The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-18
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

Cowley county has 1.9iS dogs and 1.i2S
sheep. Barring sausage possibilities. this
! is a poor ratio.
| Pratt should be quarantined for weeI;
or so. Helen Kimber. the woman SUI
fragist has been there.
Two Hazeiton lads got into a fight over
the weight Of watermelon. And the
melon was paid for, too.
A baby has been born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Swim Of Winfield. In the" has been
| suggested as name for it.
A fair is being held at Burden. Cowley
county Arkansas City and Winfield are
furnishing good attendance.
The Wellington Mail says the Cowley
county fair was a losing investment. Ar
kansas City is Yet TO hear from.
The boys have yet TO nickname their
companions before school can officially
be declared to have been begun
Eight TO ten car loads Of apples are to
be shipped from Winfield this week
Eastern states are paying good prices.
The truant officer At Hutchinson has
already made one arrest. The guilty boy
has been sentenced TO the reform school
Two gray wolves were killed in a hunt
by Cowley county sportsmen this week
The chase lasted three and u hair hours.
Lightning caused p oo0 acres cf buffalo
grass TO burn near HazeitOn last week
The owners were saving It for winter pas
ture
Trouble is being experienced in Sumner
county in getting jury on the joint cases
The men folk all seem TO know about the
cases
The Geuda Springs hotels have been
closed for the summer u takes a strong
man to drink spring water these morn
ings.
After the jury brought in the verdict
4 is said that Christy dropped all pre-
lenses OF insanity. Maybe it Just brought
him 10 his senses
The Jury in the Christy case stood eight
for first degree murder ard four for sec
ond degree. The four held out TIN their
decision va saccepted-
Three runaway Indian boys from The
Chfocco schools have been caught a.
Winfield and sent back u school u -
something Of q routine affair
The marshal arrested young nan a.
Burton for drunkenness and put him
IN jau Sis young friends tore side
off the San ard liberated him. ThLz closed
the incident
A Newton boy g. travelling In Japan
The Ksnszn prints some verT interesting
facts. being taat Re had u pay more t7F
shipping his wheel o. the railroad than
ne did FOR his oEn tra1sportat-on-
Preston zDon1ezee ~ Pratt Re-
-uhlinan. Many = The disciples are lend
ing a hand IN ire building q n. ue-
church Brother Peter Hohl vas hsuilng
water. Brother KITE vas mixing mud arr
Brother StaU-up vas Carrying e fcr
Brother Al McNiHen - spread On
Barber County Irdex- TIE mails were
under strict quarantine Saturday aigat
until Monday morning EhEa thy v~-s
turned loose Ths las failed - -eet
The train saturday ri<nt ard on Sunday
rorai-S she hostlsr refused 20 unlock tEs
ma car. The quarantine Eas lifted O.
Monday uorrlElg-
Newton Eazss1- Republican Tee ri
lion xaty-dsds. -1orr - iess were tea1
On the platform - Ire ss-fa p ststiea
MS morning TIE csic snap. - sc-rs
;hsuE else. was to- much for th~-u Esez
N rhe z-us - the tssl1lng IS ArA -
re sA-o-d story The dert no.sses < 80
greer h1Es were 1yi1E 5rfzs1i;zz
s--z-rA sr-r rer WeTr tEf E-srez -
- slaughter q ne i--c>@ass eon-
r~sx % the x:zsto1- AZ EzaE 5ssrrx -
Mesn street tng-e wers er1tsncss = ~
harvest q death sd ftsey attracted s
great amount q z.ss2Ioa-