The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-13
Scandals on
Peerless Princess


I sued a gambler for the return of the
money her husband lost to him at faro.
! She alleges that it was not a fare" deal
/ Topeka Herald: The esteemed Topeka
/ Herald is admitting the necessity of an
| insane asylum for Topeka. suggests that
is is convinced that Wichita stands just
as much in need Of penitentiary. pen
! itentiary that would depend on Wichita
! for inmates would soon be given over TO
| the bats and owls.-Wichita Eagle. :"
| Perhaps the Eagle means those tough
/ bats and night owls which have made
| Wichita famous Or perhaps the Eagle
supposes that the prison would depend
upon the city for inmates but would de-
pend upon the local courts to convict
them and send them there.
Lawrence Gazette: y court at Wichita
| has decided that diamonds are not wear
ing apparel, and not necessary for the
support of the family, and may, there
fore, be taken on execution. This may
cause you to dispose of your collection,
or hide them out.
from Washington. Accordingly the ready
public may expect the 1904 editiun of that
story about the eagle which carries of
a young calf. The story has already been
delayed several days, owing to the press
of business in Congressman Aurdock's
Washington Office r. -.a iidE sos -.
Harper Sentinel: The National Bank OF
Wichita must be a right husky institu-
ton. 1t has been advertising its capital
stock in the Wichita Eagle at one hun
dred million dollars.
Kingman Leader-Courier: The latest
sensation reported from Wichita is a
Jack, the Hugger," who is chasing be-
lated females nightly in that naughty
city. All he does is to simply catch de-
fenseless women and turn them loose;
only this and nothing more, and yet some
of his victims are making complaint.
Some people are hard to satisfy.
Topeka Herald: Congress has ordered
the printing of l0500 copies of "A Few Di-
rections for Destroying Mosquitoes
says the Wichita Eagle. Write TO your
congressman at once" The way the Eagle
persists in directing its readers to add
their letters to Victors already overbur-
dened mail seems to indicate that Colonel
Murdoch thinks every letter written to
Victor Murdoch means a vote made for
his reelection.
Lawrence Gazette: A Topeka house got
the contract for furnishing draperies TO
the Worlds Fair In the opinion of To-
peka this makes UP quite little of the
loss sustained by the sending of the state
convention to Wichita.
Salina Journal: The Topeka Herald asks
Who is Judge David Dale?" And right
there Wichita received it just punishment
for taking the state convention away
from Topeka"
Arapaho. o. T.. Bee: TOUGH ON VIGIL
TIA. a Day county citizen gleefully an
nounces: /, II. d. Brown, and wife. Mar
lam Brown. have agreed to disagree, and
Mrs. Brown has gone to Wichita to live
Topeka Capital:
(By the Capitals leased exclusive wire)
Wichita. Kan. March s.-The band, in
delicate compliment to Mr. Hoch. put in
most of yesterday forenoon playing "On-
ward Christian Soldiers" Considering the |
fact that the piece is new to Wichita, it !
took very we'll here
There is ne thing about Wichita whisky |
1t is making great many converts to the |
temperance cause.
Wichita is greatly superior to Lawrence |
=
depend on the EIks for everything
Wichita seems to have this advantage |
over Topeka: When you call for cock |
tail here you know you're going to get |
cocktail.
Kansas City Star: The Kingman Jour
nails reference to the people OF Wichita
as Wichitalkers is especially applicable
today Ghe day of the convention.
Kansas City star: Probate Judge Enoch
of Sedgwick county has handed down a
decision in which he holds at Jewels
are not wearing apparel"
Topeka Herald; Kansas means eagle |
or wind" said the Wichita Eagle some
days ago. And now, in reply TO query |
whether that paper meant to point out
the obvious synonymical relations of the
various terms used. the Eagle informs |
this paper that what the Eagle really |
meant was that Kansas was long on
wind and short on water Thus does
the Eagle take water-into the dis
cussion.
Tnrnk1 = A wichita
decided that diamonds are not wearing
apparel and consequently are liable to
seizure on execution. Thus do heartless
courts continue to Cypress the farmers OF
this state.
El Reno American: Wichita is fast be-
coming the convention city 81 Kansas.
One state and one congressional conven-
lion in one week is enough to make that
city as proud as Lucifer. They must be
selling better red ticker in Wichita than
,an be found in Copeland county at
Topeka.
Ponca City Courier: The Republicans Of
Kansas are holding a PopulisI state con-
-ention in Wichita TODAY
Topeka Capital: Tally asIotisr osfe for 1
he Peerless Princess George Gould pass-i
ii through Kansas the other dag and his
private car was named Wichita
Topeka Capital: Colonel Toler ROW keeps
stock company playing IN his auditor
UNI The convention followed Al Uncle
Toner. The auditorium would make a /
inc hay barn.
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