The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-24
Along the Kansas Nile.

| One of the graduates of the Lyons
High school took for a subject; Strike
a Light"
There is a club of young women at
Salina who calIthemsel yes The Dainty
Darlings."
If the Populists and Democrats meet in
a single convention at Fort Scott there
will be all kinds of variegated fun.
John Breidenthal believes that no state
officer should be allowed to serve over
one term. But how Breidethal has held
onto his office!
The Populist state senatorial conven-
tons in the short grass region are in
dorsing Jerry Simpsons candidacy for
the United States senate.
The Democrats of Kansas are waking
up. They now have candidates for con
gress in the First, Third, Sixth and Sew
enth congressional districts.
The Populists of the Third district think
that Ridgely, the Populist. could have
been nominated for congress had he been
personally on the ground at the conven-
ton.
Most Of the newly elected members Of
the city council of Hutchinson forgot TO
file an account of election expenses and
/ the city attorney has been asked TO say
whether the council is a legal one or
not.
The descendants Of Robert Newton Al
len of Putnam county, Indiana. assem-
bIed at Chanute, Kansas. Tuesday.
Thirty We're present, most Of them from
Kansas. They were entertained BY r.
y, Allen.
Since the Democrats were so success
full with joint convention at Parsons
they are advocating that at Fort Scott
the Populist and Democratic state con-
ventions be held IN one hall under one
chairman.
Cyrus Taylor Of Hutchinson. a solder
in the Philippines. writes home: when
I think OF the sweet perfumes blowing
from the Kansas orchards, 1 get SO
home sick I could cry-and I'd rather
go 10 Kansas than 10 heaven
John Bre!denthal favors The abolition
OF the state senate. He thinks one
branch OF the legislature is sufficient
and says that the senate is an old En-
glish idea Of providing the state with q
conservative branch Of legislation.
The Popuis;s OF Kansas have given up
hopes If congressional representation. IN
the First district they viii vote for
Click. a Democrat; in the Taird for
Jackson. a. Democrat; n the ska ard
Seventh districts iAey refused 70 fuse
vfta the Democrats.
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