The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-13

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he lets his wife eat all the grapes she can hold
And then trusts TO appendicitis"
This is great weather for poor people
fire alarm gong has been placed IN
jackson school.
License Collector v anderpOOl collected
&2T5 last month.
III u getting cold enough to have stoves
sn the trolley cars.
A Topeka young lady sigma her name
Elegantly yours"
Judge Riner talks almost in an under
tone while on the bench.
Lieut. f. K Massee, u. s A. Of Fort
Riley. is at the Hotel Throop.
A member Of the street force is assist
Ing City Engineer Iweeddale.
Col e. w. Veale ID fitting up his build
Ing near the postoffice for hotel
The T. A A football players profess to
want another game with the Y. n G. A
The Rock Island shop men at Horton
were paid their November wages today.
Charles Spencer as referee is hearing
the Raper alimony case in the grand jury
room.
Several Topeka men will take chickens
20 the poultry show at Kansas City next
week.
The "spring election" is already the
topic of conversation among local poll
ticians.
The rooms of the clerk Of the United
States circuit court are ndergoing
cleaning.
The ladies' Of the First Presbyterian
church made about $3.50 out of their fair
yesterday.
The carpets on the floors Of the gov
eminent building are worn threadbare in
many places.
The daily sessions of the Shawnee
county circuit court generally last about
an hour now
W. H. Simpson Of the santa Fe adver-
Using department, is n Chicago on rail
road business.
Dr. McCasey is talking of putting Mrs
Kneiberg and Mrs Pack under bond not
to disturb his peace.
The Populists are already turning
their attention to the important matter Of
aredeeming kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Garvey Will reside
at san Antonio, Texas, this winter. They
left Topeka yesterday.
In one day the Associated Charities
gave temporary relief to nine families
out Of thirtv-hve applications.
Mrs. George r. Peck is still improving
according to advices received at the
Santa Fe Offices from Chicago
It il the middle Of December and a
man was on the street today in his shirt
sleeves. This is baimy Kansas
Prof Lovewell gave a talk on "The
Pendulum" last night before the Topeka
Philosophical society az Washburn col
lege
One Topeka woman is sending out her
Christmas presents this week to avoid
the rush in the mails just before the hol-
idays.
There we're nearly twenty victims in
police court this morning. This is the
first time for a long while that there has
been more than tive
The Topeka police authorities might
do a civilized act by stopping the game
OF football il Topeka. They are taking
steps in that direction in the east
Rev. II. ID. Fisher Of WestmoreIand,
POtawatomie county, wants to be chap
lain of the lower house Of congress when
the Fifty-fourth congress is organized
The editorial pass of ". J. Costigan,
editor of the Ottawa Journal, State
Printer SHOWS paper, has been called in
by the Santa Fe passenger department.
Councilman Stevens says that it is not
true that he is a candidate for police
commissioners. He is not anxious to fur
Their sacrifice himself on the political
altar.
The supreme court will hear the Osa-
watomie case, in which DR. WetmOre is
trying to GUST superintendent Went
worth, At the February sitting of the
court
At least fifty people a day stop and
look at the advertise ments on the adver-
fising machines. At least thirty thous-
hnd Topeka people a day read the Tor
peka papers
Advice to Topeka young women from
young man-Girls, don't make man
present Of a necktie. He prefers to buy
his own Ii you must get him one don't
hand-paint it,
The county commissioners have been
IN session two days this week consider
ing the interior arrangement of the
vaults az the court house where the
records will be kept
Miss Sallis Crosby lectured before the
Awarded