The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-02
At the Tl,eaters.
Star-Burlesque.
Novelty-yaudeville.
Crawford-Stock Company.

civil cases are being tried in the
Shawnee county district court TINS
week
The Shawnee county Republican
central committee met TO-DAY at Lin
coin post hail.
This might just as well have been
declared a holiday by the mayor
Everything is politics
Mrs. NJ. E. Van Cleave of 326 Bran
ner street was caleld to the BEDSIDE OF
her son, A. c. Van Cleave, of Elizabeth,
Tn The next session of the federal
court will be IN Fort Scott next week.
A grand jury will be in session at the
same time.
A second tennis tournament will be
played the second week in May between
the Washburn and Y. M. {. A. teams
at the grounds of the latter.
w. H. Peters, editor Of, the Olathe
Mirror, is milling with the bunch OF
politicians at the Copeland and watch
ing the process of medicine making
Flower thieves are evidently busy on
West Tenth avenue. A number OF per-
sons are complaining of their back
wards being robbed of flags and lilacs-
Charles Gault is the first of the To-
peka golf enthusiasts who has had
nerve enough to appear in the bust
ness district of the city carrying a
caddie bag.
John Foston returned this morning
from q trip to Excelsior Springs ana
eastern points where he has been for
the past ten days on business ana
pleasure combined
Baron Jonathan Archibald Gilmore,
the only piece Of titled nobility which
Finney county boasts of, was elected as
a delegate to the Republican conven-
ton and is now in Topeka.
E,rpaSf Hogan the Toneka cOlOred
boy who is the author of "Pasmala,'
and really the originator OF the rag
time fad, win appear at the Grand
opera house in Kansas City Sunday,
May 6.
DR.. NicolI. county physician, has
don to Lee Sanders, who was sentenced
to the penitentiary from this county for
stealing, but who is now dying from
consumption.
Griggs & Moneypenny have COM
pleted arrangements for the occupancy
of the building at 419 and 421 Kansas
avenue with their hardware and i'm
plement store as soon as new front
is completed.
Manager Hagen of the Novelty the
alter has made arrangements for a
moving picture film which will portray
the horrors of the great Frisco dis
aster. and will arrive in time for next
weeks performance.
H. NJ. Mueller and Alex Spence OF
Hanover, are spectators at the canven-
ton at the Auditorium today Mr..
Mueller is the present representative
from the Sixty-fourth district and a
candidate for election for second term.
Mrs. Spencer A. Abbott left for
Springfield. Mo-, this morning, where
she will join her husband. who was
captain Of the White Sox in this city
last season. but who has signed with
the Springfield team for the season OF
1906.
The crowd Of politicians and would
be statesmen which has thronged the
city for the past two or three days
has created an unprecedented demand
for cots at the hotels, notwithstanding
the fact that many OF the private homes
in the city have been thrown open K
the visiting delegates.
The White Sex played the Wash.
burn team this afternoon at -Associa.
ton park. Tonight they leave foi
Hutchinson They viii play the Stati
leaguers at that place on Thursday
and go to Wichita on Thursday night
Friday they VIII open the Western
association season at Wichita.
A short-grass iawyer-politician VIII
| is attending the convention spent tn