The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-08
sNAP sHOTs AT HOME NEWS

night
a II. Klingaman has gone to Enid. o.
T.. visit
David North is now receiving teller of
the First National bank
J. l. Eldridge Will deliver the Memorial
\ day address at Reading, Kan.
Representative d. d. Hoag Of Wyan-
dotte was in the city yesterday.
Dr. l. H Murlin. president of Baker
university. was in Topeka yesterday
The police station is being painted on
the inside by the prisoners and officers.
The Foster Cemetery society viii meet
with Mrs. r. J. Foster Thursday after
noon
DR.. L. C WATSON left today for Leav-
ton
The law to make merchants provide
seats for the women clerks may soon be
A law is now in effect allowing railroad
men to vote wherever they happen to be
on election day.
Otis Scott Of Fourth and Taylor streets
was operated on at Christ hospital yes
terday for appendicitis.
When the pipe organ at the auditorium
is being played it can be heard all over
the city office building.
Former Assistant Insurance Superinten-
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.; and Mrs. Frank Nelson have gone
the Swedish Lutheran church.
Mrs. f. J. Franklin of Tenth and Ad-
ans has recovered from a severe illness
which has TASTED several months.
One of Kansas few women lawyers.
Julia V. Harris of wellington, argued
motion in the supreme court yesterday.
The plastering has been cracked across
the entire side of one wall of the mayor
Ting.
Police AGatron Thorpe is trying. to help
a one-armed man with a sick wife to Sc
souri,
cablegram received by Mrs Wilder IN
Topeka Tuesday made the announce
ment-
Miss Ada Mccormick of Fourth and
Monroe streets was called to .Harveyvn1e
Tuesday by the death of her grand
father.
..,rhe Angel of the Alley will be at the
Crawford tonight The play is q melo-
drama The prices will be Is. IS. so and
The street force has been at work clean
ing the pavement out on West Tenth ave-
nue.. Their political duties are no longer
so burdensome,
The jury in the district court found
sauiting Josie smith with intent to kill.
Both are cOlored-
'Pearly'' Atkinson assisted Patrol Dri-
yer Bundy in cleaning up the police sta
walls and ceiling of the office.
Mr. and Mrs E. H. Funston, father and
mother of Brigadier General Funston. viii
come to Topeka on June to attend the
reception to President Mckinley.
The Knights of the Maccabees will hold
their state convention in Topeka on May
H. Is and 19 Supreme Commander Marley
OF Port Huron, Mich, will attend.
Director of Free Employment GeroW
began sending out printed matter today
as supplies to the agencies being estab.
Hshed over the state in cities of the drst
and second class.
Senator c. F. Hurre1 of Jackson county
is here busy with his assigned duties on
the railroad subcommittee Of the tax
commission. A new railroad assessing
board may be put in the proposed bill
Mrs. Carrie Nation, from the Wichita
Jail, writes to her Topeka friends warn
ing them against the Topeka Law En-
forcement league She wants to warn AL
her friends of their tricks and disloyalty.
Funny. isn't it? One state is suing an
other for more water; that is Kansas ana
Colorado. Another is suing because 1t IS
getting too much This Is missouri ngnt-
age canal
John Battershill and L. L. Yount, two
Topeka young men. have started q new
industry-that of furnishing and keeping
is conducted along the same lines OF a
towel supply
Major J. B. Remington of Miami was
here yesterday. being Interested IN the |
Osawatomie- When he is not representing |
Miami county in the legislature, Major |
Remington is a wholesale dealer IN luIn- /
Der and building supplies
Edgar F. Plato has filed suit for |
bankruptcy in the federal court. He states !
that his indebtedness is $243.S9- Plato was /
the man who suffered at the hands Of |
mob last winter, intent upon giving him |
a coat of tar and feathers. He had on |
two suits of underwear and escaped
The work of cleaning up the alleys and |
streets will be begun the first of the week I
by the city health authorities. Last year |
cred up, and the officials anticipate q !
much larger yield this year than last. BY |
hardware is meant all the tim cans, !
tinw.re. iron or other metal rubbish to be /
found in the alleys.