii be liberated.
Some of the most effective work
toward booming the registration is be-
ing done by Evangelist Williams. After
one of his afternoon meetings the other
day 200 women went straight to the
Auditorium and got their registration
certificates.
1T C8OQuS OIL IODGkd uOiltlClanS IOI
the Great Bend convention will take
place on Tuesday. Only one train from
Topeka runs through Great Bend and
that is No on the Santa Fe. No 5
viii make a big haul of passes west of
Topeka next Tuesday afternoon.
The peace disturbance case against
F. S. Stevens in the city court was con-
tinued Tuesday until April 9. The COM
plant is made By man who occupied
one of Stevens houses because the
landlord persisted in repairing the pro-
perty in which complainant lived.
Atchison Globe: Whisky got too gay
in Topeka, and is to be knocked out
Here is a lesson to other towns. Whisky
is an outlaw and must not get gay.
The idle men who owned the slot ma
chimes became too gay, and slot ma
chimes have been abolished. Moral: Be
careful that you don't get gay.
For the purpose of investigating the
Wyondotte county system of keeping
assessment rolls and levying assess
ments, County Clerk Newman and Com
naissioners Haynes and Harrison went
to Kansas City yesterday. The Wyan-
dotte officers have a system under which