The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-07
NEW CRAWFORD THEATER.
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


Private sale of furniture and carpets at
| SIG Harrison
Mrs. j. H. Ladd is sick at her home at
B. G.. Walker is going to Cripple Creek
| to engage in mining.
The patrol wagon has not been used, to
speak of, for six months.
Chief Strauss has four brothers that
look very much like him.
The overcoat stolen from Jackson school
was found in pawnShop
F. w. Swearingen has recovered from a
severe attack of the grip.
Justice McClintock has large flag dis
played in his court room.
The State Editorial associat ton will be
held in Topeka an February z.
James Kerr once made $74 for a
months wages in penmanship.
Charles Blakesley, correspondent of the
! Kansas City Times, has the grip.
F. E. Scudder of the Second ward has
been assigned to duty on the police force.
w. H. Smith was elected commander of
Fort Pillow Post at the meeting last
night.
The crack bowling team at the Topeka
Athlete club is captained by Robert
Hal Nelson will play with Buffalo BnPs
show in Paris next year. He is in To-
peka now.
A Topeka girl who invested in the Kan
of beer.
Frank Dickey of Beloit is visiting his
ing office.
On the 10th of March Judge Foster will
have served 25 years as judge of the Unit
ed States district court.
The election to vote on the question of
a new city hall vii probably be held Ia at
George Sharitt, clerk of the United
States circuit court has been connected
with the federal court since he was Is
years old.
1t is rumored that General J. K. Hud-
son wa" ne toF ma mayer fb OF d0
has no foundation.
A named il. Conner of Everest
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peka charged with selling liquor without
a government license.
Sheriff Cook has about a dozen applica-
tons day from people who want to serve
on the jury. He has hard work convinc-
ing them that he has nothing to do with
naming jurymen-
w. ]: McCauley, farmer living south
right hand in a corn cutting machine yes
terday. He came to town and DR.. Roby
dressed the injured hand.
George Reams, the old colored man who
worked for j. S. Collins for many years,
now carries the cane Mr.. Collins carried
The telegraph messenger boys are wor-
ried over the telegraph bill.
The motion for a new trial in the Col
Inns case comes up on Friday and on the
18th day of the month Does this augur
The murder was also committed on Fri
day, and on the 18th day of the month.
in e oee % 0f the State e
the land Offices Of the Kansas CITY. Fort
Scott and Memphis at Kansas City as
soon she completes her work here.
The police force is in decidedly Grip
Yesterday seven patrolmen We're reported
off duty on account of the epidemic that
We're PatroImen Frank Hendricks, James
McElroy, Everett Pavey, Frank PARCEL,
Henry Bernard. Abe Henderson and Pa
force reduced to seven men when they
went off in the morning.
The Kansas Omaha commission has
turned over to the department of agricul-
ture the medals which were won by the
state exhibits at the Omaha exposition.
bronze. They are handsomely mounted
in a frame so that both sides may be
cultural products, general dairy exhibit.
mineral exhibit fruit exhibit and dis
play of the work of the pupils, in the pub
lie schools The bronze medal was for
silk cocoons and garden and field seeds.
Myron Waterman created a commotion
IN n the house OF representat ivg f .yesterday
with new cartoon of Frank Grimes.
There are two companion pictures of Mr.
ed to have first come to Topeka, Seedy
and with run-down-at-the-he sort of
sees him at present, plutocrat- A big
crowd of representatives joStled one an
other around pun the press table t to view the
than the subject himself.
All citizens are invited to be present
Sunday afternoon at p. m. in the
High School Assembly room The me-
mortal exercises of Lincoln Post take
place there at that time. There will be
music and address by Gen. J. K.
Hudson, who will give briefly the
causes that led up to the war of 1861,
from the standpoint of Union soldier.
his ideas as to the causes of the war be
tween the north and south from an ex-
Confederate soldiers point of view.
College and high school students es-
toll xy inv