The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-02
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

great decorous sphere:
When they'll save fair women worry in the
| When they'll save her handling garments when
il rains and when it SHOWS
When each man will stop. to gaze at every woman
And music Won't be lonesome as it swens upon
For the glorious time is coming when the bloom
And the dress VIII be forbidden as immodest on
the street.
The state board of pardons met today.
Stoves are going up both in reality and
price.
The blackest man in Topeka is named
White.
Sidewalk Contractor Ritchie is out of
brick
Nature flushed the cutters for Topeka
last night.
Don't get crushed in the crowd tomor-
row morning.
The steam boiler at Harrison school is
out Of repair.
The floors Of the high school building
have been oiled
Charley Curtis badges are now being
sold in Topeka
Sweet potato vines have been killed by
the frost in many places
Some wheat is being sown now. 1t
was too dry to SOW it earlier in the
season.
Thomas Vernon, the brakeman who
was hurt in the wreck at Atchison lives
in Topeka.
Cold weather is welcome. It will soon
compel the Kansas avenue parrot to stay
indoors. .as-rr-s
The sudden gust of wind last night
scattered boxes and signs all over Kan
sas avenue.
Farmers are hauling winter apples to
the city in wagon loads for the first time
IN three years
The Woman's Keeley league will hold
a meeting Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of }. Lee Knight
Milt Stoker will go to ST. Louis tomor-
row to attend meeting of the national
undertakers' association.
The Democratic fam beau club is prac-
ticing for their fire works display next
Monday evening
Judge A. H. Ellis, the Republican can
didate for congress in the Sixth district,
was in Topeka last evening.
IL K Jansen is now stenographer to
his brother, w. B. Jansen, in the Santa
Fe general managers Office.
Great crowds Of Topeka people are in
Kansas City today to see AIarshalI's band
lead the Priests Of Pallas parade.
The Union Pacific plug from the west
carried ten coaches loaded with passen-
gers for Kansas City this morning.
J. A. Daley, of Fort Madison, now has
:
partment in the general office building.
A glass show case in front Of Nor
rlsOn's jewelry store. was blown over
and broken during the storm last even
ing
All the railroads were busy taking poo
pie to Kansas City today. Tomorrow
they will be busy bringing them to To
peka-
One Of the windows at Hamilton hall
blew in during the storm last evening,
and almost caused panic before the
speaking began.
The committee on railroads of the city
council Will meet at the council chamber
tomorrow evening to discuss the east
side circle station.
he people Of Hiawatha want the rail-
road commissioners TO compel the Mis-
souri, Pacific and Grand Island companies
TO build new depot.
People who want to see and hear Gov
ernor Mckinley Of Ohio should be at the
south steps or the state house at 9 30
o'clock tomorrow morning.
VIM. ORGY, the cOlOred man who is
known as the governors messenger at
the state house, has returned from a trip
to New York and Pittsburg.
W. T. Sapp, the Democratic candidate
for congress in the Third district who is
in the city says that Botkin's nomination
means the election of Kirkpatrick.
The Republican, Democratic and Pro
hibition candidates for congress in the
First district. have all filed their certifi-
Gates Of nomination with the secretary Of
state.
Judge Ansel r. Clark, of Sterling. who
is Republican, is visiting his brother,
George w. Clark, the Populist candidate
for associate justice Of the supreme
court
Campaign headquarters of the Popu-
list ticket on which Corning is a candi-
date for governor, have been opened at
Corning's printing Office, 3O1 Kansas
avenue.
Bradford Miller says Governor McKin-
ley was considered only ordinary
young man at his home in Ohio, That's |
the kind that generally get to be presi-
dent.
Due credit should be given the local
of the Grand. The fake !
spirirualists paid rent for the opera
house Sunday night The management |
was not his partner.
J. J. Barnes of Pratt county, chairman
Of Jerry Simpsons congressional com /
mittee, was in Topeka last evening and |
fled Jerry's nomination papers with the /
secretary of state.
Lawyer w. II. Bennington offered to /
bet his typewriter against George Wag- /
ener's bicycle today on the success Of the |
Repu ublican state ticket Mr.. Wagener |
Of the Advocate wouldn't bet
Adjutant General Davis has promoted /
.hree militia captains 70 be majors this
week The promoted officers are Ed |,
HAYES of Wellington, P. NJ. Harrington +
If Newton. and L. A LinviIIe Of Os-
borne
]. w. Priddy, of the first ward, who
has been in Colorado for six weeks by |