The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-02
Along the Kansas Nile

There will be a pronounced majority Ren-
timent in Kansas in favor of Paul Kru-
ger, II II comes TO war.
It Is said that the Atchison street rail-
way, II 1t were not for its iigntIiis con-
tract with the city, would lose $40 i day.
The Rock Island railroad has had two
bad wrecks within a week. The road
must have borrowed the Santa Fe's fast
mail hoodoo.
Governor Riddle says that the Troy
Chief under It's present management 10 q
better paper than 1t ever was under the
late Sol Miller.
Miriam A. Eskridge, daughter Of Cover
nor Eskridge of Emporia. and Kenneth
Lee Bernard. Santa Fe agent at Bagdad,
Colo, have been married.
Miss Grace Mckinley. niece OF the presi-
dent, has arrived at Junction CITY for a
visit OF several weeks with her brother.
lieutenant James Mckinley, sixth cav
airy.
Thomas Fenlon, the Leavenworth Demo
crat employed to wipe out Klondike. has
already drawn $50 fees for the work
Perhaps he expects to smother the place
under coin.
The Kansas Free ThJught association
has declared against the Filipino war. in
dorsed Bob Ingersou and hovfed because
the government intercepts letters OF
despicable nature
At . CheTryvale peunloo the other dap
Dick Blue violently attacked Governor
Stanley, calling him the stay -at-home
governor" Stanley was only Is years I'D
during the civil war.
The city attorney Of WELLINGTON kas
been instructed By ths council TO begfn.
September /. prosecutions OF men indebt-
ed TO the city for occupation tax. at he
rate of five per day.
The PopUlfst Filipino platform Of Pratt
county says: I'VE condemn the present
rational administration for It's weak and
unmanly war policy. inasmuch as IL Is an
expansive policy to enrich capitalists"
McNaA says that II he were insurance
commissioner in Church's place he would
notify Governor Stanley that the insur-
ance Office was entirely separate from the
governors Office and order the governor
to keep his nose out.
Near Pratt q man went home drunk
and abused his wife. The Pratt Republic
an adds: His loud and abusive language
attracted attention. and 1t wasn't long
until he subsideG. Apparently the neigh
bors did something to him.
lieutenant Green Of Topeka, IN the
Twentieth. has been pr0rn0;ei 70 c1p-
tain By General Otis funstr1 Old pot
want 90 see Green prompted. because Re
was Lktie's friend. but General Otis bav-
ing met the young nau. recommended bis
promotion himself
Fred Funston says the naoss humorous
thing in hls war experience was the MAJ
ner in which the Kansas boys. lying IN f1e
trenches with the rebel sheiis going past
overheard. borrowed from the baseoaa yo-
cakuiary. A. q shell would whistle By
overhead the boys would ysT: Get 'esn
down. cd nan"
Noble PreatIs works this into he history
OF Kansas. credIcag u a. "a eys-Eit1es@
Of the Doug lasz-Dunsmore var: NO OBJ
er capital city on earth e0Sts4 have passed
Chroaga saca a scene % coahict wftsout
serSoas ioss Of afe and. Il - a1so likely.
great dsstractiOa q properly Tie a5-
senes OF tbs SAloon II the c6isf explzns-
ton"
. Il eaks e." sasa the PoDulast. sneaking
on ese report q ne com ufttes On ~esr-
lusfons that re have resolved n fsv1r
OF Axusnaido. Brt W4sak coed NSI that 90
AgaiuaSeo7 II re are gosng % be tor hiIa.
81 q % fer hfza heaft aad sOsl. ere !
move. 1Sr Cbalrnan. thar ws 80 a0s tase
ID . coEscsioa as1 sen1 q 20 hsn IT,"
Cesar ye5ed rs chasyuza. wso uas