The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-20
LOCAL MENTION.

Sherman Trotter, John Shroget and
Cora Rush were each sentenced to 80
days in Jail and fined 500 and costs
for maintaining a nuisance. Bertha
Waverly was sentenced to so days and
fined 5000 for sales of intoxicating
liquor. Sentences were imposed by
Judge Dana.
Complaint was filed in the district
court today against Ben Bonewitz,
charged with being pickpocket. The
case will be tried in the September
term of the district court.
The engineer on the Santa Fe switch
engine which it is claimed struck H A
Wolfe, a painter, denies that the en-
CINE caused the accident. The man
states that Wolfe fell from a tower
and that the fall injured his back
Burghart's Favorite, new size, clean
and mild. Very highest grade cigars.
Try one.
Z w. L. Cunningham, of Arkansas City,
ex-member of the legislature who has
been employed by Attorney General
Dawson as special counsel in the states
suits against the lumber trust, has gone
to st. Louis to represent the state in
the taking of evidence in the Missouri
suit against the lumber trust. Kansas,
Missouri, Arkansas and Texas have all
started suits against the lumber trust
on the grounds that it operates in re-
straint of trade.
The second of the series of addresses
by DIR. F. L. Loveland, of the First
M. E. church. will be delivered tomor-
row night. The general theme being
discussed in the series is, THE Rela-
ton of the Church to Modern Progress
and Reforms and the addresses are
based partially on answers to ques-
lions which were submitted by DIR. F.
L. Loveland to citizens of Topeka in
all walks of life.
DR.. F. L. Loveland is thinking just
now that life is strenuous to say the
least. He has received invitations to
speak at II high schools, five business
colleges, four universities, seven dis
trict Epworth League conventions and
to deliver four Decoration Day address,
es. ''And they all insist that l accept"
commented DR.. Loveland.
Topeka may have a trade school in
operation next September. At least the
educational committee of the CONNER
cial club with DIR. F. Loveland as
chairman. will see what can be done
in the direction of the establishment
of such a school.
Both Topeka camps of the Wood
men of the World will send delega-
lions to Lawrence next Monday night
to help the Lawrence camp initiate
so candidates into the mysteries of
woodcraft. Camp No. 152 will send
it's drill team.
The Majestic baseball team and the
80 team will play a match game at
Skene's park at $3.50 tomorrow morn
ing.
Rev. Jno. A. Bright will preach at
the Third Presbyterian church, Fourth
and Branner streets at IL o'clock
Sunday morning.
Suit was filed in the district court
today by Pearl Morris, praying for
divorce from William Morris, to whom
she was married in Kansas City, Sep
TENDER %, 1894. The plaintiff alleges
abandonment as her grounds for di-
vorce.
Joseph Ross, deputy sheriff will
leave in a few days for Hutchinson,
where he will take Thornton Scales,
the state reformatory. Scales and
Steel will serve indeterminate SEN
fences for larceny from railway and
Fabricant was given an indefinite term
for forgery.
A marriage license was issued today
to DooIin Bradford, aged 3S years Of
Columbia, Mo, and Laura Hobson.
aged "a years, OF Columbus, Kansas.
The couple were married by w. L.
Schoch, probate judge.
A. K Rodgers, postmaster. has re-
ceived report from the postal depart
ment stating. that LTD Kansas rural
mail carriers received pay for SER
vices rendered in April this year. Their
aggregate salary for the month was
1890, S08.37.
George W. Weed, chairman of the
Memorial committee, has served no.
| tice, that any organization contem-
plating taking part in the Memorial
parade May 80, should notify him at
| his residence, 315 Van Buren, street
not later than noon, May "a.
| Some fielder and catcher mitts
cheap. F. A. Bauma. 215 Kansas Ave.
| The president of w. r. c. No. "a,
/ has called meeting to be held at the
hall at O'Clock next Tuesday after