The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-12

As patron saint she had lost her job.
And I hope that next Easter twill be my
To sit beside her and keep her straight.
---'- a. --''7 @cornen widow
washburn's spring vacation begins
tomorrow.
Judge Hazen will hear the motion
docket in the district court April IS.
DR.. ". G Hamilton left today on a
business trip to Washington and New
York.
impossible to get strawberries on the
market for the last two days
The high school freshmen defeated
the soDhOmOres at baseball Monday
afternoon BY the score OF 16 to -
Oscar Bischom and Lynden Hazen
returned Tuesday from Chanute after
an extended visit to the oil fields.
Miss Jean Koontz. who went early
last week to Waynesville. Ohio, with
the body CT Miss Haines. has returned
home.
County Attorney Hungate is arrang-
/ ing for a big fishing expedition TO the
Dragon All union fishermen may
join the party
number of the Topeka fans expect
TO 60 to Atchison next Sunday TO
watch the Topeka team play Ed
Green's professionals.
Lena 0. Brown was granted a di-
vorce Monday afternoon by Judge
Hazen from Oscar Brown She
charged that he abandoned her
It seemed like the old ante fall festi-
val days yesterday when the Sells &
/ Downs chariots were driven through
the streets from the paint shop to the
fair grounds.
The new United Presbyterian
church at Eighth and Topeka avenues
IS nearing completion. It is one of
/ the most attractive small church
! buildings in the city.
The regents of Kansas university at
a recent meeting let the contract for
I the iron stairway and the fire escapes
for Albert Taylor Hall to the Capitol
Iron Works of this city.
The Washburn and high school girls
/ basketball teams have at last agreed
/ to terms for a final championship game
/ and il viii be played at the 7. ". Q,
A gymnasium tonight and will be
| called at S;45
W. NJ voolfolk has asked Judge
I Hazen to stop the county commits
| sioners and the officers of Topeka
/ township from opening a road
/ Kansas avenue, by extending East
/ Fourth street
Mar Wasserman and Paul SaIz-
! berger, charged with receiving stolen
/ copper wire and Dan Butler and Dud-
I ley Christopher, charged with steal
ing II from the Topeka city railway.
I are in the county Jail awaiting trial
/ in the city court.
The morning paper says: 81. W.
/ Tucker. q clerk in the pension office
/ who lives at 237 WOodlawn avenue,
/ accidentally fell out of the barn loft
I and broke his collar bone" If Mr..
/ Tucker had fallen out DurDOseIy the
news would have been more startling.
The Women's Missionary society Of
I the First Congregatto church VIII
! meet Wednesday afternoon at -o'cloCH
( with Mrs. A. D. Gray, 123 Greenwood
avenue. Potwin Place. The second
/ chapter of Rex Christus" viii be
/ studied.
BaiIiff John Coyne's shamrocks
growing in box in the district court
I room, are ready for transplanting. II
you want to grow crop of shamrocks
/ apply to John Coyne for the hardy va
riety which has withstOOd the oratory
of the Topeka lawyers and not wither-
ed.
Judge Pollock announced yesterday
morning that he would hear any
United States circuit court cases which
the lidgants might agree to try now
The present session is the United
States district court. in reality the
criminal court of the government.
The Freshmen and Sub-Sophomores
Of the High school settled their diff
culties yesterday afternoon with q
game of baseball at the corner of Ninth
and Fillmore. The first year men were
victorious, winning out by the score Of
Is to -. Batteries: Freshmen, David
son and Roper; Sub-Sophomores, Mar
tin and Robb-
Professor A. 3 Brown, professor Of
music State Agricultural college, Man
haitian, writing to Major Andersen
i about "Parsifal." says: i will do tbs
best I can to encourage students anS
/ citizens to attend the concert, whicf
/ I consider a rare opportunity to heal
| the best, etc You deserve much crcdt
for your enterprise and very generoI..
proposition TO outsiders in the price o