The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-11-14

1nlS week S issue ROUNDS OUT an even
2, OoO numbers of the Troy Chief.
CT. Mead of Abilene has been
looking Wyandotte over and may To-
cate there.
Shawnee county has taken Eugene
Ware at his word and declared war
against Spain.
A. L. Sponsler. who recently got
money out of a print shop, is now put
ting it in corn.
Burglars with terrible thirst broke
into the Atchison bottling works
Tuesday night.
A citizen Of Topeka is a collector Of
cats and has the largest ''mewseum'
in the United States.
Jack Richardson was probably sent
from Washington by mail, and is held
for postage some place.
The Boston Globe says the Santa
Fe-s flyer will cross Kansas at the
rate of sixty-eight miles an hour.
C. I. johnson of Oskaloosa has sent
a couple of his Shetland ponies to the
National Horse show in New York
City.
a revivalist who has been working
in Troy has caught the town. and Sol
Miller sings the song of Ninety and
Nine"
A Passionist monk is going to lect-
ure to Abilene people on ''Woman's
Worth" What does monk know
about it?
An Ottawa boy who lit a stick Of
dynamite which he found. wasn't
killed but he won't snap his fingers in
school any more.
Charlie LObdell is keeping SO quiet
that the only time he gets his name
in the papers is when he goes to Kan
sas City with cattle.
1t took Ottawa to raise woman
who had one husband in Denver and
another in Sedalia between whom she
visited back and forth.
! LeavenwOrth wants three days of
carnival next year. That means a
whole week, three days to celebrat tie
and four to get over it.
John F. Mitchell, chief clerk in the
Santa Fe passenger auditing depart
ment at Topeka, was in college with
Eugene Field at Columbia.
''Kick" Elwell, well known at Law
renee and to Baker university students
is in Lawrence from Cuba and may go
back when the fighting ceases.
J. J. Ingalls, has been sued for So,
the worth of calf whose death a
hole which belongs to the ex-senator's
property is alleged to have caused.
=. Nellie Lane, colored courtesan and
crook, was murdered in street row at
Leavenworth Friday night by another
colored girl named Alice Thompson.
| They quarreled over a man.
An Atchison young man recently
became very indignant at marrying
| story which was circulated on him.
He traced the story down and found
| that it originated with the girl in the
case.
Eli Mattox of Atchison, Santa Fe
brakeman who is II years old, has
been made Waterman at the Santa Fe
elevator in that city. He has been
with the company ever since it began
/, running trains into Atchison.
The executive council has not plant
ed that tree for Governor Carney yet.
Two dollars would pay the bill, and
those who knew Governor Carney say
that he deserves this simple mark of
respect. He was the only governor or
ex-governor who ever planted a tree
in the state house yard. Right now is
the season to plant.
There is a new society being formed
all over Kansas. 1t is called the ''Hair
Pin society and only fellows at least
six feet long and who weigh less than
40 pounds can belong. The badge is
brass hair pin.
Operations for appendicitis are be-
coming so common in Atchison that
description of resident of that place
| will soon be: Genus, homo; habitat,
Atchison: remarks, vermiform appen-
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dix wanting.
Usage City and Burlingame will play
foot ball on Thanksgiving. They can't
play, but they can thump, and gouge.
| and beat, and break arms, and be saw
! age generally. and that is all there is
| to foot ball game.
In Topeka landlords who make
trouble in collecting rents of delin-
Guent tenants who happen to be mil
liners are fined by the police. MILF
ners to Topeka are what the sacred on
used to be to Egypt.
Albert Applegate was found dead in
his cornfield near Norton Friday with
four bullet holes through him. His
murderer is unknown but is supposed
to be a man from Colorado. There is
a rumor that Applegate caused sepa-
ration between the Colorado stranger
and his wife. Applegate was % years