The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-13
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS

Judge 5. H. Allen is in Kansas City
on legal business.
Chairman Morton Albaugh has re-
turned from Kingman.
The waste paper boxes for the streets
have not arrived yet
H p Dillon is improving his residence
property on Harrison street
Mrs Q. A Hull was taken to Christ
hospital today for an operation
About 20 people were down from VAL
ley Falls to take part in the ratification
last night.
The directors Of the Kansas senat-cen-
tenniaI exposition are in session IN To-
pelza today
W. G. Oswald. OF Cleveland. O.. has
been appointed commissioner OF deeds
for Kansas
No serious accidents were reported as
the result of the fireworks celebration
last evening.
It takes three days to clean the Au-
dit0rIum after a meeting like the one
held last night
The Twentieth Century Inaugural Fete
has been changed from a costume affair
to q grand ball.
The largest crowd which has lined
Kansas avenue for months was down
town last evening
Governor Stanley will return to the
executive Office tomorrow. He speaks a
Wichita tonight.
The law lecture course of the 7. NJ. c.
A. begins next Monday evening with a
lecture by T. F. Carver
The executive committee of the Twen-
tieth Century Inaugural Fete Is again
in session this afternoon.
Fred A. Seaman, county attorney elect
of Wabaunsee county, was visiting rel
atives in Topeka today
Kavanaugh and Roney's Boys win
give a concert at First Congregational
church tomorrow evening
Nat Black, passenger rate clerk at
the Santa Fe general Office, Is in Chi
cago attending a rate meeting
Samuel King. OF Topeka, saw the cap
ture of the shark which is on exhibition
IN the California advertising car
The evening services at the First
Methodist church on Sunday evenings
are to be in the future Of an eyang elical
nature
Last night and early this morning the
weather was very comfortable but the
temperature dropped when the northwest
wind set in
There was no session OF the police
court this morning as there were no
rests last night Tt was very sober
ratification
Sam Radges is in Kansas City getting
pointers and plans for the creed OF the
new church which he and Eugene Hagan
want to found.
The question of what to do about the
fire bell will come up at the next council
meeting. II has been ordered removed
from Security hall
The directors Of the Kansas Semi
Centennial exposition company met in
the rooms Of Secretary Coburn at the
state house today.
Rev. Mr.. Birch who has been conduct
ing services at the Third Presbyterian
church is speaking at the Santa F'e
shops every noon
There vas more turbulence on Kansas
avenue last night after the publication
than attended any other demonstration
during the campaign.
S. O. Spencer, state oil inspector, says
the collections for October will exceed
the expenses Of the state oil inspection
department by $1,000.
The Santa Fe football team would like
tc, get a game with the High school
eleven. preferably. or any eleven weigh
ing less than 165 pounds
Joseph Darbins the man who was ar
rested for cruelty to animals failed to
appear in the police court yesterday
evening and his bond was declared for
feited-
The first three lectures of the Z NJ.
G. 4 law course will be on the subject
of contracts and will be delivered on
Nov 10, 2s and Dec ;, by Judge T. F.
Carver.
Four new tweIve-section dining room
Pullman sIeepers have been placed in
reserve on the Rock Island Chicago
Fort Worth trains passing through To-
pelxa.
E. P. johnson, postmaster of Seneca.
secretary OF the Kansas Fostmasters'
association. is in the city today. The
association will hold a meeting in this
city in January
Charles H. Phillips, of the Rock ISL
and, left Topeka yesterday to take out
the second Of that roads personally con-
Quoted Pacific coast excursions from
Chicago next Friday.
The Commercial club will at its meet
ing tomorrow night select some one to
represent the club at the meeting of
the National Irrigation congress in Chi
cago on November 21-24
The receivers Of the Phoenix Loan as
ISOLATION Of St Joseph have fled a fore
court against Martin and Jennie Flick
The land IS in Wyandotte county.
c. Carson. J. Bently.J- Martin. coIored, I
and Burge Jackson and Harry E'oItz. I
court for gambling. The men were
caught IN crap game Saturday night /
The next entertainment in the Audi (
t0rium viii be given by the Clay school, /
November l. The first following that |
is the co1ored Masons, who have secured I
the use Of the Auditorium for Thanks T
giving.
Wesley stone was fined SO by Police /
Judge Magaw for iTnpersonating an Off I
Ger. Stone denied his guilt, but there |
against him. He has been to the sta
ton before charged with the same Of +
Tense. It seems to be mania with /
him
of Twentieth Kansas boys who ara Iiv- 4
ing in Shawnee county send their names 4
to Major Tom Anderson. secretary Of the I
COMMITTEES on presentation of the medals. +
Special arrangements will be made for I
them on the programme when the medals 1
are presented in the Auditorium jan I
uary I6