The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-20
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Terrence Ewart has gone to St Joseph
The patrol wagon made six trips Tues
day night.
the market.
This weather is not encouraging to new
shirt waists.
Charles Luling.a Wichita insurance man,
Is in the city.
Soon every street and many blocks will
boast base ball team.
Topeka doctors, for trips to the country,
charge a dollar per mile.
A cigar has. has now now, appeared s! under the
Mayor Drew is able to be at his office
after an Illness of few days.
Fred Trigg. deputy United States mar
Mr. G. c. Gordon left yesterday on a
visit to Galveston and Port Arthur.
A well printed Episcopal magazine, the
Frank Harris of the Santa Fe shops and
Miss Lizzie Fisher were married last night.
The Kansas Churchman for April has
picture Of Bishop Al1llspaugh on the front
page.
The police have arrested and turned over
to the state six thieves in the last three
Topeka fans will rely on Kansas. City
games for the real thing in base ball this
Today is Arbor day. but most people
thought the ground was too wet for tree
George Stansfeld is quite sick, and it
is feared he will suffer an attack Of ap-
pendicits-
Topeka people are again wallowing in
the mud. On with the narrow pavement
movement!
Mr. d. n. Rhodes, formerly superintend-
ent of the Wichita and Western road, Is
in the city.
Everything indicates that more new
buildings will be erected in Topeka this
year than last.
The hail yesterday played havoc with
the gardens which had pushed their way
through the soil
w. n. Beezley. who represented Ed
wards county in the legislature last win
The Wells-Fargo Express company keeps
a collection of relics of train robberies in
Its St. Louis office
The haiIstones which fell last evening
were large enough to do considerable dam
age TO greenhouses.
The streets were well washed by the
rain and the street force is doing the fin
1shing touches today.
Cobs are being hauled to town from
points ten and twelve miles in the country
for % to the consumer.
Charles Graves, who was formerly with
clerk at the Copeland hotel.
Miss Jane Dilley of Bethany college will
take part in the band concert soon to be
given in Salina by the Salina band.
The Advocate and News has changed its
name nan 70 rrIhe Farmers Advocate" 1t
VIII hereafter be strictly non-poHtical.
The Western Union office has been
handsomely Papered and painted and it is
now one of the finest offices in Topeka.
The hailstones in the northwestern part
OF the city last evening were considerably
larger than they were in the business por-
ton.
w. w Denison has received 30 head
stones to be used in marking graves of
Union soldiers where there are no head
Yesterdays rain and hail hammered
some OF the rough places out of the roads,
mainly
The station house cat is the only mem
per OF the force that remains without
neart-hutter1ngs when the chief of police
is changed
The excellent cut of Bandmaster John
Marshall published in last evenings Jour
nal was made from a photograph taken
by VOgenitz.
Minnie Stillhorn. the little daughter of
Richard Stillhorn of the Santa Fe shops
Is recovering from an attack of cerebro-
spinal meningitis.
The man who was making a fuss yes
1erday on account of the hot weather got
out his overcOat again.
This is the time of year when the drug
glsts are rackfng their brains for new
names for soda fountain drinks that will
eaten the popular fancy.
Nearly everyone was watching the
clouds yesterday before the rain came n
season and was a novelty.
The property owners woes never end
S SnoFei snow from your sidewalks has
gHItSh place to Clean the alleys" Next
VIII De- NOW your Weeds
mrs Amanda c. Kelly has commenced
Hie erection OF frame dwelling on West