The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-24
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

Nj John Madden Of Emporia is in To-
peka today
". W. Phillips has returned from visit
The new. Twentieth Kansas buttons are
going rapidly
walter Schwartz is now a corporal in
Iron bedsteads are now rivals to the BIZ
cycles for c0lOrs-
Mrs. AI. Z. Dowding has been appointed
matrOn of Ingleside-
Hard coal continues to advance on the
market II is now Ss1050 per ton
Police MatrOn Thorpe wishes winter
underwear TO give to the needy
Charles Wolf is making additional i'm
provements at his packing house
The Twentieth Kansas will leave San
Francisco for Topeka next sunday
The city officials attended the funeral
Of Judge Guy yesterday afternoon
Charles s Elliott has been appointed
paymaster Of the Kansas National guard
The plans for the decoration Of the state
house for the reception are being com
The Twentieth Kansas reception com
Inittee will hold another meeting tonor-
row evening
There will probably be a good deal of
Funston poetry, or alleged poetry IN the
next few weeks
working on the briefs and arguments Tor
the stock yards case
The grading for the completion OF the
paving on the north side OF Tenth avenue
west IS about completed
The advance in the prices Of iron has
made steam and hot water heating plants
a genuine luxury this fail.
Apples have been somewhat withered BY
the hot winds They look mumInihed but
taste better than they look
The Topeka lodge of Elks viii meet to-
night to make arrangement for attend
ing The funeral OF George 3 Roberts
Harry l. Robinson of Topeka who has
been paymaster general of the X n c.,
has been appointed major Of artillery.
The Funston alarm clock is the latest
-E~ & Tor r Tz
thinking Of sending one TO Aguinaldo-
A valuable Gordon setter was killed by
an electric car at the corner Of Second
street and Kansas avenue Monday night.
Nearly every sort Of q thing is named
aIIer General EunsLOn these days IhaC
hero.
An official report from Manila. states
that Lieut. John J Haisch of Topeka, was
ported
If the Twentieth Kansas band makes
a concert tour of the state it will draw an
immense crowd whether it can play any
or not
ises decorations OF a high order in the
various Offices for the Twentieth Kansas
reception.
A petition ter water main on Elm
wood avenue in Potwfu is being generally
signed by the taxpayers. The wells have
The women of the different Topeka
cnurcneS are looking for places where
Twentieth reception
A week from tomorrow people will be
pouring into Topeka TO attend the TWen-
tteth reception The time is short for the
completion Of the details.
4 C.P CIoPeka Populist has begun the study
OF German and says he intends TO apply
Tor a diplomatic position in Germany as
soon as Bryan is elected president.
A motion for new trial has been fled
IN lne SUIT OF Jacob EversOle against the
Rock Island IN which the plaintiff was
awarded judgment for 3 900 few days
ago.
For long time to come everything will
be dated from the Twentieth Kansas re-
cepuon- 1t will be Before the Tweutf D
came home" or After the Twentieth re-
ception-
a Iopeka man says: Perhaps If Atchf-
son mad three regiments. q flying squad
ron OF gun boats and a few field batteries
tnose Two bandits might possibly be sur
rounded and captured
The authorities at Bethany college have
been making war with shot guns on the
army or blackbirds that make things hid
eOus by their chipping while roostfne in
the trees on the college campus
When dealers order coal they are not
sure Of receiving it The custom Of the
railroads Is to appropriate coal in tran