The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-10
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A baseball team win be organized by
the II. A A
Judge Hazen is keeping two juries go
ing in the district court
The Edison smokestack is being given
a coat of paint. 1t is 1S6 feet high
o. c. Skinner is a candidate for coun-
~ commissioner from the Third as
trict
Senator Harris viii join the party. OF
congressman who viii look over tne
Philippines.
Ed Morton, Of the firm of Clancy &
Morton, has returned from a business
trip to St. Louis
Hale Richie has Withdrawn from ti ne
race for county commissioner from the
Third district
r. Fl. Crozier, representative of the
Burlington railroad in Kansas Clty, was
In Topeka Thursday
The annual academy declaration con-
test win be held at the Washburn col
lege chapel this evening
Major T. J. Anderson is a candidate
for reelection as secretary Of the grano
commandery knights Templar-
William Garrett has asked for d.
vorce from Hattie Garrett. Abandon
ment is the ground for divorce
Fx-Warden Joe Tomlinson is back at
his law practice in Minneapolis He Is
IN Topeka today examining some rec
ords-
]. ". Dunlap, who came here from
Chicago with the new engine for the
VinewOOd railway, has returned 10 MS
home.
The Washburn base ball team plays
the Haskell Indians at Lawrence today
A game is scheduled with K. Z. for to
morrow.
Crane 8 Go: are abogt to Issue Issue
bell. formerly Of the Santa Fe law de-
partment-
State Senator G. H Lamb Of Yates
Center win deliver the Grafton on Mem
orial day at the State Soldiers nome a.
Dodge City
James z. Larimer has designated the
polling places for the coming Repub-
lican primaries. There will be q voting
places in the city
J. Willis Gleed will deliver the an
nual address to the students of Okla
horna university at the CON mencement
exercises, June z.
There is only one fight in sight over
postofhces in the First district. Meri-
den has a squabble on hand between
couple of old soldiers
The faculty of Herring college, Chi
cago. has elected DR. William Maclay
Lyon, of Topeka, to the chair of minor
surgery, and he has accepted.
The home Of P. J. Bunker. at 512
West Eighth street, was entered by
burglars last night and loss OF 40
cents to the Bunkers was the result
The senior class of the High school
statue of Diana. It is the custom for
each graduating class to leave behind
some remembrance
There is Crescent chainless bicycle
at the Commercial club rooms awaiting
a claimant. It was probably left there
to be found by someone who wanted TO
ride it for short while.
Major T. J. Anderson will drive over
the proposed route for the carriage drive
for President Mckinley on June and
endeavor to learn where it may with
convenience be shortened.
The Wilbur Kirwin opera company,
which was in Topeka a week this sea-
son, Will play an engagement of two
weeks at the Grand opera house in
Kansas City. comm encing Sunday.
Congressional candidates will pause a
moment A Lawrence lady to whom
Senator Burton sent flower seeds has
sent him a bill for S27.70 for the expenses
it will cost to plant and care for them
Rev Charles NJ Sheldon's Edward
Blake will be dramatized by the au-
thor. Rev Mr.. Sheldon wishes to ex-
plain his ideas of a Christian play such
as should be used in a Christian the
ater.
An appeal has been fled in the SUI
preme court in the case Of Marion Duel.
charged with the larceny of a saddle
from Garden City harness dealer
Duel was convicted in the district
court.
A few Of the husbands Of the Topeka
women Who are attending the WOman's
club convention at LeavenwOrrh are
staying at home. fussing over the prob
lem OF how to bron steak and clean up
the kitchen.
Robert Blume. the foreman of the
Capital iron works, learned to be a
moulder at Seaton's foundry in Atchi-
SON The papers in that town are still
telling the people that Plume was a
baseball fan
The weather bureau Office now has a
relief map of the United States, show
ing all the principal rivers and noun
tains. and showing at a glance the
amount of rainfall for different states
and localities
Chairman Henry J. Allen Of the state
board of charities was in the city Thurs
day He was en- route to Beloit to in
vestgate the attempt to murder the
Inatron by several Of the girls in the In
dustriaI school
President Frost, of the Commercial
club. has announced that President Nc
Kinley VIII be driven around the city
during his visit to Topeka He says
it IS the presidents own wish to avoid
speechnaking but instead to drive
Representative Henry F. Mason of
Finney. who is here attending supreme