The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-06


And has cur Charley won?
And will he give CIGARS 10 US?
Well-not We can run.
Kep didn't do thing
no; not singe thing to them.
He simply got elected and that's all he hoped
We got the colcred vote for him.
That's ali that could do for him.
He didn't do thing to them; whOop.
CAP CURTIS, EFT AL.
1 sat in my chamber and pondered for long
On the wrong of the right and. she right OF the
wrong.
l hoped no surprises would come to me there
20 rutiie my temper and likewise ny hair.
In peace / prepared for my snug little cot
When q loud voice disturbed me and peace
there not;
Twas alarm from the tomb and nearly drop
For Charley McCabe's elected, it said.
Somebody must have been praying for
rain.
There is always revival of burglaries
in the fall.
It is said that it always rains on Holt
days and election days.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Shakeshaft are
parents of boy born Monday.
There is new butcher shop near the
corner of Tenth and Kansas avenues.
Sam Gardenhire left today for four
weeks trip to Washington and New
York.
There will be but one play at the
Grand next week. and that com es on
81 onday night.
The date for the Amphion Club con
cert will not be announced until next
Tuesday night.
Now that the election is over. people
can begin TO do something about next
years carnival.
The worst old soaks who get into the
city prison sometimes ask to have their
names suppressed.
Fl. K. Rowley has gone to Colorado
He took his gun along, but says he does
not expect to hunt.
Major Tom Anderson is already look
ing up picnic grounds along the Rock
Island for next summer
a ward heeler who was not at the polls
said in EXPLANATION Of his absence: There
is no pie in this for me-"
City Physician MitchelPs sign is not
as far above the sidewalk as the ordi-
nance requires, and he is liable 10 ar
rest.
Lee D. Dudley and Fronia Williams
of Topeka, and Max Kraus and Anna
Eitoastein, also of Topeka, were yester-
day licensed to marry
George Aliendorf, the Greek with
German name is very much excited be-
cauee some one else with HIS name got
in the clutches of the police.
Cn November 90, 1898, Kizzio and
George Weaver were married. They
live at 1918 Chandler street She wants
a divorce because George beats her.
The real up to date robbers are those
who snatch pocketbooks FROM peoples
hands or hold them up with revolvers in
broad daylight They are perfectly safe.
About one hundred people attended
the reception given at the Y. w. c. A,
rooms last night TO Miss Mamie F. Dorr
of Buffalo, New York, the new general
secretary.
| Pension Agent Click says he proposes
TO save the government $500 year by
refusing to take pension vouchers out Of
the postofFice on which the postage has
not been paid
Election day is very busy time in the
! Office of the commissioner of elections.
There are always great many people
who try to convince the commissioner
that they registered.
A Leavenworth dispatch saws Labor
| Commissioner Bird is charged with col
fusion with o. S. Hiatt, contractor for the
| pententiary coal, and that the striking
miners at LeavenwOrth are mad about il.
Congressman Charles Curtis left today
for Washington, d. C., 20 be present a
| the coming session of congress, His
| family will go as soon as he secures d
house. He does not expect to return t
Topeka until some time next summer
after congress adjourns.