The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-30
Along the Kansas Nile.

In Marshall county this year the Popu
lists and Democrats met under one roof.
The Emporia street fair management
this year will again exclude the oans du
ventre.
The wyandotte lodge Of Odd Fellows
celebrated its ffty-second anniversary
Tuesday.
Fort Scott has voted to buy the old
Kansas Normal school in that city for
High school.
A Yates Center dispatch claims that
there was a slight snow storm there
last Sunday.
A Mckinley and Roosevelt club has
been organized at Winfield with one hun
dred members.
What ever became of the long novel
Senator ingalls, was writing? Where is
the manuscript?
Governor Stanley has been invited TO
make several speeches in Ohio during the
present campaign.
A G. A. R. special going through New
ton was polled, and 1S7 Of the passengers
were for Mckinley and 36 for Bryan.
A Kansas soldier in the Philippines
says that the hardest thing in the war
is to be deprived of the sight Of a white
wOman's face.
Inc national EStpuD4lCdN CouuNllCtee
does not list Kansas as a doubtful state.
The committee thinks it is certain for
Mckinley. And 1t IS.
Ed Howe complains that no pair Of
suspenders was ever made right. the
angle in the back being too obtuse and
permitting the suspenders TO slip down
over the shoulders.
The following outsiders are booked TO
speak in Kansas during the campaign:
Senators Beverage, Fairbanks, Wolcott
| Thurston, Burrows, Foraker and Con-
gressmen Henderson, Hepburn and
Lacey.
IN the McPherson-Harvey district
Charles SchaeTer, who once ran for
office in Sedgwick county, and was al
/ terward consul at Vera Cruz, has been
nominated BIZ the fusionists for sta e
senator.
| Newton has a nero smallpoz pahent
who is in an isolated pest house. Those
/ in the neighbornood complain that the
/ patient gets out in the evening and
strolls around. ana they want him in
structed 10 stay within doors.
| Last year Ridgley, now chairman OF
| the Populist state central commit e,
wrote to ]. II. Dunsmore, friend: we
are now il for an experiment Of expsn-
! sion. I an fully satisfied that our civ
illzation is to be carried across the Pa
cific. The battleshtps have paved the
way. I think * is a mistake 10 raise
a. party issue IN opposition to the irey-
liable and ever westward march OF civ
/ ilizaton- am not at all IN accord with
/ those who want 70 opstruct this move
ment"
with one exception" says the Fort
Scott Monitor Dad Bales Is the only
man in Company T, % the Twentie h
! Kansas, that the members have positive
/ knowledge OF having killed a. frs1rgeat
/ during the engagement f. the Philippines
war II was few days after tbs ooen-
! ing OF hostiittss that Private Bales
quick aim and FIRE came IA handy. The
I insurgents were il the habit o. drop
ping down "a tks tall grsss ana weeds
I and waiting until the pursuing 50 .Gleg .
/ had 2asssd- Then they would EeL up
ard take a shot at Uncle sans men.
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pany T was passing tas insurzenf Tz3se5
Up q feE yards from Lssussnaat Green
/ ard rsise1 ais gun 20 FIRE Tha Officer
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of 6rlaE when he heard sae sharp ~
port Z Eun and The irsgrEsat Tel
back dead Il was DAG Bales. Re syaa
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