The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-05
sNAP SHOTS ArHoME NEWS

the dust on Kansas avenue
Miss Jessie Cannum, matron of Stor-
mont hospital is seriously i'll.
A. c. Collingwood has been appointed
cha1rmaSter of Grace cathedral.
Edward WeIlrnan of Sterling, Kan. is
quite Ill at the Stormont hospital
The state board of charities is to meet
this afternoon at the Topeka asylum.
Irwin lodge No 260 A o. U. W., mi
tiated four new candidates last night
Capital lodge No. B. A O. T. w. held
an installation of officers last evening
Sergeant Donovan is on duty again af-
ter few days wrestle with the grip.
The supreme court is in session. A list
OF opinions will be announced tomorrow.
Forty-three years ago this week the
free state legislature convened at Topeka
James Clayton of the attorney generals
office is sick, suffering with severe cold
The January meeting of the Commercial
Club will be held next Wednesday even
ing
The skaters on the river. are not so
numerous now on account OF the melting
DR.. Eva Harding lectures each week at
the Kansas City Homeopathic Medical
college
| Sarah L. Brownen has fled a suit for
Brownell.
The Commisceo club will give another
sons hall.
Sheriff Myers of Douglas county was
confering, with the Shawnee county Of
ficials today.
The Arions are arranging to give a
dance. at their hall on Saturday evening
of this week
lar. about keeping their lights trimmed
and burning
The Topeka bowling team will play the
| Kansas City team on the T. A. A. alleys
| tomorrow evening.
Mrs. e. e. Harmon will lecture at 722
Kansas avenue Sunday evening on The
Ideal or the Real
The. fog was so. dense at o'clock this
morning, that objects were obscured at.
half a. block distant.
A Topeka man who has ZOO or so at
interest at per cent is afraid that the
rate Will drop to 312.
ed to. the poor by the county during the
month of December.
Ex-Sheriff Dave Burge. formerly in the
secret service of the Santa Fe, returned
to Topeka last evening.
The transcript in the Burley Hines and
Mary Marshall robbery case has BEEN
fled in the district court
The completion Of the upper floors of
force of men is at work
It is rumored that the coal combine is
against the warm weather.
Everett Martin of Merfden and Miss
Martha A. Willard of Hoyt were married
yesterday by Judge Dolman.
It is said that there are five cases of
Cuban chickenpox'' out at Auburn and
vicinity, 20 miles from Topeka.
Bert Garvin who has been quarantined
| for diphtheria is out and is nearly en-
| tirely recovered from his sickness.
The warm weather Of the past two days
has seriously 1nterfered with the skat-
| ing, making the ice ''muSlly' on top.
Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon will lecture as
a closing feature of the annual meeting
of the state temperance union next week.
| The special prizes for the state poultry
exhibit next week are exhibition in
| the window of Greenwald's clothing store.
The Mid-Continent mills and the Aetna
Building and Loan association are appli-
cants for membership in the Commercial
club.
l.
should get married. Presents have been
marked down p per cent since the holl-
days.
Baney's. orchestra assisted by local tai
ent will give an entertainment at the asy
lum this evening for the benefit of the
| inmates.
C. H. Sampson has returned from Kan
| sas City where he attended a meeting and
banquet of the wholesale paper dealers
The rather .peremptory sign, Leave
Your Clothes stares people in the face
near the corner of Ninth street and Kan
sas avenue.
The kind of weather the weather bur-
eau diShed out this morning reminds the
Twentieth Kansas boys OF camp life at
| the Preside.
Mrs Annie [. Digs and DR. Eva Hard
| ing will attend the meeting of the Nation
| al Equal Suffrage association in Washing
| ton in February.
IN an of the Shawnee county cases in
| the batch of appellate court opinions
| handed down yesterday. Judge Hazen
| was sustained.
Oscar A Brown, a well known travel
| ing man, expects to move his family to
| Omaha in the near future and make his
headquarters there.
W. NJ Wallace of Kingman, candidate
for congress in the Seventh district. has
returned home after arguing a case in
| the supreme court.
| to be given by the Elks will be on jan
uary q Miss Georgia Brown of Law
renee will have charge of it.
w F. Rightmire, the first Populist can
didate for chief justice of the supreme
court. will leave Topeka and go back to
Cottonwood Falls to practice law
The annual convention of the state tenn
peranee union will be called to order in
the First Congregational church next
| Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Some Topeka hunters are stfll after
quail; although it is now against the law
to kill them. Whenever a hunter shoots
| any he calls it by some other name.
1t has been just "a years since Eugene
Wares '.Washerwoman's Song" first ap-
! peared in the Fort Scott Monitor. 1t was
published in the first issue in January,
Seven children of Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing
| school house, are i'll with typhoid fever.
The ages of the children range from to
Irwin lodge No go, A. Q. U. W. held
| an Installation of officers last evening;
Third Vice President J. NJ. Barr of the
| Santa F'e was in town for a few minutes
1 this morning.
| Miss Victoria Tulis. Leavenworth girl
| is a nurse in one of the Manila hospitals.
| In a letter to her father she states that
her present residence is the former home
| of Admiral Montojo.
| Every misty or rainy day demonstrates
l the fraud of the gravel sidewalks in the
state house grounds What a monument
| those walks and drives are to the Nor
| rill administration.
A rule posted in the street cars says
| passengers must enter and leave the cars
| from the right side which IS probably
| to prevent them from crawling through
l the vestibule windows.
what century are you living IMP is
asked by some and IL the answer is the
| 18th century the questioner will an
| nounce that you are behind the times. /
/ am living in the 20th century"
There are now 45 homes in Topeka
I Guaranteed because of cOnta giOus dis
| ease There are a few cases Of diphtberia
| and measles in addition TO a large num-
Der of Cuban chickenpoX' cases
| Mrs. Arthur Capper was attacked by a
\ vicious dog on Fillmore street yesterday
/ The brute sprang at her several times
| and hit her On The hand hut fortunately