The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-09
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

:
Mr.. D, T. Gregg is visiting in Cincin-
natl and Dayton.
The insane asylum stores over 200 tons
OF hay each winter.
The net receipts from the Labor day pic
me Will probably be $500.
Reports from Lawrence say that Gov
ernor Leedy's condition is improving
- a state ia meeting of spiritualists viii
open IN Iopeka Sunday for two weeks.
The work of repairing the asphalt pave
ment has been commenced on Kansas ave-
nue.
DR.. Egelston, Santa Fe dispensary ply
ssIcl Sn, IN TINS city, is spending vacation
The. coal wagons are beginning to ap-
pear Ireshly painted and the ice man only
calls every other day.
The city council is considering a propo-
sition to reduce the prohibitive license of
the premium stamp concerns.
Inc y. A K; committee on programme
VIII meet at 10 a.. m. Saturday instead of
p. m, as before announced
The man who said the Karnival Knights
they are warm in cool weather.
The trial of Peter Oleson of 412 Fillmore
Probate Judge Dolman tomorrow.
The Elks are considering the idea of Sc
curing the entire third floor of the Ma
sonic building for their lodge rooms.
Mr.. Avery. Turner, assistant general su-
perlntendent of the Santa Fe, has return
eu AFTER spending a vacation in Maine.
Word has been received at the state
house that the Twenty-second Kansas reg
iment will start for LeavenWorth today to
be mustered out.
The court cases will be begun in the dis
week default cases and motions are being
heard.
John s. Rhodes of Tenth and Kansas
avenue has sworn to a complaint before
Police Judge Ferry charging Adam Hockey
with keeping a vicious dog.
For next week in the district court there
are 80 divorce cases set for hearing. For
tuesday there are eleven set, for Wednes-
Gay eight and for Thursday eleven.
There is man in Topeka who claims
10 nave spent three or four years study
speak a word of the German language.
or {he 70 witnesses So i to be EubPoenaed in
teen i've in ce % Itxe II hlgn
from Kansas City, St Joseph and other
DR.. H. B. Hogeboom expects to go to
Honolulu, to locate, next month. The
Honolulu city of 100000 people in few
years.
Mr.. c. o. Johnson has sold his furnish
ing store to Mr.. Burg E. Zeis of Boston.
Mr. Zeis has been connected with the fur
nfshing business in Boston for several
years.
John Philip sousa's new march. 1.-THE
CharIatan, mas the CHARACTERISTIC Sousa
IS similar. to that of lei Captain and
Judge Fosters health is but little bet
ter than it was before he left here. to
spend a vacation in the north He has
been unable to be at his office in the fed
eral building since returning home.
Mrs. E. T, Kreyer, formerly Miss Nina
Jenkins of this city, is with the company
presenting a Breezy Time which will
be seen at the Crawford theater next
Tuesday evening. Her stage name is
Nina Paul.
The old mud pavement in front of the
state house is being swept with steel
broOms to prepare it for thick coating of
asphalt. Will asphalt lay on gravel or
will the new walks have to be torn up in
a year or two?
]. NJ. Harvey, at one time a wealthy
farmer of this county, has filed a bank
ruptcy petition in the federal court. His
debts amount to about $4,000. He swears
and an income of only Sc per month in
pension money.
The mass which will be sung at the con-
secratiOn of Father Cunningham as bishop
of the Concordia diocese of the Catholic
church at the Cathedral in LeavenWorth
on September q will be sung for the first
time in any church in the state at the
next Sunday morning.
Police Matron Thorpe says there are
some beggars in Topeka now who are
frauds. They sent their small children
about begging with a paper stating that
their mother is a widow with five small
children. The facts in the case are that
their father works on the Rock Island
railroad. and their mother is able-bodied.
The youngest child is five years of age.
Justice Chesney will give his decision
Monday in the case of Flora E. Fleming
was for the collection of a note of 1895. 66
given by Mrs. ROwley to her husband
when they agreed to disagree and were
divorced. When wHwley died he named
Flora q. Fleming as beneficiary. Mrs.
ROWley refused to pay the note, claiming
intimidation, Emmett Rowley having
threatened her life.