The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

It has been decided to disband the
Roosevelt club recently formed at To-
peka.
There is a lot Of newspaper talk in the
state that Leland and Burton are to join
forces.
The New York World thinks that per
! haps Chester I. Long viii get a cabinet
position.
The Kansas football teams are getting
ready to crawl into their upholstered
pants and hump into one another.
The executive council at Topeka has
decided to Sid the whole dome Of the
/ State house. Il viii call for an expendi-
I ture Of 5000.
/ It is cold enough now for a fellow
when he wakes UP in the morning, 20
, turn over and 20 on with the dream the
morning has Interrupted.
Jessie Snyder, a hfteen-year-old step
( daughter Of z. L. Coppie, OF Great
! Bend, cut her throat with a case knife.
/ Her recovery is doubtful.
/ IN the East college faculties are drop
I ping the title professor" Kansas
schools should follow The title belongs
/ to leaders OF bands, anyway.
! Mrs. Rachel Ewing. OF Topeka Is seek
( ing a divorce from her husband. Her sc-
( ton is caused by the circumstance that
/ she wants TO go out and preach the gOs-
/ pei.
owing to a short crop OF sisal that pro
/ duct has jumped from 10 cents
pound. and the Kansas peniteutiary viii
have 10 raise the price OF binding twine
10 the farmer.
At Topeka. tomorrow. In the memorial
services addresses on the life Of Pres!-
dent Mckinley viii be made by Governor
Stanley. General Hudson, Captain Waters
and Chief Justice Doster-
The Democrats OF Kansas City. kan
sas. are grooming Mayor Craddock for
the gubernatorisl nomination. Tie Is
real estate man who IS said 70 carry his
picture on his letter-heads-
Clemens. Of Topeka has not uttered
word about the assassination Of Presi-
dent Mckinley. and yet he is alleged 70
be the leading anarchist OF the state.
Clemens. as a matter OF fact, only thinks
he is an anarchist.
Judge J. D. mi. OF Fort Scott. had q
s 600 crescent diamond pin which was
an heirloom. Tie put the pin the hands
Of a man for security. This was Ia ls,5
A bank which secured q judgment against
FIlI has succeeded tn obtaining the pin
The Topeka Capital SAYS that lire sue
cesS0n of Roosevelt means the certain
election Of NJ 4. low % the senate ~
ne VIII take the place The Carital also
thinks that Il Leland IS not now made
pension commissioner George Flrdiav
VIII be.
Charley Scott On Roosevelt, That Il
VIII p wise admsrisfra ttnl as vel as
an honest and patriotic oHe. the Register
has ala possible Co1H1rEco- THIS paper
has never shared THE tistrus. of the prs-
dence and judgment of President Ecoee- (
veit that IS fct bT suras conservative 4
people who cannot associate dash ana F.
veheueace and strength aith diplomacy /
and statssrnaCship- Nothing 50 son9rs (
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ton as the pressure ~ great responsible +
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