The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-10
SNAP sAors Ar HOME NEWS.

Lawyer A. ". Dana and his bride are
now at Manitou, Col
j. c. Darling has severed his connec-
ton with Olympic park.
W, ]. Woolsey, manager of the Kansas
City car works, is in the city.
The meetings at the City park are at
tracing a great many people.
The county commissioners are holding
an adjourned session today.
Land Commissioner John E. Frost of
the Santa Fe is in Oklahoma
Receiver ]. C. Wilson ia in Indianapo-
lis, where his mother lies sick.
The Republican Flambeau club will
hold a regular meeting tonight,
Lawyer Charles Foster has interested
himself in John l. Walters behalf
If this weather continues the ice cream
wagons will have to go out of business.
Treasurer Wilder of the Santa Fe is
expected home from Chicago this after
noon.
Mrs. Campbell, wife of General A. B.
Campbell, is said to be dying of cancer
of the stomach in California.
The western Kansas rains which are
now flooding Salina will very likely
cause the river to rise here before Satur-
day.
Two monkeys in a show window will
draw almost as big a crowd as street
fight.
The candidates for county offices are
putting the finishing touches on their
campaigns.
The Topeka Equal Suffrage associa-
ton will picnic at Garfield park Thurs
day afternoon.
The big sand boat on the river above
the electric bridge was wrecked during
the recent high water
A man who starts out to buy house
in Topeka will find that desirable pro-
perty is not SO cheap after all.
party of young people from the First
M. E. church gave an entertainment at
the reform school Monday night
1t was not one of the Hughes brothers
that play the banjo that was hurt with
fire works on the Fourth of July:
The probate court has not had luna
cy case for nearly two weeka Atchison
people are staying at home now
After the City park has been improved
the camp meetings will have to ind
other places to pitch their tents
Records of the new police force show
that the officers in citizens clothes make
at least three arrests to any uniformed
policemAn's one.
Morton Albaugh of the state board of
charities, went to his home in Kingman,
and will go from there to LOogootee,
Ind, for a vacation
o. A. Kropf, the valedictorian of this
years graduating class at Washburn col
leRe has been elected assistant principal
of the Hays City high school.
J. R. Hankla has purchased a fast
trotting mare for road use from 81. Rior-
dan of North Topeka, through DR.. U. b
McCurdy. She is by Gold Dust
The Topeka Equal Suffrage associa-
ton will hold their regular meeting at
p. n tomorrow at Garfield park. At 6
O'clock there will be basket picnic.
Secretary F. D. Coburn, of the state
board of agriculture, returned to Topeka
today from Goodland, where he witnessed
the opening of the big irrigation plant.
81 have dabbled in politics for twenty
years." says George II. Evans, ''but
have learned lot of things since I've
been running that 1 never knew before"
A new wind cave has been discovered
in the cellar of the Capital building but
it is hardly of proportions to inspire the
alarm that those found under Burnetts
mound do.
A Topeka man who don't known the
doctrine of predestination from the An
dover theory, or the book of Job from
Concordance went to Boston on the
Christian Endeavor train as delegate.
The Capital printed on Tuesday morn
ing the account of the closing of the
joints at Wichita Saturday night Every
other morning paper in the country had
it Sunday morning. Our antiquated
morning contemporary gets scooped all
around.
The morning fake organ calls itself
newspaper, yet it stole the JOURNALS
entire interview with Susan B. Anthony
clipped it right out bodily. The Capt.
tails kindergarten didn't know Miss An
thony was in town.
DR. Gilbert. a graduate of the Kansas
Medical college, who has been an assist
ant to Dr. NJ. B. Ward, left today for the
east to take a three months course in
pathology at Woodhall, Mass and at
Johns Hopkins university, Baltimore.
Bill Higgins, formerly secretary of
state, has commenced the publication of
the Life Advocate, u monthly paper, that
Is to be official organ of the assessment
insurance order known as the Knights
and Ladies of the Preside.
Henry l. Call, the formerly of Topeka
lawyer, is now at Atlantic City. n. j.,
where he will be for six weeks. Mr. Call
spends most of his time in New York,
from where he writes to his Topeka
friends on Arena stationery. He travels
a good deal
Mayor Bale Waggener of Atchison
was in Topeka last evening. The three
members of the law firm of Waggener,
Horton & Orr walked up Kansas ave-
nue. abreast and attracted general atten-
ton.
A horse belonging to John Schilling
ran away on Kansas avenue last night.
| The animal was hitched to a phaeton and
tied near Second street, got loose and ran
! south to Eighth, and when last seen was
going west past Clay street.
| The very interesting interview with
| Miss Anthony in this mornings Capital
| ahn1ld hauo honr, cradi4nd 70 LAT nr-nn.