The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-01
Along the Kansas Nile.

General Joe Hudson believes the war
will last a long time.
In the east people generally call the
gun-boat Topeka, the Tapioca.
Reverend A. S. Embree OF Topeka is
trying to get on the stan Of General Hud-
son.
! Fred. Funston says that no cooperation
with the insurgents as an organized army
can be expected.
Leedy made a really fine speech Memo
rial day at Topeka. There are times when
Leedy is mighty Hkeable.
( 10. Bristow will be present at the Hutch
( inson convention 10 receive the homage
of all fourth-class postmasters.
/ 1t is too bad that John Seaton is going
/ to get his hopes so high. only TO have
/ them dashed to the ground next week.
There is no telling what has made En-
gland feel so kindly toward America.
Maybe it was our consignment OF Kansas
butter.
/ H W. Schumacher Of FL Dorado, county
attorney of Butler. wants to be q major
and Governor Leedy will probably ap-
point him.
Fred. Funston writes from Tampa that
the feeling is there that unless Cuba Is
taken Immediately, Emperor William
viii mix in the war.
1t is now claimed that the Shawnee DEL
egatiou at Hutchinson will be as much
for Bailey for congressman at large as for
Seaton for governor.
The Fast Mail the other morning ran
from Topeka 10 EmporiA. a distance OF
sixty-nine miles, in sixty-two minutes,
and brought only state news.
The people who make money IN south
ern Kansas are fuslng. \ brakeman on
the Frisco married the telephone central
girl Of Arkansas City the other day.
As predicted. Ed. Little has made a
great soldier. His men are very fond OF
him and his regiment gets as much atten-
ton as any other on the Pacific coast
The san Francisco papers seem 10 be
rubbing It in a little too hard On the rag
gedness OF the Kansas boys. We can sell
half our wheat and buy the whole state Of
California.
ResubrnissionIsts. Prohibitionists and ev-
erybody else in Kansas should rise Up
and cry against the establishment o.
canteens in Kansas camps f0T the purpose
OF getting money 10 care for the sick.
Mrs Posth.ewait OF Hutchinson con
fesses that she killed the butcher named
Boyd. Part Of the people believe her story
is untrue and was tod for Ihe purpose u
saving her boys, who are under susp.-
cion.
OF the new call for go men from Kan
sas all bui SO viii be used 10 Ell up the
first enlisted regiments 70 their fall
strength. This viii leave not enough
for e new regiment consequently no nsw
colonies all be appointed Governor
Leedy must be CAD q Il
Marion Record: Reference Eas made
In the Record .ast week % the similarity
of this spring to the spring q =. Fer
the encouragement q farmers Who are
bsEaAllg the lataEsss Of cora-plaatlzg.
We want 20 remind tasEa that snai Eas
one Of the bezt corn years ne have had
ard that complaining Continued t1at
year clear up % the first of JuiF. an1
even iater taan that Nr. Wa s4G.s.d
informed us the 0tAer day that ne as.psf
70 plant seventy acres q cora tor Eatsar
Mollohaa. beginning after the fsezilsta
q June ard ending o. Ia twentieth q
that month. ard thai F1t1rs &c4ohan
told him afterwards tAzR thai corn y.sl5-
ID ssvelty-tiTe bushes % me acre. Re
ga Lot Inform Us whGt variety = cora
n planted. EGi 3 nay base psez a.
e&iy maturing ysrety. as Father No
ioh4n VS. u1ca given % Y&airE tAst
kla5 of eGrn- Mr. g. Z Il OGrags- also
Informed Is the other Gag ;hzt NJ Rss-
zen riggs piaz:s4 coFz Ihs latter par.
o. June which yfe.6e6 a blz crop. kz-
t1st TIE fcosts damaged 4 somewhat We
coui4 give EzzaT Instances of god crvas
Of corn raised lhxS year which ssge plant
q several weeks LATER than EhIs q
course, history may nzt repeat itso3s agg
sasn again Z nay. 2aS wifh ias groa1d
- thoroughly Eosks5 AID % aueh a. En-
usual csgth. = = ussrs tA4z nEosEs.s i
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