The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-08
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

Enright, of Wyandotte county, is FOR
Barker for speaker and Cubbison for
senator.
The demand for an open ballot in the
caucus comes from the Curtis camp. II
shows weakness
Governor Stanley is quoted as saying
that none of the members who are for
him is wearing a Long face.
A nilkman's team in F,mporia ran away
and in their wild flight carefully followed
their usual route over the town
Senator Fulton. of Marshall county. has
arrived on the scene at Topeka and will
manage Calderhead's senatorial boom.
The champion mean man of Kansas has
moved TO EnppfIa. He CO.; his VIE a
trousers-hanger for a Christmas present
Congressman Jackson is in New York
undergoing the Lorenz treatment for re-
ducing fractures. His broken leg Is
troubling him greatly.
one look at the Copeland lobby these
| Gays will convince anyone that when the
smoke Of battle shall have cleared away,
it will be tobacco smoke.
OF all the senatorial aspirants Con-
gresham Calderhead spends the most
time personally in the lobby. He VIII be
pretty well acquainted with those mem
bers before the caucus meets.
You can count 1t as a certainty that as
soon as Curtis fails to win out. the
Topeka papers will set UP "A great hOller
for the election Of United States senators
by direct vote of the people.
Senator Conrad. OF Montgomery, says
IN a Topeka interview: Il am listed in
the Curtis column. where l may locate.
although I have promised no candidate
my vote Neither am I under obligations
t. any of them
A man doesn't have to spend more than
ar hour in the senatorial lobby at Topeka
tc. catch on 70 the fact that the Curtis
people are so busy denOuncing what the
opposition is doing that they don't have
time 10 really DO anything for Curtis
themselves.
The Topeka papers are Interviewing
members on their choice for speaker and
senator. Most OF them tell their prefer
cree for speaker: many of Them also tell
nom they favor for senator. one man.
Jones OF Norton. hasn't apparently made
up his mind on anything. He says: At
this time ! don't care to state my posi-
ton on either proposition
Governor Stanley had 4 roundup %
his forces at Topeka Tuesday. IN the
Copeland. for a size-up Of the campaign
There were present Jones o. Norton. Far
re Of sumner. Won Treba of Labette,
HAYDEN Of Ncmaha. Leland OF Dom ptlz =,
Eevington Of Jewell Adams Of Bullet.
Eusey Of Se5gwicls. Senator kennedy %
Coffey. T. r Lambert. William Allen
White and +. B. Jewett-
Anna Digs is over IN London and *
riain!ng in q letter 20 the Topeka Herald
how mad she gets when she hears Eng
lard called the greatest nation on earth
che Gays. walk straight down 20 the
strand. where there's q great American
far flying. and stopping beneath SIS folds
say You darling old Stars and strips
you and I know that these Brifishers
sont know Whist they're talking about.
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