People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-09-01

Mrs. Eta NJ. Wood and two child
rem, who have heen visiting the fam
ilY OF Frank Irland since June. left
aver the Rock Island Friday morning
for their home in Kansas City.
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A special from Wichita tn the Capt..
tai says that the Wichita authorities
have been notified that mob Of
Andover citizens are preparing to take
Sam Smith and Tom Wind out OF jail
and hang them for the murder of a
man In the Frisco robbery.
Judge Ray has made arrangements
with the Kentucky railroads whereby
the Kentucky sxcursiOnists may se.
cure a rate Of | cent a mile from
Bowling Green to Cincinnati. The
same fare will prevail to all points
east ot Bowling Green where several
tickets are sold.
Or. S. W. Splitter was called to the
OF South Haven Friday
afternoon to attend Mrs. G. H. Stnck,
formerly OF this city, who was said to
have taken dose OF stryChnine with
suicidal intent. The doctor found
the matter with her. She
had had quarrel with her husband,
and told him she had taken poison.
Fred Vanderwork and Nav futile.
the Belle Plai0e young people who
ran away and got married several
ago, have parted. Wander
work had been away from home, and
when he returned Thursday he found
hat his adolescent wife had packed
Ter trunk and returned to her parents
nome.
The latest fakir going the rounds is
quack doctor who hunts up a family
hat may have sick member, AID
quietly has an interview with the
read OF the household. He says he Is
physician from the railroad hospital
It Topeka, and as work is a triffs slow
he will guarantee to cure the patient. |
Fhe contract is drawn, but the ''doc- !
or" OF course, needs a small fee to |
insure the fulfillment OF the contract |
~ the part Of the farmer. The
uack puts the money In his pocket,
'ets into the buggy and that is the
asst OF him.
Naval otficials say that by the close
4 this week all the men called from
he various states to man warshlps |
or the auxiliary navy will be on their
'ay home with the possible exception |
4 those on the four old monitors
round Boston. The department is
elused with inquiries as to how soon
hess men can return home. The
etters come not only from relatives,
mt from business firms, who say |
hat as the war Is over they want |
heir clerks to return to duty. These
Influences have been aided by pres.
ure from senators and congressman,
nd the department feels some salts
action iu stating that all the men
will be released by September l.,
kept those on four of the monitors.
Concerning the shooting affair at
Belle Plaine Sunday night, the De.
ender says. There was hot time
n town Sunday night. The excite.
nent indicated that there might be
rOuble between the proprie'ors Of
he Fair store. A shot was fred and |
many screams OF murder awakened I
he slumbering citizens as well as a
NJ Of the tardy boys, who should
ave been at home. The parties
lost active in the fray were taken in
barge by officers until next morning,
'hen charges of attempted murder
'ere made, but later both cases were
ismissed. Now the Fair store Is no
lore, Gregory having left town Tues.
ay, and Mr.. Neff and family are pre-
airing to take their departure. All
quiet 10 Manila bay" = The
Jews says: Domestic troubles 10
no Neff family, in which c. E. Greg
ry was prominent, caused consider
BILE excitement Sunday evening, and
subsequent breaking up Of the Fair
tore. Mr.. Neff says he intends NOV.
lg away as soon as business can be
Sometime before daylight
tuesday, morning Mr.. Gregory loaded
. the merchandise and skipped"
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