The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-28
Some 'Ipfluepe@s''
in Kansas

Syracuse News: Somebody said an I'M
/ kind word that hurt somebody else. Was
it youe
! lola Register: At the risk of seeming
I to be a '.piker" we must admit that we
! do not care anything about the age CT
/ Ann.
Hutchinson Bee: The people Of Burr
/ ton were shocked when they heard the
/ robbers open the bank safe with dyna-
/ mite.
| lola Register: There seems 10 be dis
! position 10 doubt the Cresceus story sent
out from Wichita. Notwithstanding the
fact that Dave Leahy is in Washington.
Winfield Free Press: Arkansas City
harbors a man so debased as TO rob an
eighty-year-ol woman of her hard
earned savings
Lindsborg News: DR. Swensson has
purchased a little red wagon for the girls
Of his printing establishment, IN which
they will transport his heavy editorials TO
the postofice.
Lawrence World: OF Ossawatomie an
old soldiers association is said to have
condemned Governor Bailey for not APP
pointing an old soldier TO office who was
under Indictment for pension frauds. The
old soldiers really ought not 10 go on
record as standing by men who are guilty
OF pension frauds.
FL Dorado Republican: Just going TO
have us die whether or no. The pension
department estimates that for the year
ending June 30. 1894. fifty thousand old
soldiers will die; and for this reason the
appropriation for pensions is TO be re-
-f.1g h. mo
we are not going TO die if we can help it.
Wellington Mail: The carnival has
come and gone. While il was failure
from a financial point of view. and did
the city no good yet it was entirely
understandable from an amusement point
of view. There was nothing about any
of the shows subject 10 criticism and
the conduct of the performers was all
right.
Ottawa Herald: j. A. Wayland who
runs the greatest socialist paper in the
world at Girard, has just settled a strike
with his employees. The employees won
their demand for higher wages. The
public seems to have had the wrong idea
Of Socialism. Socialism. it seems. Is
something else than an institution which
makes all laborerS brothers together,
each sharing in the general good.
Garden City Imprint: The editor Of
the Gray County Times continues to he
worried by the inefficiency of Garden
City pastors indulging in a lengthy la
mentation in the last issue. The Times
editorials furnish unmistakable evidence
Of the editors ''cal'' to the ministry.
We trust the brother viii not be disohe-
dent; we should like TO see the pastoral
office filed once just as it ought to be.
Arkansas City Traveller: The Emporia
relatives of Grant G. Gillette. the famous
plunger, believe he has struck it rich in
Mexican mines and win some day return
TO Kansas and make good every dollar
due his creditors. He is now, according
to their stories, in New York working
up" a company to develope his gold
mines. IL may be assumed that ne went
to New York over a different road than
the one leading through the land of his
creditors.
Atchison Globe: During hard times.
people like abuse, revivals and temper
ance lectures. They like red-hot cam
paign. wherein every decent man in the
community Is abused During hard times.
also, theories are seriously talked and
accepted that are idiotic. People are I'M
fair and quarresome during dull times.
Every loafer says he is poor because he
is so ALTERED honest. the inference be-
ing that industrious men have aceumu-
lated a little something by being indus
trious thieves. They say a period of dull
ness is approaching. 1t will be unpleas-
ant