The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-06
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

city s; ". Fairehild Of Kingman is in the
The weather puzzles even the weather
Senator Charles E. Branine of Newton
is in the city.
Bicycle racing seems to be thing OF the
Invitations to the Twentieth Century
Inaugural Fete are out
Mr. and Mrs. John T. CLANCY spent
yesterday in Kansas City.
There are nineteen prisoners in the city
JAIL Six OF them are women
The r A. A. is talking Of organizing
baseball team for next season.
painful siege With an abscess on his JAZZ
matinee and night at THE Crawford
Saturday.
A. R. Greene and z. l. Hills, inspectors
Of the general land office, were in the city
yesterday.
Asa Pentgraft was fined IS in the police
court yesterday for disturbing the Sal
The American State Bank of Wichita,
is a bank.
The Ad Astra quartette will sing at the
Y NJ. c. A. mass meeting in the Audi
torium Sunday.
Emporia people have made. extended
good time tonight.
The Wichita delegation attending the
body on Governor Stanley
Mrs W. A. Morgan Of CqttonwoooSd al FAILS
Is the guest OF her son, W. I. Morgan,
state printer, for few days
The workmen are at work on the fourth
story of the new addition to the knights
and Ladies of Security building.
J. A. Davis, Industrial commissioner of
the Santa Fe. passed through Topeka last
night, en- route to the Pacific coast
n. G. Rust, the veteran Santa Fe en-
gineer was a schooImate Of the new sena-
tor from Vermont w. P. Dillingham;.
Colonel E. c. Little was q Topeka visi-
tor between trains yesterday en- route
from Chicago to his home in Abilene.
A carload of apple seedlings for graft
a local nursery, consigned to far-on Ore
gon-
Mrs. J. c. McCnntock has been elected
rotary and Mrs. J. ". Goings, treasurer.
the Shawnee county Republican central
committee has emerged from the cam
paign with a cash balance IN the treas
ury.
alice in Wonderland will be put on at
the Grand in the near future by local tai
ent. This production was last week put on
at the Coates opera house for three matt
nees.
Fred Van Duyn, a pioneer hotel man,
attended the municipal league convention.
Mr.. Van Duyn manages the Manhattan a
Wichita and is associated in the manage
ment Of the Carey at the same place.
Homeseeker travel through Topeka yes
terday was very heavy again Two sec
Fe. Over 500 homeseekers are reported by
the Rock Island to have gone through on
their trains.
Ministers Of all denominations are in
! terested in the big Y. M c: A meeting
expect the men of their congregations to
be helped by Engineer McClure's wonder
full story.
At the request of the Atchison CONNER
cial club the following Topeka men will
attend meeting there tomorrow night
and talk Kansas Exposition to them
o. Popenoe and H. NJ. Philips.
Warrants will probably be sworn out
N fpr a
dozen colored boys in Tennesseetown, who
tresspass, with a. dozen dogs, on the prop
erty of their neigh bOrS and tear up side
walks and fences hunting for rabbits
A Topeka man took a thoroughbred
terday he went out to work the dog. At
the first shot the dog made wild run
away. was heading for the timber. He is
supposed to be still on the run.
General Freight Agent H H. Embry is
in Kansas City. Other freight representa-
tives of Nebraska roads are gathered
there meeting with Kansas. City shippers,
senting today, to the effect that they are
braSka points with their goods
The following officers of the Topeka
Relief corps were elected at a meeting
held Tuesday: President Mrs; Matte
Burris; S. Y. P, Mrs. Alice Adds; J. v.
P. Mrs Anna Traver; treasurer, Mrs.
Valeria Gayhart; chaplain. Mrs Jennie
Wilcox; conductor, Mrs. Annabel Morri-
son.
Aldermen Rotert. Wright and Corson,
Loon OF Kansas City, kan, came in last
night to attend the meeting of the NUM-
cipal league The meeting was expected
to last two days, but it adjourned last
night the visitors returned to their
homes.
To complete preparations for the Y. NJ
G. A. mass meeting, there will be prelim--
mary meetings of all the Christian men of
the city next Sunday at p. m The men
of the east side churches will hold their
meeting at the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.
Fourth and Adams street, and all others
at the central department, III East Eighth
street.
NJ n. Butler is going north into Brown
and Nemaha counties on a lecturing tour
next week. illustrating with stereopticon
views. Temperance views will be a spe-
cfalty, including the awful Kansas K1on-
dixie with its % gambling places. Just
outside the Soldiers home largest federal
prison in the United States with hundreds
of moonshiners. counterfeiters. mail rob-
bers and the worst criminals in the west
Kansas state prison, Fort Leavenworth