The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-22
Along the Kansas Nile.

| At Marysville, recently, boy OF IT. and
a girl of Is were married.
| Senator PETER attended the funeral Of
| Senator ingalls, al Atchison Sunday.
/ The representative of Willie Sells will
ask Governor Stanley for a pardon for
| him.
Henry Brueggen, shoe merchant OF
| Leavenworth, who had lived there since
1858, died Sunday last
R. H. Bishop Of Salina, is president
Of a Republican club this year. -Four
years ago he was for Bryan.
Judge Otis of Atchison, reekons In
gals wealth at sz50,00O 1t is said he
left his estate to Mrs. ingalls,.
ingalls, said that the lecture field was
distasteful to him. but he followed 1t
because it was remunerative.
Tomorrow morning the Populist com
mittee which will escort Bryan to To-
peka will breakfast with him at Atchi-
son.
Among themselves the Republicans OF
Kansas all talk Of a landslide in Kan
sa sthis year. They think they have a
einch.
". A. Cougill, prominent PopuIist Of
Humboldt, announces that he will vote
the straight Republican ticket. He is in
favor Of expansion.
DR.. Dykes, the Populist candidate for
congress in the Sixth district. has chal-
lenged Reeder. the Republican nominee
for a Joint debate.
According TO the assessors returns Of
Kansas Galena made the largest gain,
lola made the next largest gain, 20s1,
and Wichita the next largest gain, 1,7s0.
Some fellow in an eastern town has a
Llf - -1Fr rs.
telling them that "a former citizen OK
your town" has been killed in Pekin.
No editor up to date has taken the hook
At ingalls, funeral the choir sang the
hymn:
From every stormy wind that bows
From every swelling tide Of woes
There IS a calm. a sure retreat:
IT'S found beneath the Mercy Seat
Mrs. Mary Taylor. Crazy Mary" of
Eu1poria, has been reunited with her
daughter who has been found after ten
years The reunion was full OF JOY TO
both mother ard daughter and K Is
thought the mothers mind may De re-
stored.
p u vansant ana Marx Phillips II
Topeka, owned a chicken ranch Foth
heard the chickens squa viking the other
nlgnt, both grabbed reyolvsrs. and uu-
known 10 each other, met al tbs chick
en- coop and opened FIRE on each other.
Philips escaped injury. but gsnsant II
seriously hurt.
J. P Burton IS warm because Baker
claims a majority OF the nineteen iexiE-
lstfve candidates = ire Fourth district
Burton says ae All leave th3 zatorsSI
question - those nineteen ard X a ma
5ority are against him VIII retire from
the race z Baker viH ACCEPT the cor
5irors
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