The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-04-02

IS. L. Pine, of Fowler, was in the city
yesterday.
r. r. Hudson returned to-day from
trip to Pratt.
L. X. Soper and j. +. Whitelaw at
tended court ut Ingalls, yesterday.
Special Easter services will be held
at the Episcopal church next Sabbath
morning.
A delightful rain visited this section
yesterday and to-day. putting new life
into everybody and everything.
very rich April fool joke. He was certain
his driving horse had been stolen. Ask
him about it.
Mr.. j. W. Gilbert and MIR. Wilson
Soule arrived at Liverpool. England. last
Saturday. They were passengers on the
disabled steamer, City of Paris, and mar
rowly escaped being lost ut sea. We
hope they may have smoother sailing on
their hOmcwarl journey.
George Tepe, who has been engaged
in the shOemaking business at Canadian,
Texas. for the past nine months. returned
to his family in this city during the week.
Mr.. Tepe while handling lumber had
his right hand badly bruised. on account
of which he was obliged to quit work.
Mrs. j. Shaw and daughter. while
out driving last Friday, met with an ac-
cident on Military avenue. The fore
wheels of the buggy became detached
letting it down in front and throwing the
occupants over the dasher. Mrs. Shaw
sustained slight bruises. while the daugh-
ter escaped uninjured.
An exchange remarks that One-third
of the fools of the country think they can
beat the lawyers in expOunding law. one
half think they can beat the doctor in
healing the sick. twO-tbirds of them
think they can beat the minister preach
ing the gospel. and all of them know that
they can beat the editor in running a
newspaper.
The closing exercises Of the second
term of the College of Western Kansas
were held in the Presbyterian church
Friday evening last. An excellent lite
rary and musical programme was rem
dered, which was very pleasing to the
large audience. The third and last term
of 1SS9-9O opened yesterday. and con-
tinues ten weeks.
The semi-annual convention of the
Seventh district. w. c. L. T.. will con-
vene at Great Bend. Kansas, April 9th
and 10th, 1880. An interesting program
has been prepared. Mrs. F. Rastal,
oUdlC ICSIuCuts w III UC RlCSCut tuIOUSu
the entire session, and many matters of
interest to local unions will be brought
up and discussed. 1t is hoped each
union in the district will be represented.
The wind storm of last Thursday, al
though severe in the extreme, pales into
insignificance as we read of the Louis
vile horror. where hundreds of lives
were lost and millions of dollars worth
of property wrecked. While our hearts
60 out in sympathy to the sufferers of
the storm swept cities of the south. we
should not be unmindfnl of the fact that
kind Providence has dealt most merci-
fully with us. They tell the story with
sad hearts, we read with fearful eyes.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-Last Sunday
evening Mrs. 4. j. Tate met with very
painful mishap which will cOnfine her
to the house for several weeks. While
passing from her residence to one of the
neighbOrs she fell on the side walk-it
being covered with ice and sleet-in such
a way as to cause the fracture of her
right arm and ankle. The misfortune is
aggravated by the fact that both limbs
have suffered similar injuries before.
They were therefore weak, and will be
longer in healing this time. Mrs. Tate
has the sympathy of large circle of
friends and acquaintance.
A Cure For Love.
The following anonymous note was re-
ceived by one of our most popular soci-
ETY. men yesterday. April LIST.