The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-15
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election judges and clerks with dinner
and supper tomorrow and the candidates
will foot the bill
James Jamison has returned to To-
peka from Ration, New Mexico, where
he was working for the Santa Fo. He is
suffering with rheumatism.
The lawless element of the city never
were in favor of Mayor Harrison. They
are against him as usual and they are
all for Charlie Fellows. Why?
Shorey has considerable talent in mu-
steal way, and on recent occasions this
fact has been demonstrated much to the
credit of the musical people of the
suburb.
The First National bank of Topeka,
by Rossington, Smith & Dallas, brought a
civil action in the district court today to
recover $2,653 from Frank B. Rix, a nom
resident.
Chief of Police John Wilkerson and
Department Commander ]. P. Harris of
the G. A. r. are both wearing new suits
of blue clothes trimmed with bright
brass buttons.
NJ. A Tinkham, an insane man, has
wandered away from his home at Oak
land and his friends are anxious about
him. He is 40 years old, weighs 100
pounds and has light hair and blue eyes.
This was divorce day in the district
| court, and sixteen of them were disposed
! Of In the probate court one marriage
license was issued. The silver lining to
this cloud seems to be in the ratio of
sixteen to one.
Rev. J. W. Langhlin, superintendent
| of missions of the Cum erland Presby-
terrain church, will be in the city this
evening and will preach at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church at the corner
of Polk and Huntoon streets.
Snead, United States prisoner in the
county jail, who has been sick, is very
mnch worse today, and his condition is
considered alarming. He has infamma-
tory rheumatism and peritonitis. Snead
is to be tried for counterfeiting if he
lives.
]. Irwin Gabel, mayor of Holton, was
in Topeka today. He is not a candidate
for re- election. Mayor Gabel is cigar
dealer, and he showed his disregard for
ing a woman city attorney, and also
woman city clerk.
Mayor Harrison said in open council
that he was mayor for all the people of
the city; that he tried to find out what
the wishes of the people were and was
guided by them and not by his own per-
sonal preferences. That is the kind of a
mayor the city wants.
The business men and women and
their clerks and wives and husbands
must all go to the polls and vote, or they
may have occasion to regret it for two
years to come Your best interests are
at stake. Take a few minutes time and
go to the polls and vote.
A light vote at the primaries tomor-
row might result in the nomination OF
Fellows for mayor which would be one
of the most unfortunate disasters that
could befall the city. A full vote will
nominate Harrison by good large ma
jority, aad the city will have good,
clean, honest administration.
After little George Williams was
killed in 1.-THE Danites" last night and
Miss O'NeiI was telling about her dear
dead brother in the next act, she was
somewhat paralyzed to see him sitting
in front row in the audience taking in
the play. Hereafter little Georgia will
be tied on the stage, and not allowed to
go down in the audience after he is dead