The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-03
ALONG The KANSAS NILE.

The Curtis club at Leavenworth has
reached the circular statement stage
In many fields in Kansas shocks OF
wheat are turning green with sprouts
Heavy rains prevented threshing.
Physicians worked for hours on the
body of Dr. Sawn with powerful electrical
machines. but could not save him.
The rain having laid the dust. is now en-
gagged in spiking it down.
The commissioners Of Waubaunsec
county will join with Shawnee and main
tain an Old Ladies Home at Topeka.
As there are no deep coal shafts in this
part OF Kansas. there is no way Of actu-
ally telling how far the ground is wet
down.
DR.. $ W Wfliston. Of Lawrence, be
fore he departed to take his new position
in the University Of Chicago, was given
a farewell banquet by the Lawrence doc
tors.
The annual training OF the Kansas foot
ball teams has begun ana this coach and
that counts that day lost whose low de-
scending sun doesn't see him emitting an
interview.
There may not be a dearth of freight
cars. on account of the Kansas corn crop.
The farm is going TO feed his corn To hogs.
and it is the wheel5arrow that is going 70
be ovsrworked-
Phe federal prison at Leavenworth has
imported two bloodhoCnds at cost Of
$500. The modern bloodhound never
caught anyone without the aid Of the
newspaper reporter
On last Saturday night in this part Of
Kansas within Eve hours 15Sl ~, - mos
uuitoes were born. al with a raging thirst
Tor blood ana probably not over $1,000
have yet had taste OF IT.
IN buying a watch or a lccket for a
girl % says the Atchison Globe. ''rcn1ern-
her this rice distincti0n-the watch must
be the smallest You can get. ard TIE
locket must be the largest
Roosevelt viii spend SUNDAY IN Topeka.
and Governor Stanley is going 70 write
him and ask MIN how he wants 70 pat u
the DAY 10 VIII be the Avel.est c11day
Topeka has seen ia many moons
on September .. Roosevelt wai arrive
in To1eka. he will re-nain there until
September - making q stop - twenty
eight hours. then h. VIII - - LeaEe1-
worth and spend twenty uilutes then 70
A1chison. where be VII remain fifteen
minutes.
Topeka Capital. At the FIRST II z.
church last SUNDAY morning the Rev
John D Knox excited ccnEiesr7ole cen
Uear ~ rls-1- u me lailsl --iA s-a-
before the close u the service and utter
irg a criticism ~ the ministers - the
town 1or rerTaitfiEs tsF open-asr SER
rfre u the previous SgDIav efe-inE %
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