The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-28

sioners which came up from Wyan-
dottee county. was called in the fed
eral court yesterday. but was con-
tinued until next Tuesday
The Cooleycrows did not lose every
game on their tour through Nebraska
and Iowa, the last one played being a
tie at the end of the fourth inning
when the game was called.
The Bell Telephone company has re-
moved all their poles from Kansas ave
nue. with the exception of one. Il am
going to take that down right away, -
said S. T. Howe, district manager.
Not intending to knock" or anything
of that kind of course, but really does
it not seem that the word benefit has
been severely OverWoTked in this city
during the last month or such a mat
tel.
]. S. Warner will go to Iowa next
week He has been called there by
parties who wish to invest in the indie
pendence Mines and Power company of
which he is manager and general sales
agent.
If the weather is favorable the street
railway company will run cars out to
Vinewood Sunday. There are some
new pleasure features out at Vinewood
such as circle swing and miniature
railroad.
Some idea of the immense size of
the $1,000. 600 city hall at San Fran
cisco which was destroyed may be
gained by q comparison with the state
house in this city, which has cost 3d.
coo, 900.
1.-The Wilton Gas Light" Have you
seen it? Brightest and most durable
light made No home complete without
THE Wilton" On exhibition 513 and
$50 Kansas avenue. Leave or telephone
orders to Hotel Brunswick
Now that is what I would call
art" said a visiting lady as she gazed
I a 2 window of the zy0n6S
stores, and yet she wouldn't know a
work of art if she should meet it
coming down Kansas avenue.
Bishop Isaac Lane of Memphis, Ten
nessee. president of the Second Episco-
pal district of the colored Methodist
church. Will preach Sunday morning
and evening at Lane chapel, corner of
Fourteenth and Van Buren, streets.
There is no use denying the fact that
the COoleycrows have been playing in
a wet state, when they were used to a
dry one, which may account for the
showing that they have made on their
tour which took them to Nebraska.
Every time that I see either two
men and a woman or two women and
a man driving in buggy about
dusk. remarked a travelling man who
had just landed in the city, Il am re-
minded of the old saying that two
is company and three a crowd
1t was just half past midnight last
night when a small voice called up the
State Journal Office and asked about the
time of day the collision is to occur
between the two engines at the fair
grounds on the Sd of May. It IS an
even guess that the questioner had just
awakened from a bad Dream
Rev. Philip Hasenstab, of Chicago,
preached to the deaf mutes at the
home of MI and Mrs. A. c. Dreyer,
12S Tyler street. last Wednesday even
ing. About twenty mutes were pres
ent and witnessed the sermon which
was expressed in the sign language
as the minister himself is a mute.
The regular and final meeting Of the
Saturday Night club viii be held at
the Office of Ferry & Doran Saturday
evening when a paper on THE School
master in Literature" will be read by
o. P. McClintock, principal of Clay
school Election Of officers for the en-