The Topeka state journal., 1901-07-05
snap SHOTS At HOME NEWS


Garfield park dust and sand i ankle
The street railway did big business
yesterday.
visit in Chicago
Every department in the court house
was closed yesterday.
z. II. Anderson OF Topeka was Ia E1Ea~
poria yesterday on business.
Garfield park was thronged with pleas
ure seekers on the Fourth.
There is a scarcity Of cantaloupez. They
are shipped in from Texas.
Charles Keys and T. w. White attended
the st. Joseph races yesterday.
Some of the water mains still continue
to give out a diseolored water.
Three members of the Bernice Howard
Stock company have pet squirrels
The catalogue of the Kansas Medical
college is in the hands Of the printers.
c. W. Koons, Santa Fe superintendent
Of Transportation. is in Texas for lew
Representative g. F. Grattan Of Nc
Pherson is here today attending supreme
court
Manager Curtis Of the Copeland has
gone to his home in Des Moines for q va
given at the Crawford summer theater
tonight
W. F. Hackney ana Judge Buckman
came in from Winfield last night 70 argue
People were gold bricked again on the
threatened storm last evening. There was
foot. No hats were spoiled
At Kansas City the Salvation Army. is
puppose TO The poor . people 81 the city
IN ten pound lots for cent.
One ice cream nanufa ctory took 700 or
ders before noon Of Wednesday for Ice
cream to be delivered on july ana nad
to refuse to take any more.
The fire department was called at 9:25
o clock last night to s. w. Durant's resi-
denee, 1916 West Fifteenth street, where q
small fire was started by q fire cracker.
The Trego county gold shale million
aires found some pleasing indications q
few days ago and it is understood that on
the strength Of it they used 500 worth OF
champagne.
irving W. Doolittle formerly Of the Ho-
City. started from here Wednesday for .
visit to the Buffalo exposition and his old
home IN New Hampsh h1re
The fire department was called at s:55
last night to the barn occupied by q
finguished with small loss
The fire department was called at 1890
o'clock last night to the home Of r J.
Monahan, lib Quincy street Tor sup
roof There was no fire
VIII Blades and Josephine Maise. aged
IS and p respectively, We're yesterday.
brought TSgl here re from Missouri. They are
wanted for robbing the mails
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Samuel Glary at h9Yrlh @ T and nan mt 9d9n ,s4
u S. Penny was committed to the eoun-
ty jail Thursday. He was brought here
from Kentucky where his arrest was
made. He is wanted for being in conspi-
racy to rob the United States mail.
Omer E. Bradford has returned to Kan |
the Missouri Valley Car Service associa-
tfon. Mr.. Bradford has been spending a /
two weeks vacation here with his par /
ents, who live at 421 Jackson street.
The ''old soak is authority for the fol- |
lowing: There was shortage of beer |
Yesterday. The wholesale dealers ordered [
it in car load lots as usual. but the brew
cries are overworlted and the orders could |
not be filled promptly. and beer was
scarce yesterday
Robert d. Maxwell, formerly a resident |
of Topeka, has left for Honduras, Central |
of American farmers to raise bananas. /
rubber and other tropical fruit. Mr.. /
Maxwell now lives in South Bend, Ind,
and has been in Topeka visiting for sew |
eral days
The Continental Creamery company /
gives away and wastes hundreds OF gal /
Ions of buttermilk every day. There IS no Il
prof1table use for hLttermilk. except to /
transform it into dry curuS ana use lr IN 4
the manufacture of paint The company is |
exneriTnentinsr with this plan and may |
adopt it on an extensive scale.
DR.. l. Fl. Mum says that the proper /
way to avoid SunStroke and minimize the /
effect of the heat is to drink large guam /
titles of water and cooling beverages, |
avoid alcoholic liquor ana meat and take |
things as easily as possible. He says that |
the idea that cold water will in3ure a /
person is an exploded one. Some people /
who have had some painful experiences
with the effects of filling up an overheated /
believe that the doctor is joking