The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-23
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

back among the cushions.
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.
Rev. c. NJ. Sheldon has story in this
weeks Lance.
1t cost the state $2,910.1s to run the
reform school last month.
The expenses of the Topeka asylum
for October were 1925. So
The drummers of the U. c. T. will
meet tonight at 418 Kansas avenue.
The cars which came from the east
last evening were covered with snow.
Topeka has the reputation of having
the best criminal lawyers in the west.
A set of the Kansas Magazine was pur-
chased this week by Eugene Hagan for
$25
II. H. Brown, the well known Topeka
spiritualist is giving series OF lectures
at Lincoln, Kansas
Secretary Coburn of the state board of
agriculture was born in ] Jefferson county,
Wisconsin, May Z. 1846.
Patrick Brothers are enjoying visit
from their father, Andrew Patrick, of
Now Philadelphia, Ohio.
As soon as Judge Foster heard that
Major Hudson has retired as editor of
the Capital he subscribed.
The Topeka foot ball team will play
the soldiers from Fl. Riley at Athletic
park on Thanksgiving Day.
". s Kale has returned from Salem,
Oregon, where he was called by the
serious illness of his brother.
MarshalPs band has been invited to
give a concert at the Auditorium in
Kansas City some time this winter.
Wilbur Brobst has fled his bond as
treasurer of Mission township Bradford
Miller and A. II. Buchanan are his sure
ties.
All Kansans who attend Billy Edwards
Kansas meeting at the Chicago Audi
torium, will be given seats on the plat
form.
The people between Fifth and Sixth
. on Quincy are complaining about a
street stand which is the rendezvous for
drunken men.
Mayor Fellows has appointed Howell
Jones and S. B. Bradford delegates to
the Trans Mississippi congress at Oma-
ha on November 20.
Thos. s. Lyon is i'll at his home, 1888
College avenue. having suffered an attack
of vertigo. 1t is thought that the attack
will not prove serious.
Willis Henry, corner of Huntoon and
Lane streets. lost horse yesterday. The
stable fell down on the horse and injured
IL 60 mat 1t QdQ 10 De killed.
The opera house programme for last
evening announced that Santa Fe train
No. leaves Topeka at 800 .. N. This
is an hour and twenty-five minutes after
it does leave.
Chief Wilkerson returned to topeka
last night with Charles, the overcoat
thief. Myerick, the other, escaped from
the Lincoln chief of police instead of from
Topeka's chief.
Barn storming companies are appro-
pirate at the Grand when it is like it was
last night, as cold as a barn. If it was
cold last night what will it be when real
winter comes on.
After being out ten minutes yesterday
afternoon a district court jury decided
that Mrs. Sarah Hanson's East Eighth
street home is safe from foreclosure She
paid the mortgage once.
The Ministerial union will meet at 10
o'clock Monday morning at rooms of
the I. III. c. A, when Rev. DR.. Bailey
will continue his lectures Oh the book of
Revelations. The public is invited.
dapper looking young man with a
blond moustache and brown derby hat
whistled "Only One Grip and kept time
with his feet in a street car this morn
ing. Il wasn't an asylum car, either.
A large audience attended the War
Song concert at the First Presbyterian
church last night Mrs G. W. Park
bursts solo, "The Star Spangled Banner"
was the most pleasing feature of the pro-
gramme.
The state failed to make a case against
James Newman at Holton yesterday, and
he was discharged. He killed Charles
Hoover for undue Intimacy with his wife.
Joe Waters and David Overmyer cleared
Newman.
Last night man who sat in the very
heart of the parquette at the Grand with
nice looking young lady. held a CT gar
in his mouth most of the time. But 1t
didn't disturb anybody. There was no.
body near enough to disturb.
The state board of charities has made
its settlement with the state for running
the charitable institutions for October.
1t cost over $4,000 less to run these in
situations during October. 1895, than
during the corresponding month last
year.
State Insurance Commissioner Geo. T.
Anthony, who is fighting fraternal in
surauce has discovered more evidence
against the "Fraternals" An organizer
of the Knights and Ladies of Security
jumped his board bill at Lebo, Coffey
county.
Van Hook & Van Hook Agents. 10 Columbian
Build, Topeka, Kansas.
l take pleasure in acknowledging re-
ceipt of $51.43 through you from the
Travellers Insurance Co., in payment
indemnity for three weeks and four
days for disabling injury by accident.
The Travellers is to be congratulated for
its promptness and perfect fairness in
paying my claim Long may it continue
its good work and prosper as the strong
est and best accident company in exits
ence