The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-21
A dispatch to Tuesdays Capita,


from Hutchinson, gives the followin
account of brutal attack make upo
Ed. L. Barber:
Prof z T. Barber flrTneTIv of Allen count
but now connected with the business College
this CITY, was set upon and badly beaten aboj
the face and head Saturday evening By coul
lie Of well known tough characters
The literary society connected with the co
lege was in session in the chapel ard PROF.. Bal
Der had gone into the hallway 20 quiet som
boys who were making some disturbance. whe
ne was suddenly attacked bT one of his aSsail
ants who grasped him by the throat ard bega
choking him muttering threats of THROWN
him over the balustrade 70 the han below
Prof Barber succeeded in breaking away fror
/ his assailant and started for the outer door 60
the purpose of calling for The police, and Just a
he reached the sidewalk both assaiiautS ATTACK
ed him, knocking him down and kicked an'
I beat him about the tsce ana head Before hell
could reach him they bruke and ran. Prof
| Barber was picked up and carried - his rom
where his wounds we're dressed. none Of which
| however were serious The parties making thu
/ brutal assault are well known and warrants ar
out for their arrest
/ Capt. r. 5. Moore hands us the re-
clpe for two mixtures for spraying
fruit-trees which we print for the
good of the order of fruit growers:
BORDEAUX MIXTURE
| Dissolve pounds sulphate of copper In L
/ gallons of water. In another vessel Slake 1
Is cooled, pour slowly into the copper mixture
| being careful 10 mix the fluids thoroughly By
instant stirring. This can be diluted tG 4 its
strength By adding - gallons more water 4
com bination Of this mixture with London Dur
pie or Paris green saves a separate spraying
and cures both fungus disease Of the folia ge
and branches, and the insect pest one pound
of Paris green 70 20 gallons Of water
KEROsESE EMULSION
Dissolve = pound hard soap best whale-oil
soap IN four pints water by boiling When
100 "a rlfH tee Nw-r.T
one gallon of kerosene and stir this until 2
thorough mixture is obtained Dilute this
mixture BY using one gallon OF mixture TO 70
gallons water
The illumination of the Park Satur-
day night by turning the gas into the
top rail of the fence was a sight worth
coming miles to see. 1t is a great
pity it could not have been done when
the Kansas City folks were here
Thursday night, but it is great sat
isfactiOn to know that it can be done
now whenever we want it-and the
wind permits. Pryor is figuring now
with the council to run the gas to the
top of the band stand and have
torch there. When that is done. and
when the fence is extended all around
the square, lola will be able 90 give
show the like of which cannot be
seen anywhere else on earth.
The Farmers Mutual Insurance AS
ISOLATION OF Allen county suffered los
ses in last weeks tornado to the
of S424.67 divided as follows:
Jas. Davis S379.67. NJ. r. Remsburg,
SS3T 80, J. Reilly, $500, w. T. Barnett. |
g 80. An assessment has been le-
WED and the losses will all be prompt |
ly paid. The Association has been in /
existence now three years and the to- /
tai assessments including this last. /
have amounted to barely one per cent /
On the amount carried by the policy 1
holders. TIE Association expects to /
organize under the State laws and a /
for that purpose will be held |
in lola on Saturday April %.
Jessie Barker and two other gentle /
men from Humboldt passed through /
lola Sunday on bicycles on their way /
to Moran. They were just out for a |
little exercise, and returned to Hum !
bOldt the same day, making the - 1
miles in four hours and fifty minutes
Of actual riding time. Jesse is the /
most enthusiastic wheelman west of 1
The Mississippi river and he has work
ed on a lot of other fellows down at /
Humboldt until they are nearly as
cranky on the subject as he is.
My wife was confined to her bed for
over two months with a very severe
attack of rheumatism. We could get
nothing that would afford her any
.elief. and as last resort gave Cham
pertains Pain Balm a trial. To our
yreat surprise she began to improve
after the first application, and by US
ng it regularly she was soon able to
ret up and attend to her house work.
D. II. Johnson, of G. J. KnutsOn d Co,
AensingtOn, Mimi. 80 cent bottles
or sale by Evans Bros.
A good many people were awaken
ID Monday morning about O'Clock
~ two shots fired in close succession,
md there were anxious cOnjectures as
o what it meant. The next day
otto KreUger explained it by saying
hat he had shot his dog which had
zone mad. The dog had betrayed
abid symptoms for several days, and
lad bitten a number of dogs. One of
hese, belonging to Del. NOrthrup, has
ince been killed. The others should
'e closely watched.
Persons who are subject to attacks
f bilious collie can almost invariably :
ell when to expect an attack. If
Collie, Cholera and Di- 1
rrhRa Remedy is taken as soon as
hese symptoms appear, they can ;
ward off the disease. Such persons 1
hOuld always keep the Remedy at I
and, ready for immediate use when
Cd 80 I
he right time will save them much
For sale by Evans Bros.
NJ Willis G. Hartzeu and Miss Eta r.
ay at Los Angeles by the Rev Mr. Clarke Of !
he Episcopal church Miss NichOlai Is the {
aughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. g P NichOlsi. of ,
orth Raymond avenue. and has lived here .
ing enough to gain warm friends, whose best
fishes will go out to her on this occasion Nr {
nd Mrs Hartzell viii continue 70 make Pasa- !
ena their home Pasadena (CalJ SCR.
Mrs. HartZell has many warm
riends in lola, her former home, who
end her their best wishes.
w. T. Barnett says that the wind
asst week lifted one of his boys off the
round and might have seriously in
lred him had he not caught him just {
s he was passing cut of reach and
rought him back to the ground. Mr..
,arnett himself was lifted two or {
hree feet from the ground, and one
his horses was damned against a
arb wire fence
Emporid Gazette: ''There is a big
White House, far, far away, where ]
irover hands out pie almost every
ay But though we kick and yell. :
re never hear the dinner bell, and we {
aven't had a smell-perhaps we
ever mayrl-A Kansas Democrats
ersion of an old rhyme.
Married, at the Pres byterian parson-
ge, on Thursday evening, April 18th, !
II. J. F. Lewis and Miss Libbie G.. l