The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-03-26

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With a toss 90 her haid.
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Chicago Record Herald.
Walter Mclaughlin Will go to Chi
Cago to- study music
Senator John Clancy spent Wednes-
day in Kansas city on business.
Candidates nominated on the Socialist
city ticket are still dropping off.
only one more day to register. The
books close 1T 10 p. mn Friday night
The work on the new Railroad Y NJ
G. A. building is progressing very IA
1orably.
j. B. Billiard has filed suit against
George Hefner for $50. alleged to be
still due upon a bill of goods sold.
The Golden Rule club viii give
charity tea Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs William Archer 201 Fill
more street
Iaidee Laurent has begun divorce
proceedings against J.. a. Laurent. her
husband who is telegraph operator
Tor the santa Fe.
The old fashioned ten-for-a-nickel
cigarettes seem to have gone out of
fashion. but the new kind with cork.
handles smell just as bad
Two default divorces were granted in
the district court one to Porter Lahr
from Texas Lair the other to sarah
Price from George Price.
The hearing of the dollar gas case
was not resumed Wednesday as plan
ned. owing to the absence of the attor-
neys for the gas company.
James Shocks, arrested in the city
court Wednesday on a charge of horse
stealing was released ON bond during
the afternoon. Snooks lives near Me-
noken.
Horace Swayze leaves Friday for
1ittsburg Pa, to resume newspaper
work which he was obliged to give up
several weeks ago on account of i'll
health
III the waterworls are not a good in
Tesrment for the city why is the COM
pauy willing to make a 20 per cent re-
fiuction of rates to set another fran
chise?
A suit has been filed in the district
court by r. r. Calzins against the Bird
Canning factory to recover $500 said to
he owing on boiler and machinery of
the plants equipment
Rev DR. S. e. Sargent. examiner for
the State Congregational association,
visited Washhurn college yesterday for
ahe purpose of examining the financial
snafrs OF the institution.
Word was received here yesterday of
the death of Arthur Donaldson in the
Missouri Pacific hospital, st. Louis, on
March 25 Mr.. Donaldson and his two
sons We're formerly employed in the
Santa F'e shops here
A lecture is to be given by Miss Car
ter of the Y w q. A. before the Moth
ers union of the Central Congregational
church between 3 and 5 o'clock Friday
The lecture VIII be given in the kinder
garten rooms of the church
Sergeant J. c. owen and carl Golf
Of the present police force are both open
10 a call and would like to be chief Of
police under the next administration
Being good friends. their rivalry bids
fair to be blO0dless and mudless one.
There lis no reason why the purchase
Of the waterworks should cause an in
crease Ia taxes If the plant won't pay
the Interest on the investment running
expenses and provide a sinking fund
To pay for it it isn't worth having
j. n. Loyewen has gone to Sabetha
To Investigate new chemical process
OF treating ore which has been invented
there Some Topeka capitalists are
thinking Of investing money in the in
version.
The state has published in pamphlet
form, with numerous fHu-page Illus
trauons. the two scientific papers con-
corning gold in Kansas which We're
read by ]. T. Lovewell before the KAN
sas Academy of Science in 1901 and
1902
Harry Larimer has been presented
with fine upholstered rocking chair i'm
appreciation of his effective support Of
the work of the State Temperance I'M