The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-19
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

| It was comfort to see the sun again
There are 20 students in the Kansas
| Medical college.
The High school Athletic association has
| $50 IN the treasury.
Judge and Mrs. T. F. Carver are visit
/ ing in Pennsylvania.
| Prof. J. W. Cooper of Newton inspected
| the schools here yesterday.
! Albert Mauck has been installed as SUI
| perlntendent of the T. A. A
J: r. Friedline of Colorado Springs is
4 visiting relatives in Topeka
| Clarence Smith is talked of for captain
| of the T. A A base ball team.
The store windows are now being filed
| with blankets and winter capes.
The geese and ducks have been going
| south in great numbers recently.
! DR.. s. E. Sheldon is now on the medical
! staff of the Salvation Army hospital
DR.. Hogeboom is building an addition to
his house at Sixth and Taylor streets.
Miss Rose is expected to sail from San
| Francisco for Honolulu on October p.
Commission men say that the blizzard
! made a good demand for butter and eggs.
A dance will be given by Irwin lodge, A
| O. U. W. at its hall next Tuesday even
The telephone linemen report the lines in
good order with only few phones out of
Secretary Coburn buys stamps in $500
! installments when he has new report
/ to send out.
There will be reunion of survivors of
the Battle of the Blue at Lincoln Post hall
on October ..
Will Rogers. the Topeka magician. is
now advance agent of the Q. c.. Thurston
| Comedy company.
At last accounts the janitors at the state
house were still slumbering and the dust
still accommodating.
One of the horses of fire station No.
severely sprained an ankle while out ex-
ercising yesterday.
Edward Stuart, a Santa Fe machinist at
Ottawa, is at the Santa Fe hospital with a
badly mashed foot
A meeting will be held in North Topeka
this evening to organize colored Repub-
hcan flambeau club.
CORPORAL MenlicOtt of the TsWenty-Sec-
ond regiment is confined at his home with
threatened pneumonia
Some of the pipes that carry water from
the roofs of buildings on Kansas avenue
empty on the sidewalk
There are so many much worse things
in town than slot machines. Why not
get after the big evils first?
It is said that the mud at Camp Lind
say, at Leavenworth. is worse than it was
at Camp Leedy last spring.
The. government observa ton kites at
WaShburn college were hauled down dur
ing the storm on Monday.
It costs $3.50 month to conduct the af-
union during a campaign.
Dean Waters son ono of Gaptain j. g. Wat
brother-in-law on his ranch.
More than half the people in Topeka who
eome tired befors the WoTk is doRe
w. F. Roehr has received two orders
from music dealers in Hawaii fol-, copies
The West minstrel organization, with
Ezra Kendall as the chief lum mary, has
De6n booked LOT CRAWFORD ln6dlST-
The awnings have been taken off the
windows the west side of the Santa Fe
general Offices and stored for the winter.
The stormy weather has not placed a
damper on railroad travel All the de-
pots were crowded Monday and Tuesday.
The PopuHSt F AMI au club has Endorsed
startling thing for a Populist organization
Robert Hughes mach'nist at the San+a
Fe shops, had his head severely cut while
working with air hose at the shops yes
terday.
Rev. Charles M. Sheldon. has undertaken
the task of securing $500 in church ofer-
ings to rebuild the Tennesseetown kinder
garten.
Visitors to the state house remark that
the roof of the rotunda does not seem so
high since the scanolding has been re-
moved.
no place where a political state convention
can be neId the people will build the Au-
ditOrium-
The men who make living working
candidates are already discussing the city
election. which does not take place till
next spring.
Bank Commissioner. John W. Breidepqthall
will read a paper at the state bankers
convention next week on Guarantee Fund
for State Banks"
The infant child of VIM. Lauterbach, a
Santa Fe machinst, swallowed a safety
pin yesterday. but so far there have been
no serious results.
Major Wilder S. Metcalf of the Twen-
tieth Kansas regiment bears a striking re-
emblance to Captain Robley D. Evans of
the L. S. S. Iowa.
a money order drawn at Fort Wrangel
Alaska. was recently paid a the Topeka
postofdce. It was in payment of news
paper subscription
632 Lake street. fell from a building yes
Fractured BY the the fail. '''' '' ~
Mr.. f. E. Wilson, yardmaster of the
Mrs. Wilson. left today for Cincinnati on
a several weeks visit
The state house jantors were busy yes
terday afternoon renovating the corridors
on the third floor and the Senate chamber
and Representative hall
Mr.. H. w. Farnsworth was painfully in
jured. by tripping, over fallen limb While
ing. He will probably be confined to his /.
Mr.. r., Palmquist has resigned his post !
egePtg Of the Santa t Fe in this city r 9nf
Office in Kansas City.
Rev. J. NJ. Harrington. state house
guide, who has been seriously i'll for sew
now able to Sit up part of the time.
Bob Semple started for Oneida to make ]
Got G Up to 8oiton he found hard Gn Storms
raging and bought a ticket back to To- |
The plants in the state house yard are
being taken up and stored in the cellar for
will probably be put in the Senate cham +
Louise Catch wants a legal separation /
from VIM. H. Catch, who not long ago /
promised to be a faithful and loving hus- =
band. She has filed suit in the district
court.
One returned volunteer went to 1.-THE
Mix White Flag and heard Mary Marble (
sing cone of Those Rackety HaC kety Good !
Old Sort of Boys and now he says that's /
the kind he is.
About 70 members Of Columbia council, !
Knights and Ladies of Security, peTpetrat- |
ed surprise on w. J. Joslin, past pres
ident of the council, presenting him with
a handsome chair.
While Assistant Attorney General Shell |
ing was his way to Norton Saturday
he was nearly blown from the train by the
violence of the. wind while passing from
one to another.
would inst SooY7 on ont ar1op1r tho |