The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-04-02

/ TO clean up the back yard and the result
| was that her face is 50 badly poisoned it
looks like a beef steak.
DR.. Geo. w. Hogeboon, late chief sur
! Henry B. Hogeboom. will shortly open
! an office on Kansas avenue, between
| Eighth and Ninth streets.
| DR.. R. L. Green has taken charge of
| his new position as superintendent of hos
pitfalls and dispensaries of the Santa Fe.
of the hospital in this city.
VIII T. Reed, son of Geo. w. Reed, has
ceived last Saturday while exercising in
the university gymnasium.
Mrs. Fannie r. Vicke1y of Emporia, is
charities for matron at the Osawa tonne
the Leweiling administration.
General Manager J. J. Frey of the
Santa Fe left today for Richmond. Va.
American Railway association He will
go via Memphis and Birmingham.
Dr. c. E: Mum father of Dr. I. H.
Mum of this city, has purchased j. w.
Bells handsome team of bays and Will
ship them to Fort Logan, Col, where he
is now located as surgeon in the United
States regular army.
c. G. sholes, superintendent of the
Santa Fe telegraph department, has re-
spection over the lines west and south
While he was in Ell Paso he saw dis
The state board of charities had so
many applicants to give hearing yester-
day afternoon and last night that the ses>
sion was continued until 10 o'clock at the
governors office. The board went to
Atchison this morning.
Judge Hazen recommended to the coun-
ty commissioners that the interior of the
county jail cells be painted white to make
"a IN tb Is +a onT5H,issio1a~e
will furnish the materials
There are six members of the school
ward and one to fill a vacancy. Every
voter in the city can vote for six candi-
dates The women are entitled to repre-
sentation on the board and this election
should give it to them.
Frank E. Sheldon, of 1925 Taylor street,
and Oscar Charleson, of Third and Van
Buren, streets, have returned from Kan
sas City where they finished their years
work at the Kansas City Dental college.
The Graduating class in the school this
year numbered thirty-nine-
The Rev. G. Wynne Richmond. who is
held as a United States prisoner at the
the Y NJ. c. A, says: The smaller my
congregation the better I'm pleased This
smacks of heresy, but then, he's the
much appreciated bishop of the county
Jail
Tomorrow will be the last day Of the
criminal docket for the term will be called
tomorrow morning and in an cases where
continuance has been granted the
the same have not been supplied, the old
bonds will be declared forfeited.
Engineer H. G. Rust of this city has
secured a patent on his adjustable signal
lantern. and negotiations are now on foot
to have lanterns of this pattern intro
duced on the Santa Fe. BY adjustable
slides of glass, red and white signal lights
can be shown by the one lantern, and the
expense of separate red globes thereby
done away with
A public meeting of the local union of
Christian Endeavor will be held this
evening, at 7:30. in the English Lutheran
church, corner of Fifth and Harrison
streets. This is a meeting of preparation
for the state Christian Endeavor conven-
1897. There will be interesting addresses
by Rev. Mr.. Fleharty, Rev. A. z. Wag-
ner, and others. and Miss Flora McDon>
aid and Mr.. Chas. L. Reeske viii sing.
All are invited.
The ladies of the Topeka orphans home
are often imposed upon by people who
seek to send children there to be cared
for who are really not orphans at all.
They found a case of this kind recently
and they took prompt measures to stop
the practice Last December two little
Syrian boys. named Allies and Anam
Butres, aged respectively 8 and 10 years,
were sent to the home. The ladies of the
home were told that an uncle of the
children lived in North Topeka. But il
now develops that the Syrian in North
Topeka is really the father of the boys,
and accordingly the two supposed or
phans'' have been returned to their parents
with thanks.)
The Topeka Suffrage association met
yesterday afternoon at the Commercial
club rooms to talk about the coming cleo
ton. There were nine members present.
The best way of attracting peoples atten-
ton to the fact that the women whom the
suffragists arc running for the school
board can be voted upon regardless of