The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-21
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS


The city council meets tonight.
day.
The registration books close tomorrow
Senator Clancy went to Chanute yes
terday on business.
Mitchell Bundy patrol driver at the DO
lice station. is sick
Basket ball has become the popular in
door game in Topeka
J. A. Troutman went to Kansas City
yesterday on business
Because She Loved Him So will be
at the Crawford tonight
Colonel Wilder S. Metcalf of Lawrence
has boom for governor
Don't forget to register and vote for
the Santa Fe shop extension
Mrs T. J. Lynch is dangerously Ill at
her home. us Polk street
Frank Dudley has sent home from China
as a relic the queue of a Boxer
Chester Woodward of Topeka Is enjoy
ing 2 rest in the Bahama Islands
The city election is on April 2. You
must register tomorrow if you want to
The Knights Of the Maccabees will hold
their state convention in Topeka May 16,
early games.
the Twentieth Kansas, is sick at his home
in Seabrook.
Several Topeka Belgian hareists have
Kansas City show
D. W. Finney of Neosho Falls, candi-
date for the board of railroad commits
sioners, is in the city.
A. " Lindel. bond clerk in the Office of
State Superintendent Nelson, is Quaran-
tined with smallpox
Mrs. Carrie Nation went to Kansas City
yesterday afternoon She Will talk to the
newsbOys before returning.
DR. Hogeboorn says that of the thirteen
patients in the city hospital this month
not one was vaccinated
The Jossey stock company opens a. two
7e1r1f aErrfrr
morrow night in Moths
L. T. Yount says that all but two dozen
Of the women voters in the Second pre-
cinct of the Fifth ward have registered.
Congressman Charles Curtis started for
Washington last night, being summoned
to confer with the interior department
about Indian affairs.
Frank Watson, who did the part of the
fiddler in Way Down East last night
did so well he might star as the musician
in The Arkansas Traveller"
The Republican Flambeau club of the
and Endorsed the Republican ticket. About
twenty-five people were present.
for Mrs Nation they will do something,
so the baby elephant in the Baltimore zoo
was christened Carrie Nation"
City Clerk Squires has the city ballots
all ready to give to the printer, but the
copy cannot be turned over until the
amount of the registration is known
The girls of Washburn college have or
ganized a basket ball team. They do not
expect to issue any challenges this year,
but are getting in line for next year s
work.
The cantata Of ssRuth' was sung at
Washburn college chapel last night by
students under the direction of Clara NJ.
ment.
Superintendent of Insurance Church
says there are too many mushroom fra
ternal orders Springing up and failing in
Kansas and he proposes to restrict such
licenses.
w F. Lake Charles Lutz and Harry
Burns brought in a lot of ducks from Sill
I,afC
the lake.
the decision of the senate committee which
decided upon the Russian votes IN the
district last winter.
A. l. Reinhard. who was bound over to
the grand jury by United States Commis-
ing. has given the bond Of 81. 900 and was
released from the county jail
Mayor Drew thinks the city should not
pave more than fifteen or twenty blocks
a year, but that It should do that aIra9 punt
each year. By following this method the
ways be some work for the laboring class
W. J. Arnold has Withdrawn from the
race for marshal Of the city court. A
petition was circulated TO get ms name
put on the ticket but after the Populists
fndorsed Fred Stonestreet he thought it
leaves Stonestreet without opposition.
The following are the new officers elect
Hall, Topeka. president: Eben Baldwin.
Lake View, vice president; NJ. L. Lewis.
Lawrence secretary; George D. Palmer,
Topeka, treasurer; A D, Weaver and L;
L. Dyche. Lawrence. Eben Baldwin of
Lake View w. A. Morton and Willard N.
Hall of Topeka, directors
F. G. Dreaming returned from Eureka
yesterday. where he tried a case in the
United States district court, in bank
ruptcy. before G. E. Cory. referee, rep
resenting the Parkhurst- Davis Mercantile
company of Topeka, the Hammond Pack
ing company of st. Joseph. the Fowler
Packing company Of Kansas City and
The Y. P. s. C. E. of the First Presby-
terrain church had an acquaintance social
last night. Members and friends gather
ed in the church parlors and were enter
tanned with music and games Tt turned
out to be a fastnacht when 1t came to
refreshment time, the collation. consisting
of the toothsome doughnut, Uneeda bis
cults and coffee
Owing to the continued illness of the
secretary of horticulture, William H
Barnes, living at 11l5 Quincy street, the
apples saved for the Pan-American ex-
position, some of which are now on ex-
hibition at the soeiety's rooms, will be
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