The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-28
sNAP sHOTs AT HOLE NEWS

Dean Low is in the city for few
days.
@. H. Dodge. of Beloit, is attending TO
business here today.
The Kansas prohibition law viii be p
years old next Thursday.
The tenth edition Of the Rhymes of
1ronquilF has been exhausted.
William Kin and d. S. Harper OF
AtchisOn, are in Topeka today.
Katie Emmett will play THE Waits
of New York" at the Crawford Satur-
day.
S E. Busser of Los Angeles, super
intendent of Santa Fe reading rooms, Is
in Topeka today
James H.Guy has been asked to speak
at the National Afro-American council
at st. Paul in July.
a bicycle belonging to Bruce Wallace
was stolen from in front Of the Y. NJ
c. A. building Saturday.
There isn't SO much talk about
shortage in the binding Irvine supply
during the past two weeks
D. W Mulvane was acquainted with
DR. Strong, the REV chancellor of the
State university, al Yale.
Mrs. Ida Adams fled q suit in the dis
trict court Saturday asking for divorce
from her husband, john Adams.
This is the time Of year that boy al
ways falls out with his mother over the
proper time Of year to so barefoot
ne p q. yel5EDdl4 team tlCLEeASa
the west side team Saturday at Third
and Quincy by a score of to 9.
The "Burghart Favorite" makers base
bail team defeated Eagles Rose Tint
makers Saturday by score of to &
Some of those women Who are going
to California win know lot more about
pulling hair when they so back home
The T. A A baseball team defeated
the Asylum team at EVasbbuFn park
Saturday afternoon by the score Of TO
Rev. j. D. Countermine pastor of the
First Presbyterian church. win preach
his fifth anniversary sermon next sun
day.
The Scottish society of Topeka has
decided to celebrate the anniversary Of
the battle Of BannOckbuTn with a picnic
on that day.
Several Topeka people are planning to
see John Drew in the Second in Com
mand" at the Auditorium in Kansas
City this week
Mr. and Mrs. ". s. Darby left Satur-
day for Salida, Col, where Mr.. Darby IS
time keeper for the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad.
The members of the state text book
commission have to put in a good share
of their time with agents Of the publish
ing houses these days.
John McFarlane of Burlingame. has
returned from the Philippines McFar-
lane helped to guard AguinaldO after
ne was captured by Funston.
The plans for the buildings for the
new insane hospital at Parsons have
been completed and the contracts viii
be let for their erection on May T.
George Taylor. recently from Scot
land, danced the Highland fling at the
meeting Of the members Of the Scottish
society Of Topeka Saturday night.
The Farmers Mutual Telephone com
pany of Beattie has been chartered with
capital of 81 600. Farmers companies
are becoming quite numerous over Kan
sas.
The college Hin baseball team de-
1eated the team from Martin & Dennis
addition by the score of % to l. on
the College Hill diamond Saturday af-
teInoon.
The thing that makes a woman think
the world has gone wrong more than
anything else is to have a dust storm
come up just after she has been clean
ing house.
The extensive repairs at the Santa Fe
general offices are nearing completion.
me effort to raise the floors of the
building to the proper level was en-
urely successful
There is a beautiful display of burnt
wood on exhibition at the Fhroop hotel
the work Of Mr.. J. r. O'Mara, who is
giving instructions in this fascinating
art for a few DAYS.
Governor Stanley has received a proc
lanation from Governor Durbin Of In
alanaf announcing the dedication of the
soldiers and sailors monument in IN
atanapohs on May II.
Mayor Parker and eight Of the city
coQncllmen viii go to Kansas City, No,
tomorrow TO look at the condition Of the
various kinds of asphalt pavement
which have been laid in that city.
City Engineer McCabe saws that the
eurbstene which Charles Ramsey is tax
ing out Of his new Fort Scott quarry is
as good as any ever brought to Topeka
a car load Of the stone has been received
In Topeka.
Sali1a comes to the front with a
weather prophet who has been foretell-
ing the present drouth for the past six
years. he claims there viii be several
eooQ years after this. and another drouth
with 1908 as its center
Every time a reperter. goes on board
one OF the club women's specials in
stead Of talking news they want to send
him out for oranges. to carry telegrams
and do other errenas Women are so
used to being waited upon
The worxmen on the sewer in the
Fifth and Lane street district No. 20
nave encountered a 3-foot layer Of lime
stone which viii have to be blasted out
foF distance Of $50 feet. This will add
considerably to the cost Of the sewer.
Judge George W. Clark, of this city.
VIII so to Atchison tonight and deliver