The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

Geo. 4. Clark, state printer-elect, was
born in Mexico. Mo-. December p, 1856
Seven contests are to come up before the
elections committee of the Kansas house.
In betting circles AZ Topeka. Chester
Long has been the favorite in the sera-
tcrial contest.
Louis p. King. of Cowley. has served
twenty years continuously in the Kan
sas legislature.
Just twenty-one years from the day Of
his marriage. George A. Clark was nomi-
mated for state printer.
Shortage Of coal al Wellington has
caused the electric lights TO be turned on
at 10 o'clock each night.
\ burglar. with plenty of nerve, secured
a box OF jewelry from the safe in the
office of the mayor of Hutchinson.
IN a short tine the Il told you go man
will be getting in his work IN connection
with the senatorial race az Topeka.
Winfield wants 2 sewerage system and
will send 81 representative 10 Topeka to
assist in securing needed legislation.
In the Democratic joint caucus. Senator
W. a. Harris was nominated as the mi
nority candidate for United States senator
to succeed himself.
Judge w 4 Redden. Of Topeka. has
eral for Shawnee county to assist in clos
ing up liquor cases now pending.
Sixteen employees of the Salina Republi-
caR-JournaI have married in the past
eighteen months. Two members Of the
force married in Wichita last week.
1t is proposed to make Misunderstanding
grand larceny. The Kansas farmer viii
have TO serious objections II the Iefrsla-
tire makes it worse crime than that.
The Democrats OF the Fifth district
have Endorsed J. T. PcndegaHt. Of Abilene.
to succeed Jim Fike as railroad commits
s,oner. Pendegsst is a hardware mer-
Grant.
A bin has been introduced in the house
authorizing tine governor to operate the
penitentiary coal mine AZ its full ca
pacity and sell the coal 10 the people OF
the state at cost.
Eugene F. Ware. United States pension
commissioner. is in Topeka. He stated
that he was interested IN the senatorial
contest merely interested in seeing
somebody elected.
The federal prisoners concerned in the
u.utiny. November :. 1871. at Fort L>sv-
enworth. Will be tried before Judge Hook
IN February Captain Joe Waters. q
Topeka. will defend them.
Henry Allen IS in favor Of the legisla-
ture investigating the coal situation In
Kansas. and declares that By satisfying
public curiosity the investigation commit
tee viii have earned its pay.
One modest member OF the legislature
asked a railroad attorney at Topeka for
only 40 miles % transportation last
week That. however. was merely che
little incident in the senatorial contest
Iola's chief % police. while asleep n
his room. was robbed b. a daring insIs-
vtcual Money. keys 10 tire CITY prison
ard the officers BipPers disapEezrea-
This IS probably the record. - FAR, for
$50.
With everything cut Of the way The
senatorial contest had f1H swing yester-
day IN Copeland county. Jndoubtediy
the fog % Tobacco smoke vas 50 thick
that no one bit politician could go any
thing
The house has passed TIE BAL intro
duced b. Adams Of se<i<~sck. suthaTlz-
iuS the board e managers - the stzte
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nv
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their snfsxsraeas rss os.zszE1 1sdEr fz.ez
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