The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-23
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An Atchison woman hides her potatoes
in new place every night.
Who was it that called ID. r. Anthony
"a hooked-nosed old devil."
viii Mrs Linthicum get anything from
the next state administration
The cheers that 90 up for Senator
Plumb in Kansas are above suspicion.
Senator Plumb did not pass through
Bill McKinley's district on his way home.
A Kansas campaign is r splendid time
to count the men vino haven't political
aspirations.
Luther Challis is rivaIing Ed Howe for
close scrutiny. He says ingalls, Is OF the
neuter gender.
The Pittsburg Post remarks that the
greater part of Senator Ingalls, head Is
above his ears.
Cliff Baker and Jake Stotler are travel
ing over the state together, but they don't
sleep in the same bed
Attorney General Kellogg says the ALI
ance leaders have directed the rank and
file TO boycott his meetings.
Willis is not any farther of from the
goyernorship than his sister who Is hound
ing him, is from martyrdom.
The Kansas City Times delinquent tax
lists causes more sensation in Kansas than
all its ingalls, expose put together.
George t. Anthony's stock of guber-
Material dignity has lasted him longer
than any other Kansas governors.
Why is it that the things Senator ingalls,
says in Kansas are not as quotable as the
remarks he makes in other states?
Cold water should not be taken by
speakers while on the stump-this much
in justice to the prohibition orators.
The state central committee will have to
hurry Speaker Tom up, if they want to
Reed any Democrats out of the party.
Whatever Senator Ingalls, possessions
may be, it is a very difficult thing TO learn
to write his name without an apostrophe.
Leeford Brady was fined $40 and costs
for saying that Ex-Governor Harvey par
doned his own brother out of the peniten-
tiary.
The Kansas readers of the Star can
never really understand how Alex Butts
can get up a longer Missouri column
than kansas Notes"
Jay Gould is in Kansas. Mr.. GOuld's
first name was formerly written Jason"
But it goes without writing in Wall street,
that jays on.
Atchison is going to ask for more than a
from the next legislature. It
wants an appropriation of $4,000 for the
soldiers orphans home.
Senator Plumb was expected home yes
terdsy He will find his presidential boom
in much healthier state than it was on
his departure tor Washington, last spring.
1t is no longer permissible for police
in Leavenworth to feel his
official dignity when he wakes up in the
He may have been bounced
over night.
Three Kansas women, grandmother,
mother and daughter of the Bean family,
Of Valley Falls, became each the mother
Of twins in the same evening Il is "A re-
case.
1t is marvellous how many public men in
Kansas have to confess TO interviewers
hat they have not read the PhillipsFO
-er original package decision and are not
ready with opinions.
LC DlGSGlll has NCNClOyCI oO
many uncivilized characteristics that the
state association of the Y. NJ. c. a. for
Kansas at its recent session voted to
abandon its foreign missionary ideas.
The editor of the Abilene Reflector has
written up Mr.. Woodward's ''Old Wine
I New Bottles" He compliments it high
v Webb Wilder's BEST Books" seems
% have taught him something, after all.
Gen Caldwell has been summoned by
he Count of Paris to the field of Gettys-
,urg Mr.. Caldwell fails TO tell his |
audience in his high protective tariff !
alks what a custom officers duty to a
Royalist on landing in re
public ought TO be.
Ingalls, certainly made a striking appear |
ance says the Pittsburg Post. As he came /
nto view be removed from his head a gray /
Ugh hat, showing his gray b iir, short but /
hick, parted directly in the middle. His /
ray mustache, the hairs dropping down /
yer his mouth, his tuft of gray chin /
yhiskers and his gray fall overcoat, with |
he ever-present glasses astride his ample /
lose, completed figure so harmonious
nd uncommon that it would not fail to
IJTdCJ dlIcHJiOu an NHcIc- 1Hc greater
art of Ingalls's head is above
is ears The cranial development
xtends forward and backward and
makes the contrast with this little
hin and jaws almost comcally strong
he caricatures of him which are seen in
he comic papers are very life like. His
dice IS strong and full and was easily
card in all parts of the theater. He
peaks deliberately and clearly. and while
ot reaching out after elocutionarY effects
ealizes that there are in the art of elocu-
ion some points worth taking advantage
f. Still, his speech as mere oratoricel
fort was no better than one can hear
very day on half the political stumps and
4 every court house in the country. There
-as none of the hating, hemming and
50 often seen and heard in
ublic speakers whose minds 90 off Skin
lishing for words and ideas while they
ave TO their tongues the entertainment
the audience. ingalls, was guilty Of
othing of that kind His speech flowed
lear and uninterrupted, like running
,ream, pleasing to the sense OF hearing
nd TO the artistic sense that will not
rock broken and discordaut expression or
lrred apd tangled thoughts.