The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-25
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

Mr.. Bingham who was sent to Capetowa
| as consul general will resign. The salary
IS only 5000 a year and ii won't reach.
Two Atch:son ministers created a sensa-
| ton the other day by going 10 the circus
and taking their children with them.
a number Of governors in the past have
oqered rewards without time limit Coz
ernor Stanley has withdrawn all these
A skull has been found near Leaven-
worth the age OF which is estimated at
| 5000 years. It is said 70 be the skull OF
a man.
Kansas is to have nursery in connec-
ton with its exhibit at St. Louis. That
Kansas layout In ST. Louis is going 10 be
a wonderful thing. Perhaps.
s. Peabody. a Populist whee,horse in
Washington county. says that Populism
has been swallowed by the Democratic
party and that hereafter he is a Rep,fb-
lican.
Mrs. Eliza Chase Ingalls,. mother Of the
late John J. Ingalls, died at Haverhn
MASSACHUSETTS, Wednesday. She was %
years old. She is survived by a daughter
and two sons.
Seventy-five per cent Of the foreign cor
porations doing business in Kansas have
ignored the Law which exacts that they
file copies OF their charters in Kansas and
whack up fee.
Reciprocity has been so widely discuss
ed in Kansas that only a very few people
are left who DO not feel Ike they were
personally acquainted with Hr. Oxnare
and Mr.. Havmeyer.
Il will cost 500 to appeal Jessie Morri-
sons case 10 the supreme court. The
public is being asked 20 contribute 10
that amount. Mr.. Morrison has spent all
he had for former apesls and trials.
Senator z. R. Fulton of Marshall couu-
T. has been elected chairman u Calder
heads congressional committee. J. p.
Case u Dickinson retiring. This is said
TO marx a break between Senator Bur
ton and Calderhead.
The vestry Of the Episcopal church az
Emporia has asked Reverend Purcell %
resign. The bishop placed hin az En-
Qoria four months ago. Last week Rever-
end Purcell wetn east on a vlsit. He tank
q Up n ST. Louis and was arrested and
fined.
". II. Cradock. the Democratic nominee
for governor. expects 70 $50 the lsrgoEt
vote I'm the history q E7ns1s turn orr
this fall The morning aft-- the election
3fr- Cradock VII think IL wss 9uite large.
but IL VIII not be the largest vote IL the
states history.
All the time the Kansas farmers were
paying high prices Tor carnfG wire they
knew they were making somebody rtch-
Il turns OF; that 8: was John ". Gates
atelT Nr. Gates refrigerated b. putting
the price q corn up 20 g. cents. when
the Kansas farmers didz't have any com
The Prohibition agitztors nov declare
that there are 90 FONTS in Topeka. some
without the mask q a cigar counter even.
ard six wholesale distributing dspots
The county attorney - Graham ea1nrv
wants 20 knock cot a nooche -eoccns. fsgt
rrt finding e Jaw wrote - AS s1s1- A.
toruey West who tod him o. 90 aftsr e
1s nuisance.
Racial difficulties - Topeka as reported
~ enc Heraid- James Marass1s u1a
couu in r,ci.re ccu-t last nirhf - appear
sgaiast TIRE fhree col6red boys who swipEi
portion 81 his stock ir trade Saturday
alrhf HeE-V Boston. Fred Perry art
VIII Ransom were the CTcrdeTE. tse last
Two r.es1.nx guilty. tut Bosfr1 fzslstfi
rhat r. hzd nczhlrE % 60 VITA n sfeai-
Tax a-f vas rot 81 s-T rl-r a1f sfar1
trlsf ThsT Al recefred 11s - go
shortly after r1tt-lEts Saturday nlE1t
80 -hrse bovs ze-t ID Ere arr1ue peace
ssIiv lrrilaef. - thsY r.F. Bcstoa sent
IN ard purchases sgan@ feeacce - tae
frr~l ger a14 some rart &Ee t1f
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