The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-15
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has placed many thousand feet of his
stone on the streets of Topeka.
Musical Courier: Carl VIM. Wood, of
Topeka, Kas., pupil of Prof. Edward
Mollenhaver, effectively rendered Han
dels Largo" violin solo to an ap-
preciative audience on Sunday evening,
January 10, at the Pilgrim Congrega-
tional church, New York city.
The transcript of the record of the
case of Charles Ashbury of Kansas City,
Kan, against the Cudahy Packing COM
pany, in which he asked $1,000 damage
for false arrest in the Wyandotte coun-
ty district court, was filed in the United
States court here yesterday afternoon.
Manager Foster, of the Kansas uni
versity football team, has announced
that Washburn and K. U. will play in
kansas City next fall. K. U. hopes to
defeat WaShburn in Kansas City, a
thing the crimson has not done in To-
peka nor Lawrence for more than two
years.
This weeks issue of the Washburn
Review goes after the Rev. j. d. Coun-
termine with sharp stick. 1t says that
DR.. Countermine is way behind the
times in opposing the theory of evolu-
ton, and that the reason he opposes it
is because he is too narrow-minded to
investigate the subject for himself.
This is what Ed Howe says on the
subject: IF it is true, as stated that
Charley Gleed admires the Dooley let
ters we know one man who intends to
go back on Charley Gleed. The Dooley
letters are rot. They are disappearing
from the papers. They will be a thing
of the past in SIX months
The city may settle the Frank Muir
ply case out of court The suit has
been pending in the district court for
some months. Murphy sued for $55S.65
damages, alleging this amount to be
due as a result of the Nation raid on
his place a year ago. There is talk of
compromising the suit for $500.
The Eye Infirmary will be closed all
next week. DR., Littlefield will continue
his sale from February "a to March IL.
He is a thoroughly competent, regist-
cred optician. The best glasses for only
$1.00 per pair. You cannot afford to
trust your eyesight in the hands of ped
dlers, fakirs, mechanics and bargain
counter specialists. Take advantage of
this sale.
Five applications for the use of the
Auditorium will be presented to the
council Monday night. Among those
who want the use of the building, or
have already been granted it, are the
following: Populist state convention.
February 81: Nordica concert, March 5:
Marshalls band annual concert, March
IS; Chicago Symphony orchestra, March
the Seventh Day Adventists. April 16 to
26, and the Kansas State Temperance
union, May and 9.
Oriental Lodge Of Perfection of the
ocOtllSn Rite last night erected the 1Of-
lowing officers: w. H. Wilson, venera-
BILE master; E. P. Baker. senior warden;
t. B. Jennings, junior warden; z. H
Anderson, auditor; w. c. F. Reichen-
bach, secretary; J. d. Norton, treasurer;
Robert Edwards. aln1oner;D. c. Hewitt
master of ceremonies; S. C. thinner
man, senior expert; w. A. s. Bird,
junior expert; john w. Neal, captain
of the host; c. ]. Snyder, first sentinei
Clement Smith, second sentinel; L. c.
F. Lehman, third sentinel; Robert Ed
wards, tyler.
Chef Crawford was the advance man
for the Cherry sisters once. He tells of
it this way, when they played at Kan
sas City: They gave the worst per-
Torrance that ever saw. I had heard
of their work but did not believe it was
so bad, so when the first performance
was given hired a lot of boys to go up
in the gallery and throw beans and