The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-06
Along the Kansas Nile,

In the swell circles of Emporia II wouiC
cause no surprise a all if Mrs. Cornelis
Botkin turned out to be Mrs. WaIkup II
disguise.
Most of the Kansas people believe tina
next to Olney, Mckinley is the creates
living American. For it was harder e
bluff England than it was to lick Spain
Judge Horton of the Missouri Pacific
has an eulogistic article on Helen GoulC
in a Topeka paper. VIII a marked copy
be sent TO Miss Gould? Some one should
attend to this.
In the interest Of Truth redivivus. every
Kansas editor should now make a sol
emn VOW TO say nothing political editori-
ally that he would not willingly back W
by bet OF 80 cents.
Prohibition has grown some rank net
ties in Kansas police circles. In many
instances IL has taught officers to con-
/ spire with all kinds OF law-breakers They
should be grubbed out.
The newspapers have already picked Mr..
| Stanley's private secretary for him-Fred.
| Trigg OF WICHITA. Stanley hasn't select
| ed any appOintees yet. lie viii not until
| after the election. And then he will have
! A world OF woe, as the candidate always
! does who is promise-free.
| In the last two years but ten private
and state banks have failed in Kansas
| Breidenthal says five OF these failed oe-
cause OF dishonesty: four failed because
OF the load Of boom paper. while one
failed from paying big interest on &C.
posts.
Jerry Simpson Is az the Blossom House
at Kansas City with something which
very much resembles typhoid fever. Eve
rybody wishes him a speedy recovery.
that is, excepting TIE prejudice blind par
tisans, and. thank heaven. hey are r. O
microscopic minority.
In the conduct OF It's public men, IN
their speeches. IN the general run q
things here is a new dignity about Kan
sas for the appearance OF which We
should thank heaven. Kansas merely had
the mysteries and Dr. New England, the
Old fool. called IL anarchy.
The0dosius Botkin is out in an open Let
ter roaring about the condition OF the
camps What a tiresome struggle some
kaasans keep Up 20 break on the etage
and turn somersaults before an audience
that doesn't expect them. hasn't asked for
them and IS not pleased with their per
Torrance.
Funston and Little viii be mustered out
L is a good thing Some bitter taings
have been said Of both. II al respects
stye one the boys are worthy But the
public viii moi stand bUst-hsade6ness
4 N T. Randolph. for years supreme
court reporter, was found dead 81 MS
room one day last week az Topeka lie
was fae best Informed sAakesgs1rean
scholar Il kansas
Doster saysthzt A Ee- must Tot Re VII
lied BreiGcuthal. Hairs and BOYLE sly
Mckinley must Dc compliment. Lssty
vii continue 20 abuse him. Ths .ac-s
are that Republicans WI be sie-fes ccr-
ors-s on Mck5aley's popularity thIs fan
Abuse OF Mckinley wiH only rep sha
Republicans along Leety Simply male
a coo political ejaculation taat 3feF.in.sy
should Re attacked lie se.i doEn Even
In poIt@os j is best % s2e1k from re
hear
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court. las VISITED CAMPS AIEsr az 4
Thomas. AID BE dsa1C-cez r. rass vzz1r-
oCs terms ire ly,nE that = being ec-s
as 20 ere conditions tNsf sxsBs here 9s 4
says ihe-s e ne 3 word % fru.a n sAt
ye.3ew fevs- stories tAst are hs1a~ pYs-.-
IS sbogf TIE Eu1srsres - shs ss.st~rs.
aid szys- That tness has been sarh
= ho5esz3s criminal 6sreslctscu q sury a.
lie zeEs2spsrs ~ % rzzks cot = ~
patent Ct tie tGca e sas accusations ny
Judgment a tas present srzy = re best
fec. best clothed. 6eNt cared far boy 4
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