The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-16
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.
Winfield is to sink three more wells for

Winfield is to sink three more wells for
gas.
Campbell, of Bourbon county, has come
out for Long. He had been a Stanley
man. 1t was case of preference between
ION Stanley. on, to charge, Chester,
charge
Senator Allen, a wag from Doniphan
county, wants the name of Wyandotte
county changed to Aaron. so that is viii,
with it's big delegation, come first in roll
calls at state conventions.
In contest at Leavenworth, Spencer.
the Democratic candidate for treasurer,
was declared elected by seven votes.
Corey. his opponent. will take the case
to the supreme court.
Dave Blaine has got the ear of Bale
Waggoner on his favorite theme. the pen
itertiary Irvine plant. 1T is strange that
so good a Republican as Blaine is should
seek the aid of Democrat
Mr.. Schemerhorn. OF Cherokee county,
will introduce a bill providing that when
a woman is sentenced TO the penitentiary
or any reform institution, a relative shall
accompany her at the public expense to
prevent officers from insulting her.
The Carnegie library is a source Of
much trouble at Winfield. il Is doubtful
whether site can be secured for it. \
until a community is asked 10 comply
with the conditions surrounding it.
Clubs will be formed at the State Uni
Iersity for the purpose of securing stu
dents for that institution. The club MEM
bers. during vacation. are % labor with
their friends to get them 10 20 TO the
university in preference to other col
leges.
IL IS thought that the state senate will
pass a resolution indorsing United States
Senator W. a. Harris for position on
the Isthnian canal commission. II would
be a graceful act towards a clean, high
minded political opponent whose quaiin
cations for the place are very nigh.
Superintendent Dayhof Will arrange the
State Normal institutes this year
not TO inconvenience teachers vino de-
sire to work in the harvest fields. In
many districts the income az teachers H.
equivalent only 10 their board. and they
are compelled 10 look 10 the harvest field
for their clothes.
The state printer eight is said To have
narrowed down to George Clark and ID
Hoch. Henri Allen and arthur Cappcr
are said 70 Re practically cut q the reee
the latter on account 81 the fact that n
was compelled TO subordinate RS inter
ests 10 Curtis senatorial candidacy. K
a. believed r. Se-ne % IRE best guesssr7
in the state that Clark viii Wit.
I'd Weiiup Is a candidate fer the Dem
ocratic Membership o. the state board -
railway commissioners. tFIGp has been
the leader % tire fueionists 81 the two
last legislatures. Although he r baz1i-
capped with 4 very pronounced German
hroglse. his speeches are Always strong
and his points on parliamentary iaR have
ever beer Ti-ht and clear II was -
discovered the mistake made ~ ere
Ksnsas Legislature 81 ia address q kis~
Edward de - q m3ner ~ 6aseua- and
wealthy.
Topeka Capita. At fhe Tuesday after
neon meeting Of tn. LiYs s-oek E-se3oTs'
association ;. y EObizo1. OF Batter ceUE-
". told a Irtie s;cry 81 zisch Profssror
CottTeli figured which 81 - sf1Feci-
ated b those who uzse-stanc fhe RAPID
growth e alfalfa ard re 7u-7srouF
crops thar are harvested Is xsas0r
Several years 20 whe1 c9fsr.s vas r1s-
nec:es wsth the state Agricultural coi- Z
.eze - Was - Eoufhe7n Kansas srf
preached re gosrFI q slfsifs ~ fsrr-er
st ~ho<s house - STAYED CreT giEHt
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again lie -Eas EseT ~ the 1ncT - tie
farmers wife You're that ai1sitz uar. /
zrest yea ale qu~T.ei- after taking q
lcox ~ k.z Yes. - the z3faife nan
oiled Cort-ssL Wei s.ozs~ res4lea I
The woman. I don't krou whether - 4
ask yea into TIE byHse % got "a ~ 4
30 zzkss Cottreil Ise-s -se 81 fzfi. /
when y1a were hs-r t-efcrr TsB tzske5 1
ny hasbzas into rssftisz s. fo~zs s-res n /
Alfalfa a-d ze have 6~sE hsylnE ever 1
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