The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-28
Along the Kansa, Nile.

Il Is said that the Joints at MulvanA
Argonia, South Haven and Hunnewoll
| in Sumner county, have been closed
The difference between the corn croy
| Of this year and Of 1889 is that the farmers
this year have granaries in which to store
| Il.
Mrs H T. Parker Of Fort Scott wal
bitten by a kissing bug while asleep.
The pain awoke her. The swelling lasted
| only a day.
A western Kansas minister came
mighty near dying from over-eating OF
chicken. He was suffering from one Of
those dum-dum pullets.
The Hutchinson News is against Henry
Clay Evans and suggests that Vice-Pres-
ident Hobart take Evans away and have
a little talk with him, too.
George Terrell writes home to hide
pendence that Otis pushes the volunteers
TO the front and holds the regulars back
for fear they viii get hurt.
Mrs. Margaret Harding, q prominent
dry goods merchant Of Topeka, has sued
for divorce her husband, d. J. Harding.
who travels for a Boston house.
Grandma Neel of Mcpherson county
died last week, aged S. She left two
sons, two daughters, fifteen grancchil-
dren and seventeen grandchildren.
Providence has It in for the pohticians
Every section and field Of southern Kan
sas has had plenty of rain this year ex-
cept the town OF Medicine Lodge.
Not a Populist paper up to date has
mentioned the fact that the only street
railway In Cleveland on which there Is
no strike is that owned by Mark Hanna
II. C. Achenback has been appointed
postmaster at Clay Center, after a long
struggle between two other men who had
TO get out OF the way and let q COM
promise man take Il.
Bob Ingersoll may be having an expe-
rience with extreme temperature, but II
is nothing compared to the man who one
OF these days Is compelled to ride ten
miles between two hedge rows Of coun-
try road in Kansas
!. Not a Populist IN Kansas has IA ed
because Mckinley has made lawyer SEE
rotary of war. In the old days when at
torneys were not admitted into Populism.
the Populists would have got up on their
hind legs over Roots appointment and
yelled lung loose.
The boys In the Twentieth regiment
in Manila are calling one another down
for writing fiction home TO the folks Dell
Walters Of lola writes home: The Kan
sas papers we got on the last mail were
the darnedest things we ever saw.
don't see what they want to publish such
things for"
Topeka has a natural gas sensation
A small stream runs through Gnilford
DudIey's farm. two miles south Of To-
peka, and 81 was found that q match.
applied to the air bubbling up AZ a certain
point. caused q 20 ignite A number Of
Topeka men became 50 interested that
they met last night 10 talk Up the forfna-
ton OF q Company 10 make something 81
the discovery.
General Luna's folks. IL they ever sac
this. Will read IL with Interest II IL
from q letter from Dell Walters 20 his
folks At lola. He says: General Luna
says that TIE United States esa rot ez-
pecs him 10 hSht civil any mere sbd that
he has turned OUTLAW. We got 70 see
him at Calumpit the day Of the big fght
He vas riding a big. black horse eeaind
the linss. and waving bis hat. trJfng 70
make his men fight. but they could not
stand 70 20 hear the crack % tsoss
''Krsgs." ami nearly ali % the boyz we're
try-ing 20 shoot hfm- He ha5s q good
mark 10 shoot ~, for be Vas wearing
a white Uniform think whez ne get
aim the var wiz BE over with Bat ] |
dOn't tank c VIII get him verJ sooa-"
Tns decay q prohIbstioa In Kansas f.
best marked by the evoi1tson % ths bar
ten6er- IN - the bar-tszdsr e01ceaied |
his eacs under . slouen hat Re stOea