The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-25
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

A railroad commissioner will be elected
today. There are six candidates.
Ira Clark. of the Register, assures every
one a bed who will so TO Great Bend.
Topeka Capital: Bun Adams says
Victor Murdoch has cinch on the nom
ination.
Cy Leland and Governor Bailey returned
from Washington, but refuse 10 disclose
anything.
One-third the counties in the Big Sew
enth have selected delegates. This week
will about finish them up.
If you don't want to miss the biggest
thing politically that will happen in
long time. be at Great Bend.
The Lindsborg annual musical event
occurs on April IS, 16 etc.-just in time
for about nineteen political requiems.
A dispatch 20 the Capital declares that
Hook will be Caldwells successor on the
bench Ware was talked of for the
place.
Rev David Shields. of Salina. has come
ont for the wet mayor and before cleo
ton is over he will need something SINH
lar to his name.
That editorial meeting at Hutchinson.
Monday. settled one fact beyond question.
Editors are the most modest set of men
in the human race.
The Arkansas City well-drillers have
gotten down 200 feet and lost another
drill. From the long wait. they must
have struck purgatory.
Hutchinson and several other towns are
talking about chartering tourist
sleeper to be sure of accommodations at
Great Bend on the I'd.
The talk about beds and sleep would
indicate that the Seventh district con-
gressional convention is going 10 be a
long-drawn out affair.
The Kansas Mutual officials have been
hauled into court for contempt. II is al
legged they carried OF the roster when
the receiver was appointed.
VIII White has increased the size Of
his paper. the Emporia Gazette. He is
also Increasing the size OF his income by
telling how dinky the new congressman
is
The editor of the II Dorado Republican
has discovered that when a woman wants
TO cut an item out Of q newspaper she
uses a hair-pin. Also when she goes after
blackheads.
Harris boom for vice-presidenf Is prob
ably az serious as a Wichita mans who
once ran on the Poppiist ticket for the
same place. No one out Of the city was
aware Of it.
The Capital prints a dispatch from
Hutchinson showing that the ccngres-
slona! primaries were very corrupt. IN
necessarily corrupt because Forsha was
nominated without counting the corrup,
votes cast for him.
Topeka Herald One good thing about
i. " RIaine's candidacy for congress
out IN :he Seventh distr.c7. politics VII
keep him - busy that the annual sCrs .
with T T. 6erow over the number - har
vest hands needed IL Kansas VIII be de-
layed until toward the close q The
seaseH
Topeka Journal: IN his sermon Sunday
morning The Rcv. Dr- Charles Fl Park
hurst = New York city. referred 20 TIE
incid ITS y the capture Of AEuiuaido By
Genera Funston and criticised the Amer
icaa people for condoulng what ~ called
the de,efJ and treschsry' prac;iced D.
Funston IL making the celebrated cspfErs
that utterly discouraged al other beiEg@r-
ert Philippine leaders. ~ hsrefeTe put
ting away IvsnE speak ever u1zn trri1
with hls neEhbor. vas TIE text
eepio-sbie Illustration = the general AZ
atty Broa The matter Be Eaid Vas
sh0En ry The easy popular assent EiTs1
- TIE Anomalous tresensry pTacsiesst
uFc1 TIRE Philippsze leader. AzGirua8d7- -
cur aruy oTlrsT. Funsson--z trsachsry
orcsrad and approved b General Mao
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