The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-25
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DR.. D. Rogers viii return from Challis.
Idaho about February Is.
w w. Mills, of the Mills Dry Goods
company, Will go to Chicago.
Hoyt's "A Hole In the Ground" comes
to the Crawford tomorrow night
Washburn baseball players have al
work.
For the first morning since the session
commenced not q single BILL was intro
The committee on temperance reported
adversely on the antt-cigarette Dill THIS
Mrs chas. NJ. sheldon, wife of the
secretary of the senate, visited the senate
this morning.
The public schools are again open after
a short vacation In honor of Washing
tons birthday
oPsorieal eonte Mo at w ottawa viii
leave Topeka at 2 O'Clock next Friday
Nearly every seat was sold for the per
Torrance of Madame Modjeska in King
John at the Crawford theateT Saturday
]. r. Lyle. n. g., has called a meet
der Of Odd Fellows, Tuesday evening"
The children who sold tickets for the
Washingtons birthday carnival will re-
turn their tickets to Major Shreve. 5ol
Petitions were introduces this morning
by Senators Ward. Morehouse and Bra
attorney inquisition bill
Rev. D. NJ Fisk, pastor of the First
congregational church. lssssturesd At ,4, ms
eng g fha l assT exen1RR egfo 8 1'' ues'
The proceeds OF "A Box of Monkeys,
at Washburn college amounted TO ABOUT
SEQ and will be used to helQ pay the e1-
penses of the Grinnell debate.
The committee on agriculture has re-
ported favorably upon the Pill PT9,vldlIngS
reports of the state board OF agriculture
It was rumored today that J. p.
county is Being considered as posi-
biIity for the governors private secfe-
Rurrow. president of the First
National bank of Smith Center. and DEL
egate from the Sixth district to the Re-
publican national conVenuoA, NAsi'eu eaA7
senate this morning.
The Washburn college students who put
on the little play "A Box OF M .s9 SO.
to give the play at the asylum for the
benefit of the patients IN the near III
Tomorrow night H. G.. Larimer will
give the first lecture Of his series in the
NJ. G.. A. law Lectures az the ss5e se4io
ianships-'
dition of the Erou1ndh' 70 T S,5Il1 EUR eur
has failed to see his shadow on grouniq-
hog day, but the weather mas stead1Iy
refused to moderate
The senators from the short grass coun-
try made fight to get the apPre2pr rl zen
for the forestry stations raised from SsoV
to s1,200 and succeeded. The appropr IA
ton was cut $500 below the amount APP
propriated two years ago for the stations
at Ogallah and Dodge city.
At the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A yesterday
afternoon representatives from ,tne 6oi pier
and blacksmith shops and the water
service answered the quesuons S4n.
Should and When Should Railroad Men
become Christians r. A snort street
song service was held before the OPEN
ing of the meeting.
The poles for the electric street lights
of PotWin have been put IN place, and
the wires strung. It will now pc onix 8
Sixth ward may md their way with ease
Instead Of cropping about IN the shadows
cast By the gas lights as heretofore. The
poles for the electric lights along Green
Tvood avenue are place IN the center of
fhe marks al the intersections of the
streets crossing Greenwood avenue.