The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-17

were compelled to hunt for shelter
just at supper time when the storm
came W.
D. c. Morris. the Haskins & Sells
expert, now has three assistants help
ing him in the investigation of the
state treasury. They are employed
out of the fund of $4,000 which the
state provided.
Dummy Taylor, the great baseball
pitcher, used to go to school at the
Deaf and Dumb school at Olathe. He
is an intimate friend of Malon Burget
of Topeka, who used to play on the
baseball team with him.
| Capt Patrick Henry Coney will ad-
I dress the Hibernian club picnickers
at Milwaukee, August 10. The Mil
waukee Hibernians saw the name in
print, probably, and no other recon-
mendation was necessary.
County Attorney Oyama Hungate,
having cleared the deck of the district
court docket of all the debris of action,
can now scour the high seas of Lake
View looking for bass or other foes
worthy of his fishing rod.
Adam Kahr, according to the Kan
sas City papers, has struck four feet
of oil sand at Forty-seventh and Main
streets, Kansas City, after drilling to a
depth of POI feet. Mr.. Kahr is a
brother of the Kahr sisters of Topeka.
Col. Ed Little came to Topeka from
Abilene just as soon as he heard that
"A. M harvey lld0 AO44OWG0 mn A4ANO
the Republican fold to get away from
the dogs that barked at the pyramids
of Egypt and the heels of the Pop
party.
There will be two City league ball
games at Association park on Sunday
afternoon. One price of admission, %
cents, will be charged. The teams of
the City league are playing very fast
! amateur baseball right now and are
worth seeing.
The Commercial club viii meet Fri
day of next week The principal topic
at that time will be relative to the
advertising Topeka Train which
the merchants and manufacturers are
planning to send out of this city some
time in August.
The Lawrence Gazette says: Rev.
C H. Duvall, LII. D., will preach at
the First Baptist church. North Law
renee, next Sunday in the absence of
the pastor. Rev. Jones. Rev. Duvall
is the ex-pastor of one of the largest
colored churches in Topeka.
On Sunday afternoon the Knights of
/ Pythias lodges of Topeka will hold
memorial services in the First Baptist
/ church of North Topeka. Rev. w. Nj.
| Cleveland will preach the sermon. The
/ parade starts at o'clock from sixth
and Quincy streets. The K. of 2. band
and drum corps will furnish tho
music.
The Rev. T. J. Collar of this city. who
was recently graduated from the Kan
sas theological school, will be ordained
to the priesthood by Bishop Millspaugh
tomorrow morning at Grace cathedral
| Dean Kaye and Canon Burke will as
sist in the service. Mr.. Collar will con-
tinue in charge of st. Marks church,
| Oskaloosa.
The chorus Of the local Christian En-
| deavor union which is to lead the sing
! ing in the Auditorium during the state
/ Christian Endeavor convention next
week, is to practice Sunday afternoon
| in the First Congregational church, and
in the same church Monday evening, at
which time Prof. MacConnell OF Wlchlta
will take charge of the chorus
! A Berrvton. correspondent writes: go
/ hack and sit down. know it, with an
/ ominous shake of the fist was the sharp
| command of a little 6-year-old chap to
/ an older sister seeking to prompt him
/ in one Of the exercises of Children s