The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-22
Along the Kansas Nile.

The exciting part which John ]. ingalls,
is taking in the present campaign would
hardly sprain an iron bridge.
The farm where Buffalo Bill Cody was
born Is in Leavenworth county, and is
now the property of William Lacaille.
This steer" said the farmer as he
knotted tho rope around his waist, will
do to tie to-" But he changed his mind
later
Through a typographical error King
man paper is made to say that an Atch-
ison preacher was fired when kissing a
girl.
Fred Funston has asked permission to
grant all married men in his regiment dis
charges before the regiment sets out for
Manila.
Senator Harris son. a soldier, is very
i'll in New oYrk and Senator Harris has
had to cancel all his campaign engage
ments.
The People are not turning out TO hear
PETER, either. It will be terrible blow
TO PETER If he makes Palmer and Buck
ner ending.
Mary Woods, thirty-seven years old,
committed suicide at Leavenworth the
other day by jumping into well. She
was respondent.
An Atchlson girl has souvenir OF the
late war that she Is not saying much
about. but she is quietly preparing to
marry him next month.
Men make offices; not offices men.
Stanley will make the Office Of governor.
The presidency of the Transvaal was
nothing until Kruger became president.
In certain Kansas county two men are
Of INV
is said that one man has no Office and
one client, and the other has an office
but no client.
Only one soldier has been nominated
for office in Kansas. Marion Watson. for
the legislature in Reno county. Watson
was chief musician in the Twenty-hrst
regiment band.
A western Kansas Populist announced
a meeting at which he would take for
a subject: why People do not attend
political meetings" Only two men came
out to hear him
The last PopuIist legislature knocked
the dayllghts out OF the Office OF county
attorney and the office-runuing lawyers
in Kansas for the most part are casting
covetous eyes on the probate iudgeship.
John BrfedenthaI will make speech TINS
week FOR Leedy. He Will use as the theme
OF his talk that Populism did not hurt
Kansas. but the hard times Ia the state
were caused by the operations Of thiev-
ing loan agents.
Attorney General Boyle has given his
opinion that a city council can not pass
a legal ordinance providing for the issu-
ancs OF search and seizure warrants in
liquor cases. This inquiry came from Wei
nngton, and the opinion Is Boyle's an
swer.
The rest of Kansas nay BE dragging
along as ever. but IN lola y Dorado.
Newton. Arkansas City, Winfield. Vel
li..gton. Caldwell. Hutchinson and Wien-
ita there Is a pereeDtioiy Increasing move
meut IN real estate prices which 10 one
can gzinsay.
Al Eureka. Bo,kin had 100 people: stan
ley had 90. al Howard Botkin had IL:
Stanley turned more than that many
away. because they couldn't get into the
court house; both are GethedlKts, ara
rafting good talksrz- TIE people axe Sita
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