The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-13
Along the Kansas Nile.

Ex-Governor Morrill, Is said to be dan
gerously i'll at Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Albert Horton says that Ingalls, could
easily take the nomination for congress ir
the First district.
Mike Kelly, who Il In the Fort Scott
calaboose, imagines that he Is being
chased by ghosts.
| The employees OF the salt works al
Hutchinson have had their wages raised
from 81 80 to $50 day.
| Charles Scott OF lola thinks that Fred
Funston. after he has reached home viii
| buy a fruit farm and settle down OF II.
! According to the Atchison Globe. ali
men and women are considered as good
as the best; all men as bad as the worst
o. ". Bane, a convict in the state
| prison who viii get out in August, claims
to have proof of the innocence Of Willie
Sells.
This years the Kansas corn is finer
J than II has ever been before. but Kansas
| appears to be determined not to begin
| to say until August L
Joe Hudson will not be put in editorial
charge Of the Capital OF Topeka, as re-
ported. Dave Mulvane refuses 10 sell It
is said that $4,000 was offered for the
paper.
The other day a man travelling with his
Fe train, near Hutchinson. The passen-
gers made up q purse for the wife and
| children.
The thing which probably occurs most
| often to Fred Funston Il that while he
was swimming the Bag-Rag and the
dum-dum bullets were dashing about him.
that some Filipino didn't accidentally hit
| him.
whisner, the Kansas City man who
wanted Kansas to raise 10000 TO b1ng
the Kansas regiment home in a special
train. Is not meeting with success. To-
peka has not put up her 5000 assessment
yet.
Senator Harris had an understanding
with Merriam that the census patronage
in the Third district should go to the
Populists. II Merriam row names Re
publican supervisor for that district. Har-
ris will seek to defeat the appointee's
confirmation in the senate.
Down In Mexico they have a queer
method of Furnishing boys. Paul HUdson's
Mexican Herald has this item from Qua
dalajara: Yesterday a hfteen-ysar-oid
boy named Rafael GOdInez was arrested
for fighting with his mother. having CIV
en- her quite a beating. He was drafted
into the Fifteenth Infantry"
Susan B. Anthony's life and works have
appeared In book form In that book II
develops that from childhood Miss An
thongs financial MANAGEMENT was as i'm
provident as "Muiler'E life Of trust" ard
had not. like that. the adjunct o. Eesound-
ing prayer. Sometimes however. her ne
cessiiies were prayers distinctly overheard
by generous friends: hence at one time
5000 from Francis jackson. aad AZ an
other 500 from his daughter. Nrs. EA-
d.. But much Of the anxiety OF Miss
Anthony's experienee has consisted n get
ting into debt and getting on; again. Ev-
cry new enterprise had its dedclt. 20
which generally she contributed the most
from her own earnings--frequectly the
whole amount Her energy ans pluck were
something marvellous. This woman, Eh0
was derided as unfeminine. could come
home exhausted By her travis and their
incidents Of hardship and prfystion. and
do more houseEork and better than many
Of the women who called her evil Names
The entry IN her Journal reads: Helped
the girl wash this morning: IN the after
pOou ironed SIX shirts and started for Nsw
York al O'Clock Was little BIZ tired"
In ore particular she Afforded some color
OF truth 20 those who said she was ~
sexed; she could DO mans work Il neces-
sary. she could whitewash her oWn kitens
en. and. when her father W0uid 70 %
Kansas for the EuEnnsr. she took entire
charge Of the farm. put IN fhs crops.
watched over. harvested and sod thsms
assisted her mother with the h0ussgerk
ard the family sewing ans. b. way q
variety. pieced q silk CUNT and agoTe
twensy yaras Of rag esrpet IN TIE 80
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