The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-22
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.


The executive council win buy, not
build, home for the governor.
Topeka's registration is now over loo.
and the politicians think it may 90 to a.
900.
Kansas should not be cock sure Of her
100 900 900 bushel wheat crop. It may
rain on the bloom
Miss Madeline Southwark. who helped
Mrs. Nation smash in Topeka, is now try
ing TO lecture in the south.
Arthur Capper is now IN charge Of the
Topeka Capital. and he will make it a
better paper than II has been for years.
The law does not permit of corporal
punishment on convicts In the Kansas
penltentiary.
Carnegie has offered TO give Atchison
$50 900 for libray, and Atchison is now
considering whether she will take it OF
not.
Governor Stanley announces that he
Will grant no more absolute pardons. Ev-
erything VIII be done on the parole sys-
tenn
Mrs. Anna Digs will quit Topeka and
go TO a farm. Populism has its hat ia
hand and is edging toward the front door
to say goodbye forever.
Superintendent Churchs attack on fra
ternal insurance orders Is one indication
that he does not expect TO be q candi-
date for his place again.
Both candidates for mayor In Fort Scott
are employing women 70 get other wo-
men TO register. II the women discover
that the women workers are being paid
for it, they viii refuse TO vote.
It is said that the Kansas congress
Eional delegation in washington and Sem
at0r Burton have resolved 20 net 10 har-
mony in the matter OF recommendation
for appointments.
Ed FIoch and George Martin claim that
the greatest single act ever done by
Kansan was Colonel Hughes refusal 70
eject the house of represent natives, as Or
dered by Governor Le"eliing.
Under the new parole system % b fl
sugurated extensively in Kansas. the
prisoner who drinks. who freqIerts sa-
looms OF kegs 1evd associates wll Re
dumped back into rhe pen again
Tho shei8ou experiment with the To-
ueka Capital did nor pay. The epneueral
success was followed uT the overthrow
AZ Joe Hudson and thc ascendency ~
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