The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-09
SNAP SHOTS AT NEWS.


week in New York on business.
The King Of Detectives viii be at
the Crawford opera house tonight.
~Yon Yonson9 is playing this week in
Kansas City at 10, 20, so and 50 cents.
The Foster Cemetery association VIII
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Anna
+ Roger.
N H LOOMS attended the meeting
of the bar association in Kansas City
Saturday.
The county. commissioners have mace
their call for bids on the old court house
and the site on which it is located
Harry Bancroft, who used to tend bar
at the Throop hotel grill room" was
taken into custody Saturday by Sheriff
Lucas.
Walter Bell. aged 30 years. and Hulda
! Williams, aged 20, both of Topeka, We're
given a marriage license in Kansas City
Friday.
J. D Newman, of Topeka. is manager
f of THE COnvict's Daughter which
showed here last night. He is a brother
to the county clerk
The Ships indoor circus, which
comes to the Auditorium the last week
/ in February, viii be at the Kansas City
! Convention han next week
Rev John A Bright is throwing out
the life line to the people of Illinois
Mrs. Bright is with him and viii aid
him in his evangelical work.
Ed 1Ioeser. whose barroom fixtures
Carrie Nation smashed 10 two years
ago, has filed suit against the city
for the sum Of $3.50 damages.
J. G. Kille, editor of the Attica indie
( pendent, is here attending the meeting
/ of the State Editorial association. He
is accompanied by Mrs. Kille
Several well known Topeka people
viii be in the mob in THE Suburban"
/ at the Grand tomorrow night. They Will
go on in the race scene for the fun of
I the thing. Pick them out.
! The attorneys are trying to fix UP
some date for the renewal Of the gas
hearing. The attorneys for the city
say they are ready and anxious to be
gin.
P. J. Ost of Topeka and NIollie Ford
+ of Lawrence took out marriage license
/ at Laurence Saturday. Mr.. Ost is q
member of the engineering force on the
Santa Fe.
Ed Timon's opera house joint was
tween the matinee and night perform
/ ances so that the theater public might
not be Inconvenience
The sheriff was looking for a joinist
/ Saturday and found him in another
mans joint on East Fourth street He
+ got him and gave the proprietor of the
+ joint fright and nervous shock
! L O. Reagan. editor of the Republican
/ weekly paper at Alta Vista, is in To-
peka attending the meeting of the kan
y
/ old and under his picture printed on his
/ business card is watch me grow"
The jury In the district court will re-
sumo work Tuesday morning. Sheriff
Lucas pulled the opera house joint Sat
/ urday afternoon and arrested C. Nc
! GregOr Ono relation 10 Fergus A1cGreg-
! ORD and G. Whitmore.
Thomas Libby in no way related to
/ the prison nor the cut glass works, was
/ arrested Saturday afternoon by Sheriff
/ hpRauGa q f0 f1in
He is now out of business but he must
answer for past deeds.
F. o. Popenoe has engaged in a bro
6erage business in Kansas City with
the hrn of MOuitOn, PopenOe & HOzier.
Dsr POpenOe was interested in a mining
business in Central America. DGt vas
forced to return to Kansas on account
of falling health.
The police have fine robe that is be :
lleved TO have fallen from q buggy on
Kansas avenue several days ago a
horse ran away with an empty carriage
on the avenue one day last week and
the robe is thought to have been lost al
that time.
Glenn Davis. son of J. P. Davis of the
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance com
pany is planning to go to Honolulu to
engage in business He was in the is
lands once as a soldier. and he thinks
there is d good opening for work there
on the coffee plantations.
Thursday evening, the annual celebra-
ton of Lincoln Day will take place at
the Auditorium. After the programme
al the Auditorium a reception will be
held at els Kansas avenue. Jackson S
band and other colored talent viii be on
the programme
The management of the New Craw-
ford theater Cancelled Robert Downing
in THE Gladiator for WEDNESDAY
night upon the arrival of the advance
agent TO-DAY because there was not SUIT
ficiepJ time in which to advertise the
performance. The theater viii be dark
after tonight until Saturday.
cash" Clarke the advance agent
Who was here ahead of States Madison
Square Theater company the first of the
season, and who has been in Topeka
the past two weeks, has signed with the
sells & Downs circus for next season a.
sreciai agent. Clarke is we'll known III
the circus business.
A solid silver trophy cup has been
purchased by Washburn students to be
presented to the college class making
the highest score in the spring track
contests. Competitive teams viii be en-
tered from the various classes, and there
win be contests in jumping, running,
weight throwing and other similar
sports 1t viii be the first field day
which has been held at Washburn for a
good many years.
Thos. H. Balm says that any people
who have rooms to rent or table board
should report the fact to him al once
S so that he viii know where to send the
500 delegates expected here for the con-
ventiOn of the State Temperance union.
g Tt is believed that the hotels and regu-
lar boarding houses will be so crowded