The Topeka state journal., 1899-02-18
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


pek2 pension office.
There were S2O building permits issued
in Topeka last year.
Sergeant Tim Donovan is on duty after
a weeks sickness
The total cost of all the pavementS in
Topeka was 81, 100000.
A 'burIesque legislature will be organized
at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms tonight.
Roy Crawford now offieiates at the
]. H. Gravely. formerly of Topeka and
now living in Salina, is visiting here
Sol @ Smith Rnssen rI will 1I,, be seen % here in
6y. 65S latest success Inc Hon. '0hn GrisS-
The highest point in Topeka is one
$50 ss9cfe feet t0r'n OF "aSn0urn c0nese II Is
Kansas avenue is 19o feet wide This
is often matter of dispute, so remem-
The Scottish rite reunion. for the valley
of the Kaw, will be held here March 22, %
Hal Nelson, the Topeka musician. will
play with the Buffalo Bill band during the
Fannie James will lecture at Divine Sci
ence hall, 722 Kansas avenue. at 3 D. m
Several Topeka young ladies have re-
ceived Chinese silk handkerchiefs from
Manila.
Mr.. w. G. Nixon. superintendent of the
Chicago division of the Santa Fe. is in
w. H. Earl, division engineer of the
is in the city.
ct will never vote to put a paddock on
the water bucket" said a well known Re
publican today.
William Applegate of the Santa Fe shops
is seriously i'll at the Santa Fe hospital
with appendicitis.
Adrian Sherman will sing Chauncey OF.
Romeo and Juliet"
c. S. Gleeds coachman sometimes drives
tandem to q dog cart.
The out-of-town visitors yesterday saw
the inmates Of the insane asylum as well
as the legislature. Hmi
INF Of
minals of the Santa Fe at Kansas City.
was in the city yesterday.
ant Gener gh n f ud5On aRa Of the
Santa Fe are in Chicago.
peh young ady will be here wfh
band next Thursday evening.
The music stores. have about sold out
their supply of music from Alice Nielsen's
opera, 1.-THE Fortune Teller"
A number of Topeka people will attend
tn the aRsaH Gt Sf ne nan
The Santa Fe BGwling % club defeated Il the
h hight The score 6 ehs was Is 1872 to sss iaS'
Farmers say. the roads are in, terrible
condition: heavy rain followed by dry
Prof. William Windsor. phrenologist,
the Crawford theater next Wednesday.
theater this week are under the auspices
of the Knights and Ladies of Security.
plant waE Uaass $50 The people @ are now sS
pected to pay interest on s250O. GOO of
bonds.
small heating stove in one arm attracted
attention on Kansas avenue yesterday
evening
L. A Neely of the Santa Fe dispatchers'
office in Topeka is suffering from telegra-
Pliers cramp and is unable to use his
A Topeka undertaken did a $1,000 bust
ness last month. He collected enough to
call it one-fifth of that,and thought he did
pretty well.
Aaron Jetmore advertised as ''the law
Romeo and Juliet and will probably
sing solo.
The title of Prof. Dyche's lecture tonight
is The Land of the Earthquake. Glacier
Interior of Alaska"
day afternoon's fire by reaching the fire
out all in q seconds.
The members of the Arion society and
their friends, including many of the mem
Arion hall last night.
Mrs. Belle Robinson of Kansas City, and
box boz iilef of Shells from John Haisch. with the
Twentieth Kansas at Manila.
The Ebd bd hgFeSgIneb I be Pr9dncon yn te r st
in April as announced by mistake.
cap Curtis is not mixing as much as
usual in the present campaign, but he
drops around to see what is going on in
the crowds at the different street corners.
Governor Stanley and ex-Attorney Cen
eral Boyle own hunting preserves in the
are planning early hunting expedition.
w. T. Crosby stood in the back window
6ucRt efoTe of wa Whe put o9t the e
the old Brush electric light plant build
ing.
at the art, uses a Stepladder. A gradu-
ated member of the profession would scorn
bucket.
! The basket ball game between the N.
c: A. rooms last night resulted in a vic
tory for the former team by score of
| A Topeka dog fancier is preparing to
clip, young bulldogs ears and he in in
Wagnerian enthusiasts, to come and hear
the music.
sway when the wind blows or when they
are touched are the latest Most every
person in passing gives them shove Ito
see 'em rock
Arthur Pryor, the trombone, soloist of
sousas band Who will be h heard Ard here
home is in St. Joe.
A. steinberg of the Hub Clothing COM
pany suffered in the cut Of allowaEces in
/ the house He cashed a $14o d claim as -a.I an
and and It twas was cut cut to $72 '''-' '
| The people of Topeka have had too much
fooled feI in the "h issue I'm in this campaign It
is a contest between Topeka and New
4 young woman from Mcpherson was
in town yesterday looking for her hus-
band. He skipped from home and she
thought he came to get a job at the poliu-
I cal pie counter.
/ Councilman Drew served in the navy
during the civil war with Admiral Dewey
| There will be political meeting at the
! church the corner of Harrison and B
! streets in North Topeka tonight
The 3-year-o1d daughter of Mr.. J.. D:
Rrusell of the car service department of
| the Santa Fe fell from the second story
| of his home yesterday. but fortunately
was not injured in the slightest manner
| The Santa Fe has arranged to take the
| members of the Kansas Editorial associa-
| tion to Kansas City in special coaches
| next Wednesday afternoon. The mem
| bers will be entertained by the Kansas