The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-29
Along the Kansas Nile,

Coulter, for commander Of the G. A. r.,
| got 264 votes; Pagan got 14S. Cy. Leland
was supporting Pagan.
| Jim Legate is writing a book Of person
al "reminiscences which ne will entitle:
Thirty Years Out Of Congress"
Topeka is very anxious to welcome the
| Twentieth home with an ovation. Topeka
| sent them away in fine shape, it VIII be
| remembered.
| Sherman PETER, a son OF Ex-senator
| PETER. jumped from a moving train a
| Topeka the other night and seriously
| hurt himself
! All Kansas ever got from Missouri was
! a certain wise credulity, and all Missouri
| S getting from Kansas = Kansas cy-
clone reputation.
There are 100000 mich cows in Kansas
and at exactly p. n. in Kansas there -
an aggregate stream soJashiag into the
pail that would float the Oregon.
The thing that the Kansas Populist
honor Ex-Governor Lee ~ for more than
anything else was the way ne unsheathed
his backbone and drew L on Alger.
The Kansas boys are going 70 come
home reluctantly. Given permission.
F'unstOn's fighters will stay by those
FgHpinos until Bag-Bag freezes over.
Up to a late hour last night the court
of visitation had not appointed a special
policeman TO keep the people. VINO are
crushing in 10 file complaints. in line
Ed. Howe makes the prediction that
when Jim Legate's new book Thirty
Years Out Of Congress" appears a good
many men VIII hurriedly leave the state.
Maude H. Holiday Of OK ri. has sued
Henry Kincade Of Sumner county. fJr
breach Of promise. she nas him down 81
$3.50
Heavens, how careless the Associated
Press Is IN relating how Fred Funston
swan the Bag-Bag. Il neglected entirely
to say whether ne did # overland OF
dog-fsshion.
". A. Porter, one 81 Dan Anthon's can
dtdstes for the council. Is suing the Lesv-
euworth STANDARD for 500 I9r charging
during the campaign that Porter couldn't
pay his Office rent
There Is a plan sfCot 70 give the
Twentieth Kansas a rousing reception az
Topeka upon their return This is proper.
Kansas has SO Tar treated her returning
volunteers rather shabby
The Medicine Lodge CTessst claims that
Nr. wnev OF Mead county was appointed
fish warden az the demand o he cattle
rlsn. the catfish lately having grown into
the habit q crawling out "A ne pastures
ard biting The young calves.
Ebert Hubbard, The B0stonfsr. couosl-
-uents Lieutenant Rowan q Atchl son FOR
bis reiicent ard effective work during tha
war. Hubbard. however, = partial .
Kansas Daring dwellings g = tramp
s7mnia, Re wrote Lewsiliug encouraging
let;s-s
r 2. NcKerc1e-. who vas chief clerk
- Nickersoa when Nsckerson was Eeu-
sral manager q the Saa;a Fe. zl -
made general manager = TIE Mexican
Cer:raf. n smother fstv- rez-s Kansas
men w.H cortrol ere railroads ot he
country
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congress Is sad 20 - trsng-i1~ EeTn a
good deal q 5.1e grass oTsr r the lard
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