The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-26

hooley's Reception, are two late French
successes recently booked for the Craw-
ford theater in this city.
s. H. Dodge, editor of the Beloit Ga
zette and regent of the state normal
| school, is in Topeka on business connect
ed with the state normal.
One state house clerk says that he would
probably have had money in one. of those
not lost tai al on the election = " ''-
ton about his, doll party, but he promises
ed in Topeka or anywhere else.
The KarnivaI Knights ball will be next
nnefo2 fog IS an WIEN I he is sn eve eaT
years carnival viii be talked of.
who prophesied that his gould he an i e
traordinarily cold winter will prove a true
prophet. Plumbers thrive in cold weather
our Honolulu Queen" with half-tone
of Miss Rose in her queens robes and
another in her royal carriage. has appear
ed on the market 1t Is by w. f. Roehr.
Members of the Human Hearts" COM
pany occupied a box at the performance
Crawford theater last night.
Secretary Coburn is frequently in re-
celpt OF Ieques 4I IRON VARIOUS oLher states
vides for the state board of agriculture.
A sympathetic citizen was consoling the
last night because hard coal is used in
the street car stoves-that is, when any is
used.
The fact that sleighing came early in
the season this year and proved profitable
1FerYn6n
them to place orders for additional cut
tiers.
Several months ago Mike McKenna
placed quite a sum of money in one of the
deposit boxes in the state treasury, but he
grew suspicious and left it in for but a
short time.
A Topeka man has bought Christmas
presents for his friends and congratulates
! himself that he will not be among those
who have to rush around to perform this
duty at the last moment.
John Waters is envied by a large number
n n 1n tea re
come to the II eyes Of ., one little girl when
ing given to Mr.. Waters
DR.: L. G. Duncan is thinking of suing
the Washington Post for libel: This is
one of the papers that abused him I'M
mercifully after he was arrested for desc
Grating Confederate grave.
Mr.. George w. Smith, now superintend-
ent of machinery of the Santa Fe-Pacific
road has sold o his home .. on 81 Taylor street
lily viii remove to Albuquerque.
The Washburn students who come from
Smith Smith f T0nnt fhe, ref@yed box Of good
| Thanksgiving day, and they proceeded to
have spread all by Themselves.
John W. Breidenthal had checks of the
defunct Madison bank aggregating Sc. 558
in his deposit. box in the state treasury
but they would have been valuless to a
thief. He had no money in the box.
w. J. Towne, who has been connected
Santa Fe for several months, will leave
next week for New York to take his old
position on the staff of the state engineer
The price of $3.50 per seat for the en-
gagement of Willie Collier in 1.-The Man
From Mexico Monday evening will apply
70 only the nrst ten rows on the first
for iGot 81. ne seats IL '''s rear u THESE sen
alive Of Miss Franc su of Yele %6eh
comes to the Crawford theater next Fri
Mr.. Shaw is a second cousin of Admiral
Dewey.
Nearly every time the questions for a
body tries to secure them in advance from
| the state printing office Every, plan i'm
p1oyes to stealing them outright.
Ramus Roe, a farm hand. 26 years of
court yesterday. afternoon. He was sent
here by Nebraska authorities who learn
ed that he formerly lived in this county.
His relatives live near MankatO. Kan.
Theatergoers who saw What Happened
Broadhursts latest farce. why by smith nth
Left Home" has been booked for the
week of January 16.
The jury in the the damage case Of Dqrkin
Mutual f3enefit association failed to agree
on a verdict up to o'clock last night and
may be tried again.
Edward Whitcomb OF Friend. Neb.,
president of the Beekeepers union of the
practical Lessons in Agriculture before
the, annual meeting of the state board of
The man who runs the elevator in the
government building keeps the cage on
1ll4 Sg f Ioor 80 1taI tne 9ralnaTy clII
rather than wait for the slow moving ma
chine to get in motion and send the ele-
vator to the first floor.
Six little pickaninnies out at the reform
school gave a cake walk Thanksgiving
the school; G. c. Clemens, W D. Street
and Dr. Harding We're the judges, but
they were unable to tell which was the
most meritorious and divided the cake
among the participants.
Railroad Commissioner Campbell saws
the report that he intends to buy farm
out west, so as to have a home after he
goes out of office, is a mistake. Mr.. Camp
bell owned three quarter sections in STAFF
ford county before he became railroad
commissioner, and one of them is the
homestead he settled twenty years ago,
so that he has farms enough to live on
without buying any more.