The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-03
SNAP SHOTS AT BONE NEWS

Have burned into my mind and heart
An impress that will not depart
! " hose worth I may not know.
From depths profound to heights sublime
10! ceaseless waters flow.
What battlements with walls of fame
nose sculpture forms may not name
And stately forms ornate.
u Wondrous form and color tone
words are 1nadeQuate.N
A wreath of color and design
That most effectively combine
Beholders to impress.
A constant wonder and surprise
In brilliant arabesgue
Has ever in this chasm dwei-
As ancient as the sun.
I Faith says: ssThy will be done.
B. B., the California Limited Log Book.
Have you broken any of your New
Years resolves?
Washburn college reopens today af-
ter the holiday vacation.
Mr.. L Beard leaves today for New
ork city on a business trip.
The coming of the legislature has
sent Topeka room rent a-kiting.
Parks Helmick of Chanute is in town
to look after his boom for secretary of
the senate.
The Brotherhood of st. Paul of the
First Methodist church held its annual
meeting on Monday night.
The street railway company set a
car load of coal on the track on Jack
son street near Tenth avenue Sunday.
This term of the district court ends
saturday night at midnight and the
next term begins next Monday morn
ing.
The McDearmott Commission COM
pany has removed its office to the CO.
luFabian building from the DevIin
block.
The Santa Fe offices and the Santa
Fe shops were closed yesterday, as
We're the principal stores, banks and
offices.
The First Methodist church will be-
g En-, q series or revival meetings on
January b. to be led by Rev. w. c. |
N. H. Loomis has returned from |
trip to Omaha, where he went to |
consult con. with ofEcials of the Union Pa
Charles Graves, night man for the
Wells-Fargo company at the Santa Pc
depot, has been transferred to the up- |
town office as day watch.
Prof. G. P. Grinsley will be in To- |
peka until about January 10 arranging /
the ST. Louis mineral collection in the |
Kansas Academy of Science rooms.
There is a lot of mistletoe and
molly on the Topeka markets. What
places today. Anything we can get |
for it, was the answer.
The Kansas City papers state that |
the assault case against Col. F. L. Jeltz |
Of Topeka, which has been pending for /
some time, will be dropped There is |
not much evidence against Jeltz
ID. J. Hanna lieutenant governor of
Kansas. is on his wedding trip. When I
at the Blossom House in Kansas City t
he stated to a reporter that he had not |
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pointments.
The Ranney-Davis Mercantile com
pany, of which w. II. Davis of Topeka
IS one of the partners, is planning to /
where their wholesale business has
been rapidly increasing.
There is a lot of good kindling /
wood at the Auditorium from the |
crates which were used to pack the
pipe organ. ''I'n make some fellow
a good offer on it all if he carts it |
away" said Supt. Hedgeland this
morning.
Chief stahl gets communicating
about a news pis the ether a TO fa6
spoke his mind in this way: Il
always did like the State Journal,
and I'll tell you why: it tells the truth
about things and amt afraid to do
The street railway company is put
ting in curves at Sixth avenue and
jackson street preparatory to the
future running of West Fourth and
East Sixth avenue cars across town at
Sixth street instead of via the trans
fer station at Eighth and Kansas
avenue.
The police station got much
needed bath on Monday. The whole
force of jailbirds was put to work
with a hose, brooms and mop rags
and the bastile germs were drowned
at a lively rate. For a time the
floating DODulatiOn in the tatfop wa
something marvellous to conjure with.
The Leavenworth papers seem to
be a little uneasy about the Western
association franchise remaining in
their town. They gossip some of a
stock company to be formed to bear
1.-The white mans burden" Shiveley
is roasted for giving out an alleged
interview that the Orioles may go |
out of the circuit.
Governor Bailey yesterday issued a
reQuiSition on the governor of Texas
for David G. Gerhart, wanted in Leav-
enworth for obtaining money under
false pretenses. Gerhart is a. profess
Sional at the business, and is serving
a term in the Texas penitentiary for
the same offense which he committed
in Kansas. His term expires on Jan
uary 6. and he will be at once brought
to Leavenworth by Sheriff Myers.
Now Fred Palmer wants fran
chise ii the Western assoC1atitSn for
Hansa5 City, Kas. Palmer formerly
league, and knows the busi-
ness thoroughly. President Shiveley
likes the idea, for it would bring the
sport to his own town. Should the
proposition go through the schedule
would be so arranged as to not con-
hict with Tebeau's dates in Kansas
City Mo.
chief stah1 says that he will put
few days. He will be regular.
What is his name2" was asked of