The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-08
E. A. WAGNER has gone to Texas.
Motorneers Ike foot gongs the best.

The work of repairing the asphalt
pavement was commenced today.
The Y. III, G. A. board OF directors will
elect officers next Tuesday night.
MarshalI's band will give it's annual
concert the latter part of this month.
Governor Morrill, sat in a box to hear
"Charley's Aunt at the Grand last night.
The Modocs will sing at Lawrence
Friday night at G. A. r. Publication.
The new Santa Fe hospital is expected
to be completed about the 1st of Feb
ruary.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, the pastor, is hold
ing a revival at the Walnut Grove NJ. E.
church.
There are thirty-three white and only
twelve colored inmates at the county
poor farm.
Col. Tomliuson says that he is
be organized.
The first assignment of criminal cases
for the next term of the district court
has been made.
Contractor Stevenson has been allowed
an estimate of $6,102 for work OF the
new court house.
which" said young lady to her es-
cort last night as she looked on the stage,
"is Mr.. Frohman?"
United States Marshal Nicely is said
to be one of the most sought after
widowers in the state.
The Catholic Mutual Benefit associa-
ton will give dance at the City hall on
the evening of January 30.
Weather Observer Jennings is proof
against cold, and rarely wears an over
coat, considering it burden.
Mrs. Jane G. Stormont is confined to
her room in the Copeland hotel with a
severe attack of influenza.
l. is said that David Coulter, accused
of the murder of Edward Illston, will
ask for "a Change of venue.
Ex- Congressman W. A. Harris is in
the city. He is d member of the I'm
proved Stock Breeders association.
The ladies of the First Baptist church
will give a reception at the Y. 81. G. A.
rooms on the evening of January II.
The infant daughter of MIR. and Mrs
James T. Kearney died yesterday at the
residence of the family. sos Tyler street
Sheriff Burdge is moving his house
hold goods from the sheriff's residence
in the county Jail to his home property
in Potwin.
John ]. Ingalls, has notified the nom
bers of the Topeka Republican FIam-
beau club that he can't talk TO them be-
fore April.
The policemen are making a heroic
effort to become acquainted with Presi-
dent Foster of the board of police COM
missioners.
Now that there is excitement about
the supply of gold, people are scraping
their boarded wealth together to sort out
the yellow metal.
Police Matron Thorpe keeps North
Topeka donations for the poor separate
or rriv ,lzr ,rfh
Topeka poor.
Four new radiators are being placed
on the stage of the Grand opera house.
This will make seven on the stage. This
is an age of reforms.
The main audience room at the First
Christian church is not yet finished. but
il is to be seated with chairs and opened
for services Immediately.
n. B. Burge, secretary to Judge Clark,
court of appeals, went to his home in
Graham county last night to spend few
days with his family.
w. h. Bru baker, OF this city, was once
imprisoned in Havana by the Spanish
authorities. He was then serving in
the United States navy.
The three-year-o old son of William Con-
ners OF the Crosby Brothers dry goods
firm fractured his collar bone sunday
evening by falling from chair.
Department Commander ]. p Harris
of the @. A r. has formally announced
his candidacy for delegate at large to
the Republican national convention.
VIM. ]. Buchan has been given three
days by Judge Foster to withdraw his
suit in johnson county in the Black Bob
cases or go to Jail for contempt of court.
DR.. G. A. Wall will read paper, en-
titled scientific Optician Glass Fitting"
of bo nf tha Hnnaka Aoadornu
of Medicine and Surgery next Monday
evening.
Lincoln post is soon to move its head
quarters into s,new room on the third
floor of the new court house. The west
half of the third floor has been set aside
as post hall.
you think that King is a big, bony
fellow, but you'll be surprised when
you see Woods Thursday night. King
looks like dude beside him." declared
the talent" today.
In the probate court Adam B. LANCE of
Robinson, Kan, and Lucine Moffet of
Berryton, Kan, were licensed to marry.
He is twenty-four years old. Miss Moffet
is year younger.
The staff of the Jane c. Stormont hos
pital met last night for the purpose of
arranging for the fitting of the interior
of the hospital, which will be opened
within the next thirty days.
1W. W. Phelps. who served as private
secretary to Receiver Aldace F. Walker
after the death of MIR. j. c. Wilson, is
out of job since the receivers have
been discharged. He is at home for a
few days.
Only two weeks are yet left for l. A.
Gourdain, the New Orleans lottery man,
to serve at the county jail. When he
gets out he will return to New Orleans
for a months stay, and then move to
New York city.
A man at the theater last evening
found himself behind two young ladies,
whose hats hid the stage from him. lie