The Advocate and news., 1898-09-28

Curley Harrison Of Ottawa. There ar
dozens Of other Republicans Of less prom
inence who have no intention OF votini
the ticket
Rev. j. w. Browder, pastor of the col
Ored Baptist church at Leavenworth, an
nOunces that he will not only not sup
port Stanley but that he will work hart
for Governor Leedy.
A NortOnVille business man pulled
mans ear because he used improper Ian
guage in the presence of lady in from
Of his store. He now has $4,000 dam
age suit on his hands.
The Republicans have at last wakeC
up and have nominated one soldier IL
the present war for office. In Mitchell
county Captain CharleswOrth is the nom
inee for Representative.
The boys of the Twentieth gave ben
eft parade and review at San francisco
last week for the widow and children O.
Captain Richter, First United States vol
unteer infantry, who was killed at Ma
nila
If his signature to the statement is
worth anything the Mayor Of the largest
city in Kansas has become a Socialist
Mayor Marshman Of Kansas City is one
Of the signers on the Socialist Labor Pc
tition.
When the Twenty-frst Kansas left
Lexington nearly every man was able to
travel. Three cars were provided for
the eighty sick men and they were taken
from the hospital to the train in ambu-
lances.
Senator Harris had to withdraw from
the campaign last week to go to New
York to care for his son, Sergeant Craig
Harris, Of the First District of Columbia
volunteers, who Is very sick with ty-
phoid fever.
In addition to his busy times in the
Office Webb McNall superintends oper-
atiOns on his 1000-acre farm in Smith
county. He may wear out some day,
but rust will not find any lodging place
on his anatomy.
According to the Socialist Labor Pc
tition on file with the Secretary of State
Curley Harrison, of Ottawa, has become
a Socialist. He managed the Second dis
triCt Republican Congressional campaign
in 1894 and 1896.
Harry Mason and Harry G. Blum, the
two officers Of the First State bank of
Marion who have been arrested for vio-
latiOn Of the banking law, will have an
other trial, the jury in the first one hav-
ing failed to agree.
Eastern people call the boys in the
Twenty-second Kansas coyotes. Statis-
tics relative to the knowledge of the coy
Ote possessed by the soldiers of this
regiment would show that less than half
of them ever saw one.
Last weeks dispatches conveyed the
impression that Col. Funston was about
to be appointed as a brigadier general,
but the promotion Of number of reg
ular army officers to that rank made
such thing impossible.
One of the twenty printer boys in COM
pany G, Twenty-seCond Kansas went
right home as soon as he was furlOughed
and went to work at the case. He will
take lay off about October 13 and re-
port and be mustered out.
John w. Breidenthal resents Stanley's
insinuation that he will vote the Repub-
lican ticket this year. He is making an
occasional speech and there is no more
prospect Of his voting for Stanley than
there is Of Greenback Williams doing so.
Clemens says Webb McNall may be a
thief, as Republicans allege, but that if
he is the people Of Kansas should have
their attention called to Lincolns ac-
tion in a similar case. A delegation Of
preachers demanded Gen. Grants re-
moval because he drank whisky. Lin
coin listened patiently and then inquired
what particular brand of whisky Grant
used, and added that If he could find