The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-24
AIono the Kansas Nile.

A telephone line is sprouting out from
| Alma directly toward Usage City.
To carry Atchison for Curtis all the
Curtis banners also had to bear the mama
| of John Seaton.
Now that Rev. Sheldon has been taken
! up by Kansas literary societies ne may
consider his place in history secure.
The Dodge Republican says one hun
! dred families have moved into Ford
county this year from other parts OF
Kansas and from other states.
The Leavenworth county district court
opened it's term this week with only
26O cases on the docket. Prohibition
| fights are dying out there rapidly.
VIM. Thrift, Of Anthony. exercised too
much Of it last week and was called ia
to police court and made to pay two
| dollars for racing his horse up Main
street
John Seaton has issued a bulletin Of
/ general congratulation over Baileys de-
| feat, TO which is attached an ls-carat
| smile Of Mr.. Seaton's personal pleasure
| without seal or cover.
Something must be about to happen In
| Kansas The Santa Fe, (which has al
ways been in Topeka's inside coat pocket,
/ is moving its men TO Argentine @.
! Leland will also get the blame for this.
! A Reno county farmer says he always
! plans his outside work for weather d.
/ rectly opposite 10 what the weather bu-
/ reau predicts. BE Gays. however, that
/ this plan is not always safe, as II some
/ times storms even when the bureau has
! predicted it.
so far as Bailey is concerned in the
First district" said Cy. Leland, putting
his teeth together as his thoughts spun
out over the next three years and mapped
/ off the places where he would not only
even scores but add a choice lot Of new
scalps to his belt, the fight IS over"
The Kansas state Temperance union,
By way Of showing that the organization
is not totally devoid Of practical ideas,
met IN Topeka Thursday and sat down
on the movement 10 have the next leg
isIature pass 4 law providing for the a7-
pointment OF a state temperance commits
sioner.
The bodies Of five members Of the
Twentieth Kansas were buried on Thurs
day Coneyvilie, Lieutenant VIM No
Taggart, Company G.; Pittsourg, Privstes
Larry Jones of Company J.. and Adrian
Hatfield OF Company /. Newton. Guy
Nebergau. Company !; Olathe, Merton
wilcox, Company H
Nearly 80 people attended the funeral
OF a dog at Industry, Kansas, WsdDes-
day. The animal was a nsiEho9EA9of
BET. aud once belonged 70 john Gilbert
who some years ago. IL Dickinson cCEn-
Is, murdered hIs entire family. The dog
KS placed in A nice casket decorated
vita flowers, and buried win elaborate
ceremony.
Ed Howe. II IS said today tnst John
Ssatou s. a candidate 10 succeed ~.
Leland as national committeeman froE2
Kansas. Tae national committee uaan
from Kansas T. selected 5y the tEentY
delegates 10 the nati0a4s convention Gros8
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