The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-30

I Crawford theater in st. Joseph. is visiting
| Deputy Sheriff Hanna yesterday had an
but two or three.
The base ball game between members of
dancing clubs will take place at Athletic
park tomorrow afternoon.
Francis Montague, the young man who
had his skull fractured at the canning fac
ton is improving rapidly.
the Kansas delegates to the G. A. r.
naIlo19aI encanpment will be supplied with
son for cOmmander-in-chfef.
Frank Watson will return next week
Quoting an orchestra at one of the sum
mer resorts there during the summer
The chairmen of all committees in
charge of the Labor day picnic are to
meet tonight at Trades Assembly hall to
make make the final arrangements for the pic
Mr.. John W. Mowers of the office of the
general manager OF the Santa Fe. was
called to Aledo, Ill, yesterday by a tele-
gram announcing the death Of his father
Topeka people don't want popular enter
talnmentS to crowd out the regular con-
certs or MarshalIs band. The band con-
ceTts should not be pushed into the back
1t is now impossible to pass the Craw-
ford theater at night without knowing
that there is a theater located there. The
new entrance makes g. handsome appear
anee when lit up.
A discussion is started as To what kind
OF music should be played by MarshalPs
Dand at its afternoon and evening con
the music that gets the most applause
Judge John B. Stone of Kansas city
one OF the NOSE widely known Confederate
Joint camp FIRE of The bue and tba Srs sIl9
curing the q. A r. reunion in Topeka.
Fred Gordon, who left this city as one
OF the hospital stewards of the Twenty
ago promoted to the position OF bnad
S99eward with charge Of all hospital sup
Mrs. Jeanette Neibert. who was elected
supreme chief of the Rathbone Sisters at
member of the Topeka temple No. g. The
of Kansas City.
The programmes for the Crawford thea
ter TINS ms; season caI attention to the fact
-! tliS Possl olnly OF nre or explosion in
me D9Ilolng IS reduced to a minimum,
there IS no IRE or boiler in the house. The
theater is heated from the Edison plant
An installment house man who was ar
rested by the police, when taken to the
police station, pulled from his pocket bills
ana slIV yer amounting 70 Sf6 and threw it
hanging on the wall.
Harry Paige of the Paige renertojre cono-
pany now playing in this city saws the
KarniVal Knights will make no mistake
karnfval Queen. Mr.. Paige saws that
the prettiest women he ever saw were ma
tlVeS or HAWAII
Miss Marjorie ATullin of this civ has
been offered PLACE with THE Pulse Of
day in Erie, Pa. She will probably ac-
cept. The piece will be presented in this
city on December 26.
BUD Petty will be tried tomorrow in
highway robbery and assault He is
charged with having robbed Bush Paine
an old soldier, in Smoky Row Hardv
Gaines is also charged with compIicitV
He will be tried September z.
z. a. AIcMath of Webster, N. Y, died
yesterday of consumption He formerly
lived in Topeka, where he was a promf-
nent member of the Shawnee county bar
III health necesSitated his changing eli
mate often. He leaves q. wife and son
NJ. McMath was a schoOlmate of c. J.
brown and John r Frost of this city
Inc state oratorical and musical con-
G ISsls 10 be held at Garfield park next
tti attn viii have a large number of con-
f - The management has decided
So11 oLer cash prizes as follows: Thirty
e eoaIars Tor third prize In oratory and SIS
1 19Cl IN vocal and piano contests, for third
P4IlSS- The entry list closes in a week.
C,1floReI W G. P. Breckenride has been
20 49, - 80 70 deliver address at the joint
a. " ~ 1laf t OF the ex-Union and ex-Confed-
reunion in ans ans during the state G A r.
se1t N II ms city. The invita- ton was
S,s5i ~ ~ me Confederate army under a
HeI-ed A b 6a [ns ne, kentucky colonel. 1t is be-
NJ n4rt1 IN Jones. executor of the estate
~ " : 9CoD opllIman. has brought another
~ s1 ~ - ttsLnptlng to recover Judgment
u SA0'0@L from the Capital Investment