The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-06
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

The city registration has reached 1900.
The malaria season is here and the air
is full Of it
The kindergarten normal training
school will open Monday.
The new Y. N. c. A. rooms will be
formally opened October IA
1t is getting so it rains whenever there
is a performance at the Grand.
Miss Emma F. Burgess will conduct
the Y. w. G. A meeting tomorrow.
Marshall's band concert was postpon-
ed on account of the rain last night.
Miss Lillian Yount of Topeka has
been granted notarial commission
W. H. Bennington has started an in
surance paper called Life Insurance.
The office of the commissioner of cleo
tons will be open evenings next week.
Prof Leib has been secured as choir
master of Grace Cathedral vested choir.
The Republican fambeau will go to
Heriden next Tuesday to attend rally
Clinton Van SAINT, son of the Oakland
postmaster, is visiting here from Mary
land.
The Republicans have made arrange
ments for Republican meeting at Dow
or October IL.
S NJ. Charles, travelling passenger
agent of the Rock Island, is sick at his
nome In TINS city.
Inmates of the county jail who play
the "sick racket" keep County Physician
AcClintock busy.
The management Of the Grand opera
house is doing its best to discourage
smoking in the foyer.
A Topeka young man who was vaccin-
ated a week ago will have "keep OFF,
sign pinned to his arm.
At the Wichita races yesterday it took
Miss Fullerton seven heats to get first
money in the 2:20 class trOt-
The Science club will hold their first
meeting of the season in the high school
rooms, on the evening Of the 18th.
Topeka's bank clearances are nearly
double those of Wichita. This week
they were 5000 to Wichita's 100000.
Editor Flower of the Arena donated
1000 copies of the June mum Der Of his
magazine to the POpulist state central
committee.
RossviIle, in Shawnee county is boom
ing. An addition of about 200 acres was
recently laid out in town lots by Topeka
engineers.
J. p Rowley of Topeka and Carey
Snyder of Dover have been appointed
treasury examiners by the county com
missioners-
The American Union Life Insurance
company has applied to the superInten-
uoQL OF insurance LOT DcEulc54Ou u QO
business in Kansas.
Matthew Semple, a brother of Score
tary Semple of the Populist state central
committee, signed the petition for the
Initiative and Referendum ticket.
You will never realize how many
friends you have until you have been
vaccinated and they begin to salute you
by slapping you on your left arm.
The residence of J. H Squires, at 511
Buchanan street, was burglarized this
week. The robbers got in through a
cellar window Lut were unable to get up
stairs.
Artie Pefley of Chase county is the
originator of badge for teachers. 1t is
silver star surrounded by a golden
band with tiny golden ladder at the
bottom
Adiutant General Davis has ordered
the first battalion and second brigade, K.
n. G., into camp at Arkansas City, Octo-
Der 8 The encampmen will continue
one week
At the morning services at the First
NJ E. church tomorrow Mr. Paul Tor
rington will sing sThe Plains OF Peace"
In the evening Prof. W. H. LeiblwiH sing
a solo to be selected
Lucius KinRman and family and J. H
Sauires aud family have returned from
weeks fishing outing in the northern
part Of the state. They caught five
pound bass and a dEteen- pound buffalo,
as well as catfish
A O. Wilson. the man who was treat
ed to some ancient eggs while he was
making q speech short time ago viii
speak again tonight at the corner Of
Eighth street and Kansas avenue. he
says he viii tolerate no qrb&nce-