The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-09

county tail Monday on $1,000 bond. He
gets new trial by order of the supreme
court
Ernst Fahris, Jr.. is in town setting
up the shale test mill for the mill runs
which his father will make here shortly
The test mill is at the Moeser build
inh.
General Passenger Agent w. J. Black
of the Santa Fe is in Albuquerque, at
tending the meeting of the traffic men
OF the Santa Fe system at the new
Alvara6o botel
DR.. Harriet Adams. who is quaran-
tined with diphtheria, has a very mild
case. She will likely be out in a few
days. So far she has not been obliged
to take to her bed.
Manager Crawford says the Kings
and Queens" burlesque show which
comes to the Crawford tonight is not
bad, and that it is a real live Sunday
school attraction.
One argument which the Atchison
Globe uses in favor of Sunday theaters
is that it will make the young men re-
main here instead of going to Kansas
City to spend their money.
Police Sergeant Maurice Jenkins is
thinking of having his picture taken to
4 be used as an advertisement for a tailor
who makes uniforms. Jenkins remains
the best dressed officer on the force.
Crawford will have some opposition on
the Sunday amusement business. Mar
! SHAH DdnQ Will commence a series OF
free Sunday afternoon concerts at the
Auditorium Sunday. December 81
A few cases of grip have been report
ed to DR.. Lowry, secretary of the state
board of health, from different parts of
the state, but as a rule they are mild
cases
Three car loads of paper will be re-
quired to publish Secretary Coburn's
forthcoming biennial report The edi-
ton will be 10000. but that will not be-
gin to fill the demand. 1t will be out
about January 1.
Trains on the Santa Fe were badly
delayed Monday on account of the
wrecks on the east end of the road I'm
til late Monday it was reported that a
freight wreck on the Chicago division
was making the trouble.
In football game between the teams
of Lindsborg and Glasco, Monday
afternoon, the former defeated the last
named by the score of Il to Il. 1t is re-
| ported that the game was one of the
hardest which Lindsborg has played
this season.
The affairs of the defunct Kirby State
| bank at Abilene, which went into the
hands of receiver three years ago,
have been wound up. The creditors
have been paid about 20 cents on the
dollar. The last of the assets were sold
yesterday for 5000.
President A. A. Robinson of the Mex
lean Central, who has been sick for
/ oDhtC tAtiiC,t - dDlS 10 up he HdQ III
tended to leave for the City of Mexico
earlier than this, but his illness was
more serious than was anticipated.
II q local team o. bowlers could be,
gotten together who did not have stage
fright and palsy when a dozen people
looked at them. then the All-American
bowling trio might go down in defeat.
! There are bcwlerS in Topeka who bowl
well enough, at times. if they could just
get hold of the travelling aggregation at
the right time.
Just before the close of the council
meeting last night. E. Ridley appeared
in the council chamber and handed each
councilman ticket to the coronation
festivities W. ich the A NJ E church
was holding down in the Auditorium
The coronation was not finished until
about half 2ast II, and most of the
councilmen were in at the finish.
The following will be the Jury for the
January term of the district court J
W. Hitler. Soldier township; 1. +. Muir
ply, Tecumseh township; C. B. Dodge
Topeka township; and William Fisher
Jerry Reynolds. c. W. Bower, James