The Topeka state journal., 1899-02-01
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

TT The wall wall. paper p,pp dealers carry special
The Central National bank collected
100000 for the state last week
tions for membership last night.
City Clerk McFadden is trying to have
the legislature pass a new paving law.
The report of the state board of charities
day. ~ ~ 'e - ''-'e'
.Cy .LeIand's Topeka home is torn up by
plumbers. Every water pipe in the house
w. H. Thompson has returned from Jud-
sonia, Ark, where he has been taking
The registration books will be sent to
the various wards this spring to facilitate
The sale of seats for the Alice Nielsen
Opera company opens at o'clock tomor-
row morning.
AS usual, after yesterday mornings fire
the hook and ladder truck had to be run
Richard cellar and Jake Kilrain lived as
was in his glory.
Rev; John D. Knox 1eetured on 1.-The
Willard last night
Charles Spreng has been appointed treas.
urer of Mission township by the board of
county commissioners.
The five members of the school board
whose terms expire this spring will be
candidates for reelection.
The condition of Jailer Carl Lawson is
very much improved and he will soon
be back to his post of duty.
Cook, will resign in q few daVS. His place
will be taken by Jesse Cook.
Among the relics preserved in the rooms
upon at Fort Sumter in 1861.
The Washburn Glee club will sing at the
lecture to be given in Representative hall
this evening by Prof. Grimsley.
1t is a fact that most of the sidewalks
in front of stores on Kansas avenue have
had the snow shoveled off already.
Jesse Shay ft had f6 two fingers frozen fro while
ary water pipe to the insane asylum
George H. Hapgood, the city dead ami
NAL man, has been convicted in the dis
trict court of maintaining nuisance.
Bowling is more popular in Topeka this
bowling is double that of a year ago.
Since the legislature convened there has
pee 6een war ahmoag the 4 typewriter deaIers esft
T. B. Jennings rides his bicycle from
his home in Potwin to- his office every
day, no matter how much snow or wind.
A young man who bought/a typewriter
three months ago has been discovering
Five movers wagons passed through To-
peka yesterday, and most of the persons
with them were walking along behind to
keep warm.
Walter Noble says he receives letters
to the penitentiary for robbing his house.
The man wants a pardon
II, Tom m Richardson. rfI. who is in Topeka visit
Commerce at a salary of 50 900.
''Give me another one of those per cent
s9nds 91ngf for b 30 sad lady sat at the state
months certificate drawing per cent in
terest. They are issued for any amount.
Mrs. A. S. Palmer. who is doing com
mendable work among the poor and desti-
tute of North Topeka, needs clothing for
both grown people and children. The
clothing be sent to zoos North Kan
SaS avenue
In rehearsing the part Frank Weight
man, Juliet uses the fire escape land
ing on the Masonic building for the ball
cony. Adrian Sherman, as Romeo, stands
on the ladder a few feet below, shivers
and makes love.
The police force changes today, and those
that have been on duty during the last
month at night will take the day beats
this month and those who have been on in
daylight will rub up their bull s-eye Lam
terms and try it at night.
Miss Esther Cuff of this city who has
been playing this season in the My
Sweetheart company, happened to be in
Albany, N. Y, one evening last week
when Bertha Belle West stbrooke, leading
lady of the eastern Human Hearts COM
pany, taken ill. Miss Cuff was ask
ed to do the part, and with but ten min
utes' rehearsal went on and played Jean
ette" in such a way as to receive very
/ hattering notices from the press. Miss
Cuff had played the part before
We do mending and sew on buttons
free of charge. Peerless Steam Iaun-
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