The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-02

Kansas rabbits are the principal articles
in the market.
Miss Nellie Kinninger of Ellswo l,nai,5 Is
taking a three months course u Aui Siiis7
at Christ hospital - .
Rev. H. c. Atwater of Arkansas cry dEon Is
attending the Episcopal IheoloSlcdA Scii"OA
now in session here.
The reports of most of the state Officers ;at
are now in the hands of the state pT1uteA'
or will be within a few days
Gaily decorated stems with music boxes
tie bottom 3t6 t that BIay ar whf for f safe
Ernest Medicott has resigned his post
ton in the Rock Island store department.
at Horton and has returned to TINS CITY
Harry Alexander will leave this month
for San Bernardino, Cal, to take POSI-
there.
The BARRIERS Of Topeka are putting Ing f 3ctf
of their trade.
Hay is coming into town from, all diTee-
| lions just now. Five loads passed a
given point on Harrison street today
within five minutes.
T. D. Lieb, who used to belong to, the
| young crowd of Topeka, was elected to
| the legislature from Ration, N NJ He
is the only Democrat elected.
Nearly all state officers at the close of
| their terms make lengthy. recommenda-
| tions to the legislature which the members
| of the legislature never take the trouble
to read.
o. H. Drinkwater Is the suggestive name
| whom Governor Leedy has just commits
| stoned as a notary public, and he IS a
Work baskets for Christmas presents
will. as usual. be the f1nal decision Of the
| friend a Christmas present.
Governor Leedy is once more attending
| them much as ever The governor Is
| a good patron of the theater.
An inventory is made of the furniture
and belongings in every office in the state
with the secretary of state.
The property owner on the south side of
the numbered streets has to clean the
snow off the sidewalk, but the sun does
that for the man on the north side.
A Topeka man is cQntending today that
The Nonken Commission house. small
| firm located at 921 Kansas avenue, has
| failed
There will be a dozen or more state
meetings in Topeka during the month of
January, ana nearly all of them viii rec
ommend some sort of legislation to the
legislature.
The Epworth league of the First NJ E.
the church tonight. The members of the
! churches will be present
Bailiff John Coyne allows no one hut
| newspaper men to enter the side door at
| the Collins trial and he has made mortal
| quence of the prohibition.
b, The Washburn college contest to decide
STATE Contest 9 as wiz aKe pae to th 6ne c d
| tonight William Arthur and Samuel
| Little are the contestants.
| Clarence SDellman of Kansas City, No,
| an old school friend of John Collins. will
| arrive today and will assist in the defense.
! He is a Kansas City attorney and wilt
| the defense.
| Albert Roby has entirely recovered from
! the attack of Cuban fever contracted dur
! ing the Santiago campaign, and will re-
| join his department. at Ft Crook near near
| stewards of the regular army.
/ Governor Leedy has committed to thirty
! days the sentence of Francis Brown. the
! jointist who was sentenced to ninety days
| Imprisonment in the Shawnee county Jail.
| The Communication lets him out imrledi-
| ately.
| The Juniors will play the college foot
| ball team at Washburn college tomorrow
| morning at o'clock. It will be the clos
| ing struggle of the season and all old