The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-23
ALONG The KANSAS NILE.

Two hundred bills have been introduced
| in the Kansas house.
1t was the field against Long, and tn.
field lost out.
A bill has been introduced in the house
to elect the state railroad commissioners
Leavenworth has secured the 1894 meet
ing of the State Grocers association. II
convenes in January.
Richard Weightman. noted editorial
writer on the Washington Post, lived IN
Atchison years ago.
Secretary Coburn is in St. Louis for the
purpose of organizing the bureau of fine
stock for the exposition.
After the first caucus il was a defensive
fight or the part of the other candidates
1t was Long who was aggressive.
kansas might give dorado some good
advice relative to the legislative war now
on. Kansas has been through the mill.
Henry Allen. In the Ottawa Herald.
gives the history of Boss Busters" or
ganization. He labels ii as "A Cause
That Lost
Angus Shields, of Newton, while de-
lirious in a Topeka hospital fell from
bed. sustaining a fracture Of the skull.
from which he dted.
Medicine Lodge. as the home Of Chester
I Long. has again come into public no.
tice. The short grass town has produced
some wonderful men.
Joe Bristow is the target for the east
ern newspapers. The Washington Times
IS, the latest paper 10 devote valuabl
space to the Kansas man.
The California clue at Atchison. which
will tour California this year. has invited
Paul Morton TO address the organization.
Morton has not yet accepted.
"A Sunday theater'' measure has been
introduced in the house. Mr Crawford
nay have TO keen his Topeka house
closed on Sundays. after all
An Angoria goat farm IS a new enter
prise at Emporia. Kansas lodges can
now patronize home Industry when IN
need OF the proverbial goat.
The legislature viii turn the lights on
the coal situation in Kansas The luves
tsgation wil-be rnade within the next NJ
teen days by a special committee
Chester I. Long lost four hats during tho
senatorial contest \ hat is not 81 much
consequence, awayway. when a man Is
a candidate for United States senator
John H. Shore. Of Hutchinson. who vas
married in 1854. is an applicant FOR q d.
VERGE from his wife Il evidently took
many years for Mr.. Shore to ascertain
that rraTIldEe - . Eda+NAT
John Soard has been on trial II Atchison
on the charge Of emDezziing t2le from his
wife. Mrs Sosrd alleges that she gave.
her husband the money TO pay board
bill but that ne spent II for some other
purpose
Carrie Nation has been released frc-s
the Topeka 5afl her FIRE q ~ having
been rer1ittes By tne city council Carrie
should have waited until a United states
senator was elected before appearing on
the boards again
Representative King spTlirg e zDrprise
IL TIE house by Introducing a resolution
for The Kansas congressional Delegation
f. Topeka to refGru % Rzshin gtor SpE
that the senatorial matter - settled. Inc
gentlemen viii De wiling 20 accommodate
Mr. King.
Atchlsoa Globe. II will BE- renenbeTes
that Jack Frazer and Al Gear. ot A,eh-
ison- vent 70 81 Joe few DAYS aso. 20
sleep in q hzunlsd house.. under con
tract They returned ySzterczy without
fulfilling their contract. They zsrs o.
Ssred the sun Of 81 II theE would sleep
H. THE house ard locate TIRE noses nat
came from The lover part - TIE Building
! be 81 Joe police gave them permission
T. carry guns ort- armed - uia feeth.
,hsT entered the hose az niEhf- pr~T-sre's
,c make tho rss Aaost : o ciark IS HlEai
peculiar noises teEzn 20 cr-1e fFo7n the
refisr They tied - icc@fe ~ sa'lr1s.
bat TIE noises cere a. evsEiEe - = Hlli-
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