The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-17
WHIRLS WITH WICHITA.

Kansas City Gazette: The State Fai
| will be held at Wichita this year.
Kansas City Star: A mother superio
fresh from Rome has located in Wichita
That ought to quiet Tiger Bill
Kansas City Star: w. E. Stanley o
Wichita, who has boom for senator o
something else, shows that he is worth!
of it by publishing a list of the law book,
in his library.
Newton Herald: W. E. Stanley of wich
tia, would not object 10 being made UnSteS
States senator were it not for the fac
that his city Is on the black list witt
Kansas Republicans.
Hutchinson News: Ex-Governor Lew
elling's supporters have had a confer
ence in Kansas City. We are Amos
persuaded to believe the report that the
saloons are closed in Wichita.
Emporia Republican: Mrs. Lease has a
new lecture on Christ or Caesar AS
between the two IT is understood that Mrs
Lease is for her old-time ally which she
advised the farmers to raise.
Empora Republican: "Kinsley," says
the Kansas City World. has a new sa-
loon" Wichita. Leavenworth and Atchi-
son will hasten to congratulate Kinsley on
this evidence of its prosperity.
Topeka Press: Otto Eckstein, the able
representative from Wichita, says that
"Tiger Bilr' is not making such a howl
ing success down in the Peerless Princess
as we might think up here from the re-
ports.
Topeka Press: The newspapers may
say what they please about Tiger BILL
but the fact remains that the paragraph
erS and newsgatherers have profited
greatly by his recent conspicuousness IN
Kansas politics.
Emporia Republican: BY letter from
Hon. Rodolph Hatfield we learn that tenn
perance workers are at IT IN and around
that great city on the Arkansas; and that
they will continue the fight until the last
armed foe expires"
Topeka Press: week has passed, and
Tiger BIZ has not been seen in Topeka.
Worse yet, the Wichita papers have not
a word to say Of him. The public is
anxious to know what has become OF the
fierce animal from the Peerless Princess.
Atchison Globe: Every delegate TO the
prohibition convention will go as a mis-
chief-maker. One of the objects OF the
convention VIII be to repeat the disgrace
full scenes at Wichita. Nobody but a
savage would delight in another exper-
fence like that at Wichita.
Lawrence Journal: The Wichita Eagle
intimates that If its town would become a
hypocrfte Ike Kansas City, Kansas, its
saloons would be allowed TO run. The
Eagle goes on to test the creuRty of its
readers by saying that Wichita would
rather go without whisky than be a hypo-
critic.
Kansas City CKara.l Gazette: The WITCH
tia Eagle is concerned because some Kan
sas City man has not introduced into Kan
sas the sale OF Gothenberg tea. When
you mention Kansas in this connection
please qualify by putting the word Mis-
souri, after Kansas City. The Kansas
CITY in Kansas, is above suspicion. and
desires TO remain so.
Lawrence Journal: During the boom
period, Oatville was a suburb OF Wichita.
Lots sold there at fabulous prices. Some
houses were erected. The streets were
graded, parks laid out. and st was 20 be
set apart for suburban homes for the
rntllionaires Of Wichita. An item in the
Eagle yesterday tells OF a great wolf
hunt that IS 10 take place On the ste OF
Oatvilie this week. Perhaps the fellows
who got stuck with corner lots are going
cunning for the wolves who took them in.