The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-17
Men'S Special NeckWear Prices.
brought against him by Assistant Attor-

| brought against him by Assistant Attor-
ney General Redden.
The Scots will give. a real cracked oats
! entertainment at Odd Fellows hall on
! Wednesday night. 1t will be the real
thing John Macdonald and Frank Drum
mond viii be there.
1t is claimed that some one carried off
pain during the rendition of the Re
dempt1on last night It was done by one
reported to the police, however.
An entertainment will be given at the
for a base bail team. The association
hopes to equip a team and have a series
Of games mere this summer with out OF
town clubs.
Mrs. Lou A. Olmstead of Anthony, who
was elected grand matron of the Eastern
Star Is- received a solid and unanimous vote
the history of the Kansas Grand Chapter
that this has happened.
VIM Harris a teamster who lives at
on his foot Yesterday while InIoading a
car at the CAPITAL Iron Works. The foot
was so badly crushed that an amputa-
ton may be necessary.
Visiting delegations to the conventions
night trains took their vaiises along to
the Auditorium last night and went from
the concert to the train A cloak room
would have done a good business.
Eugene Ware delivered the commence
ment address for the Ottawa high school
held at the Rohrbaugh Opera house and
Mr.. Ware received an enthusiastic recep-
Success
The pavement appraisers have rushed
their work through so expeditiously that
makers in the city engineers office. There
are a few more charts to be drawn and
plats to be made before the appraisers
can finish their work.
The Topeka Elzs have. started a. move
ment to furnish 6. room in Stormont hos
pital to be known as the room of the TO
peka Lodge of Elks No 2O4.'' The room
is to be used whenever necessary for sick
nd IN efaka1sc 10 ar
all other times be at the disposal of the
hospital authorities
The fourth trial of Ed Wright, better
known as Crook" and ''Pearly'' Akin
son for highway robbery committed on
gun in the district court yesterday The
first trial tria RESULTED IN e9n 35Sd 91,,ee
have failed to agree
The following is an important item
which went from Topeka by wire late
last night and appeared in a Kansas City
paper this morning: .'The Topeka lodge
south of ToDeka on Tec6ration dav. The
better way to spend the holiday than to
sion e some OUTSIDE town on an eA'ur-
Abe Hyatt (colored). who was sent to
the penitentiary by the Topeka police for
Never a month went BY with Abe out Of
jail for his old time crime of brass steal
ing. He met his Waterloo when he tried
to steal an air pump off an engine and
take il away in a wheelbarroW. He had
graduated from small things.
Col. Alexander Hogeland of Louisville
and the. man who secured the passage
of the tcurfew ordinance" in Topeka, IS
here looking over the crop of boys and
girls. They. are his speciality: He has Sc
cured curfew ordinances in 400 cities
Now he wants children arrested by the
police to be separated from the older
criminals. The colonel is known as tho
newsboys' friend He will find the cur
few still rings in Topeka
A man went into the street railway Of
fee last evening to leave ten cents. He
explained that he had just returned from
Chicago where he had met a woman who
had formerly lived in Topeka and she
said she had beat the railway company
out of ten cents once when the conduc-
tor failed to collect her fare and once
when she used a transfer when it was
good. She said her conscience hurt her
and she wanted to square it up.
Kansas City and Return $500 vias
Santa Fe Route.
Account Knights of Pythias. Tickets
on sale May 18th. to 22nd, inclusive
Final limit Nav 25th.