The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-27
sNAP shots AT HOME NEWS

The council viii meet Monday night.
There are IS prisoners in the county jail.
"A Turkish Bath is headed toward To-
The fire department made two runs last
night.
The street force is busy cleaning up the
streets and alleys.
Washburn will play baseball with Man
haitian. at Manhattan, Monday.
Life insurance and saving. association
agents are reaping a harvest in Topeka
''Coontown 400 viii be seen in a tent
at Twelfth and Kansas avenue tonight
Painters are not idle in Topeka. More
houses are being reprinted than ever be-
The santa Fe Reds play baseball to-
day at Lowman Hill with another local
A permanent baseball association was
formed at the Y NJ c. A last night with
The High school girls basketball team
Will go 70 Lawrence to play the Haskell
Indian girls soon.
Fe general offices, has returned from a
brief visit in Chicago.
Word has been received in Topeka Of
the death of Dick Drury, of Atchison,
who was well known here
The carpets have been taken up at the
Commercial club rooms and the annual
spring cleanup is in progress
George. the near horse on the chemical a.ILesl
on account of a sprained leg.
Rev. F. W. Emerson will address
mixed meeting at the railroad Y NJ c. A.
Rev. G. D. Olden will lecture at the
First African Baptist church Sunday
evening, on How to Get There
J. Willis Gleed will deliver an address
to the graduating class of the Cotton
wood Falls high school on Friday, May p.
Secretary T. J. Anderson, of the Com
mercial club. sent out the quarterly state
ment of dues to the 25O members of the
club today
once establish a grain inspection depart
ment at Elwood, just across the river
J. D. NJ. Hamilton claim attorney of
the santa Fe has gone to washington,
d. C.. to appear before the Interstate COM
merce commission.
Bishop J. S. Mills, of Denver. Colo, has
arrived in Topeka, and will officiate in
the opening services OF the United Breth-
rem church at II a. m Sunday.
Governor Stanley estimates that it will
cost from $4,000 to $1,000 to properly fur
cided to buy for the executive mansion.
The state officers have about deterrn-
trip trip to the White river for fear it wouid
furnish an issue for the next campaign
moved into their new home at 1920 Lin
coin street, which they have built since
their return from Louisiana three months
ago.
Albini. the magician, win be at the
Crawford all next week, at 10, 20 and 30
cents Ladies will be admitted free Mon
80 cent ticket.
Superintendent of Insurance Church to-
day revoked the license of the Manhattan
Fire Insurance company, of New York,
which has had no agents IN the state
this year Church says the company's
capital is impaired.
The 15-months-old son of w. o. Neville
chief clerk in the superintendent office
of the Rock Island, fell from second
story window Thursday and escaped un-
hurt. In the fall the child struck with
its head and shoulders upon the soft
ground. thus preventing what might have
resulted seriously.
Major Tom Anderson says that capitol
square residents are needlessly alarmed
projected state house heating plant. He
says he will prove to the secretary of
state that smoke consumers are success
full with the right kind of furnaces.
The commencement exercises at the
NortOnville high school commences on
Saturday night. May A. Rev. D. M Fisk.
pastor of the First Congregational church
in this city. will lecture Saturday night.
Dr. A S. Embree, also of Topeka, will
deliver the baccalaureate sermon on Sun
day night.