The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-07
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


The police force has been photographed.
The Maccabees have taken in thirty new
members.
Police AfatrOn Thorpe wears a small
.snas Rain was city marshal in Topeka
80 years ago.
Everybody is glad that tonight finishes
A Topeka girl defines a chaperon as a
press censor.
The livery stables did driving busi-
ness yesterday.
Hunters are bringing in fine specimens
of black squirrels.
Saucers of parched corn are now to be
seen on sidebOards.
Christmas goods are making their ap-
pearance in the stores
The wind today is mora characteristic
of March than November.
Arnold, in the Y; NJ. g. A bowling
team, holds the record at 95
Kansas avenue is full Of flying leaves.
They come from the side streets.
Frank Forbes is mounting the golden
eagle that was killed at Wakarusa.
The view of the river from Martins hill
is exceptionally good this time of year.
Mr.. c., F. Jilson, assistant treasurer of
the Rock Island, has returned from Chi
cago-
Although the weather has been so. fine
la tely, the wise ones are preparing for
storm
The Topeka club will have wire and
receive returns from the election at the
clubhouse.
Bishop AIinspaugh preached in the Epis-
copal churches at Fort Scott and Girard
yesterday.
Party leaders are now delivering lee
lures Of instruction concerning the mark
ing of the ticket
The special services at the First Meth
odist Episcopal church will continue
through this week.
Old clothes are needed at the police sta
ton to be given to worthy persons who
apply for assistance.
Prescott & Co. have the contract for
steam heat in P. Saxton's residence at
Eighth and Van Buren,.
Two men p, in buggies were racing their
horses on Quincy street yesterday. Sucn
things should be stopped.
The political headquarters will be prac-
tically deserted this evening The man
ayers will go home to vote.
There will be gospel meetings at the
commencing at 1880 o'clock.
Clerk W. H. Thompson of the court OF
maha county, has returned
Sergeant II. B. Jennings has a machine
in his office he uses in explaining the pro
cess of determining humidity.
santa Fe left Saturday for the west to
meet President Ripley and party.
H g. Toler Of Wichita spent Sunday in
hunt in cities of the first class.
John Collins spends considerable of his
necessarily leisure time at the county jail
studying Shorthand and bookkeeping.
A. W. Dana and T. F. Doran have re
turned from hunting trip to Maple Hill.
They brought back redbtrd and a crow
Vote early is the admonition given by
the leaders on both sides, but most peo-
usual
A good many Topeka Popuists are hop
ing for Teddy" ROOsevelt,s success in
New York tomorrow, even If he Is a Re
publican.
The man who talks the loudest about
betting on the election generally hasn't
his BLUM.
Prof. Samuels does mot believe in any
form of Spiritualism and he induced the
Scientific American to make an exposure
LOGAN. LOGAN &. Co. the firm that sue
ceeded Charles Pietro Adams in the music
business in this this city has given up and
Most of the politicians on both. sides
said thew would be back to the ratifica-
ton Wednesday.
OF course, this autumn will be noted as
Rad e EVERYTHING t ''unPreceGented" this year
in the various sorts of bad weather.
Mr.. Robert Higgins. formerly an en-
ploye of the Santa Fe mechanical depart
ment in this city. but now with Pueblo
Smelling company IS in the city.
The latest divorce suit filed in the dis
trict court is that of Jennie C Hamilton
ag9inSt william n. Ham MI on ST1e!ty
There were a number of accessions to
the First NJ E. church yesterday. Ten
persons Joined by church certncate' ,nVe
on proba ton and six were received into
full membership
The POpulists are sincerely hoping that
| tomorrow will be as fine day as yester-
/ cay was Fine weather on election Day
| Why the change?
A man with only Is cents in his pocket
| blurred the whole crowd of the opposition
out of betting on the election this morn
ing He didn't want to bet anything less
than hundred dollars.
When the vitascOpe at the Crawford
gave a picture of May Twins kiss
young man in the audience who had his
girl with him Kissed. People near him
supposed that May did not know how to
kiss.
Topeka people who went to Lawrence
to see the foot ball game Saturday, and
who expected to stay during the evening,