The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-25
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

! Just now. Funston's silence measures
eight feet from tip 10 tip.
! Dan Anthony Jr. of Leavenworth is
! the only editor in the state who has an
/ automobile
/ At Burlingame the other day sick
woman drowned herself IN six inches OF
water in Switzer creek.
( The Republicans Of Butler county were
/ the first to pass a resolution in county
convention endorsing the appointment of
/ Eugene Ware.
/ William Welch, veteran in the Sol
/ diers Home, LeavenwOrth, IS 102 years
( old. His great-grandfather was in the
battle OF Waterloo.
Iowa is some older than Kansas The
State Historical society OF Iowa is pre-
] pairing an article on the territorial leg
islatures OF 1910.
There are one million dollars less in de-
posts in Kansas state banks than at the
last report Of the bank commissioner. II
has gone into feed.
Roosevelt simply steps up 10 a bench.
grabs a few handfuls OF balls. lets EN-
fly and the man announces: -Four he
roes down, four cigars.
When Bailey laid out the town Of Bal
Ieyvilie he put a provision in all deeds
that when intoxicating liquors were sold
on a lot, it reverted 10 the original owner
A movement has been set on foot in
Kansas for Populists 10 contribute a fund
for campaign purposes, Jerre Botkin 10
be nominated for governor on a strs ,ght
ticket.
The Ieavenworth Times says it is not
true that the old soldiers on the Lesven-
worth delegation 10 Wichita will 20 back
on their instruction for Harry Bone for
attorney general.
The editor Of the Fl Dorado Republican
has found in Blackstone that II a mar
merely has a line and hook in the river
on Sunday and doesn't catch anything
he is not fishing.
One citizen of Newton arguing about
site for the Carnegie library insists that
IT be placed in view Of the railroad trains
SO that California tourists and others can
see II as they pass through.
3. Flesher Of Leavenworth had $500
worth Of diamonds wrapped IN a tissue
paper He lost them. a Colored waiter
named Lawrence Dale found them Ga an
alley. and when Flesher advertised for
them returned them. Flesher proposing 10
give him 81 reward The colored man
reared. saying the reward was not
enough, and Flesher made Il 81.
Topeka Capital. You probably won't
see much in the papers about Gcrley Gull
yer, whose home is 81 ChauEte, but b.
viii NOT be because Re does NOT deserve
special mention. q Chanute residence
caught FIRE the other day. and Culver
heard the mother CRYING hysteTlcally that
her --months old babe was IN the burn
irg building. Culver broke out a s8sh
ana entered the house. which was going
n pillr. a. q heavy south wind was blow
iue- Before he could fad the child the
fierce heat drove him out Twice again
b. entered, only % be driven out TIE
fourth time he craNled 81 az another Sir
DOW, and AFTER cropping around o. nss
hands and knees found The baby and
brought il out before Tie flames arected
& seriously. Cllrers face vas h.acz-
ened ard senrched. and his hair ard eye-
brows we're abbott ai5 burned Or Dozen 9
this feat ertte Culver 90 special mer-
uone
4 meeting u the faculty cou1ca - no
University ~ Kansas vzs he'd t1e other
DAY and petition from the Fto1erfs
asking fest The st15ents wh3 were s1s-
pended for thirty DAYS for participants
tss class lEnt Short tlEus $50 o. Te-
clced q week. nss granted TIE Hlsperd-
- st1dsats have borne tack puzizr rlslr
VERY gracefully. and zee CnGlei g1heal- {
tGulEsT agreed 20 the c1n1Eautatlcn -
the scrterce- The staderts also asked
that committee frou IRE sareity -
APPOINTED ro ea1fer wlfh sfiesstlea I.
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