The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-17
SNAPSHOTS ATHOMENEWs,

The old times in Georgia-wherever they
They make me think of Sherman, as he
marched toward the sea;
But, greater far. a memory comes from
the ranks of Lee,
Where Stonewan led the bands that play
ed old Dixie
The old times in Georgia. Why, the old
Her daisies to this very day with blood
of heroes wet!
Honor'S amulet
Where Stonewa1 led the bands that play
ed old Dixie.
The old times in Georgia! They're with
us night and day;
We had the dreary winter, but we all
made friends with May!
Do you think. when they. have left us
Why, Stonewall led the bands that played
old Dixie
We're in the Union. brethren; Now give
us hearts and hands!
Our yoices-they have echoed from the far
Atlantic strandsi
Behold! The. starry garland-it is waving
And Yankee Doodle nows at home with
Dixie
Frank L. Stanton.
The Fort Riley football team is prac-
Using every day at the fort.
Mrs. Floyd Baker is at Christ hos
pital sick with typhoid fever.
The Auditorium has not been cleaned
since the Democrats held their conven-
ton.
DR.. George c. Pritchard will build
$4,000 dwelling house at 917 Quincy
street.
Next Monday Springfield will begin a
series of three games with the Saints in
Topeka.
grounds, is chef for Battery B at Camp
Bailey.
Many people took General Hughes
advice and visited Camp Bailey this
morning.
The striking machinists of the Santa
Fe will have mass meeting tonight
at the Auditorium.
j. r. Koontz. general freight agent
of the Santa F. was in Kansas City
Tuesday on business.
Horace Mason and Elector Powers
were granted a marriage license in
Kansas City, Kansas, Tuesday.
A party of Topeka boys are camp
ing on Mill creek. They were soaked
by the rain Monday night.
Evangelist Overman will preach to-
night at the tabernacle, Sixteenth and
Clay, on THE Devil up a Stump"
Ellsworth and the Fort Riley soldiers
will play game of baseball at the
League park in Topeka on Saturday.
The Lowman Hill "Sluggers'' defeat
ed the Polk school baseball team yes
terday by a score of three to one.
The way the K. N. G. soldiers take
possession of the Vinewood cars to the
exclusion of everybody else is a eau
ton.
Cooley is out of the game for the
Boston Nationals again. It is hard
luck for the team as he leads in
batting.
Frank Dyer, assistant state superin-
tendent of public instruction, is the
father of a son born at Wichita
Monday.
The Y. M. C. A. had forty-five mem
bers in its tennis association this sum-
mer. The sport has seemingly taken
a squirt over other years.
One of James Chapelle's favorite hob
bies is to take midnight automobile
rides He says a fifteen or twenty
mile spin between II and O'Clock just
about suits him.
There are 146 lawyers in Topeka. Del
Valentine, clerk of the supreme court,
is making up list of all the barris-
tiers in the state. He has found $500
up to date.
If the state house custodian would
only cut off the limbs which hang from
the trees over the walk on the south
west corner of the grounds, he would
save the recording angel quite a num-
Der of tears.
The hearing of the case against T.
L. Wilson of the International Asso-
Wellington, where he was arrested last
Saturday, on the 29th.
H. U. Nudge, general manager of
the Santa Fe, is still away on his
summer vacation in the Glorietta |
He will return to Topeka
about the first of September.
The Lawrence Journal says: "a
Topeka druggist was fined $1,000 and |
sentenced to a year in Jail for viola
ion of the prohibitory law. He must
lave sold particularly rank brand
IF stuff
The K N. G. had a regimentaI drill
the ceremony says that such
show is rare, and that the Twentieth
Kansas had but one all the time that
t was in service.
The Lawrence Gazette: f'Topeka is
still ahead of LeaVenworth one lap.
has mobbed only one
umpire this year, while Topeka crowds
nave taken two of the scoundrels
Town the line
Make a contribution to the band
stand fund which will be used for the
purpose of building a band stand for
Marshall's band. Marshalls band will
rive the citizens of Topeka free con-
,erts when the band stand is erected.
The Parker show people have added
/ new stunt to their attractions. The |:
evening Journal of Webster City, Ia,
ellis Of a dinner party given in the
ions cage. The table was set in the
enter and was surrounded by the
ions.
Civil service examinations will be
leld in Topeka at the federal building
m September and s, for librarian at
he staff college at Fort LeaVenworth. |
This place pays $1,000 per year. There