The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-20
SNAPSHOTS HONE NEWS

SNAPSHOTS AT HONE NEWS
The secret she has sworn to keep
Why should it e'er seem uppermost
Within her mind, why should it leap
And frolic like uneasy ghost
Adown her brains dark cloister where
She meant that it should slumber deep
1t seems to cry: Give air give air!''
The secret she has sworn to keep.
She's i'll at ease, and troubled sore,
Alone at home, abroad with friends!
She 1 tries to lose it Ger and Ger.
Go where. do what she will, by day,
BY night, when wrapped in dreamful
Its thrilling cry rings out: Make way!"
The secret she has sworn to keep.
Brave women who Will battle thus
For more than one dread night and day.
But not a maid or matron dwells
On. this broad earth who sound can
Until-ah, bliss of bliss-she tells
The secret she has sworn to keep.
Roy Farrell Greene in Brooklyn Life.
A: B. Quinton will return from st.
Louis Friday.
The coal dealer says of the cold
wave-"it is to laugh"
Tie court house officers are again
talking of a big rabbit hunt.
This is the season for the 'possum-
sweet neutrality-suspicious. bill of fare.
Rose Sage has filed suit in the dis
trict court for divorce from E. Sage.
Judge Pollock will return from WITCH
tia on Friday where ne has been hold
ing court.
The duck hunters were restless
yesterday when the cold wave
reached town.
Assistant County Treasurer ]. M
Wright has returned from the st.
Louis exposition.
Judge Hazen has assigned civil
cases to be tried by the jury in the
district court next week.
The horse show is in full swing in
Kansas City this week, and many To-
pekans have been in attendance.
Broom corn growers are looking for
500 a ton for the brush they pro-
duce. Better save your old prooms.
One man acts as motorneer and con-
ductor of tn Highland Park limited on
the city railway and he has a smashed
finger.
Home talent will make up the fea-
lures for the ElkS' black face min
strels to be given at the opera house
this fall.
Sheriff Lucas, who has returned
from the st. Louis exposition, says the
Boer war show met his fancy. There
is lots of shooting in it.
The walls of the new Carnegie libra
~ at Washburn are now being built.
1t is likely that the building will be
completed by the close of school next
June.
Since G. c. Clemens has decided that
a mandamuS suit to compel the city
council to buy the waterworks plant
will lie, it is up to somebody to start
the suit.
Neither the Washburn nor the Kansas
university hackers are willing to give
odds on the result O. the football game
a week from Saturday. One side is
afraid to bet and the other glad of It.
At the double-header football game
Saturday. will it be necessary to label
the contesting teams so that the crowd
will know whether the high school or
the college game is in progress?
w. ]. Black, general passenger agent
of the Santa Fe, did not attend the
meeting of the general passenger
agents which was held at Fortress
Monroe at Old Point Comfort this
week.
George A. Bailey of Chicago and
formerly of Topeka, returned to Chi
cago yesterday after making some ar
rangements concerning the new in
surance company he will be presi-
dent of.
can national committee believes in adj
vertising for there is a page in the adj
vertising section of this weeks Satur-
day Evening Post about President
Fifty or go people are out on Wash
burn field every night watching the
Washburn team at practice. After the
Saturday game, the team will go into
secret practice for the game with K.
u. on October 20.
Ewing Herbert of the JIiawatia
World has offered u loving cup as no
by for excellency in debate at the
University of Kansas. The cup will
be contested for by the fraternity men
of the university.
The ''Tour Around the World last
night in automobiles under the aus
pices of the Day Nursery provided
great sport for the juvenile crowd who
made the most of the opportunity of
riding in automobiles.
Paul Jones, a Topeka coIored ora
tor, has been requested by the Repub-
lican national committee to speak at
Cairo, October 25, and in Alexander
and Pulaski counties in southern Illi-
nois, commonly called the "Black
Belt"
The Sons of Ichabod ought to prom
Use to start their football game with
Doane college Saturday afternoon
early enough so that people can go
home and have time to get something
to eat before time to go to church the
next day.
The executive committee of the
eighth Christian Endeavor union met
in Topeka last night and decided upon