The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-21
gotten out for the paving of Quincy
street from Fafrchild street to Garfield

gotten out for the paving of Quincy
street from Fafrchiid street to Garfield
park.
The dancing classes at steinberg's
viii be in charge of Prof. Floyd McRae
this season.
The registration of voters is continu-
ing slowly. About one-half Of the vot-
ers in the city are not registered yet
with the election about one month and
a half away.
General Hugh Cameron. the hermit
of Glenbur1. announces that he viii
be d candidate in his district for the
legislature against Roscoe Stubs. He
came up to Topeka today.
". H. Harvey, who is now located in
Ashland, Kansas, is visiting in Topeka
and is the guest of his law partner,
Harry Bone. He was called TO Topeka
by the death of his father.
James Brinsmaid, formerly of Topeka
but now of Oklahoma City, was secretly
married to Miss Susie Kerr of that city
year ago and the couple has been
able to keep it a secret all this time.
T D. Mills of this city. who owns a
large apple orchard near Wamego, has
1900 bushels Of apples. for which he
would like to get cold storage space,
but he Is unable to get any IN this city.
The street railway crossings over the
Union Pacific tracks in North Topeka
are being raised and repaired SO that
il will be possible to ride over them
without the threshing machine sensa-
ton heretofore experienced.
Hon. Clarence A. Buszirk, member
of the Christian Science board of lec-
tureship. of Boston, Mass, will deliver
a free lecture on Christian Science at
the Grand Sunday afternoon. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
The members of the Baptist church
have organized a B. Y. P. u. with Mr.
Wadsworth as the leader There are
IS members in the rganization which
viii meet at the church at the corner
Of Penn and Green streets.
The drift underneath the Melan arch
bridge which has been piling up for
some time was finally removed yester-
/ day by the street department The
/ street force under Commissioner Ram
sey knows how to do things.
c. E. Eldridge, manager of the Kan
sas Fire Inspection bureau. is agitating
! the creation of the office of inspector Of
electric wiring again. Mr.. Eldridge has
drawn up a draft of the ordinance which
he would like to see adopted.
Today is the final ladies' day of the
season at the ball park. Joplin will
be the opponent of the Cooleycrows in
! the final series of the season. Early
this morning a gentle voice com
menced calling over the phone inqufr-
i ing whether this was to be ladies' day.
the excavations made on Kansas ave-
nue. by the Gas company by the firm
H which is repaving Kansas avenue and
+ a surface Of nlacadem aid to prevent
the sinking OF the soil after the asphalt
has been laid.
The old shed of a building which
Fl has been utilized by the Union Pacific
eating house at their depot on the
North side of the river has been torn
down and the restaurant moved into
the hotel building proper where the
Fred Harvey scale Of prices prevails.
There WILDE no admission charge
for the figure eight, the circle swing
and the merry-g o-round Saturday af-
Il ternoon between 1890 and ? o'clock.
The fare on the miniature railroad will
be five cents az it has been in the past
+ as Manager Mathews does not care to
violate the new anti-pass law.
There ought to be plenty of candi-
I dates in Wichita for the funny house.
4 Any quantity of Wichitans made all
sorts of mind bets that Wichita was
h going to beat out the White Sox. Now
that these bets have been lost beyond
the shadow Of a doubt there are many
mindless ones in. the wild and woody
town.
James Prescott. OF No. 121 Western
paralysis in his right side d year ago.
but who recovered, and has been con-
va1escent for some months, had a re-
lapse on Wedn esday night. It took
the form of a paraIytic attack on the
! left side of his body with muscular
rheumatism complications IN his face.
This attack was not as severe as the
I one of a year ago and there is every
Il prospect that Mr.. Prescott will recover
from It speedily. Mr.. Prescott. for
many years, was head milIwrigat in
the Santa Fe shops
Bayarian Mint n Robbed.