The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-08
SNAPSHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Philip Eastman is confined to his home
by Illness.
The EIks cleared $500 on their Romeo
and Juliet burlesque.
A man who knows says that q SHOWS
have fallen this winter.
Charles L. Wood has taken charge of
the National hotel as manager.
Bishop Millspaugh is visiting Episcopal
churches in northern Kansas
]. G. Holland wants to be state architect
under the present administration.
The. officers of the federal court viii go
to Wichita to hold court next week.
The roads in town are in the worst con-
ditiOn they have been in this winter.
Rek AND H bGs1 IS neS Of Re fme
All the E1lks in Topeka are expected to
attend social session Saturday evening.
Clay Clement comes to Topeka next
tleman."
JaiIer Lawson of the county Jail still
suffers from the effect of the assault of
burglar Filing.
Lawyers have no court in which to bring
the new city court
John Henry Collins has become an eff
Gent stenographer since he has been lodg-
ing in the county Jail
The legislature declined to appropriate
lum farm on the east.
T. F. DOran has returned from Oska-
loosa, where he argued a habeas corpus
case before Judge Myers
Charlie Lobdell is daily expecting the
ceiver of the Bank of Russell.
Tom Anderson will live downtown since
the legislature has quit business He has
spent the winter in the state house
One of the finest specimens of amateur
photography is a farm scene in a down
town show window taken by John Strick-
rott.
The Kansas City whist club will come
to Topeka for contest with the Topeka
whist club one Saturday evening this
The state officers are nov, preparing to
settle down to business. The legislature
has been the center of attraction for two
n
eral freight agent of the Rock Island road
west of the Missouri river. has arrived
in Topeka.
Manager L NJ. Crawford of the Craw-
f95f s 5he9tsr XII return this week fr3 Pd
the benefit of his health
The regular monthly meeting of the
Commercial Club win be held tonight The
matter discussed at the meeting.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary societies of the First Presbyterian
church will hold their annual meeting at
the church parlors at 2:3O p. Friday.
-5sT ei ieft HeEIoy; the topeka baTebaG6
60 into practice with Mains circus. Nc
Elroy is accomplished in his line of work
Webb NlcNan is not alarmed at the ru-
NOR that Governor Stanley will investi-
gate MS ornclal record; He says: when
begin MI e'7 'eAO' l pieSu i'ie ne VIII
General Passenger Agent w J. Black of
rates for The Nati61a1 ESdnc I &c., 70
alton meeting in San Francisco.
A number of Topeka people who were
unable to secure satisfactory seats for
the engagement of Sol Smith Russell Mon
day night Will see him when he comes to
Kansas City the week of March 10.
Assistant United States District Attor-
ney Harry Bone and United States Mar
shall w F. Sterne will go to Wichita Sun
day to be present at the opening of the
spring term of the federal court there
Monday
An excursion train will be run over the
Santa Fe to Leavenworth Sunday for the
Topeka co1ored people who want to meet
the Twenty-third Kansas regime re-
turning from Santiago The excursion will
be under the auspices of the Dispatch
band.