The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-29
ALONG the Kansas Nile.

Before dying Mrs. McKinstry Of Hutch
| inson requested that the choir sing: Abide
| With Me-"
| In politics. Cy. Leland does very little
| figuring Most of his so-called schemes
are instructive actions.
| The state Populists are worried over a
want Of funds" But the Republicans
are not suffering from a want of fun.
Annie B. Dodd. the Republican candidate
for register of deeds in Stanton county,
| passes the cigars around just like man.
1t is rumored that the other state officers
have demanded OF Governor Leedy that he
remove Webb McNaI for corruption at
once.
The Barber County Index, Populist, IN
noting the death of George Pullman, says:
Another old scoundrel has gone TO his
just deserts"
1t is no longer possible in Kansas to
pick out a banker on the street by the
cataleptic glaze over his eyes and his pale,
drawn cheeks.
The average Kansas man wants to be-
come rich, so that he can have a good
brass band playing on his front porch all
through the day.
when / received this nomination. said
a Reno county candidate on the Populist
ticket, Il did not expect to have TO fight
the wheat market"
The parents of e. Dorado are forming
league whose object will be TO force
Young men 10 pay for the kerosene and
coal they consume while counting their
daughters.
Henry Gallup. Reno county's jointist.
into Jail, where he will stay until ne pays
il. Gallup intends to stay there for life
rather than pay 1t.
Mason S. Peters. Populist congressman
from the Second district in Kansas, says
that people have been demanding prosper
ity, that they have It now, and that Nc
Kinley will be reelected.
A leading Wichita Populist says that he
doesn't believe that the Populist party will
die, but that if it does. there ought 20
be inscribed on its tombstone the words:
1T monkeyed too much"
This year man VIII vote his convic-
tons in Kansas just as hard as he did last
year when he had to take of several cam
paign buttons in order 10 allow the free
use OF his arm in marking his ballot.
Attorney General Boyle himself is shock
ed by the official sand-bagging done by
Webb McNan and his agents. He admit
ted II the charges made were true that
he would be Inundated by pleading IN
defense Of the official who perpetrated the
outrage.
Boom item from lola Register: Tom Nc
Clure. who has been confined 70 his bed
for the past two months. was able 10
walk down town yesterday. He says the
- 80 hardly
his way around. We are glad TO see him
up again.
The Populist papers are row puohshing
an article showing that Kansas has been
prosperous for the last seven years and
that good times are Tot consequently The
property Of Mckinley. Think about that
Think hard about it, Good times in Kan
sas for the last seven years.
II might as well be understood now that
Republicans who place an IL the square |
10 the right OF the mans name for ThicA |
they want 10 vote viii be rewarded II |
heaven, bu, the Republican who marks !
an X 10 the Jeff OF the name vii De fred |
10 a frazzle in the over-heatei beyond.
Indeed. no one car imagine Tow Popu-
ism has changed TIE sristocratic su- |
Aurb of Wellington Is sylvan Heights. ans |
me other evening Lyman Magic, whoss |
home IS situated there. entertained his /
many friends a. party that J. P.erqo1i /
Morgan would have been 1atteTsc - have
attended
Il has become the fashion with Kansas
pagers 20 print portraits of local ca7di-
dates The average candidate vii e; 'hs i
raper containing his portrait. SIP OF q
some au.et $40, and swell Hks AZ la1sts5
tire. There IL 10 Toy fo- kan.ss mar
thai equals TIA; OF ses,ng A!s face X print
with al intellectual sc-utialz.ng lock -
the eyes
Romance 90 a saw, from the FoTs Scot;
Monitor: A .sisox who rax tryt1E % ST. |
q tsc-szch back saw was z-reste1 L =
secondhand sore yesterday ey O1-csf
Dearth. He claimed 10 I've here bit a.
re "a not give IRE name ct Any stree
In IRE city a. re enc ae lived o. the
officer es5 Tot believe him he p-0Ssb,y
.-nis IRE zAx-