The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-06
Along the Kansas Nile.

Wilder S. Metcalf, Of Lawrence, led one
1 Of the divisions in the inaugural parade
1t is said that Governor Stanley Will
not reappoint Coal Oil Inspector Spencer
Bill Higgins claims he coined the word
''joint," meaning saloon, fifteen years
ago.
Half the county officers in Kansas at
present have year added to their pres
ent terms.
They sly that your Uncle Cy Leland
! is getting into action again at Topeka in
/ good shape.
Judge Theodosius Botkin has announced
that he Will move shortly TO Ogden or
/ Salt Lake City.
Colonel W. w. Smith, Of Galena, once
I a state senator, will be J. r. Burton S
! private secretary.
/ The law postponing the election next
/ fall one year will have to be tested before
! the supreme court.
I Captain Schtling, Of Hiawatha, fell In
/ a faint last Sunday and IS considered in
I a dangerous condition.
Mrs. Grant Gillett is visiting in En-
poria. She says that her husband viii
! not return from Mexico.
The city council OF Topeka has passed
| a rigorous search and seizure ordinance
/ to be used against the joints.
4 John Seaton, of Atchison. VIII be a can
/ didate for governor IN 1903. and he VIII
/ come out hat-footed for resnbmisslon.
/ They say that clyde Miller, son Of the
/ state senator to whom Governor Stanley
/ offered the private secretaryship, will de-
/ cline.
| Charles Scott recently called on WI TO
get him to address the Ottawa Chautau-
/ qua WI agreed to take the matter IN
/ der consideration.
/ The body of the late Judge David Mar
/ tin of Atchison, was taken to xfechan-
/ icsburg, Ohio, and viii rest beside those
4 Of his father and mother
/ President Taylor. Of the Empcria Nor
MAJ, has been offered the presidency Of
the James Miliken university Of Deca-
/ tur, Illinois. and will accept.
A c. Rankin, state organizer for the
| State Prohibition league, is out in a set
Of accuse tons charging that the league
I executive committee is playing RepuoI-
can politics to The hurt Of the prohloItou
| organization.
All the Popullst members Of the house
remained IN Topeka yesterday for year
the Republicans would slip some text
book legislation through at the last no
ment Most Of the Republican members
have gone home.
The Republicans living out In the ooun-
try say that when the Alliance crazs
was at It's heighth, there was occasion
ally a member wno advocated gong u
town, blowing tbs banks sky-hlsn, and
letting the people have their 4oney
a Ia Mrs Nation. If this TAX was gen
era. il was not known n the towns at
The time. and Il Il had oeen, there would
not have been enough deposits let 81 TIE
banks % have aouEat sandwiches FOR
sunday school picnic
Kansas CIV Times. p. II. Blame, q
Pratt, who bought an automobile In
watch 70 make a canvas for the Repu5-
Iscan nomination for congress IN the
Seventh district. lstAiy had q funny exc
pa~5erce with his machine It gof loose
ard started across the prasFls AZ q
-resk-nee K rate 81 speed. Blaius mount
Cd q mule ard gave chase, oat tie an
lnal took fright 81 tae aStofHoeile zaa
refused 10 overtske IT, EEaly Blaine
naone6 the mule ard. oe.ag Eops
sDr.urer. succeeded ia catching tire ira
eaias as 4 was approaching p@teh q
timber
AfesIzon G5ose o. Judge David 7fsrtia.
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