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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

The papers OF tae town renowned for the dialectc
attainaentz OF Coorel Jetz the widely and
tinuousy quoted editorial writer at the capital
also Tor the patos OF its Injun the recipients Of
the sympathea Ct the entire press OF the Only
that pity akin to contempt the Eagle would indulge in
tear or two or perhaps three on its own account Gen
Joe Hudson ike the iespaiTng mouse OF dropping ears
ana dragging TAIL gives distressing squeak and dives
for the last ditch Were calling names admissible at
any tine place such pastme viii never elect United
States senator's The editor Of the Topeka Herald,
Of the dsgrunted prints ALLUDED to- in an effort to dis
parage the Eagles English INDUCES in fling of sar-
caspc SLAMS at the Murdoch Rebellion rebellion now
as ancient as the rise and decline of Rome still rebel
lien which proving revolution not only bounced
the bosses but busted" the party carrying down
lamented ingalls, in the all around collapse At least
that ingalls, individual estimate Of both the Re
beon its results The revolt did not faze the To
peka Bens Bills and Dicks directly but in its reflex
action through the baotbox the bosses were relagated
singy and in pairs The projectles OF that Rebellion
ii said CHASTITY holes in the supposed guber-
Material aspirations of its author. which by the way
may have been fortunate thng for Topeka. But the
sensitive sDrshy seeds sown by it spontaneously
terminated the hides of the horny-handed resulting
in the dandes crop ops ever grown or harvested by
any Nevertheless we are sorry for General Hud-
admitted inability TO comprehend our English He
would know more if he did
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

The dispatches Of Sunday morning announced to the
country that Thomas Bracket Reed was dead His re
mains we're taken hack his old home in his native
for interment Whether monument is erected
later Reed viii live in history os statesman
OF the breadth Of Clay Webster and Calhoun. Of the
stamp Blaine Sumner and sherman But if not Of the
breadth of the first named varied his usefulness
the last and later three he was still solid thinker
and great American bruiant and patriotic As par
namentary the house Of congress never saw his
equal The disappointment Of his life probably came the
year of the presidential election in which William Nc
Kiney proved be the choice of his party His public
career eminentiy. and under all circumstances
clearheaded. forcefu and brilliant His facile irony
made enemies and won no friends He compelled as
miraton more than he invited ganed anectionae de
votion. His temper was not always serene and his
tongue indicted needless wounds but his integrity was
never questioned and.-abovc all the cleancu strength
Of his intellect stood in sharp,ref against the back
ground Of medocry which never wanting in any gov
eminent as contrast with exceptional talents.
With fine literary taste and the habits Of scholar
atom Reed has always united hearty enjoyment Of good
company and eood living He proved himself broad
in mind IN body. big cultured weIl-rouaded man
certain to win distinction in any field of activity which
might interest himA His areer has been manyded and
never marred b. failure. except far as his own am
Oirons may have been conferred on the White House
His place in the history Of this country win never grow
much less noteworthy than it seems now for his quail
ties were those whioh wen and defy time and dis
lance
A pubrc man may win the love OF his fellow citizens
while living and soon become dim memory after he and
they give place to a new generation. a statesman
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
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THE sNl HILLS WILL NOW wANE.
M. M. MURDOCH, Editor.

Kansas City having spread across the Kaw river
Is now going to spraddIe the Missouri, ard do some
more spreading in the Clay county bottoms 1t is an
nourced that the Armous and Swifts have, in connee
ton with stye Of the Orient purchased 5000 acres Of
sand accretons lying the north side Of the river
where 100000 union passenger station is to be
erected and thousand and one other things done How
all the roads are to get over there and how their pas
sengers are to get back over the bluff side OF the
townis not explained 1t can only done by CT over
bridges The Winner bridge viii not only have to De
completed and utilized but bridge between the new
addition and Kansas City Kansas wiz be in immediate
demand otherwise the last named viii be miles from
the union station. This scheme Of the Armours and
swifts means much Kansas City The town viii stop
growing south west and east and property values on
these three SIDES viii decrease That Chicago combine
has got its hooks into City situation sure
and fast Instead of being the City of Bluffs Kansas
City wiz be to the travelling public as place as
fat as a pancake Phil Armour boosted to the
writer that his packing interests down there were all on
the Kansas side Of the line and that ne never would
build On Missouri soil his heirs and assigns evi
IDENTIFY have less Of New England prejudice stock yards
and packing house interests viii naturally grayitae to
the district Of side track facilities So win manufac
turers and there viii spring up Kansas City. North
Missouri that VIII make the other Kansas Cities
sick unless that section Of Clay county corraed and
that quickly The only thing in the is that miser
able river but which naygable % stream has been at
the bottom ana she for ell the freight rate dis
ordinations maintained against Kansas towns That
Of slth 1T for anything but receptacle
for sewer discharges Because Of is ice and drftwood
bridges must be constructed piers or suspended
therefore costly IT, as is claimed the union depot
all the railroads so to the north side Of the river
millions Of money win have to be expended in bridges
alone otherwise the Kansas City Of the sn Hills and
the Kansas City Of Kansas viii be LEFT in the cold
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
SHE Old NOT COMMIT SUICIDE.
citizens.

The American people will they learn more CT the
Details grow indignant Of the findings by the jury Of
inquiry with the cause Of hrs. Cores death There is
nc question that the truth has been covered up While
she was rich and talented whose life vas above
reproaeh being attractive she caught the eye OF the
rich Russian who stopped nothing in his attempted
possession Of the object OF his desires How he pre-
vailed upon her to be present in his apartments may
never be known But she found dead there, and no
one present but him That feared him her letters
to relatives country make plain AS for Partisan
justice it is thing OF whm and influence Paris likes
Americans only for their money and Mrs Gore is not the
only American woman who has gone to her death in
Paris unrequited and unavenged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
THs soLpIERs. HoME vorE.

The Democrats are evidently going to see what they
make out of the law giving the old soldiers the
home the right to vote 1t is not surprising that the
Democrats doing this. for the party a who-
been opposed the since the Of the
rebellion began. To take away the right OF suffrage
from these veterans is in lin with the rest of their work
But the law viii stand There is reason why the
veterans at tile home, who claim other home have
not the right to vote provided by the law. The
Grams Eel that the Republicans win do all
their power their rights this matter are
DTotected.-leayenworth Times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
SECRETARY sHAws RECOMMENDATIONS.

The strong appeal of Secretary Of the Treasury Shaw
for the enactment Of legislation provide greater
elasticity in the hardly fail the
interest Of the lawmakers.
The wonderful industrial and commercial develop
ment of the country within the past four five years
has created conditions which at times require greater
volume OF currency for the transaction OF legitimate bust
ness Secretary Shaw points this fact and he urges
the necessity for legislation designed to
AFFORD relief when is needed. He suggests plans
the one of which he made to relieve the recent
strngency and an asset clrrency-but he recommends
nothing, leaving to congress the selection Of the plan
Yet While the secretary is in favor CT providing
elasticity for the currency, he is opposed putting
premium upon circulation, which might result in infa
ton a time when harm than good would be done
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
ALONG THE KANsAs al.

D. w Kent has returned from Costa
Rica. ana VIII live in Hutchinson. RE
has made financial settlement with the
o. Q. f.
/ Carrie Nation is sojourning in the To-
I peka Jail again, because she refuses 10
pay a police court hne.
The most secret OF all secret things in
Kansas is a senatorial caucus. Even the
janitor is put on The outside.
The Emporia Gazette has put up the
! prediction that Emporia viii have 1900
inhabitants before Roosevelt is inaugu-
rated again.
Barney Sheridan hopes that in the com
pilatiOn of ingalls, works. soon 70 be
published. the bitter win be put IN 10
heighten the sweet
In a street fght in Arkansas City the
other day. one OF the combatants missed
lis opponent and landed his fist ia the
middle OF a plate-glass
4 man with a water witch has appeared
at tho Winfield gas shorter aud declares
he has determined that the gas stre1k
runs from the northeast 10 the south
vest.
There is a good roads movement begin
ming IN Kansas. The trouble with IL Is
that in dry weather the roads doE't need
fixing and in wet weather ic is too disa-
greeahle u attend public meetings to asi-
tate about 10.
The editor OF the Fl Dorado Republican
announces that II M is sent below he
wants To be given he JOB Of stocking
birthstone for the hypocrites. tie prom
ises that he viii Try and see that they
are KEPT warm.
An Atchison old soldier who lately went
u the Leavenworth Home has returned
[ 81 L. 10 ~ rsF.
steam heat there. II like "a wood stove
he said. which permits me 20 turn on
the draft and hear the roar
The late Thomas 2. Reed visited <ansas
but once He talked the financial ques-
ton in the most disappointns fashion.
The audience which was furnishing for
minute details iu Information were la-
Gled out the most giittering Of general
ties
Roy Farrell GTafue. one ~ the few
Kansas poets who get paid for poetry.
ono Of the few who don't threaten to
stop their paper uuiHss it IS published
has put cot q volume % verse under the
title Cupid is King Tne title may
be al right. but when did Corn sbdi-
categ
There are All klnds q reunions ~ kan
sas Here 81 new one chralillal av
tie II Dorado Republican an cd
codcer remarked -tis morning That g.
was thllk.rE ~ giving Christmas aln-
rer 90 the men Hho heiei hm stH fae
talicf Box ~ the county scat election 81
thf early seventies Hc sass there aye
about = hair dozen = the7a here
me oaly electlvs slate oslcisl who now
receives s-s1 s4lary gear F ~. sl,te
superintendent ot schools AI t4e Fe-
sat Ess saFe tie govsrnur, 800 re-
CclFss s Prank Nelson wants f4f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
AND THEY ARg Eoa BAILEY STILL

The Seventh district elected twenty-five Republican
members Of possible thryfour IN the First dis
trct the Republicans lost in districts where they have
Sected their legislative candidates for years In that
district Seventh the senatorial question was
issue the first district the friends of Mr.. Curtis
made mis- candidacy the issue lost districts
of the twentyone Now he demands that the twenty
five members district and those in other
parts OF the allow him to dictate who shall be
speaker He demanded at the Wichita convention that
he be allowed dictate who should be chairman Of the
Republican state convention. He not allowed to
the chairman that convention against MI Bailey
any than he will be allowed dictate who shall be
speaker the legislature and thus line up the legisa
against Governor Bailey, he attempted organ
lie the convention against Candidate Bailey. The
bers of the legislature with Mr.. Bailey were
majority of the delegates the state convenoh they
were for Mr.. Bailey then and they are him now
Hutchinson News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
WHO cHLoRoEoRMEp TIE PIGS?

Topeka has one senator frop Kansas-Burton-two
congressman, and now she is trying to get the second
senator and last week making a great display OF
bses because the people of the Kind of feel in
humble honest Of way that there should be
senator -atlarge from Kansas who knows something
Topeka The anguish Of the Topeka papers has
subsded-chie1y because the shrewder bosses in the
town saw o. agony only furnished proof Of Topekas in
erst in the matter added diversion to otherwise
commonplace situation But while the agony turned
was awful 4 thrilling with porcne soprano
that left no doubt as the of the animal that
hurt Rarely has the state been treated to more
narrowing spectacle than that which uncovered itself
when Topeka found that she about to become hams
bacon. lard spare-ribs and by-products-
The realization must have been terrible for the noise
something fierce. The great question that is agi
tating breasts of is this Did Dave Mulvane
or Frank Grimes chloroform the pig? Is the maiden
dead or SLEEPING? -Emporia Gazette.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

famous alike his wit and for his control of law
making body busy with constructive legislation is not
likely to lose his place in the Imagination Of MS fellow
oitinonc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

There is much indignation in Orleans France be
Of certain stories il circulation ii the United
States which reflect the moral character Of Joan
Are Joan pretty dead to be tatters by the
gossips
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

Next year. it is planned. Queen Wilhelmna viii
cross this land from San Francisco to New York aud
the men viii get out and make bigger fuss
queen than the women ever did over prince
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

padding made in England and sold the ends of
the world II is q bis industry and IS soon as some
American gets time he VIII invade IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

Walter Wellman announces with show Of authority.
that the end OF The Irish problem IS at last near.
il thar Is true the caooose On the end CT eternity is
also heaving in sight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

President Roosevelt is already planning attend
the dedication the St Louis exposition year
This is evidence that least the dedication is only
year away
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

Thomas 3 Reels life proved that no man in Amer
lea can reach the hghests station. II be insists
having his Wa in positions below T.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

sagasta the 75-year-old premier of spain is TO re
tire is work was to preserve Spain while its colonies
were falling from the natLon H preserved spain-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

King Edward has declared against ali newspaper IN
erviews He says he has the right 20 Be let alone He
VIII find che position unteDahie.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

Emperor William seeds the Socialists And #
there is anything that Socialist feed upoa and
fatten II IS sccldlnE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

James r. Keene SAYS that betting On horse races
should be prohibited. Whr should III. Keene want
l. Kill OF horse racng2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

Il has reached football TOO Heston Ct the ,ehtEaa
team was offered $500 To throw the Thanksgiving day
game To Minnesota
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09
The HEART oE A JAP.

His name was 500 ToiZior and he was
the only japanese student at a big uni
veTsity on a big lake. Her name was
Helen Sturtevant and she was an Amer
lean student at the same big university.
500 was little fellow like nearly all OF
his race. Helen was a great. splendid
creature who lowered more than a head
above the little Jap Professors and stu
dents alike had ample opportunity 10
note the fact that Helen was a head
taller than 500. for the little Japanese
was with her whenever opportunity af-
forded
The students said that Tokion came
very near being Greek word and they
wondered ho-v the name wandered 10 far
of Japan. They said that the Jap didn
have much of the appearance Of the
Spartan about him, though he did have
scholarship that might be called Athe-
ni2n. At his first name, Soc. they laugh
ed. II fitted him. they said. for il was
weight OF course. the boys called him
Susie and the Jap never minded at all
until he found out that Susie was
girl name, and that it was given TO him
IN a sort of contempt for his pigmy
build
The Japs are noted wrestlers, and one
day Susie astonshed a big fellow who
had applied the girl name TO him by
standing him on his head and nearly
breaking the rormentors neck in doing
1t. After that even the husky football
players sunk the name Susie and spoke
TO the little Jap cordially and called him
by the name given him in the Orient.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-09

Arc Joan pretty Ge2d 20 De torn 10 taters by the
gossips.
Next year it is planned. Queen wihelmina viii
cross this land from San Francisco to New York aud
the Will get out and make bigger fuss over a
queen than the women ever did over prince.
&>
Just at this period thousands Of pounds Of plum
padding made in England and sold 10 the ends of
the world. It is a bis industry and IS soon as some
American gets time he viii invade It.
that the end Of The Irish problem IS at last near.
il that true the ca5o0se the end Cf eternity is
also hesvlng in sight
President Roosevelt is already planning to attend
the dedication Of the St Louis exposition year.
This is evidence that az least the dedication only
year away
sagasta. the 75yearold premier Of spain. is 10 re-
tire Eis work to preserve Spain while its colonies
were falling from the nation he preserved spain
Thomas B Reeds life proved that no man in Amer
lea can reach the hshesls station. Il be insists CT
having his wsy in positions below T.
King Edward has declared against eli newspaper IN
erviews He he has the right 70 Be let alone He
VIII find the position untenahie-
James r. Keene SAYS that betting On horse races
should b. prohibited. WhT should Ar- heene want
L. Kill OF horse raclnge
1t has reached football t5o Heston q the MlehsEaa
team offered $500 10 throw the Thanksgiving Gay
game 70 Minnesota
Emperor William seeds the Socialists And If
there is anything that Socialist can feed upoa and
fstten il is sccldinE
The daily sentinel., 1902-04-28

Our Guatemalan minister, DR.
Godfrey Hunter and his scapegrace
son, the latter having been expel>
led from Guatemala, seem to have
been as likely a pair of Adventures
as has been connected with this
government in a ministerial capaci>
ty in long time. DIR. Hunter is
charged with stealing Nine. Bar,
rios diamonds and jewelry, while
she was under his protection. The
son was hunted out Of that Central
American state for his insults to
women. Two such worthless will
do as much to engender disrespecl
for this government, in a few
months as can be overcome by the
most gracious officesin years, in
the minds of the suspicious Span
ish people.
The daily sentinel., 1902-04-28
1 N BUNTING, Editor.
METHODISTS CHEERING UP.

Old time Methodists throughout
the country will be distinctly
shocked over the proposition to
have the next general conference
abolish the rules against card plays
ing, dancing and theatre going.
Nevertheless such a movement has
been inaugurated and it is likely to
be received with glad acclaim by
the younger members of the church.
Sixty>five prominent Methodist
ministers and laymen attended a
banquet at which this radical de-
parture from ancient tenets was
suggested.
AS a good and sufficient reason
therefor, it WIS argued that young
people wilt not stay in any church
which torbids the forms Of amuse =
ment named. A lengthy and far
reaching discussion may be expect
ed. Once when Sam Jones wanted
to be particularly emphatic. he
said 81 would rather see my
daughter married to negro than
to man that plays cards" Sam
is Methodist of the old-fashioneo
variety and he doesn't care who
knows it. He is also against dane
ing and the theatre.
1t is difficult to see why friend
Iy game of cards should be harm
tul to young men and young wo>
men, or to old men and women, tor
that matter. Properly conducted
game of cards is not any. worse
per Sc, than a game of croquet
Certainly the former offers less
temptation to cheat than the latter
A game of cards in the parlor of g
happy home is as innocent as {
game of ping pong or any othel
game that could be mentioned.
is urged that playing cards is BAG
because it leads to other things
That is to say, people who play
whist or euchre or old maid, will
soon feel an overwhelming desir,
to play poker for money.
This is not necessarily true. Any
human appetite may be Improperly
developed. More people, SO scien
lists tell us, die from overeatins
The daily sentinel., 1902-04-28

than from any other cause. Yet
there is nothing in the Methodist
religion which forbids eating. Men
have been known to die from drinks
ing too much water, from walking
too fast or too far, from going out
into the sunshine and from not go
ing out into the sunshine. Many
DEATHS are caused by fire, but it
would be hard to get along with
out fire.
II the story of the marriage in
Cana of Galilee is not a fable the
Savior approved of dancing. AT
least, he did not forbid it on this
occasion. Dancing, like other
pleasures, can be carried to excess
ses, but moderate indulgence is
certainly not injurious to the phys
ical or the moral wellbeing of the
average youth of either sex. AS
to theatre going, it is generally
settled, with or without the cons
sent OF Methodism, that the theatre
is a potent influence for good
S lit Lake Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1902-04-28

When the students Of an Indiana
university are dealing with such
a trying question (Which is the
greater American dish, pie or ice
cream" there hardly seems the
necessity of employing learned
professors to teach those youth
anything more learned than the
deep technicalities OF this moment>
Gus question.
The daily sentinel., 1902-04-28
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The daily sentinel., 1902-04-28
Few democrats in the west are

Few democrats in the west are
worrying over the numerous plat
forms being built by Henri Watter>
son. That gentleman has short
period before him to get right into
line with the democracy which has
kept the party together. If he is
not there by another year he will
find very few of his gold demo-
crat friends with whom to associate.