Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-21
sUNFLowER SEED.

Major Hudson Is to be Marysville's Dec
GRAFTON day orator.
Parsons is. talking OF falling into line
with the curfew procession.
But one bicycle in Atchison was listed by
It's owner Tor personal property taxation,
and 1t belonged TO a man named Foote.
~ Morgan insists that Freedom was
guilty of objectionable negligence II she
failed to shrek when Dave Overmyer fell.
Colonel Elliott. of tho ConeyvilIe Journal.
seems 10 nave II all his own way at present
triCt.
Uncle Dan McTaggart will make an effort
TO have the Montgomery county senatorial
other four years.
Charlie johnson landed the state senator
ial nomination In his district easily and
with even less trouble.
Not guilty boldly speaks up Pan Eek
ert, of the Arkansas City Traveller, in an
swer to the Topeka Advocates frantic in
ayyirrSy; Where is the dollar of our dad
George Rohrer's new hosiery. the old
time tavorite Union Pacific hotel, at abb
iene' vas thrown open TO the public the
| right. ""
The Abilene '~'pilliw!nk p~ariors' are called
on Tor a go contribution to the city treas
ury on the 10Th of each alternate month,
and the put up or shut up" feature of 1t is
we'll understood.
Young J. b, McGonigle is said to he an
| St'li'Ahl.l - tHt I'Ittt vacated nN Frank
L~ockard as clerk Of the court OF appeals, in
accepting membership on the board Of
eharities Aside frSm his qgsIidcaiions. his
give him II good start in the race.
Two Cherokee. county men who were in
terviewed in Topeka Tuesday expressed
Alex Warngr's candidacy for lieutenant
governor, Ex-Representaiiye Mctregor is
positive Warner wants the nomination,
certain that he does not.
AEkansas CITY Traysier: The original
trict eight years ago, He voted. for Me
ms for him semi-we5kiy ever since, Next
and bar all "original'' Mckinley men from
the meeting,
Young Charlie Lease has been doing fe-
en- the part OF Caesars wife in n play given
by the Wichita high school students. The
assumption, however, that this might innu-
ence Charities gifted mother TO give old
man Caesar "A tribe the advantage hereafter
In the comparisons made in her celebrated
lecture, Is altogether gratuitous and un-
warranted.
A Hutchinson literary club devoted an
evening recently 10 The Life and Poeticai
Works OF Eugene Ware, The member to
subject wrote 70 Mr.: Ware for data upon
yhafao, ,q sisf ie, tier from ftSny' the sns alo rssslyfS ma a
apologist, from which the following ex-
tract Is taken: connecticut Is my native
state. Afterward. when the war broke out,
l served five years in the army. You will
notice that | skip considerable of a period.
That period Gas uneyentful. During the
latter portion OF 1t ! spent considerable
time In learning TO steer a necktie into
shape and cultivating a mustache; so that
when, ut the age of 10. ! went into the ar
my the afternoon Fort sumter was fired
on, l was prepared for war. ] was
wounded in the army and came cut OF it
l 81, a. aAAl education Mar Ia n -.
school than any university. Here again
follows a hiatus, and ! reach the period in
which ! WAS paying attention to a young
lady, who was born In Vermont. AT some
time after the %beginning. of this proceeding
a redheaded young man from Indiana made
thoughts upon diplomacy, and | developed
an amount OF stratagem and sagacity
which has been my salvation ever since.
Somewhere about this time l also began
writing verses, a disease from which 1 have
subsequently recovered. The gentleman
the COUNTRY. The young lady from Yer
mont Is now living In Topeka. Outside OF
the events herein recorded ! have lived a
very quiet. placid and uneventfui life.
think that no Important matter has escaped
me IN giving you the foregoing. details,
you may, II you see proper. work them up
into a narrative, adding such thrilling oc-
currences as your Imagination may suggest.
because ! have here given u Intended
to be merely an outline hastily dictated to
. s,enosrapher during q great press Of
essential elements OF grace and perspicuity
which SO frequently attract attention to the
biography q k.nsss people VIII great