The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-22
Along the Kansas Nile.

THE Walnut river" says the versatile
reporter on the Winfield Courier, came
up again last night like Dewey's reputa-
/ ton"
| rs it Dewey?' asked the anxious Kan
sas father as the doctor came down
stairs. NO said the doctor soberly
its Clara Barton"
| Dave Overmyer did not 20 TO war. and
with very good reason He is 10 be the
I candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on the
Populist ticket this fall.
/ This is the time of year when the Kan
sas editor gets hard. snake-coid stare
in his eyes and resolutely refuses 10 pub
/ lish any graduating essay in full.
! There is said 10 be family Of four girls
in Kansas town who have never been
given names. They are known in the fam
/ lily as Big Babe. Little Babe. Babe and
Baby.
! do you think" says at least one man
at the meeting Of every Popullst commit
tee on resolutions. we had better say
anything complimentary OF President Nc
Kinley?
/ The people of Cunningham. KIngman
county, saw the cyclone coming for TWEEN
ty minutes before il struck. This is the
first time on record when any sort 81
warning has been given. Not life was
lost
Coupled peculiarly with every Kansas
mans qualification over having just been
missed by cyclone. is an insistent won
der as TO what would have happened had
it struck him, which almost makes him
wish that II had hit him.
There are a big lot Of zone Of tie com
III f- e.
Of the" best men IN the field fcr probate
judge. means that John Jones - no bet
ter than any other aspirsu,. out makes
him think that he leads them al.
There is a scheme on foot among the
employees Of the Santa Fe 70 all chio iu.
buy a warshlp and present II 10 the gov
eminent for the present war. lis name %
be the Santa Fe. The plan contemplate
the donation OF one days wages by each
employe.
In most instances Kansas farmers. after
paying OF their Indebtedness. are placing
rheir money deep in some bank win the
resolve never 70 take 10 out Property
has returned 20 Kansas. but % Na1 not
accompanied By It's old friend. Hr. TX
trayaEance.
The truth Of Lee6y's war ambition s.
this He intended 70 60 ss colonel. be-
ueving that the PopuIlsts would re1ou-i-
nate him for governor. This Is what
would have been done n All likelihood.
but Leedy became frightened that - would
not be done. and consequently kept o. 81
war.
Miss Nellie BurEe. Of wiuasl8 vas re-
turning home froTn prayer meeting TIE
other night when a man igmpsd cas- from
bssllnd a tree ard THROWING sls arms
about her, Rugged her hard. Sac emitted
4 scream that shook the cottonwood
leaves pose and ne man sa0t aEsg into
The 6aTknes&
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forward ard arrange Z - ina fas fa~nse-
car gac tvsueoeoss prices for h4a prof.
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reports shat ths Kansas waeE4 cfar 80
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