The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-15
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

Newton has railroad crossing blockade
No trainmen have been arrested yet. and
it is uninteresting.
a man slapped a restaurant waitress al
Wellington and was arrested This is re-
Yersing the usual order of things.
The lola Register wishes TO know IL II
Isn't about time for the Trego shales &c
get into the newspaper boilers again.
Wellington's school board has just come
through an insurance row. One member
asked to be retired from the committee.
An old water mill on the Neosho, a
mile west OF lola. was burned last
week. 1t is believed that boys or tramps
set it afre.
Cocaine" went the fastest in the z.
mile dash at the Butler county fair. last
week. For cocaine, a superlative gait is
nothing unusual.
Since the announcement Of Senator
Platts marriage. viii White is being
"jOshed" considerably. White made the
senator out a dead un.''
The Journal of Salina quotes nine pa
pers in support of Bailey. Outside of the
Democratic press. this is more than the
whole number lighting him.
Retiring Populist and Democratic Of
fice-holders in Sumner county were pre-
sented with umbrellas and shotgun.
There is no significance IN the gifts.
An Emporia man had to pay $50 Ia
police court for FIVE bushels Of corn
he took the other day 1t was a pretty
steep price for corn not even delivered.
The SaIina Journal again assures the
public that the north and south road Is a
sure thing The Journal is giving the
nitro-glycerin2 in dangerously large doses.
University professors arc investigating
the Dexter we'll They have found out
what IL isn't. and are nov trying TO con
firm their opinions by finding out what
II IS
The Salina Journal has just discovered
that the apple crop was destroyed and
it happened away back in MAY. This
fact precludes any possibility OF saving
it now.
For the first time in many years. Sum
ncr coUnty's offices are filed with none
bat Republicans. T. 4 Hubbard. OF
Rome. took charge Of the county treas
urers office Tuesday.
Topeka Herald: Victor Murdoch has de
velOped the lecture habit He delivsFsd
an address last week ID the !. M c. a
II Newton. His text is not named in the
newspaper before Us
The Kansan reports that most % the
Newton people contemplating coming 70
Wichita TO the circus gave Il up be-
cause Of the rain l., was Fortunate for
them. fo- the tent was full ss i was
Parsons sun: Vic MuFdcck te1l the
Seventh district editors The other day
How 70 Tell News. Il = al right for
the people who heard g. but some q the
others are wondering whether the sa-
dress was concerned with telling news
when you see Il, or irpsrting 10 70 the
public
lola Register. Ten years ago Chsrute
bachelor. (. G. II. freeman. did leaTtuS
an estate valued at xis.eu- he oeQseEss1
Il n 4 niece. buf she died before fhe
vii was probated Her mother. next =
tfn. aiEo died al stsEut t5e Fanze time.
80 re brothers e the mother I1asTste1
ne -.~orerty. which is worth s5s-ses so1aT
srhiea reminds ore never 70 lose any
kin. 10 matter ho~ remote
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