The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-05

! lands, l would notify all American mis-
sionaries of whatever denomination, that
if they remained in the field or embarked
in the work hereafter, that it would be
at their own risk; that they must do
their work under the banner Of Him
whom they teach, and not under the
! United States flag. IF the government
has to protect them it shall claim the
right to direct them.
Ladies who come. down on the busy
streets in their carriages, 10 do shopping,
if they want to stop their teams and gOs-
sip, must remember that they are not
, hanging over the back yard fence. They
ought to be more considerable of the busy
| travelling public and not block up the
street. And then it is hard on the police
men to go out in the sun and straighten
the snarl teams get into
If I were a school teacher I would de-
vote five minutes once a week TO talking
to the children on identifying the school
grounds and keeping them clean and
neat. and as I progressed would widen
my talk to identifying and keeping the
home surroundings clean and the streets
surrounding the home clear of rubbish
and unsightly objects
I was with a crowd of gentlemen the
other evening-six, I believe, in the
/ bunch-and they were all married They
decided they We're the handsomest men
in the city, and when asked who was the
hahdsomest woman in the city they all
differed. And not a wife of all that
crowd had even honorable mention.
1t is a grave mistake, which will be
cause Of regret for years to come. to al
low the telegraph. telephone and electric
light poles to he stuck along the streets
and GLOWING the companies to cut off the
branches of trees Unfortunately re-
gardless Of the wishes of the owners.
The alleys are fit for nothing else.
Flammarion. the astronomer says the
largest sun spot recently appearing on
the sun is Il furnace door forty-four
thousand miles wide. That is the reason
the people down east are sweltering 50.
I have been wondering if that is not the
reason why we hive so many divorces
and so Few marriages.
7 saw a young soldier going along the
street. He was dressed in white duck
pants. blue fatigue coat and cap. straight
rs an arrow. with regular military
step. He was handsome, dne specimen
Of young American manhood. hut he was
making q smoke stack q himself pulling
al a pipe.
The people who are interested in the
. maintenance % the street car line on the
old route instead Of asking the city
Nsoo fer park on Chisholm creek would
far better have given the park to the
. railroad company. got the road and the
. park. instead OF no rad and lawsuit
would Ike to know what Simpson
did with the money he got from his cil-
/ ents. He lived quiet. moral lie was
( not eNtravagant in his dress or habits in
any way L was only a short time b.
fo~e his death that he came into posses
sion q the money.
I understand ,hat Joe Allen said the
CRY Regulator df8 me- hit the swfu waE-
. oos ha'f hard enough. Il were chair
man g the hoard q health would hit
thcn Ger I'VE dollars apiece on the first
round and double il each consecutive
( tsne
J There are some things besides the citv's
interests that need regulating n the
sta,e. would pass a law thai whenever
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