The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-11


Miss Rose and % other young ladies and
now he is the envied of al 1.-The gallants in
Ex-State Superintendent H n. Gaines.
edltor OF the Salina Union, IS here attend
lng the meeting Of the state board OF edu-
cation
Captain Joe Waters says he intends to
go TO Hawaii for a vacation next year.
Hubbard sQuashes are coming into the
Dissection will be commenced at the
Kansas Medical college next month Or
subjects.
John Baptiste Jones says that if he
could not take the ballots to the colOred
soldiers at Santiago he is glad Rev. Mr..
Olden can.
There are now 25 students in the gradu-
ating class of the Kansas Medical college
This is by far the largest class the college
has ever had.
Laura Springer has filed suit for divorce
in the district court against Jackson
Springer The usual grounds are recited
in her petition.
Yesterday a Topeka man smoked Ha-
vana cigar that was IS years old and as
black as the ace of spades. He has been
indispOsed ever since
There is a crowd of Topeka young wo-
men who don mems dress suits and have
party once week at the home of some
one of the members.
The scrap book made for Miss Rose and
large enough to hold all ana she viii have
two volumes instead of one.
A young society man was recently. found
at a party trying to talk to five girls at
the same time and at different occasions
he had been engaged to them all.
Work on the handsome brick addition to
Christ hospital IS Pr3gresS{II9lg rapldIIy. II
occupancy by the middle of next month
John D. Knox and DR.. Huntoon are RI
walls as to the ownership Of the most aged
chased about the time they settled in To-
George Eagle had the ligaments of his
knee torn loose by being thrown from a
buggy Saturday evening. He viii be con-
enc 4 20 y for Twr1a
suit.
An old bald-headed man was examining
the alleged decorations of the state house
rotqnda with a pair OF opera glasses yes
terday afternoon He thought it was
Many Topeka ladies visited the scene. of
the Rock Island wreck yesterday evening
81 - LSe ~ s4ltl % tlte 1tc4etSltL n
the shape OF spHnters OF wrecked engines
Hard coal is much cheaper just at pres
ent than It has been for several years
Many people are taking advantage Of the
present price and filling their coal bins for
the winter.
J. NJ. Senter. secretary of the state
board Of railway commissioners, went UP
to Omaha today to take in the sights Of
the exposition.
The cruiser Topeka has attracted more
attention than anything else about the
than Webb McNaii
A large delegation of members of the
Omaha on October IS. This date is 4. 8.
L. W. day at the exposition.
veserday for the mn eeting Pf the g@9SG
lodge of Odd Fellows and the Senate
chamber for the meeting of the Re
bekahs.
State Auditor Morris is able now to get
about pretty well with the aid of a cane
and crutch, but he finds il hard work
going up and down stairs, especially down
Nick Chiles is authority for the state
ment that Governor Leedy made a mis-
take in appointing Rev G. D OIden
messenger TO Santiago. but Nick is not
a very great personal friend of Rev. Oh
den
c. Neddo was arrested for disturbing the
peace OF his wife and this morning she
disc harged- It's an easy way Of settling
family troubles
The carpet on the floor of the senate
chamber IS so rotten and dirty that the
JanitOr is afraid to try to get all the dust
out for fear that there will be no carpet
left when he gets through
Mr.. Charles Bowers. former employe
of the Santa Fe passenger department in
Cal, for the past year, has returned to
Topeka and will resume work in the pas
senger Office.
Minnie Huess. the girl who ran away
ty Jail. after having been taken there to
work from the BelOit refOrmatory. was
returned to that institution yesterday aft
ernOon by Sheriff Cook.
The sale of the Grand Opera House to
L. =. Kendall of Denver was confirmed
by Judge Hazen in the district court yes
terday. No definite arrangements have as
yet been made as to the future of the
house
No word has vet been received of the
Wherea bouts of o. H. Pease the Park1ale
carpenter, who disappeared from his home
several months ago. Mrs Pease and the
members of her family still maintain that
the body exhumed at Arkansas City was
that Of Pease-