The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-28
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Next Thursday is Raundy Thursday.
The Republican rally will be at the Aud
itorium Friday night
G. w, Crane has returned from a bust
ness trip to Kansas City.
Dr. :. c. McCiintoclx has returned from
a tour of the eastern hospitals
The millinery stores are beginning to
hold their annual Easter openings.
The Exposition association viii meet in
the Commercial club rooms tonight
Three families were released from quar-
R. w. Blair of the Union Pacific law
office, was in Kansas City yesterday.
NJ. a. Low was in Kansas City yester>
day looking at the parks and boulevards.
r. r. Sutherland, Rock Island train
master at Horton. was in Topeka yester-
The marble season is here and the sman
boy has taken possession of the vacant
John T. Clancy returned yesterday from
state.
A. L. Williams is in Omaha attending
Pacific.
The contractors have at last decided to
go to work on the walk around the fed
Two Little Migrants" with Neva Har-
rison as F'an-Tan, will be at the Craw-
ford tonight
A special rate has been made by the
Santa Fe from Emporia for the Marine
fantry from Atlanta Ca. went west over
the Rock Island today.
Robert Smith. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Smith OF Sixth avenue and Lincoln street,
is sick with scarlet fever.
The f Bethany II ny girls win occupy section
to hear the Marine band
Judge Guthrie was able to be at the
postoIfce yesterday afternoon. He is
Annabel Garvey, the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs II. O. Garvey. is recovering
from a serious attack Of pneumonia
The State house flag was kept at half
death of ex-President Harrison.
Election day is not lar off and after
to the work for which they are paid.
J. T. Brown of Hutchinson. one of the
prominent lawyers of the Seventh dis
trict. is here attending supreme court.
The Elks' annual election was held last
fender faction won the day. or night.
The Barber Asphalt company is repair
ing the paving on Jackson street. In time
avenue
G. F. Morrow of the Throop hotel was
in Kansas City yesterday for the purpose
OF buying new electric light plant for
ut was about time Fred Funston did
something" was the remark on the streets
today, and all conceded that he had done
something.
for the production of Gounod's ..Redemp-
ton at the Auditorium by the Topeka
Bicyclists and pedestrians are complain
ing because of the amount of broken
glass to- be found on some streets and
sidewalks of Topeka
A dozen or more Kansas sheriffs met
here Yesterday and talked over their af-
fairs They come to Topeka several times
a year to have such chats.
A few of the low one two story brick
fronts along the avenue are being painted.
upon the appearance of the street.
The supply of coal owned by the street
railway was exhausted early this month
and since tAen the patrons have been
shivering when they rode in the cars.
The Republican committee held a meet
ing last night and told each other funny
stories about how all the Republicans in
the city were going to vote for Hughes.
Lieutenant Governor Harry E Richter
has applied to Andrew Carnegie. on be-
half of the Kansas Medical college, for
a library donation for that institution.
Droves and packs of black cats are
making their way to Warren NJ. Crosbys
store for the black cat drawing contest.
Local companies that are not incorpor-
ated, it has been decided by Superin-
tendent of Insurance Church are not re-
new hail insurance law.
The street railway company has pur-
property on jackson street on the north
and will build additional repair shops dur
ing the spring and summer
Captain Dan Craig of Garrett IS here
sas. When the Twentieth was mustered
out he re-enlisted in the Thirty-sixth and
was mustered out March 16,
The politicians are gathering at the
Copeland as they did before the election
of the United States senator It is all on
of the railroad commission
Mrs. Thorpe now has 500 to use in
emergency cases at the police station.
The county commissioners were forced to
release that much of the money the city
pays for the poor by the last legislature.
The spring reunion Of the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite bodies Of the Val
ley Of Topeka will be held April to II.
From the fourth to the thirty-second de-
grees inclusive win be conferred.
Representative H. c. DoOley of Coffey-
vile arrived in Topeka last night to adj
vance the interests OF CorD dclNied for
railroad commissioner. w c. Millar of
Barber is another friend for whom Dooley
would do all he can
Every time there is a fire the fire bell
is rung Just as it used to be, but nobody
hears il, Put not thy light under a
but in the case of the fire bell is might
have been hung in a we'll as to be where
it is on the roof of the city building not |
as high as the fire walls. The sound goes |
straight up"
The following is from Cincinnati: James |
K Hackett who is appearing at the Wal |
nut Street theater in THE Pride of Jen- |
nico,' tainted after the curtain was rung /
down at the end of the second act tonight. |
A physician was summoned and found /
that Mr.. Hackett was suffering with a /
slight attack of heart trouble. The physi- I
clan announced it only mild case and /
assured Mr.. Hackett that he could resume /
his part tomorrow. Mr.. Wright relieved /
Mr.. Hackett and played the part of Basil |
Jennico remarkably well.
One Name Lacking.