The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-28
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Tt seems to be habit of the elements
to threaten
Capt A NJ. Fuller viii return from Chi
c. l. Zschetzsche, of Sheboygan, Mich.
is in the city.
J: L. Dillon, of st. Louis, was a Topeka
Homer shull is spending a couple of
weeks in Chicago
The Kansas Medical college opens Tues
day, September IL
John e. Burdge of Pueblo is visiting his
parents on Western avenue.
Chief of Police Ramsey went to Hutch
inSon last night business
Two new restaurants have been started
within a block of each other.
The T. A A bowlers are preparing for
the match games this winter.
Governor Stanley speaks at Jewell City
this afternoon and at Mankato tonight.
W. H Stillwell, superintendent of the
Rock Island railroad, is in Chicago this
1t developed in the police investigation
that beer pumps are worth from s. to $l4
William Lysaght has just received three
pedigreed Belgian hares from a California
partment headquarters has been COM
pleted.
Elmer McGiI, of the Santa Fe general
OFFICES, is spending his vacation in Albu-
G. J. Bishop. superintendent of. bridges
and building of the Rock Island, is in the
city today
F. H. Holt, deputy clerk of the United
States circuit court is attending court in
1eaVenWOrth.
The Falk & vernonee company will re-
turn to the Crawford theater in this city
later this season
A special song service will be held in
the parlors of the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A
Wednesday evening.
The Kaw Valley Canning company. of
Lawrence, has been chartered with cap
ital stock of SIC, 600.
D. W. Hamer. clerk of the United States
attorneys office, is at Christ hospital.
sick with rheumatism.
Morton Albaugh has returned from a
visit to the national Republican commit
tee headquarters in Chicago.
The Buckridge Pump company. of Wich-
tia, capital $4,000, has been Incorporated
under the laws of Kansas.
Judge Samuel A. Kingman, who de-
clared for Bryan in 1885, is now proclaimed
as a recent convert to fusion
The weather has gotten around to
where a few have appeutes, and the res
taurantS feel the change.
The outdoor gymnasium work of the Y.
M G. A will end September 1, and the
classes will go into the gymnasium.
Governor Stanley has declined to accept
an invitation to speak in Ohio during the
campaign. He is too busy at home.
1t has been suggested that the waste
taken for letter and fire boxes if put at
the corners.
club held a meeting this afternoon to ar
range for the part the club will take in
the Labor day exercises
After the pavement on Kansas avenue is
patched it might be well to patch the
places in between, and Their. there would
be entirely new pavement.
THE Hottest Coon in Dixie will be seen
for the second time in Topeka at the
Crawford theater next Saturday. A matt
nee and evening performance will be
given.
John A. West the monologue comedian,
who was seen at the performances of the
F'alk & Veronee company at the Crawford
theater last week, has returned to Chi
cago. He had a misunderstanding with
Manager Veronee, and the two severed
business relations.
If the opening performance of the Gil
liss theater in Kansas City can be taken
criterion, Mr.. E. S. Brigham will
have a successful season with the house.
In a letter to a Topeka man he says 8 600
people were turned away from the first
three performances of Human Hearts"