The Topeka state journal., 1899-02-14
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
This is St. va1entfne's day.

day
cold weather.
Kitchen ranges are becoming as danger
Gus as steam engines.
THE Heart of Chicago comes to the
/ Crawford theater next week
Sheriff Porter s Cook is slowly recover
A year ago tomorrow the Maine was
blown up in the harbor of Havana
Mr. John Player, superintendent its of ma
chfnery of the Santa F'e, is in California
The walls of several of the rooms in the
Santa F'e general offices are being painted
The registration books will not be sent
out into the wards until after the primary.
Bobby Gayior in ''AIcSOrley's Twins has
been booked for the Crawford theater
March Z.
The Kyle Memorial building at Christ
hospital will be ready for occupancy about
Nr. W. H. Rossfngton and Mrs. Charles
Blood Smith left for the east yesterday
This is the best winter for harvesting
ice that has been known here for ten
years or more
day in Memory of Abraham Lincoln
Mrs. Thorpe's store room at the city jail
looks like an army comnissary depart
Arthur Capper of Topeka is being boom
ed for president of the Kansas Editorial
This is a good time to register. although
it is not necessary to register to vote at
the primary.
Bennett Capps. the head cook at the
Cremerie restaurant, is one of the best
The issue between Topeka and the. New
Jersey corpora ton is being more closely
The Commercial club will hold a special
meeting Wednesday evening to discuss
current business.
under the auspices of the Ladies' Music
club on February IS.
Charles F. Spencer win read a paper on
INT terna tiOnal Law before the Fort
nightly club tonight
The Topeka Y NJ c. a. viii study par
gained next Saturday night
Earl r. Stiles. formerly of this city, but
WoodTnen Of the World convention
a Boy Wanted" which was booked for
and Cancelled viii be here March 9.
Colonel VIM. Henderson of the First Ma
tiona1 bank thinks that the plan to pave
two streets in POtwin will be successful
The Grand Opera House will be dark
after tonight until one week from next
Friday, the date of the visit of John Philip
Sousa and his band
Thorpe 3. Jennings of Topeka has been
feFSG eli R6va ana e eieet Mason SS now in se
sion at Leavenworth-
David Horknan. who was wounded in
found on the muster rolls was uni
versity student from ConcorGia-
One man had the nerve TO drive down
Kansas avenue yesterday shouting
.'Strawbe wberries!'' while the thermometer
futtered around the cold corners
tion who viii work for his board if he
can find a place Mrs. Thorpe is caring
for him in hopes of finding him a place
John StaIIey has received a number of
specimens of gold ore from a friend in the
Philippine islands who discovered the de-
pesit- One of the smaller specimens is
General Superintendent Nudge of the
Santa F-e is travelling over the Santa F'e-
Pacific and Southern California roads in
his private car He is making an lnSpec-
ti0n of the lines.
The New York Tribune Almanac for 1899
is one of the most valuable yearly books
published 1t has 5z pages and is sold for
. cents This almanac is one of the orig
inaI newspaper alnanacS and was first
published in 1858.
A suit for $4,000 damages brought by
John Waska against the Kansas City, St
Joseph and Council Bluffs railway, has
been removed to the federal court from
the district court of Leavenworth county.
Waska was put OF = train last Novem-
ber.