The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-25

First ii was a commissionership next a
board of charities place. then the COVER
norship, soon following the boss-ship,
state printership. the vice presidency and
now Bent Murdoch has been offered the
superintendency OF the Episcopal Sunday
school at FL Dorado.
The Santa Fe has established freight
headquarters at Newton. Thus Hutchin-
sons chances for finally getting some
thing from the Santa Fe are increasing;
that is, if it doesn't change its fishing
hole.
Governor Bailey is being urged to run
for the legislature and his deposers are
worried. They need not be.
Prospects for an alumni banquet at
Newton this year are unfavorabIe. These
gas well propositions are terribly drain
ing.
The defeat of Pat Coney for depart
ment commander. G. \. r., is being laid
to the work done by Colonel II. c. Loom
is. Of Winfield. The soldiers are rs slow
about laying aside factional feeling as
some politicians.
\ bartender took two shots at the por-
ter Of the same saloon on the main
street at Winfield Sunday The Free Press
reports that the shots were wild, due
to two high balls, which statement looks
very much like tautoiogy.
\ Catholic hospital at Winfield was
dedicated yesterday morning. Bishop
Hennessy. of Wichita. had charge Of the
ceremonies
Edwin p. Hanna. solicitor Of the de-
partment OF the navy. IS talked of for sd-
vancement TO the position 81 judge ad-
vocate general He Is formerly O"
Salina man.
1t has been suggested that the colored
people Of Kansas could not do a better
thing for themselves than to bring Book
or T. Washington into the principal points
in the state TO talk to them. In such
movement they would have the hearty
support OF everybody.
The students Of the state agricultural
college themselves subscribed 3 90 TO-
ward the $500 needed tor Y. A- c \
building This action Is sitting Dre-
cedent aimost "a astounding - that of
the Marion man who always Pu;s his ozn
name down On a subscription paper De-
fore asking others 20 do So
state SulsEE.Hte TlAefL o i5sLF te tat9i
Dayhor was in the Missouri Paci1c
wreck AZ Pleasant Hrl bat WASH -
riously lgrt. ~hich Tsas fortunate he
rode On 4 pass
A bride of ave months. iz if;ing LAP
robe out II tho buggy AZ her har3e. near
CoEeyvillo. Sunday. Jet fail 4 Tsv0irer e
the ground and zas kiTisE- TIE h1sasn1
RAD the gun for her protection
The Santa j. Just feurinr its ooal yarsa
in AZ Arkansas city. after IsaEi1z the-n
easy % access aE winter. ard ger snrns
reeple are uukird eroaEis - fI1s f2-as -
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