The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-28
sNAP sHOTs AT HONE NEWS

SW1nQlerS and TOTRorS nave been un'
usually busy this fall.
NJ. B. Nelson, of Kansas City. has
been in Topeka this week
N. c. Hargis has returned home tC
| Protection after brief visit here.
Harry Bone has returned from a trip
through the western part of the state
The vitrifed brick yards west of the
| city have been enlarged to 10000 add
tional capacity.
The Price-Arlington Stock company
closes a. weeks engagement at the
| Grand tonight.
The Y. M. c. A. bowling alleys, which
have been undergoing repairs for a
week, are again in use.
Chas. NJ. Sheldon, a politician of Bur
| lingame, Usage county, was a visitor at
| the postoffice Friday.
General Freight Agent Embry and
| his stenographer returned to Topeka
today from a. southern trip.
Ralph Harvey.of Ell Reno has return
ed home. He stopped in Topeka while
en- route home from Colorado
L. NJ. Allen, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Rock Island at
Chicago, passed through here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Way and little
daughter, of Protection, Kas., are here
the guests of W. E. Bozarth, of Chest
nut street.
D. A Mundy, of Linwood, deputy
United States revenue collector, and D.
L. Wilson, of st. Louis. have been
here this week.
Police Judge Lindsay has gone to
Ohio to make speeches for the RepuDll-
can party which is waging hot fight
in that state this fall.
w F. Roehr's orchestra will play
Albert Reds Guardians of Liberty
tonight at his store. 1t will be the first
rendition by an orchestra
Miss Leona Patterson and sister. of
Carbonate. have returned home after
short visit n TODRk9 They have
been the guests of J. NJ. Holt.
In holly contested practice game
the High school defeated the Kansas
Medics by a score of to 0 in football
at the Washburn ball park Friday.
Mayor Hughes is planning to have
moulding put in his office SO that ne
can adOrn the walls with works of art
furnished by railway companies
Postmaster Guthrie has been mott
fed to advertise for bids on carrying
the mail between here and Oakland.
The mail is taken out there twice
day.
The attention of the police has been
called to the violation of the city Cr-
dinances by owners of bir1boards in al
lowing the boards nearer the sidewalk
than u feet.
The Saturday night club meets to-
night in the law office of StebbinS &
Evans T. F. Doran will tell about
1.-The unique position OF Kansas in the
United States
Charles E. Lobdell of Dighton, one of
the old time Republican politicians OF
the state. was in Topeka yesterday. He
has just been appointed district judge
to succeed Judge J. S. Andrews
E. w Thompson, assisting general
passenger agent of the Rock Island. has
several pictures framed in glass of the
crowds and jam at FL Reno during the
recent opening, hanging in his office
here.
There is a strong sentiment among
49, Voc III hat ia
schedule of football games arranged for
this year will be played out, even
though Washburn may have very
weak team.
general convention of the Episcopal
church, to be held in San Francisco
next week, have been going through for
the last two days. Some Of the par
ties have occupied special cars
DR.. Frank Johnson, coroner of Chase
county has filed his resignation with
Governor Stanley. Dr. Johnson drew a
good claim in the government land lot
terry, and will move to Oklahoma, there |
by FORGETTING his office in Chase county.
Mrs Frank c. Armstrong today left
with Major A NJ Harvey an ebony |
gavel from the Philippines, to be pre-
sented to Frank C. Armstrong post, |
Standardization war veterans, of |
which Major Harvey is commander.
To get the state house elevator to |
come down to the basement now pro /
spective passengers must shout them |
selves hOarse. The button won't stay |
in working order. The executive coun- /
ell is taking of getting a street car /
gong.
Basket ball practice has commenced |
in earnest at the Y. NJ. G. A gymnas-
ium. The following is a list of injuries |
received by various players in one /
game this week: Sprained wrist, cut |
over the eye, sprained ankle, and dislo- |
Gated finger
Thornton and Judd Richardson to $50 |
DAYS and 81 900 fine and 240 days and |
81. SOC fines respectively for selling
liquor, was instrumental in having their
fines committed. They will serve out
the sentence in the county jail
The women of Central church raised
$40 last night for the fund which is be-
ing collected to apply on the cost of the
addition to Central church. The $40
was raised by means of a reception held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Nc
Eachron, of Washburn college.
Conductor Smith, in charge of Rock
Island passenger No. 3, was arrested
at Wichita Thursday morning for
blocking the street crossing more than
five minutes Topeka people are won
dering why it is that the same priv
lege is not exercised occasionally by
Topeka officers.
Governor Stanley has issued a requi-
sition on Governor Yates of Illinois for
the return of William Plue, who is
wanted IN IOpeha LOT Sranu lsICeuS-
He is charged with stealing clothing
from Roy Pratt while working in a
here.
Lawrence Journal Ex- Governor
Leedy was a candidate for city attor
aey at Valdez Alaska, a short time
ago and was defeated by only one
vote. But it must have made him feel
nice and homelixe just to get beaten,
aven by a very small majority
Otto Eckstein, of Wichita, was in
Topeka Friday, starting the movement
sor a pardon for Emmett Dalton, the
noted ex-bandit, now serving a SEN
ence in the state penitentiary. The
people of Coffeyville are much agitated
over the effort to get Dalton out, and !
already are circulating a paper pro-