The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-28
Along the Kansas Nile,

| When the bullet struck Funston's hand
| It shattered his field glasses into thou.
sand pieces.
| Governor SANKEY'S investigating com.
mittee of three put in a bill for s221.47
Mrs. SANKEY'S share OF this was s74.25.
! 1t Is said that Ingalls, rather likes the
! idea of being congressman from the First
| district, but demurs at having to fight
for it.
! Coghlan did not cause as much excite
| ment in passing through Kansas as did
Roosevelt. But Coghlan has no press
agent.
| Evidence In a trial at Emporla the other
| day came out in which Il was shown that
It. took So, O00to start the Emporia Re-
publican.
There is only one man in Kansas who
| can run faster than a Filipino. and that
| Is Kansas hobo when he hears the call
of harvest hands wanted"
Many of the Kansas Popuists think
| Bryan will be elected president on his
| second race, because OF a subtle sympa-
thy people feel for the man who has
| been defeated.
The Ottawa Republican. the paper ed
tied formerly by Henry Allen, Governor
| SANKEY'S private secretary. rebukes Stan
| ley edltorially for not spending more time
/ in the executive office.
! Two hundred OF the Kansas boys have
| been sent home from Luzon sick There
/ have been weeks there when apparently
| the only cheerful moment the boys had
was when they were writing letters
| home.
Attorney General GODDARD holds that IN
| der the present law those VINO have been
| inmates Of the Hutchinson Reformatory
! can not have their rights as citizens re-
stored. Bx-convicts from the penitentiary
| may.
1t has been discovered that the law
! providing for the location Of a rev insane
! asylum does not appropriate money for
| the purchase OF site and unless Par
| sons donates her site she Will not get the
| institution.
A Union veterans union has been form
! ed at Emporia. The organization Is one
OF Union soldiers who propose 10 take
| leading and organized action In politics.
The Emporia Union IS against Mckinley
| ard will boom Roosevelt for president
Il Is a singular thing tha: Kansas
banks and Kansas newspapers cannot be
successfully run by one management
And up 10 date there has not been
sirgle instance where a Kansas news
paper went busted IN trying 70 tide
bank over.
There is always IN Kansas a: this time
OF year a howl for harvest hands. ard
three weeks later a story 70 the eisct
that men have been deceived Into going
into western Kansas where there was no
work for them. and where they are st2ry-
ing. These TWO things are features OF
every Kansas summer.
The man who stood more abuse ard
ridicule because of Kansas than any man
who ever lived. cled near Phiiatel VhiA
last week. This vas Smsdiey Oar ING
ton. He discovered kansas investments"
and when Kansas was passing through
a collapse, eastern investors divided the.r
time between matchmaking Kansas
and Darlington The difference vas thst
Darlington was on the ground ard rad -
face .ae howl OF the kicksrs He never
lost faith a the future Richness Of kas-
sas and IL was too bad ne Ga 10 I've
20 see his tudR-nen: IL the safe Affirmed
fully. a. 50 viii be.
John J. IngaEs on Napoleon: '',Sa poisor
BouaPsrts vas the fncarnasI0a az rnooe-n
democracy. He wAE the ;ypsesi reprs@sn-
ta.5Vs % the might AMI majesty ard
rneauness % the nirsseath csutuTy. H<
Vas not Only the supreme military gen -
Of history but he vas the best i~S1s'a-
tor, the mos dexter0us politician. arc
the biggest iiar that ever Lve1 us -
sources we're insxhzuS;f5ss. his esPs4iy
boucdlesx- He was equally - brine neEo-
tlatfnR treaties with vanquiE5st Eoo7-
archs o. settling the Amounts % Josepa-
trs's Guiglinsrs %otA.uk vas 90 grea;
o. TOO E1naH for rs coGsur7raste poEsTA
For 6eazkse. enduring. prscaca4 snsc:
upon hunnsS institutions and society -
stands easily AZ the had o. tEe E2tufAl
or utGlar kings % MANKIND