The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-19
Along the Kansas Nile,

Fred Collier. for so long managing editor
Of the Topeka Journal, has resigned and
gone to Illinois. He has a job on a Chi
cago paper
William D'Ham. the Atchison man who
left for the Klondike without saying au
revoir to his family, has come back TO re-
pair the injury.
Jim Richie Of Augusta, who lost a foot
in the charge on San Juan hill, has been
given pension of $50 a month by the
government.
Miss Olivia O'Brien Of Topeka has re-
turned from Manila. She denies the story
that she passed cartridges to the Kansas
boys on the fighting line.
DR.. Pitcher, at the solicitation OF the Re
publicans of Cowley county. will be per-
mitted 70 serve out his full term as super
intendent OF the Imbecie asylum.
The business men of Topeka have COM
bined to make the telegraph companies
receive as stipend the rates enacted by the
extra session last winter which are great
ly reduced rates.
Calvin Hood and Cy. Leland are now
put down as staunch supporters OF Sena-
tor Baker for reelection. The census su-
pervisors are also reckoned as a great
strength to Baker.
DR.. Perrin, a palmist. now declares that
John Collins IS not guilty. II will take
more than palmistry 10 get Collins out of
the penitentiary, although the evidence
Of disreputable characters put him in.
Insurance Superintendent Church has
appointed Senator Batty OF Florence TO
examine the Indiana State Life Insur-
snce company. When Batty returns his
expense account will be made public.
Mayor Drew. who has just taken the
sceptre in Topeka, has ordered all the
Joints TO close. and they have done so
with unanimfty which via make the
agitating Prohibiuonlsts stop and think
hard.
Mrs Buchsn. wife Of Captain Fred Bu-
chan, Of Kansas, is dead at Manila The
two were married less than year ago.
Mrs. Buchan was Miss Lucinda Smith OF
Lawrence. a very beautiful and intel
lectUal young woman.
The people OF Gem City have sent
petition 10 the court y visitation asking
that the freight rates 10 that town be left
unchanged. as they are perfectly satisfsc-
tory. Some railroad attorney needs pro
motion fo- that smart move.
There IS a great deal OF frothy talk
about a factional night between Mu1vane
and Cy. Leland. so long as M1lvare de-
pen6s on editorials and doesn't organize.
Cy. Leland VIII continue 20 get a fun
nights rest once every tdenty-fouT hours.
The board Of directors ~ ihe Ksnsas
penitentiary VIII not only q 70 me Hin-
nesota penitentiary 10 study the binding
Irvine plant. bUt viii visit other pezlten-
tiaries further east state Auditor Cole
Is naHe 70 do something 20 TIE 3uaket
bill
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night who. IN addition 20 other fhlnEs
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