The Topeka state journal., 1900-02-14
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

| tonight
The sale of seats for s,rhe Moth and the
Flame opened this morning.
The February meeting of the CONNER
cial club will be held tonight
7. F. Doran attended George Anderson's
sale in Dover township Tuesday.
| Bishop Vincent spoke at the First NJ E.
| church in Wichita Monday night
The mails. were unusually heavy today.
| Cause: St Valentine and Cupid.
Roger Williams, the well known Santa
Fe engineer, is in Atchison for week
Bishop Vincent win deliver his lecture
on THAT Boy at Emporia Friday even
| ing.
A K Rodgers, M. R. Mitchell and ].
F. Minney were in Kansas City yester-
There are thirty students in the grad
uating class in the medical college this
! year
If you don't register this year you can't
| vote.
1.-The Girl from chil'' is booked for the
Crawford theater on Wednesday of next
Bicycles of 1899 model can be bought at
discount of one-third off last years
C. E. Carroll, county attorney of Wa
baunsee county, was down from Alma
mont hospital, left today for the east to
| visit relatives.
The ground hog evidently knew his busi-
| of cold weather
John Strickrott is the police photograph
the suspected safe blower
City and county politics is waxing Tl
First district fight is over.
The. annual meeting of the policy hold
ers of the Kansas Mutual Life Insurance
company was held yesterday.
| Dr. w. D. Storrs has returned from Chi
cago, where he has been attending a
postgraduate course in medicine.
fvor k1,o
Lime Kiln club and darky cake walks are
the latest affairs for embroidery.
One enterprising, Topeka business man
a milk dairy, sells ice and deals in coal.
Fred Snow, the well known druggist.
may become candidate for member of
the school board from the Fourth ward.
Rev. J. P. White of this city will tell
, of his experiences in Egypt at the United
Presbyterian church in Emporia tonight.
Mr.. A. A Robinson, president of the
Mexican Central road, is in Topeka on
Mexico W
} The North Topeka CoIored Curtis club
has endorsed Senator John I. Chaney for
reelection, but it fought clear of endors-
ing anyone else.
Father Boarman, the Jesuit missionary.
preached to an immense audience at the
Church of the Assumption last night on
confession of Sins
Engineer ]. T. Blodgett, of Emporia, re-
turned to his home Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Blodgett has been in the city at
tending his sick daughter.
tournament will close Saturday when
st. Joe bowls at Kansas City. Lawrence
+ will bowl here the 18th.
Walter Belasco, who was seen in 1.-The
+ Heart of Maryland" at the Crawford
theater last night is a brother of David
BelascO the playwright.
: The removal of the. painting of The
Battle Of the Blue from the ,l appe4lhIate 4hai.e
g is no other place to put it.
i The fourteenth semi.ann1ual reunion q,.Q OF
fnr "a Vail NJ rnnaxa w ha
i the Masonic temple April 10 to 1S-
State Printer Morgan says that since
nance aGK rnna e ra ny peope 9ght 3Phhar not fd
= object if they find hare in their pie.
e Miss Cornelia Apply, cellist of the West
e ern Star. Concert company, will ,partici.
pate in the concert by Marshalls band al
the Crawford theater next Tuesday night
. The members of the Topeka Division O.
r. G. are making elaborate preparations
for their eleventh annual ball, which will
Y be given at Security hall the evening
t of February g.
n The commencement exercises of the
g Kansas Medical COLLEGE will be held
\ | March %, in the Crayk rd opera house
q Governor Stanley viii make the general
address and Rev: Mr.. Sheldon will pro-
e nounce the invocation.
At Harrison street school a postmaster
d was appointed today to take charge OF
= :. and the necessity of sending them
d through the postoffice was obviated The
e postmaster was kept busy.
l. Officer PaVey arrested a suspicious
d character last night, who gave his name
n as James Johnson. When searched at the
, found in his pockets and in his shoes
!; The palm of one of his hands was badly
cut.
State Printer Morgan will not speak al
the meeting of the fambeau club tonight
as was expected. A meeting of the Reno
county Republican central committee, OF
| which Mr.. Morgan is chairman, was call
i ed for today. and he had to go to Hutch
inSon to attend.
Herbert stimpson the lawyer and Grim
e inologist of Wichita, is visiting in Topeka
f He studied in Berlin and Paris and re
ceived the decoration of the crown oi
e Italy from that government in recogni
t ton of valuable services in criminologi
i cal research.
There were two sessions of the distric
court running at the same time yester
q day. Judge Hazen was hearing the regu
a lar docket in the district court room
= while in the appellate court room Judge
? Valentine was sitting as judge pro ten
y ton.
: Dr. w. s Lindsay who attended Mabe
o Bragunfer, the Bethany college girl sayi
i lady is afflicted is not smallpox bu
a chickenpox, and she will soon be released
from quarantine. No new cases have ap
peared in the school, and DR.. Lindsa!
Y says there is no cause for alarm.
d Nearly everybody in Topeka is oppose,
e the outside concerns handling the stamp
are trying to hang on The customers
the stamps in the end. Just now tn
merchant who does not give stamps coul'
G from two to four per cent to his custom
. ers. A number of people are now taking
cheap chromes and vases at the staml
Il stores are turning them in for grocerie
t and dry goods, thus receiving a liberia
= men are practically unanimous agains
It the stamps. but many of them feel tina
% fS iet go but the sooner they do iq let tan 2
i the more comfortable will be their posi-
e tion.