People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-01-28

Cox, tfled to smother them with
Mayor Ssvage's fulsome flattery and
cork them up with his supersbuDd-
ance Of taffy; they have been carted
about town in the bus, In the dray,
and In the scayenger wagon, but IN
vain. At last in sheer desperation
they were sent out OF town only to
return and renew their pleasant rela-
tiOns with the social and hOspitable
people of the county seat. They are
evidently stuck on their way OF doing
business there and delight In the
attention bestowed upon strangers.
1t is claimed by one Of the dailies
that they are either crazy or are
mashed on Marshal Henderson and
Mayor Savage; and it may be a little
OF both.
Night Waterman Botkin and W. E,
Huffman discovered two tramps in
the act of breaking car seals 10 the
Santa Fe yards Wednesday night
about l1:30 O'Clock, They were chased
some distance but managed to elude
their pursuers, Train 81 was lust
ready to pull out for the west when
Mr.. Botkin noticed the men 10 the
act Of forcing an entrance to a car
Nothing was secured. One OF the
cars opened contained barrels of salt.
IL is thought that the tramps after
ward went out on 81, as buns were
discovered on the train as it was go
ing out Of the freight yards. The
train was stopped at the union depot
and thorough search instituted fol
them, but they were too wary for the
trainmen and managed to scamper of
in the semi-darkness.
Caldwell Advance: Mondays dis
patches announced that Alpha R
Young had been appointed postmaster
for this city, and that his name haC
been sent to the senate to be con
frmed. 1t will be remembered tfa'
Mr., Young made a fight for the Office
when Cleveland was elected, but a
W. A. Sturms had the longest sticl
he got the persimmon. r.Young was
no doubt, the choice Of the majOrit!
OF the patrons Of the office. Whel
Mr.. Sturms was removed some Of Mr
YOnng's friends thought it only RICH
that he should have the office, and a
! he needed it as bad as any one else
they went TO work to get him ap
pointed and succeeded. 1t is uSeleS
to say that Mr.. Young will make
good postmaster, for every one VIII
has had dealings with him will bar
Us out in saying that he will make a
good a postmaster as Caldwell Ia
ever had. For a number Of years h
vas manager of the Adams and Well
Fargo Express companies at thi
place and has always proved himsel
accommodating, and the best of al
competent for the place he had.
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