The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-05
ALONG TIE KANSAS NILE.

| Topeka gave an overwhelming vote IN
favor Of the Santa Fe shop bonds.
| The Democrats of Kansas may nomi-
nate Parker Of Toueka for governor.
The Republican candidate for city attor-
ney at Topeka was elected by 200 maJori-
ty.
Mrs Nations lecture tour in the east
was a fat failure. It's whole income was
$50.
John c. Carpenter was knocked out Of
the worlds fair eommissionership to ST.
Louis.
Three-hfths Of the woman vote at To-
peka was for Hughes. the defeated can
didate.
Funston is said TO be under contract
with a Boston man to lecture fifty nights
at $500 a night.
There were no hacks on election day IN
EmpOria. People drove TO the polls them
selves or walked.
Crazy Carrie is back in Topeka, to learn
that her Ratchet smashed something be-
sides plate glass fronts.
Wichita is now the only one Of the big
FIVE cities of Kansas that is Republican
in its municipal administration.
Parker is not the first Democrat elected
mayor of Topeka. Robert L. C0fman
years ago held that office two terms.
Arbor day in Kansas this year comes on
April Z, Governor Stanley having issued
a proclamation designating that date.
Parker Of Topeka, who was elected
mayor by the business and liberal ele-
ments, uses neither tobacco or liquor.
Still the state doesn't see how any one
could win on that long-winded three-vol-
umed platform written by Dave Over
myer.
Judge Sam Peters served in congress
liked him. Mckinley stays with old
friends.
The natural Republican majority in To-
peka is 300 The Topeka Republicans
should quit monkeying and 60 in TO re-
store it.
When Funston becomes president, Bill
White Of Emporia is to be ambassador 70
England and Charley Finch Of Lawrence
ambassador TO France
Mrs Nation is bound to win any way.
She says that she rejoices in the defeat
Of Hughes at Topeka anu deplores the
election OF Parker. his opponent
In explaining the Democratic results IN
Leavenworth. Atchison and Kansas City,
the Lawrence Journal SAYS. In Atchison
it wa ga personal tight that caused -, ln
Leaveuworth. i was because there were
more Democrats; in Kansas city, Kansas.
il was Just pure unaduterated cusseG-
ness"
at the theate- the other night. says
the dramatic writer for the Atchlson
Globe ina funny little criticism. there
was curious character who went around
locking for fights. he did not seem %
amount to much except that he carried
a sword and every little while pulled y
out and made q dash az aoneone who
hadn't done a thing He had no business
and didn't seem 70 work, he spent his
hands The men agreed that there never
was such q man in real life. and mat u
such a man should appear. he would ~
arrested for vaeraucT- dusge - their
surprise. therefore. when women on Tho
stage looked al him acr1irtns.y. ana thsn
said tragically. There is man tie
didn't have the first symptoms Of being
man"
-l-s. Nation thought Topeka hadn't
decent paper. 20 she started one Here
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