The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-06
ALONG The KANSAS NILE.

Abilene is to put in a system OF sewers
The estimated cost IS sIl.aeS-
Kansas is shipping in a great deal Of
corn at this time from Iows ana Illinois.
There are twelve Republicans after the
nomination FOR congress in the Third dis
trict.
A new corporation has been formed TO
run an interurban line from Argentine
TO Lawrence.
The story is out that President Roose-
welt thinks as much Of Eugene Ware is
any other western man.
In Washington. the other day. II A
Low said: 4 do not expect to ask for
or accept any public Office.
Wheat cant get TOO Eighty for Kansas
Let the price boom. We are not afraid
OF its effect on the price OF bread.
Or. y. O. p. Woods. of ConeyviIie. viii
be 10 years old February 10. His friends
presented him with fund Tnanksgiv-
ing day.
Fred Funston is coming home in the
spring. As a rigadier-general he viii
NOW the alfalfa down II Washington So
ciety in great swaths.
No Kansas congressman was ever elect
ed 10 the senate. Bishop Perkins. after
having served In congress. was appoint
ed United States senator.
John Corgan, who died this week al
Mcpherson, had a personal letter from
Grant praising MIN for work he did as
a spy at the siege OF Vicksburg.
Colonel Metcalfe, Of Lawrence. Of the
Twentieth Kansas. dined with the presi-
dent yesterday. Roosevelt must have an
idea that the Kansas people are good
feeders.
AT Wellington. which is on the eve OF a
joint war, the council having refused 10
repeal the malt ordinance, the Prohibit
tionists viii ask for an assistant attorney
general.
It has been decided that the State
Board Of Medical Registration has
right TO examine osteopaths. As the
board has no osteopath on IT, it win
have to hire one 10 do the examining.
Janice Meredith as play has been
appearing in Kansas lately. Most kan
sas people of the literary turn called
Janice "Yahneese," and they nearly
tainted when they heard Janice pro-
nounccd on the stage Janice.
John Collins studies Spanish IN the pen
itentiary from a photograph. Ii is
thought 10 be his intention when he
gets out 10 settle in the Philippines He
says he believes the murderers Of his
father will confess some day.
Professor Carruth. OF the Kansas Uni
FtLsllE- Is making a UEnC 10 iorntQ the
university football team from ever again
playing any games outside Of Lawrence
II the team doesn't improve over this
years work the whole state VIII join in
Carruths fight.
Governor Stanley threatens to retire as
head Of the movement TO raise funds for
the Mckinley monument at Canton. I'M
less Ryerson Richey. secretary of the ma
tional organization IN Ohio. ceases writ
ing 10 other people In Kansas urging
them to lead in the movement
Atchison Globe: Several weeks ago a
man from the neighborhood OF Rush
Vile, came TO AtchisOn with a 500 bill.
which he had had in his possession for
over twenty years. It was almost ready
TO fall to pieces. and nobody. not even
the bankers. cared 10 give good money
for it. At the First National bank the
man was advised 10 send il to the
United States treasurer for redemption.
He didn't know just how to so about
IL, and 5. A. Frazier wrote TO the treas
urer for him, on bank stationery, encios-
ing the bill and requesting that the new
bill be sent 20 the mans address at
Rushville. The request was complied
with, and for some reason the new bin
was returned to the bank. which hasn't
the name of the owner of the bin, aud
nobody remembers it. His name was not
preserved. as il was expected the money
would be sent direct TO him. as directed
The Globe mentioned the circumstance
at the time, giving the mans name