The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-30
TROLLEY SPECIAL
City Will Be Startled Tonight
With Bursts Of Oratory.
Schedule For the Campaign
Rear Platform Tour.

The political special on the city rail-
way will leave Eighth and Kansas ave-
nue. tonight at o'clock. The cars win
be decorated with colored electric
lights.
The special will travel over all the
lines of the city railway. touching every
ward. Stops will be made and speeches
delivered by the orators on board
Music will be furnished by the Little
Prim quartette and the Hot Foot
stringed orchestra. The candidates for
places on the Republican county CEN
trail committee will be introduced to
their constituents in their home wards,
and speeches will be n ade for them by
the orators they have retained for the
occasion. The following is the itinerary
of the trip, showing the stops to be
made, and who win make the speeches:
Start Eighth and Kansas avenues at
o'clock. The Little Prim quartette VIII
sing "A Hot Time" accompanied by the
Hot Foot orchestra, as the special pulls
out and the candidates and speakers
are bowling to the mass of people packed
around the car
The first trip Will be out West sixth
avenue to the Potwin station. where a.
stop will be made. Ex-Mayor Hughes,
of Potwin. has promised to meet the
special at the station at 8:14, and he
will make speech in the interests of
Charles O'Neil, candidate from the
Sixth ward.
The return from the Potwfn station
III a
be made at Sixth and Clay streets at
1924, when the quartette viii sing I'm
Glad Met You. Mary" and Thomas F.
Doran will speak in the interests of
Phil Eastman, candidate for commit
teeman from the Fourth ward.
At $40 the special will again leave the
transfer station, after a few tunes and
some speeches, on the Washburn col
lege line for Thirteenth and Lincoln
streets, where the Hot Foot orchestra
win play Look on Your Coon, o Babe"
and Judge c. A Magaw win deliver an
address in behalf of Matt Weightman.
candidate for committeeman from the
Third ward. At Thirteenth and Clay
streets Captain Philips will ask the
people for votes and their good will.
He is a candidate from the Third ward
also.
Coming back the special will switch
to the Quinton Heights line and run
out to the bridge across the Shunga-
nunga. where Otis Hungate. the only
oratOrical candidate for committeeman.
will plead with his constituents to vote
for him. and listen to why do You
Weep, Dear Brother by the quartette.
The transfer station will be reached
again at 1892 and a trip will be made
east on Sixth avenue to Newland's
grocery store in Parkdale where the
orchestra will play NV Creole Sue"
and Capt. Joe Waters will. with his hat
on and his hands in his pockets towsle
his hair and wave his arms and cry
for the people to support Al Bauer for
committeeman.
The transfer station will be reached
again at 9:58 and a run will be made
to North Topeka. A stop will be made
in front of the fire station and there
viii be music. speeches. fireworks and
a hot time in the interests of Dave
Gregg. candidate from the First ward.
At 1928 the transfer station will be
reached again for the last time. where
oil the orators will sneak including @.
c. Clemens. who win finish the cam
paign for the crowd with 13-minDte
discussion of Ezra Kendall and his
hook of humor. The singers viii sing.
the orchestra will play and an informal
reception will be held
This afternoon handbills were dis
tributed around town announcing the
coming of the train. The bills read as
follows: