The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-04
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Born to AIr. and Mrs Glenn Graham.
Of 204 Klein street. q son
A w swayze. sheriff Of Ottawa
county. is here on business
The W c. T. T. met at the First
Methodist church this afternoon
E5orn-t0 Mr. ard Mrs George J. F'Iiseh.
Of Cleburne. Texas, March I. a daughter
The rext thing TO be done with the
p0stotEce Will be to rebuild the cid part
The Aubrey stock company VIII play
For Love Of a Woman" Wednesday
night
For a Wednesday matinee the Aubrey
stock company viii play Red. White
and Blue
The interstate conference of Congre-
gationaI church viii be held at Kansas
City March 12-14
The T. A A billiard room viii be
moved rom the second to the first floor
Of the clubs quarters
Charles E Gauit who has been quar-
antined with smallpox. is out Of limbo
and able to b. around
Some Of the goose-bone prophets say
that there viii be more snow. as the
robins have not yet appeared
J. G. Slonecker viii give his second
lecture on Partnerships and Corpora
tons before the Y NJ C A law class
A party OF Topeka men went coon
and possum hunting near the fair
grounds Saturday night, and a 'possum
Miss Alberta Gallatin viii play Nell
Gwynn" in Hector Caverin's play
Under the Restoration, at the Grand
tomorrow night
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Ohio association of kansas will be held
at G.. A R. hail this evening at 7:30
O'Clock. III East Seventh street
The Chicago Commercial club will
leave Chicago tonight for a trip TO Cali
fornia over the santa Fe- It viii arrive
at Topeka at 1910 tomorrow morning
The Aubrey stock company VIII play
The Prince Of Russia at the Crawford
tonight. at 10. 20 and 80 cents. Ladies
Will be admitted free with each paid 30-
cent ticket
Some Of the candidates for county ON
ces are anxious to see the new biennial
election law declared unconstitutional.
or un-anything just SO the election is
not postponed.
MarshaTs band will accompany the
a special train next Thursday to assist
In The killing which takes place when
the new lodge is instituted there
Guy Pfnney. who lives at 727 Chestnut
street, says that the statement that his
home is quarantined on account of
smallpox Is a mistake. The house has
not been Guaranteed for any disease
J. J. Connolly, of Boston. international
organizer for the Machinists' union, win
speak to9ght at Trades Assembly hall.
Ia
bOilermakers are especially invited to at
tend
Prof. W. L Burdick, of Lawrence. at
the request Of Topeka Consistory No. /.
Will deliver his lecture. The Eternal
City. or Ancient and Modern Rome. I
illustrated with specially photographed
and beautifully colored views, at Ma
sonic hail. Friday night
1t IS talk that when Slick" Slater is
brought back to Topeka to stand trial
for criminal assault. the state militia
viii be sent to AtchisOn to escort him
here. This was done to protect q Grim
inal at Carrollton. Ill, and under the
new law 1t can be done in Kansas
The following is from the Atchison
Globe, speaking Of the appearance OF the
Aubrey stock company there last week
The Aubrey stock company carries
special scenery. and the members were
finely gowned- 1t was a better per-
Torrance than is given by the average
company charging dollar adnis-
sion
Information is wanted by Mrs John
Shea. of Lansing, Kas-, regarding John
Shea, who escaped in company with an
other patient. from the insane asylum
at Topeka on the night OF February %
He is p years old. feet s inches high,
weighs $50 pounds, has light hair and
blue eyes, and is subject to epileptic FITS
He wore. when he escaped, a dark
checked suit and black felt hat