The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-22
SPEAKING OF WICHITA.

| From the fonca City COu Ter.
The yeast factory at Wichita needs some
| thing o make il Else
| From the Lawrence Journal
Mrs. Lease did not strike Mrs. Digs when
| the latter called her liar. Mrs. Lease Is toe
much OF Il gentleman 10 strike woman.
From the Kansas City star.
There are SS2 pianos in SedGwick county,
and the Chop Sticks waltz" has been played
o. 81 of them by the accolc plished young
men Of the city.
From the kstns - City Times
The Wichita EAGLE asks: viii the Mes
siGh Gomez" Not 10 Wicnits. What is he
use. so long as YOU have Mrs. Lease and Coy
ernor Lewelling?
From tie Seigwlck Paragraph.
Can il be that the recent upheavals in
| Wichta's social strata are the direct result OF
the EAGLES latest batch OF anti-woman's
suffrage editorials?
From ne Kansas Coy Journal.
Wichita druggists have coined new word
a1d formed club TO keep up prices. The
"PbaTmaca" club viii not, however, try 10
keep its drugs from going down
From the EurcSa Messenger.
Eugene Debs Is said TO be a great admirer OF
Mrs. Lease and II is thought that he got the
idea Of his recent operations from her advice
10 TIE farmers 10 raise more HI and less
corn"
Just to get an idea OF the growth of Kansas
towns in general II might be proper 10 ask the
EAGLE to ascertain he exact yield OF corn on
the acres between Wichita proper and her
nearest suburb.
From the Gueda Springs Herald.
The EAGLE is getting desperate over the
Marsh 10 90 10 the III ountains for a few weeks
70 cool of. for If he Keeps on he viii say
something real insulting after awnile.
From the kildare Journal.
The W ichiia EAGLE questions DehS' choice
of bondsmen. Had Marsh been in Debs'
boots al that time. he, TOO. would have been
tenn pied 10 yield to the lawful" temptation
OF accepting the bond OF a noted gambler.
From bfs T.rtv
Marsh Murdoch ought To have some respect
for the feelings OF a family and not get after
the women agitators with poetry. II he cares
nothing for Mrs. Johns he should remember
that Mr.. Johns Is very nice and inofensive
man.
From the HiOwa journal
Wichita has divorce judge who grinds out
comfort to unhappy mortalS hunting re-
lief. He works on the same plan that Da-
kota judge operates. When YOU get ahead OF
the Peerless" there is not much room left in
which to crow.
From the Stillwa'er Gazette
The court at Wichita has awarded law
firm OF that place tee OF ) l0,0GO for services
In one case which is the largest ever paid in
that county for a single case How would an
Oklahoma lawyer look Il he had case on
tap with fee of this size?
IRON the Kansas lily star.
From a catalogue of the Wichita public
library Ii is seen that MOliere's dramatic
works and Noltare's 'Droll Tales are on the
kindergarten shelf in that town. That eX-
pidlDS why W lCulId SiI4S Wink NJ each OtnGE
so much when they are "Out III company
FROM the NICSerson 3rcosy.
The EAGLE states that the Populist state
board OF railroad assessors reduced the ass
eSsed valuation OF railroad property in Sedg
wick county more than $J0.0J0. The EAGLE
then gives the assessed valuation by towns
and townships. That is the way the Pops
stand in with corporations.
From the Enid Wave.
All well regulated news papers are staying
by the Enid ard Round Pond people as close
as they can consistently do 20 and tell the
exact truth concerning this fight. Prominent
among the great metropolitan dailies who are
TRYING to publish the truth in regard TO this
great trouble is the Wichita EAGLE: il stands
on the side of Justice in giving the correct
news without prejudicing the railroad inter
ests in the least. Hurrah for the EAGLE.