The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-17
LOCAL MENTION.

Rev j Barratt Of North Topeka. vii
+ dedicate new Baptist church in North
+ Ottawa tomorrow.
VIM. A Binns Of Topeka and Anna M.
Higgins Of indianapolis. Ind, were IL
censed to wed by Probate Judge Elliott
Charles Webb, Of the Santa Fe division
superintendent's Office. is in the City OF
Mexico on a vacation. He will be back
this month.
Mrs. Fannie Steninger and her. grand
mother, Mrs. Permelia Murray, of Colo
RADIO Springs. are visiting the family OF
Il. J. Bevelle at 118 West Gordon street
It is said that 5. NJ. Scott, Of the state
board Of public works, who thought he
was candidate for congress. will travel
for an eastern wholesale house in Kan
sas
Walker Atkinson, who cut Robert
ltOggart with q razor the other mig hit, has
been arrested on complaint Of HoggArt's
wife and will be tried before justice
Chesney.
Huss Padgett, who has been arrested
for completely with Con Ryan ct al. in
breaking into Squires' drug store some
time ago, is being tried in Justice Furry's
court today
The case of Parkhurst against ex-
United States Marshal Dick Walker to
recover $1,000 for a grocery stock levied
upon by Walker has been compl eted be-
fore Judge Johnson.
Ed Griffith, formerly of the Santa Fe
division superintendent Office here,
but now located at Trinidad, Colo, was
in the city yesterday to attend the fune-
raj of his uncle, VIM. WampIer.
It is announced that the three mem
bers of the board Of public works intend
to resign the first week Of Governor u or
rill's administration. and save the COVER
nor the trouble of removing them.
Theo. Etherhart, who runs a barber
shop on Kansas avenue near First street,
has been arrested by the police for har-
boring a slot machine. His case came
up in police court this morning, but has
been continued.
Albert Brown, one of the colored
young men who, it Is claimed, was i'm
plicated in the cutting scrape Tuesday
night in which VIM. Tucker was hurt,
has been arrested and will be tried be-
fore Justice Chesney.
The Rock Island had four cars Of
Phillips excursionists through Topeka
Yesterday. They were from the vicinity
or Chicago and Minneapolis and are
bound for California by way Of Colorado.
They had a special train.
Charles Latham has been captured by
the police here and is being held until
the marshal Of Garnett can arrive and
take him there. He is charged with
stealing a suit of clothes and an over
coat from ]. ). Tedford of that place.
In the months Of October and Novem-
Der Ingleside has given in charity 577
meals and 204 nights lodgings. During
this period Is charity inmates have been
cared for. The board of directors wish
to return thanks for donations from va
rious friends.
About seventy members of the Topeka
Win ged Art association, (stenography is
called the winged art.) were present at
the reception at the rooms of Miss Anna
Canaan, between Seventh and Eighth on
Kansas avenue last evening. There was
an excellent programme and refresh
ments were served.
A large well is being dug at the state
insane asylum. 1t Will be forty feet in
diameter, and will be capable Of adding
greatly to the water supply. It is also
to be an additional precaution against
fire. Il is being dug near the pump
house BY the river side. The work is
being done by the aid of a steam shovel.
Mrs. p. Walsh. Mrs Dan Clements,
Miss Lena Wyatt. and other ladies of the
Catholic church. are organizing them
selves into a relief society, to look after
the poor Of their own church. They
have eft postal cards with Mrs. Thorpe,
that word may be sent them when such
cases are found 1t is said by Mrs.
Thorpe that not many Catholics apply
for help to public charities.
mere IS farm over IN dfR MA no
Park that belongs to Johnathan Rich
mond. There is some good hunting on
the farm and it also belongs to Mr.. Rich
mond. NJ. McGinty, who seems to have
returned from his explorations among
the mermaids that he went on about six
years ago, coveted this hunting and
went after it The consequence IS that
Mr.. Richmond has had him arrested and
he will be tried in Justice Chesney's
court.
Workmen have been busily engaged
this week on the Cum berland Presby
ian church, corner Of Polk and Huntoon
streets, making a partition between the
auditorium and the Sunday school room;
also repairing the furnaces, 50 that the
church is now comfortably fitted up for
the approaching winter Mrs. Taylor,
wife of President A. H. Taylor of the
Emporia Normal school, and president
OF synodical missions of Kansas synod,
met the ladies Of the G. p. church this
afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mrs. Danley's
on Buchanan street.
Exhaustive analysis fails to reveal the
slightest trace of adulteration in DR.
Prices Baking Powder.