The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-09
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

! Barker says that he believes he has a
chance to win yet. and will stay in the
| fight TO the end.
| That buster We had Tuesday was "A
| sort of peau de sole lace hanging down
! of that Dakota blizzard.
| State Oil inspector Spencer has noti-
| fled Governor-elect Bailey that he will
not ask for disappointment
! Think of the coming rows that will
| spring up in Mrs. Nations Wives Home
| end get into the newspapers.
The Pringle forces have the speaker
ship fight won, and are loading up on
breath for subsequent shouting
The Stanley managers have announced
chat they will hold daily caucuses for
| the Stanley forces from this time on.
Judge Barker is keeping his temper
during the strenuosity. any way. He
speaks of Pringle as my friend Prin-
| gle
The papers are. having some fun with
member named Mead. sof Mitchell
county. Mead refuses to say where he
ic at
Senator Burton and Congressman
Reeder have gone TO Washington.
Neither will come back until congress
adjourns.
The story got out in Topeka Wednes-
day afternoon that Barker had with
drawn, and there was great excitement
for a while.
]. A. Bucklin, Of Thomas county says
he is the only POpulist in the house at
Topeka. The others have joined with
the Democrats.
Bill White has showed the price II
tickets to the Kansas Day club Up 10 81
each. He says that the high price OF
beef causes the increase
Mort Albaugh has given out state
ment showing that sixty-one members
are for Pringle. II is practically the
same list he gave out at he beginning
of the tight.
c. c. Coleman. attorney general. has
named J. +. Close Of Republic county.
first assistant; John s. Dawson. Of era
ham county second assistant and Miss
Ruth II. Campbell stenogrspher.
Says the Topeka Capital: The ros-
ter Of Mrs. Nations band shows that
Mrs. Myra McHenry. OF Howard, has
moved IN Topeka II there j. any de-
sirable immigration Topeka always gets
it.
The legislature. as soon as Il meets.
kill pass a law requiring aEctioneers %
have licenses. Make way for liberty. II
there is one great wrong that rankles
l.: the bosom Of Kansas. 10 n that tie
auctioneer goes unlicensed
The feeling tina; prevails in come places
that Charles Scott has teoparcized els
90 by declaring that he doesn't believe
N the Monroe doctrine. r. uuwsrrsrfsG.
Kansas always taxes Of IT. hat 70 sin
cerity that - most away.
Topeka Journal. An unusual nur1oer
II Justices OF the peace have resigned
thAr Offices within the past week. ard
Governor Stanley aas been kept busy
appointing new ones. The governor
makes no more appointments TOW unless
nc knows the applicant or th@ persons'
10 recommend hin Some nsne ago
Justice resigned IN northern kansas
tow A. The same tine argther man
ssrt IN ar application for ths racsacT
and sent along a number q letters from
bsssirsss rnen iniorsing him There AS
70 other candidate ard Covernar stan
rs therefore fhoazht the agpsicsn. vas
aouetleSs the proreE mar 70 zrposrt.
and the ro--issl11 Sas sEssec- Ths-
rear went Up fro-a the TEMPERANCE peo-
RE q TIE town. zSt TIE governor Found
- had Appointed a. sx-foirttst 20 - .
sr-rffclzI officer I'll make I'd E8cre AZ
rss-tzse-fs unles< tse~ ire Tea Tso
rssfe fhe -ecozzz@7dztsr1s sad fsST-
sr.or Stanley \ was caught i,Zaf tine.
sE.t ! zozt - again