The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-06

I think the chances of Republican sue
cess in Ohio this fall are excellent
The train and party are under the di-
rection of Col. =. d. Ellison, chairman of
the committee; H. G. Dennison and W.
G. Bowland.
The following members of the COVER
nor's staff are with him: General and
Mrs. c. NJ. Splitter. Colonel and Mrs. H.
c. Ellison, Colonel and Mrs. J. s BIRD,
Colonel and Mrs. George B. Donavin,
Colonel and Mrs. c. J. Hcster. Colonel
c. b. Wing and Colonel NJ. NJ. Gi1letr.
PERSONNEL OF THE PARTY.
Among the party are the following:
Harry J. Hoover banker, Newark and
Mrs Hoover; Fred Black, lawyer, New
ark, and Mrs. Black; Julius Whiting, jr.,
lawyer from the presidents town, and
Mrs Whiting; Captain A Wagner,
banker, Akron, and Alrs. Wagner; Sena-
tor and Mrs. Siebers E. ]. Vaughan,
government bank examiner, Mount
Gilead and Mrs. Vaughan; r. E. Jones,
prominent business man of Columbus,
and Mrs Jones. }. M Lowe. lawyer.
Columb bus, and Mrs Lowe; Judge H S.
Buckland of Rutherford B. Hayes town
of Fremont, and Mrs Buckland; Judge
J. F. Burkett OF the Ohio supreme court;
Hon. A. I. Vorys, state superintendent of
insurance; Chase Stewart member of
the legislature; H LongWorth, legislator
from Cincinnati; Fred H. Haywood, leg
auditor of an Ohio county; Judge Elam
Fisher of the common pleas court; J. S.
E11ck1nger, Associated Press.
The other members of the party are:
Misses Stewart and Sheldon, Columbus;
Miss Phelps, Baltimore, Nd; Mrs. J. r.
Shrum Mrs. Henry Bimple, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jennie Cashatt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. v.
Guthrie, Mr.. and Mrs J. Austin Kelly,
DR.. and Mrs. A. z. Evans, Hon. J. B.
Allen. H b Arnold, W. F. Burdell, H.
a Tannoan q M Peters T Miller Mo
Donald, w E. Joseph W. A. Legg, H.
G. Werner, Ralph Lazarue, Simon Laz-
arue, S. H. Marvin and J. w. Dages of
Columbus; F. M Rltezel, Warren;
Theodore Troupe, Springfield; H. G.
Vortrede, Toledo; George H. Wal
bridge Toledo; E. A Hershey, Akron;
J. P DeWorlfe, FostOria; Harry Steph-
ems, Cincinnati; A n. Pugh, Cincinnati.
Governor Nash is taking to San
Francisco with him the pledge of the
bankers of Ohio to purchase a silver
service for the battleship to cost $25. 600.
This will be the cOstliest service ever
purchased for a like purpose. They will
ask their patrons to give 81 each toward
this end, in order that the gift may come
from the people instead of from an as
sociation Of financiers-
The special train consists of one bag
gage car, one Pullman private car, three
twelve-section drawing cars, and Balti-
more and Ohio Southwestern private
car No. POI, occupied by Governor Nash
and his own party.
The governors train is due to reach
Las Vegas. N. NJ this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, and Redlands Wednesday
morning at O'Clock The party viii
leave San Francisco.l Sunday, May 10.
and will return by way of Ogden, Salt
Lake, Denver, Omaha Chicago and F'os-
toria, arriving in Columbus, Saturday
morning, May 25, at s O'Clock.
MRS. WARNER RECALLED
Ration, N M, May 6.-When the Ohio
special bearing Governor Nash and par
ty to San Francisco reached Trinidad
today Mrs. Randolph S. Warner left the
train for Chicago and will go thence to
Painesville, o. She was called back by
the death of her mother-in-law Mrs.
Warner was the leader of the ladies in
the governors party. Her sister, Miss
Helen Deshler, will christen the battle
ship Ohio in San Francisco. The Ohio
party spent the afternoon at Hot
Springs baths at Las Vegas.