The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-16

greater portion of yesterday at the fed
eraI building talking politics, and as
usual said nothing which in the future
may rise UP goblin Ike to confront
, him.
The Topeka Railway company have
placed two old cars at the end OF their
line in Oakland to be used to protect
their passengers who are compelled to
wait Cor cars.
Have you ever noticed that it fire.
quently happens that the only thing you
have the morning after to remind you OF
the happenings of the Bohemian night
before is the headache
A special invitation is extended to
the public by the board Of directors of
the Provident association to visit the
rooms of the association at Fourth and
Jackson streets tonight.
w H. Mackey, United States marshal,
is at his office again in the federal
building after an enforced absence Of
several days caused by illness, which
confined him at his home in Junction
This is the first week in many that
there has not been from one to a half
dozen state meetings Of some assocta-
ton or other. held in Topeka and the
hotel men have rooms without oceu-
The shawnee county Republican
/ central committee will meet on Satur-
dav afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock at the
/ court mouse 10 uEACA tAAAAiC FfAAGAA4OA "a
not a primary registration viii be
/ enforced.
A number of ladies met at the home
| of Mrs. Aiken on Washburn avenue
! yesterday afternoon and formed a
| Quaker missionary. society, and IN the
I future will meet the second Ihusday
/ of each month
The state board of control yesterday
| let the contract for a new school build-
4 ing at the orphans home at Atchlson
/ to 6. H T. Schaefer & Co. of Atchison
/ for $1,000. There were six bios the
! highest. being 1854
The Washburu college and the state
/ normal basketball teams VIII play al
the rink tonight and It IS e1pecteu e. n.
the game viii be one Of the best OF tns
season as these teams are admitted 20
be the champions Of the state.
The Democratic city and county pri-
J maries will be held week from TO-DAY
T The Democrats always make their nom
( nations by ward caucuses. The acuoh
I Of the caucuses will be ratlned al
meeting Of the city central committee
on the 26th.
one of the performers at the Novelty
theater next week carries two toy Bos-
ton bull terriers about with him Wnlch
he values at 5000 each. To layman
thew look like a pair OF stunIed Duh
dogs. and too Inexpensive to nave
1 value placed on them.
While the night SQUAD Of Topeka
! police force were walking up Fifth street
last night preparatory to going on duty
one of the NEST aNglkwa ara oIoppSa ms ms
| revolver which was discharged and con
/ trary- to the general rule governing such
/ events no one was killed.
Emerson Carey. OF Hutchinson
whose request for c reopening of the
coal case before l. 2 board Of railroad
commissioners YVES refused. has served
notice that he win nIe a new case with
the board. asking for a readjustmen'
Of the rates on slack coal TO Hutchin-
SON
1t is a queer idea that some people
have that when something appears II
q newspaper which they 90 not approve
Of that they must call up the newspaper
office and sass some one. It is a
nice custom however as 1t permits the
force in the office to have good laugh
without appearing rude.
A crowd of Potwin young people viii