The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-26
LOCAL MENTION.

Frank P. MacLennan returned from
the east today.
J. Lincoln Stenens. managing editor
of McClure's Magazine, is at the Cope
land
The Mutual Protective League, coun-
ell No 20. will meet Monday night at
the hall at 119 West Sixth avenue.
The weather at Yanlzton was 50
stormy Friday that the game with
Washburn college was postponed until
today.
A special collection VIII be taken at
the First Presbyterian church sunday
morning for the Topeka Industrial IN
stitute for negro children.
Frank Lang. a boilermalxer in the
Santa F'e shops, win lose his left eye
as a result of being struck by piece OF
flying steel this morning.
The Lowlnan Hill Reds and the D. o.
Y. baseball teams played this morning
at Lowman Hill. the D. o. Y. winning
by a score 10 to s. Batteries; Reds,
Reed and Holmes; D O. v, Henderson.
Lommasson and Munson.
James Thornhin and J. A. Pace. the
two young men arrested in South To-
peka Thursday night for carrying a
profusion OF weapons, hlfed taWyer
to defend them in police court, but they
fined IS each.
Arthur Kane today let the contract
for the outside painting and repair
work of the Grand theater. Work viii
begin Monday. Decorators from Chi
cago will also arrive Monday to pre-
pare for the interior work.
In the city court this morning Viii
liam Williams, the negro who bur-
glarized the houses of J. J. Kinney and
J. ". Davis two weeks ago. waived pre-
liminary examination and was bound
over to the district court with $500
bond on each count.
The Martin & Dennis Juniors de-
feated the Martin & Dennis FOUNDERS
at baseball this morning on the Wash
burn college grounds The score W'4s
10 to 9. Batteries: Nelson and Foster
for the Juniors, Leach and Godfrey for
the FOUNDERS.
Vim. Dix. 16-year-old boy who dis
appeared from his home in East Cor
don street in North Topeka about two
weeks ago, has been heard OF in st.
Louis He had worked for the Wolf
Packing company. and ran away Last
night the boys father received mes
sage asking for q pass in order that he
might return home
Mrs Frank Deppe, Of 1917 North
Polk street, who took carbolic acid
Thursday, viii recover Mrs. Deppe
took half the. contents of an ounce bot
tie of the poison, and the doctors VINO
We're in attendance felt alarm for her
recovery Thursday afternoon. but she
is doing nicely now. No reason has
been assigned for her action, and she
declares now sne IS sorry she TOOK the
poison.
Mrs. H K. Teht is visiting the fam
lily of H NJ. Hadley, on Clay street.
this week She returned to Topeka
Thursday morning from Los Angeles.
CAL where she was living when her
husband died. March H. 1901. Mrs.
Tefft brought with her the remains of
her husband, and they We're inferred
in Topeka cemetery Thursday Mira
Tefft will return TO Los Angeles again
soon
The members Of Lincoln club, which is
composed of members of Irwin lodge
A O. Z. w, No. 260l paid visit to
Apollo lodge No. 1873 al their hall at
704 Kansas avenue last night Lunch
vas served and a progra mme was
arranged by the visitors. It included
songs by Nate Cafferty. Ralph Mcneil,
Auriel Rulings, and q quartette COM
posed of the three mentioned and the
piano soloist. Harry Cohen. The Wall
brothers played a duet on the mandolin
and guitar and Charles Billings, AL