The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-22
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

It is about time for the sap to start.
Some Of the roads are in very bad con-
dftion-
John E. Frost has returned from Wash
ington-
The registration books close this even
ing at 9 o'clock.
Mrs. Carrie Nation will return today
from Kansas City.
Willow whistles will soon be in fashion
among a certain class.
Men and their wives were going to regis
ter this morning. Last chance
Register today, for it Is the last chance
The city election is Tuesday April e
The school for officers Of the X. NJ @.
is expected to be held in Topeka this year
L. NJ. Crawford has returned to Topeka
d dESm his western trip over the Crawford
The registration books will close tonight
at o'clock This is your last chance to
The poor little flowers that showed their
heads last week now present a sadly dis
consulate appearance
The sidewalk around the federal build
ing will certainly be finished by the LIST
of July, and maybe before.
Now the people want to know whether
high or low or seven spot is response
BILE for this pleasant weather.
Those who saw Because She Loved
Him So, at the Crawford last night now
want to know why she loved him
Free Sunday concerts by Marshall's
hand at the Auditorium are now one of
the luxuries furnished Topeka residents.
DR.. ". B. Swan. secretary of the state
board of health has been called to Grain
field to establish a smallpox quarantine.
Adjutant General S. NJ Fox is arrang-
ing 70 hold q school for officers of the
National Guard in this city In September.
Congressman Chas- Curtis arrives in
Washington today, where he went on
business connected with the interior de-
partment-
The Jossey stock company will be at the
Crawford tonight in Moths Ladies ac-
companied by a paid 80 cent ticket will be
admitted free.
Two men registered in the First ward
yeste.rday who gave their addresses as ~
die of the river.
The report that Walter J. Arnold has
withdrawn from the race for marshal of
the city court is untrue. He says he is
in the race to stay.
A special meeting of the Commercial
club has been called for next Thursday
Baker university to Topeka
Colonel VIM. Henderson was at the play
man. whom he saw act at Wailacks So
years ago. He is satisfied that she has
not deteriorated with age.
The room at the corner Of Eighth and
Kansas avenues has been completely re-
modelled and the office fixtures Of the
moved into it in a few days.
Are you going to vote for the Santa Fe
the benefits that viii accrue to both your
self and the city before you cast your
ballot against the proposition.
The attention of Mr.. Ed Howe of Atch-
council has granted MarshalFs band the
use Of the Auditorium for free Sunday
concerts. He said it would not be done
Mrs. M. Bohart OF Topeka. Kan. was
against The Metropolitan Street Railway
company of Kansas City. She sued for
$z.U0O Tor injuries received Wnlie visiting
her son IN Kansas Oity, No, one year
ago
The women of Topeka are Directing to
the use of livery stables for boiling places
Comm ssioner Of Trlecffons sXVfIIfsr5s has
promised that he would designate no poll
ing place which will be offensive to
The people Of Topeka will now have
chance to hear band concerts Sunday aft
The council has granted the use Of the
Auditorium to Marshalls band for that
state Senator Sam Fitzpatrick of Chau-
tauQua county was here yesterday for a
tary commission regarding the provisions
of the new law. James T. Bradley, his
for congress in the Third district.
Because he claims his society was not
given talr treatment Dy the Judges IN the
this week, George Seely Of the Gamma
place and would have been on the team
to meet the team from GrinneIl college
on April 10. has resigned his place and
viii not enter the contest with GrinnelI.
Representative Ward Of Wallace county
is here with business at the Capitol.
and he says his town is having the tight
Topeka had for two years over whether
pox. Even the churches are split over
the debate and the argument is more in
tense than the old debate over (which is
the butt end of a goat?"
General Hugh Cameron. the Kansas her
init. has written Mrs Nation the follow
Ing note from Camp Ben Harrison
Answer to your letter delayed on &C.
count of the death of Ben Harrison.
agree with you that the officials in charge
of the county jail who refused to let me
visit you in person were animated BY a
spirit more despicable and despotic than
that which possessed the marshals and
1a1lers OF Washington during the last
years CT African slavery in that city
The propositions of law which arose in
the case OF the state Of Kansas against