The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-14
Along the Kansas Nile,

In his letter to J. r. Burton. Speaker
| Henderson of Iowa calls him my boy"
It is thought TO be dead sure thing
! that Tom Anderson will be made state
statistician-
The Good Citizens League Of Topeka IS
prodding the sheriff because he does not
| close all the joints.
The latest inside story at Topeka Is that
| Henry Allen, private secretary 10 Gov
ernor Stanley, intended 10 resign tAis
week.
IIeedy's administration has come 70 the
! point with pride" stage in Populism. The
| Butler county fusionists in this year 5
| platform again indorse It.
Jo Bristow, who is back IN Washing
| ton, says he never heard Of the report
| that he was to be made the first civil
| governor of the Philippines.
| Governor SANKEY'S supervisory board OF
women. headed by Mrs. Stanley, have
made their report, but il is not yet pub
| lished. They viii be allowed $40 day.
a Santa Re train in western Kansas
| the other day was delayed an hour be-
cause the brakeman was Fuustoninz q
! lot of Filipino tramps across the prairie.
A Kansas editor, asked 70 subscribe
, to the Dewey home fund, pleaded pow
! ertv, and remarked that Dewey got 1880
! a year and In addition is a widower, and
Q
| had only himself TO look after.
Lawrence Journal: The Wichita Eagle
writes Of ''the glory OF the American
| prize ring" The chief glory Of the Amer
| ican prize ring IS that every man that
enters * eventually gets licked
The convicts IN the Kansas peHitsnuary
! have organized brass band, the hrst one
| In the United States inside penitsntisry.
Harry Lands has certainly shown won
- 10 " q Sir
There is q great howl among the Popu-
| list papers because the faculty IN the Az
ricultural college al Manhattan were
| bounced. The chances are that the Pcpu-
/ list rank and file care nothing about Il.
A Smith Center man. because Tom An
1 derson refused bride Of $3.50 from Par
sons. proposes that fund De taken up 20
/ cancel the mortgage OF A1deTson's home
I and himself stars the movement with
81
/ TIE nation VIII hear from Ridgeley. the
I oniv Popul.st congressman from kansas
( ir ths next congress. Ridge.ey would rath-
/ er tax than eat. yFe was rev il tne
/ last congress and dtfideut- But be VII
/ turn himself loose next winter.
/ Frederic Remington, the famous artist.
| once worked or z farm near r Dorado-
/ The boys got UP a Joke On him. telling
i hin that the sheriff bad q warrant FOR
! nm charging hCrse-stea Ing Fsernl-z ,11
/ fed and has never been back since.
! chief % Police Devsry q New York
1 vao y messed the prize hgAt and dec area
/ .ba- the con:gz- came Witnl- the .zTs
~ <ey York Tor sparriE1 tess, has
I missed bis vocation. He shcoif have been
I r1,,-+v attorney II = Prohibition c011tT
r. Kansas and worked ~ the rasz3zgl- s.
/ sion vote
10 Br.s,ov. now fourth assistant post
& master general. .Zc-11es sE-s5oTerz.
I 2f.--sI u his prayers. BrlE.ow We CrCs
I 1r-r-Elrz private secretary. TIE s-ate GER
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