The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-10
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

The Commercial club meets tonight
Topeka fishermen are getting out their
Capt ]. G. Waters is an inveterate chess
player.
The Topeka Legal News has reached
Grant Hornaday, Of Fort Scott, is in
the city on business.
The repairs on the Jackson street paw
ing have not yet been completed
The Kansas Women's Editorial associa-
ton meets in this city tomorrow
The Tennesseetown library has received
some books from John Macdonald
The past few days have been used to
good advantage by Topeka golfers.
The girls of the Armory Industrial
school have been given new singing books.
Next Friday will be Arbor day in Kan
sas 1t is the time for official tree plant
Mr.. Edward Wilder will soon take a six
weeks trip abroad, accompanied by his
son.
MI. Drew says he expects to rest
tracing.
Bishop Adillspaugh win attend the meet
ing Of St Johns Guild, at Abilene.
A bridge has been built across the shun-
ganunga by the Vinewood Street Railway
Baseball cranks are much disappointed
by the present rainy weather. which pre-
The men Of the First Congregational
church served q supper in the church
the sales of more than the usual number
OF rigs this spring.
Ernest Seton-Thompson lectures at the
High school assembly hall this afternoon
and evening about Wild animals.
The Topeka Mil company case against
the Ralston Yeast company Will be called
in the district court next Tuesday.
The fire department. was called yester.
day morning for a chimney fire at 1143
Clay street. There was no damage
The Aubrey stock company will play
The Prince of Russia tonight; The
Russian costumes are exact and elaborate.
The Triple Tie league held meeting
last evening in Lincoln Post hall A lit
erary and musical programme was given.
the twenty-ninth degree, Scottish Knight
of St Andrew, at the Masonic building
tonight.
at the Crawford will sing Martha
Mikado''
The Scottish Rite reunion will. close
Thursday night with the comforting of
the thirty-second, Master of the Royal
J. f House. who has been a reporter on
the Capital, has gone to Atchison to as
sist Ewing Herbert with his daily edition
Of the Champion
The injunction case against the board
of education brought by Conklin & Gus
Saturday morning
VIII Owen, of Arkansas City, a brother
coacb has e1fered WsabbS1rn- ana viii
play baseball this spring.
Mayor Hughes is. helped greatly by the
he can make no appointments, and so is
standing on the office seekers.
The music for the Scottish Rite reunion
is being made by the Ad Astra quartette.
composed of H. l. Shirer, NJ c. Holman.
". NJ. Shaver and James Moore
Charles Ridgeway, former assistant SUI
perintendent of insurance. now secretary
of the Western AGillers' Mutual Insurance
company, was in the city today
Martha McCahan was found insane by
a jury in the probate court yesterday
She has been violent. Her brother is an
inmate of the Osa watomie asylum.
The first baseball game of the season
viii be next Saturday afternoon on the
Washburn grounds between WashbuIn
and the State Normal school at Emporia-
Capt. J. G. Waters. who was on the side
of the prosecution in the Jessie Morrison
that the next trial will not be before the
September term
w E Bush. formerly secretary of state
under Leedy's administration. has sold
the Fort Scott Lantern and taken charge
Girard Appeal to Reason
Part of the roof of the Santa Fe bag
gage office. which was damaged BY IRE
Baggage Agent Walsh still retains his
headquarters in the building.
Captain Robinson, at fire department
headquarters. is an expert amateur pho
tographer He has a colored photograph
headquarters which he made.
Books returned to the city library from
homes where diphtheria scarlet fever or
smallpox have existed are required to be
thoroughly furnigated before leaving the
hands of the city health officers
The window hangers Used in advertising
the Ernest Seton Thompson lectures are
in great demand They are particularly
them to frame and use for posters
Bank Commissioner Morton Albaugh
Stockmen's State bank, Garden City. cap
itaI $50. 900: Slaughter & Taylor's State
bank. Buritngame, capital 5000.
The subscription sale Of seats for the
enga cement Of the Andrews opera com
pany- at the Crawford next Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday, will open at the
box office tomorrow morning at o'clock
All the special police who were appoint
and can not make arrests Special police
as a rule are janitors Of buildings, and
are made specials in order to protect the
property
During her rounds yesterday Mrs. Ma
ton stopped at q TOBACCO store ana whip
ployed there manufacturing cigars She
liquor as tobacco
A. Bunker, clerk in charge of station C.
at Potwin, has made his report showing
that the office took in So. S9954 during the
last fiscal year. OF that amount 81, 121. IS
was for money orders, S52-52 in fees and
s.. SO for postal supplies.
City Attorney Spencer will have the
rooms on the third floor of the city build
the city physician door will be cut
between the rooms, and they VIII be fur
Miss Maud Parker, one Of four gradu-
ates in vocal music at Washburn college.
gave a recital at the college chapel last
night Miss Parker has q pleasing So
prano voice of quite extended range, and
her Interpretation IS remarkably good
Senator J. K Cubbfson was here yes
terday to see that the state insurance de-
partment cleans out the dummy insurance
agents in Kansas City, kas, who repre-
sent Missouri companies this side of
the state line by way Of evasion of the
law
Mrs. Nation dropped into several drug
stores yesterday and informed the, pro-
prietors that they must do nothing but
legitimate drug business. Mrs Nation
did not seem to suspicion that they might