The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-16
NAP SHOTS ATHOMENEWs.

Sheriff Lucas has already CvAA1-l-+
about $3.50 ia personal taxes
Ehe government thermometer ranged
between so and S. Thursday
ID Graham and II. a. Heath At
tesded the press smoker in Kansas clsy
last night
sherfm Need. of CLAY county, brought
NrS EIendIixon to the insane ass Jun
a T.sfr who is a candidate for city
,1s-ir t- j member of the Statesmen
and Clerks union,
Reserved seats for the matinee tonor.-.
,sr,, ~ when We We're 1WehIy-oAe
are selling at FAD s.
sgaf7es of buggies. horses. harness.
bicycles. paintings ana most any inns
are popular at present.
T,ba mastering is off the ceilings or
some of the Erauner schooi rooms De7
cause q water pipe burst
Seth @. Wells, the new state AUDITOR
arrived in Topeka last night with ms
family. They viii live here.
Mr. o. w. Rennie has returned from
r4utl1ffe Ok and is now one OF the
clerks at the National hotel
n C. Stevens and w. II. Kemper at
tended the installation of officers Of the 4
ODD Fellows at Atchison wednesday.
At Yesterdays session of the senate
SUPERINTENDENT Of Ventilation =. r
hdears of Harvey county, was sworn IN
T. E. Ames. Of Norton. one Of the
national bank examiners Of the state
Is on a tour of inspection in the north
ern counties.
O. r. 3deqraff went to Kansas City
Thursda to be in az the death OF the
national live stock show, which ENDS
this week.
Fred Vandegrift has succeeded in
making himself unpopular with all the
pages of both houses of the legislature
already
President John E. Frost of the Com
mercial club, was in Kansas City EhuEs-
day on business connected with the Mid
winter exposition.
"The Show Girl' VIII be at the Grand
tonight. In reality it is not one 'sho"
girl" but "a whole lot of show men, show
girls, scenery and music.
Most of the members of the legisla-
ture have scattered out of ToaekE al
though there lis large enough minority
to handle the third house
There was a senatorial box party at
the Flint show last night. 1t Included
Senators MOrehouse, Gabriel, Simon,
Mcmillan and their wives.
Two mules were mortgaged Thursday
Tor $3.50 and a piano was mOrtgageu
for ST. Musical Instruments do not
bring large amounts in mortgages.
Judge Heller, Of Usage City, makes
good substitute for Judge Hazen on the
bench I'M the district court room He
makes people step high and lively.
The Flints will not give a matinee to-
morrow at the New Crawford The only
matinee in town win be that of When
We Were Twenty-one" at the Grand.
Col George Washington Jackson is a
candidate for marshal of the city court.
the place now occupied by Fred Stone
street, who is a candidate for re-elec-
ton.
At yesterdays session Of the senate
the usual no smoking rule was adopted.
Hereafter the senators who want to
smoke will have to into one of the
committee rooms.
Miss Zoa Mathews. the coOnshouter.
who sang at the Auditorium last WIN
ter during the Midwinter exposition. is
now souErette in the Weary Willie
Walker company
Miss Emma NJ Yeats. who had an ap-
pcintment as assistant senate stenogra-
pher. handed in her resignation yester-
day. She has a 500 per month in the
state auditors office
Fred AIcGiffn who has been in the
shoe department of Crosby Bros. for
some years, has gone to Leavenworth
TO enter the employ Of the WittisOn.
Wolf & Co shoe house.
The state printer caucus Of the Re
publican members of the legislature will
be held in the senate chamber Monday
night. The senatorial caucus is billed
for Wednesday evening
Dr. H. w Roby, secretary Of the
state board of medical registration and
physicians who are members of the leg
islature at the Flint show Wednesday
night.
A brother Of County Clerk Albert
Newman is the MANAGER and owner Of
the melodrama "A Convict's Daughter, -
which is headed for Topeka The coun-
ty clerk ought to intercede in ToDeka's
behalf.
The Kilties band said one day that
st would be here Monday and the next
In t-
We'll. for the Kilties cannot hold q
candle not even paraffin wick to
Marshalls band
L. C. Boyle spoke before the stock
breeders at Kansas City. He used to be
e hansan and was attorney general UNI
der the last POpulist regime but he was
crowded east TO find new fiel@a and he
stuck at the mouth OF the E-4w
musical entertainment is to be given
at the Jefferson street mission tonight
The following programme for it has
Deen prepared Solos, Mr.. Otis Dalton
vocal and piano, reading. Miss Nellie
Lincolni solo. William Shaver. cornet
solo. +. G. Swearengen. Amphi0n Man
dOlin club; solo A T. Blvth. reading
George Stonebach; moving pictures.
The sultan of Sulu" is playing in
New Ork now and this week Haruer's
Weekly has a page illustration OF King
Hiram" Drank Moulan) and the pri-
vate secretary. "Hadii Tantong." (F'red
trear) chained together and in con
victs garb. This is one of the few at
fractions that has played Topeka before
being In New York THE Burgomas-
ter" was another and so was Arizona. %
A blind man on the street Thursday
he'd a large talking machine at work
BE had q perfect record of a baritone
soloist singing Good Old Summer
Time, and large crowd which includ.
ed physicians, policemen. hackmen
newsboys, lawyers, merchants ana leg
islatOrs stood in ecstasy to listen The
queer part was that only few were
'eostasied' enough to contribute a mite
to tie blind man.
Director Jennings, Of the weather bu.
reau, is arranging new quarters in the
Columbian building Hereafter tn,
weather bureau instead of being crowd
ed 40 one room VIII have q suite O
four rooms. A work room. a stor.
ron :. EanaraL oL.in. rno-, ana : NJ