The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-02
sNAP sHOTs AT HONE NEWS

p. W. Thompson has returned from Chi
cago.
The government Thermometer got up to
81 yesterday.
d. w Muivane is expected from Wash
ington on Friday.
The State Medical society will meet at
Lawrence May 8, 6 and z.
Frank J. Brown will erect a one story
building at 800 Kansas avenue.
"Other Peoples Money will be at the
Crawford Saturday matinee and night.
State Auditor Cole and Assistant Treas
urer Kelly We're in Kansas City last night
ID. H. Morgan viii not have to resign
from the police force to so on the school
Prof +. D. VVhittemore read an essay on
Browning before the Fortnightly club last
The Topeka branch Of the Philosophical
society met this afternoon at 800 Van Blu
zen street.
j. d. Bradley. an attorney Of Attiea was
admitted to practice before the supreme
court yesterday.
Ewing Herbert of IIiawatha was in To-
peka yesterday He had nothing to say
about prohibition.
Clarence Kempton was found insane by
a commission Of physicians in the probate
court yesterday
Mrs. Laura Beeler fled suit in the dis
Irlct court yesterday afternoon for divorce
from Fred Beeler, a Santa Fe employee.
Richard Howells jr.. Of Emporia. is in
StQrmonC hospital TO have an operation for
tuberculosis of the hip joint performed
j. G. O. Morse has already been sworn
in as member of the board of railroad
commissioners. His term commenced yes
terday and VIII last for three years.
Truly a remarkable election. Not a sol
ltary drunk booked at the police station.
No riots and no hurry calls for the pa
troll wagon.
Charles A Johnson and L A Law of
me 54oEIon headlight are enjoying a trip
Rock Island railroad.
George Sharrard who has been i'll at
the home of Arthur Kane has recovered
ana returned to school at the State uni
Nerslty at Lawrence
Judge J. G. Postlethwaite Of Beloit was
dates for the Chautauqua that is to be
held at Beloit to be July Il to q.
Henry Alien is up from Ottawa; He
for the Parsons epileptic asylum will be
let inside of the next three weeks.
j. 5. Simmons superintendent of the
Hutchinson refOrmatory, is in Topeka to-
day He is now putting in a new refrig-
orator plant IN the reformatory.
1t has been reported that man with a
leN9lFeI tefrorlzed passershy at the rail-
road crossing on Seventeenth street Mon
day night. There is no street light there.
Dr bobyi secretary of the State Board
OF Medical Registration and Examination.
yesterday turned into the state t reasury
si.9oo IN fees collected for registering ply
The Young Peoples Hospital committee
OF the Topeka churches want flowers TO
give the patients. Citizens are requested
20 heip the good work by planting flowers
in their yards.
John Barton. who struck Henry Rice
with a Winchester at Tecumseh a year
ago, pleaded guilty in the district court
yesterday turned into the state treasury
sentenced to the penitentiary for i've
years.
Z. w Benedict's automobile escaped
from him this nornfnay On seventh street
near the First National bank BY SPLEEN
did burst of speed Mr.. Benedict overlook
tne vehicle and stopped it before any
damage was done.
A man has been sentenced to the Hutch
1nson reformatory by Judge Hazen for
tearing up a country church organ. Ii
the victim had been compelled to listen to
the instrument there may have been ex-
tenuating circumstances
new brand Of religion will be intro
duced IN Topeka next Sunday. A man