The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-26

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County Treasurer Wilson of Cowley
county was in Topeka Friday afternoon.
| George Neil, member of the city coun
| ell. has announced that he is not cam
didate for county commissioner.
The police raided an alleged disorder
! ly house last night and arrested Mary
| Searle, j. Holding and C. w. Bryant.
Judge w. c. Hook has returned from
Denver. where he was conducting court
on Judge Thayers bench, and is now
in Leavenworth.
Senator Burton will have an article
on Flood Prevention and Irrigation,
Twin Ideas.'' in the October North
American Review.
Senator Burton, who was in Topeka
Friday, says he does not expect to go TO
Washington until shortly before the
special session of congress meets.
The first person to receive naturaIlza-
ton papers under the new law received
them from the district court this morn
ing L. A. Katterfield was the apph-
cant.
The county treasurer's office will be
closed September % until October IL for
the annual settlement and transfer of
the Office from H. M. Philips to F. c.
Bowen.
The executive committee of the State
Teachers association is meeting with
superintendent Dayhoff today preparing
the programme for the association next
winter.
Students desiring to enter the classes
of the Topeka Homeopathic Preparatory
School of Medicine will please commu-
nicate with Dr. Nicoll. S09 Kansas ave
nue.. at once.
The Elks held a social session last
night for T. D. Alden and J. Z. Morgan,
the two last bachelor members of the
lodge to renounce the other bacns ana,
join the benedicts.
The Good government club will meet
To- Of cI Roo OF s0I,
Mrs. A. H. Horton. Business of im-s
portanoe will be transacted and a full
attendance is desired.
United States District Attorney ]. S.
Dean and his assistan mt, E. d. McKeever
nave returned from attending the u. S.
district court at Wichita. Eleven
criminal cases were tried there.
Now there is a delay in giving the
public clean water because a pipe has
broken at the pumping station. About
the next and the last thing Will be d
report that the bottom has fallen out
of the well.
Steinberg's dancing academy will be
opened for the season with compli-
nIentary reception and dance on Thurs
day evening, October 1. All friends and
former patrons are invited. No Invita-
lions issued.
AS might have been expected, T. D.
Coburn, who was a year later in getting
started on his work for the st. Louis
WOIlu ldlT imam IQe OLnof nedOS OF QS-
partments, is the first to have an ex-
hibit ready for the exposition.
The Gamma Sigma Literary society
at WaShburn college gave a reception
to the students of the school at the col
lege library rooms last night. The
Washbugn College Literary society will
give its annual reception tonight.
The prisoners in the county Jail refer
to the district court jury as the .,Ean-,s
handle jury Just Why that name IS
chosen is not Known but 1t is appf1cabfe.
in crirninology, because the jury con-
joiEtistS.
Henry Bell. North Topeka negro.
made the grievous mistake last night
of whipping his wife in sight of a p0-
liceman. The result was that he spent
the night in Jail. and will have hear
ing in police court this evening.
At the meeting of the w. c. T. u,
Mrs. a. Moore was elected treasurer to
fill the office made vacant by Mrs. Z.
S. Stevens. who has moved to Illinois.
were appointed delegates to the state
convention.
A special service tomorrow Will mark
the opening of the Walnut Grove NJ. Z.
church, which has been remodelled. DR..
c. B. Wilcox of Denver will conduct
the service Sunday morning. The con-
gregation has spent $1,000 this summer
in making over the building.
The enrolment at the Kansas City
Baptist Theological seminary. of which
Rev. p. W. Crannell, formerly of To-
pel1a, is president, is fifty. The
larger proportion of the students are
from Missouri, although a considerable
number come from this state.
Clay Center Times: The Copeland
hotel has changed owners but it is still
located in township 1, section 1. range
l, Topeka, across the street from two
drug stores, of easy access to the state
COZ EGE MEN