The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-09-07
A SUMMARY OF KANSAS EVENTS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WIN start in ut Newton.

VIII Start in at Newton.
wrence Gov. Roosevelt will enter Kansas
Vednes- September %, and start his speaking
will be tour from Newton. Stops viii be
The made at Phillipsburg, Smith Center,
Ne dedi- Mankato, Belleville Clay Center Man
u.s. The haitian, Clyde, Salna, junction City
ne and and Abilene. The special train will
labora- reach Hutchinson at $3.50 p. m, where
three Gov. Roosevelt will address the state
Kansas G. A. r. encampment. The follow
Ups and ing day will be spent in southeastern
3 these Kansas, but the itinerary has not
emOrial yet been arranged.
a,,.+ Internal Revenue Receipts.
e Law Inc oeue coiiee.ions LUZ the us
hin of trict of Kansas for August were $780,
p,,cb.n TITO, an increase of more than So 600
81 the over August, 1899, but decrease of
'nho1.r. over $4,000 from July This great
, offers decrease is caused by the falling off in
.ro oro special tax collections, which are
he stu aue III a"'"hoe "' 'iie oeS ilninS "a
by the VIC 'So"i yo'
Reward for = Runaway Boy.
James Wilson, the 11-year-old son
of j. j. Wilson, disappeared from his
Olathe, The ho,, ,,o+ o ho.s. Is os,,sd
watch - ~ - A. -, - ,o,o.; IT,;
with a 80. ii, - -, - o.: =
proach- +hot 49,, 49,, -. e,l -
If sight him ra,,,r, has haa, ofrarad fo-
- knowledge of his whereabouts.
e sickle stepped the Wrong Track.
the in John w. Hussey, so years old, was
killed by Union Pacific train eight
miles northwest of Salina. He was
anted walking a side track which he
of the believed was the main line AS the
g assoc train approached he stepped to the
he Fort other track directly in front of the
Of rail train. His wife was on the train
secured which killed him.
n again
r 10. And He Is Bachelor
w. j. Baily, congressman-at-large
from Kansas, owns fine farm of 500
II years acres seven miles north of Seneca. 1t
oany, is is fenced into farms of so and t16Q
ated in acres each, and his residence and
of Ar other buildings all but modern.
it man. Mr.. Bailey, though comparative
inter- young man, is reputed to be worth
500, 900. He never married.
Noted Kansas Clergyman Dead
driving Rev. Francis S. McCabe died at To
yhtning Peka' aged ~: he came TO Topeka
an who from Peru, Ind, in 1868, and was pas
p Luck Tor OF the FIRST presbyterian churcl
another until 1892, when he resigned.
name W.,,. s,.,
j. P. Williams an old veteran who
h.. naO only recently Deen released 1FOnl
hinsop, .he na..onai so,o,ers nome oieo o.
10 ham. waist deep near Winfield.
nto the Body Found by HI. Sister.
er, kill While hunting on His fathers farm
seven miles east of Saina. Philip Muir
.,. ray was accidentally killed by the dis
~ Eo,.+ charge of rifle. The dead body was
- p;ah found by his sister.
train Fort Votes High School Bonds.
rs, the Fort Scott by special election voted
is head $40 600 bonds TO buy the old Kansas
normal property for high school,
:. The two buildings on the property
cost about $25, 900.
has the Three Building. Go Up In Smoke
state Fire at Galena DESTROYED three
lit will frame business houses occupied by
the car Glover & Jones. druggists; Smith &
Ellis, grocers, and j. c. Inman, q
barber.
oted at Kansas CattIeman in Trouble.
ST two NJ. &. Swartz, 4 stockman of Morris
granted county, was locked up In lall charged
mbered with swlndllng Irower Brothers,
2 81 of Kansas City 1--we stock COMMISSION
firm.
Fort Scott w,thru. Streat Cara
Ina The street railway company ceased
~ operating cars in Fort Scott and dis.
hon &C. charged all of its employees. This ac'
Joplin, '-on wa" '"A>A u p0O1 70"
state.
While Cutting Corn.
d" w. A. Jones, farmer east of Har-
of To- nor 5;od of be.rt disease while ont.
on him t;no corn He had been deed % hour,
s resg- before b;s hodv was found
gn;. ton
|. Coroner Took Too Much Morphine.
DIR. Barney E. Wheeler, coroner Of
Senator Pawnee county, died from the effects