The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-04
SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWs


Ex-senator PETER will address the IN
dustria1 institute May To-
F A Brogan of Cottonwood Falls is in
the city attending the supreme court
Luther Bailey. the new license collector
used to teach school in Shawnee county.
City Clerk McFadden says that the city
Indebtedness will be reduced $4,000 this
The city engineer says that the sixth
street viaduct should be repaired and
Prof O. c Hill of Hiawatha is in the
city submitting his readers 10 the school
The city owes S2.772 on the improve
ments in the city electric light plant made
two years ago
Councilman NetteIs says that the taking
of testimony in the stock yards case has
only commenced
The sale of condemned military supplies
by the adJutant general at the state house
neCted about s275-
Rev NJ J. Bywater of Pittsburg. lee
tured at Bethany college on invitation of
Bishop Mulspaugh-
Joe Sawyer. third basenan of last years
Topeka base ball club. is now playing
with the St Joe nine
The meeting 70 form a tax payers
league viii be held tonight instead OF last
night was reported
The railroads entering Hutchinson have
announced reduced rates for the Kansas
Musical Jubilee May 1871
The Rock Island has announced a round
trip rate of one fare for the Holton race
meeting June % to July 3
Fred Lewis of the Santa F'e accounting
an Illness of four months
Ex-Policenan Kirk Pinkston has been
appointed TO position in the fire depart
rnent in the place of NJ EtherIy.
T. H. Corwin of this city. secured a II
cense 70 marry Lizzie Maude Chase OF
Kansas City, IN Kansas City yesterday
Dr. Robert McCandless. who graduated
from the Kansas Medical college lase
month. is now located at Guthrie. Okla
John and Dennis Madden, comprising
the law firm of Madden Bros. at En-
poria, are attending the supreme court
P H Holland who used to have a furni-
building a large hotel at Excelsior Springs
F J: Merrill and W L shaner will
/ leave for Cleveland in 3 few days where
they will become agents for patent medi-
General ". I Shafter whose picture ap-
peared in the State Journal last night. is
a cousin of the Misses Lowell of 1125 Har-
riSOn street.
( dent of Topeka but now living in Phoenix
Ariz-. IS in the city looking after proper
+ " interests
/ Major Henry Inman with new suit
/ new hat and other becoming habiliments
/ has gone to New York to arrange for the
I publication of his book.
/ Decoration day this year comes on Sun
/ day, bug according 70 che statutes and
/ day will be on Saturday
Frank McCambrdge, captain of the
+ ParkdaIe base ball team, challenges any
I base ball team in the state made up of
I boys under Is years of age
| Chas- NJ Ross, assistant secretary of
! STATE " III remove MS IdIQ1ly IRON Burr
/ OAK to Topeka and occupy the residence
/ at 33l WoOdlawn avenue in POtwin-
/ City Clerk LeFadden has an exalted
/ idea Of official dignity He never allows
/ the facts IN his report to be made public
! until they are given to the council
Judge E W Cunningham has returned
| home 10 ETnporia having been in Topeka
on business connected with his position
| as president of the state Sunday school
| association
/ Fred vesper has brought a Deere trip
/ let (wheeD to town for a few days ex-
n re.f7f
/ mans are having great sport with the
| machine
I Allie Adair a young farmer who assault
/ ed w s stephens on March Z last. and
/ Constable stonestreet last night. He Is
/ now in the county jail
| VIII Johnson the caterer, went down the
street this morning riding a bicycle and
/ carrying gasoline stove. BY and by
/ trunks on the front platform of street
1 cars
/ Jack Payne returned yesterday from
successful fishing trip He carried the fish
home with him and did not ask his friends
/ to accept = diagram of weights and meas
ures TO prove that he had actually been
An escort from Masonic lodge No. %
accompanies the remains OF + b Miller
from North Topeka to the depot today
Miller had been an inuate of the Topeka
asylum and formerly lived at Dighton,
Kansas.
The directors of the Topeka base ball
club last evening decided to have team
this year Arrangements were made to
organize a team within the next two
weeks and the first games viii be played
about Decoration day
BY reason of the severe illness of sever
al of DR.. Meningers patrons he will be
the HOmeOpa THO Medical society of Kan
sas which IS being held this week in
Hutchinson However, his paper will be
/ read at the meeting
frankie Taylor, who was convicted of
and costs. amounting to S64 was released
from the county Jail yesterday by the
/ that she would pay the rerna aiming amount
in monthly fnstallments OF 50 each
Captain J. B. Johnson has sold his bust
/ ness house at S13 Kansas avenue which
I he purchased a year ago It was bought
/ by James = Hayden Tor SI0oo- Captain
johnson paid 5000 tor the property year
/ ago and then contemplated erecting a
new building on the ground but he after
! ward abandoned the idea.
Horus Myers was arrested yesterday
| overcoat from Walter TavIor Myers bor.
I rowed Taylor's buggy and when he
! brought il back on overcoat which was in
/ the buggy at the time he took it vas
rr1i-=i,7ee7 NFy-ar~s 1s-f1f Ts4-a a Fssrf1~ -
/ fore Justice Chesney next Monday.
Frank NIilehan, formerly money order
I visiting his family. This i the first tina
/ Mr. MIleham he's seen his wire and child
I rem since leaving the city shortly after
becoming involved in financial trouble at
/ the post office He has been working in
! him in the United States district court
/ was dismissed two weeks ago
H A Auerbach and G. A Guettel. par
ners in the Palace Clothing company
i have brought suit TO recover goods
! amounting IN value TO $3.50 from w w
Manspeaker- They claim that these goods
/ were purchased from Sol EttIinger and
/ are now in the store room formerly oc~
/ cupled by EItIInger, ana tnat Mr. Man
/ speaker refuses TO allow them to take
4 them away. Mr.. Manspeaker owns the
store room
! Three 1s-year-oId boys. sons of we'll
/ known North Topeka families were re-
I turning from the high school yesterday
D a
/ train rs il pulled through the yards A
/ new policeman arrested them for it and
/ when they were about TO be locked in the
I jail room they broke out crying. But
/ Sergeant owen arranged way for the re-