The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-01
Along the Kansas Nile,

| Captain Amos Walton, a prominent cit
! izen of Arkansas City. is dead, He was
! a member OF Ninth Kansas Volunteer
! cavalry in the civil war.
1t is a fact that the angry glare had
| left the eyes of the eastern bankers when
! they looked at the Kansas bankers at the
meeting in Denver last week.
! It seems funny to remember the time
when Kansas people sat up at nights on
! their front porches and growled because
| the India mints had been closed up.
Jesse Purcell writing home to Harper
says the boys of the Twenty-flrst want
TO be mustered out but their high-salar-
led officers are suppressiug their petit
tons.
Ed Little and Fred Funston are both
pneumatic Funston has an inner tube
and if punctured may be mended. But
stick hedge-thorn in Ed. Little and be
is gone forever.
The truth about Populism is that II be-
gan 10 die soon after it was born, as pure
unaduIterated Populisfn. Its first sign
OF disease was the general bust-up Of
Alliance Exchange grocery stores.
Governor dwellings friends contend
that If Leedy is beaten by a bigger ma
that dwellings administration was more
popular than Leedy's. But VIII II?
1t is only by turning TO the files Of the
newspapers that one can appreciate the
depth Of folly Kansas reached eight
years ago. For instance POpu!ist papers
then advised Populisis TO boycott those
stores which did not advertise IN Popullst
papers.
The Populist papers have quit anticipat-
ing. At the beginning Of tbs war they
went wild over Fitzhugh Lee, the idea
being that Lee and Mckinley would clash,
and they could blame Mckinley. Mo
Kinlev keeps right on recognizing and
promoting Lee and Less name 5 never
mentioned By Populist newspapers any
more.
Attorney General Boyle has been order
ed to the mountains By rs physicians.
He is III with nalar.sl fever. Leedy IS
sick also Both men have entered an up-
bill fght and sickness az his tirns -
misfortune II which the man, whose soul
has rot been warped with the persiuuoa
juice OF partisan politics. yrnPaih.zss VIII
them.
lola Register: VIXEN Vernon Kellogg.
Al Emporia boy. went 70 Europe feE
months ago. part % as JOB AS % iooE
after {zSfpD worm O. eaNeis le49aSlIs
70 Mrs. Leland Stanford. who vas a pass
enger On the sane boat lie carries them
- = LITTLE grip and never let Or; but hs
coufessss noT that ne Ezs on ths verge
of nervous pTostra;loa wien re tang .
al over
After al there fs esiy ere r1an n Ear-
sas who would aavs become historical n
C-ornEe.l's parliament. Il sae co5tirsatal
congress. 81 ire Frsaca CHAMBER Q: 6e2-
u:les. Or t. :hs Reicastag Win BIS
uarrk S-a-lzess. DarToE1ess. ara see
concerted envy q r7edlocrstV Turned II
gas down n Kansas po15tics- lis tsfeat
vas burning slams ard rs greseu,
uysvasy = scandal against me gotsllI-
zercs ot tas ststs-
TIE thing Eklcz worries - America
cs.izen when as ezters q velunteeT 4r-y
"a thas ne becomes. trzssva -oa1lT tas en-
fszsed subordinate 90 sne otGce1h Zas
far- t1at :hess sf1csrs are c1zvsc-. bore
lozflrx politicians sS1s 20 rs aszi.}asiaz
n saca q eeEres ta1t - W8sl4 never e.
Gsf zers 81 70. fo- tke <Ecs tAzs a-s
patriotism IS paramount 70 81 "a asart- +.
fe3t o8sectsars %ow ween sae NsS e
8rer fhe zest - patriotism dies aasg
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