The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-12
ALONG LIE KANsAs NlLE.

It is so dry at Atchison that a light
/ ming bug set fire 10 a lawn there Monday
night.
Mrs John A. Martin. Of Atchison, has
been made matron Of the girls dormitory
at Ottawa.
There is still Wild rush OF Kansans
| to Colorado TO cool off II was JOS in the
shade in Denver last Sunday.
Ed Little has been granted a $50 &
month pension for injuries received dur
ing the war in the Philippines.
Barney Sheridan thinks that II Kansas
had local option at least seventy Of the
i05 counties in Kansas would go dry.
Lit Crum fret went after the United
States marshalship in 1889. At which
time Senator Ingalls, promised # 20 him.
Henry Clay Evans may be made con-
trOller Of the currency. and then Judge
Sam Peters. Of Newton, win take that
trip to Washington.
In northeastern Kansas the therrnome-
ter has passed the 81 mark for twenty
consecutive days. breaking all records and
the people who buy ice.
The Benders have been found again
this time in Colorado. OF course. there is
nothing in H. If old man Bender Is alive
he IS now "a years old.
Elizabeth Brille II years old. Iiving IN
Topeka. had the mumps. and the disease
has been succeeded by a long sleep en-
tending over three weeks.
The Topeka Gas company announces
that Il can not manufacture Gas 70 sell
at 81 per thousand, and VIII aeht the or
dinance providing for that price.
Kansas has sixty million dollars on d.
post il banks The kicking Kansas y
now doing is high art; the kicking she
did IN the hard times was genuine.
At Colby a boy who was studying the
scientific features OF a creamery fell into
revolving churg- lie now has a pretty
fair idea OF what centrifugal forcs Is.
IN the live stock sanitary departments
IN the state house the other night some
one let the faucet run ali night, with the
result that the ceiling q the library be-
low was damaged 1850 worth.
Professor DeArlo. a. III Dorado. was
thrown from his balloon Saturday ard
badly hurt hut be- has strength enouRh
20 state that as soon a. ~ RECEIVERS the
ascension VIII come on a. advertised
The plum crop this year ls excellent.
Let e be noted. And with foy- For twen-
ty-hve years the people % Kansas have
been watching the pium trees with min
Eled feelings ~ disgust and curiosity.
The Kansas plum tree hows % re audi
ence with ths hisEeEt display % blossoms
in seventeen states j answers an en-
core With limbsfuii Ct bright green young
fruit Along toward sumner abDsf IS
PER cent ~ these without any apoiogy
p whatsoever curl 70 ard fsu or A.
other ore per cent make a hlu1 CO stay
ing ard rr=1 IN the Afternoon Fffe
through The gracious enfccs ~ worm
The wind finishes TIE resf Ard - e
happs1s that for ew4-tr-fes vears ths
man Who Was expectirF ri8rns saw BIS
crop relcce1 rs August 90 OF ga-4
crimson plum which a f4ssirE thrush
stole IRIS year shea TIRE reectes I'D
apples ard pears are boxing rearr TIRE
2luus gre making g. tnauk realtecss
heaFsn
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Mss Anna Mzrska1l raa info the rssl-
decce q =. ~. Fisher. On NeTth sess1ih
street ard sad hsr father. J1hn Mr.
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