The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-10
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

Judge Horton left $1,000 in life insurance.
his law library and 5000 in cash.
President Roosevelt may conclude not
10 attend church at all in Topeka.
Senator Wulfekuhler. of Leavenworth,
says that he is for Lueien Baker for Uni
ted States senator.
Topeka's fair is on this week and the
first day brought out a bigger attendance
than was expected.
Governor Stanley thinks that the total
vote in Kansas viii run To $4,000, and the
Republican majority Wa be 10000.
VI. T. Bland. Of Atchison. VIII resign
as district judge October l. Governor
Stanley viii appoint ". f. Guthrie.
The Arkansas City Traveller spots as the
arch-hypocrite the man who. after thank
ing the Lord Tor his supper. proceeds 10
find fault with the cook.
1t is claimed that so many Leavenworth
girls have marrie1 army officers that
Leavenworth is known as the mother
ln-law Of the United States army.
During the war the home Of the late
DR.. Lisie, of Chetopa. wac burned BY
order of General Ewing 10 keep Il from
falling into the hands OF the Confeder-
ates.
II Is said that Ex-Lieutenant Governor
Percy Daniels has quit the Populist party
Last week he refused the Populist nom
nation for county surveyor in Crawford
county.
The Topeka Journal says that Ed
Croker. who was nominated for the leg
isIature in Chase county. IS for Chester
Long for senator. as is g II Beeson, who
vas nominated IN Ford county.
The first state fair in Kansas was held
in Leavenw0r,n il October. 1853 under
the direction of the Kansas Agricultural
society Il was intended 70 hold the fair
annually. but the war iutsrfeTed ard the
second fair was not held unta ls51. at
Lawrence Fort Scott had II 81 ls7Q To-
peka il ISL. = and g and LeaveHworth
in 1874.
Since 1883. forty-tTo boys and ninety
seven girls have oeeu graduated from the
high school at Tredonia- The Wilson
County Cstizen gives the following analy-
SIS Of their employgnerts. Among them
are = teachers. = Rho are stu studying.
L bookkeeDers. y clerks. 5 farmers, 5
seamstresscs. station agents, prlu.erse.
merchants. ministers. z lawyer. doc
ter. mail clerk. n editor. a painter. z
druggist. a nurse. laborer. hello-bcy.
ard q helloEirl- Or the young ladies' =
are unmarried. have died ard = are
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gun their work BY teaching There is rot
professional icafer ano1E tie entire
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