The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-12-13
RAILROAD NEWS.
All trains are on time.


Bob Kissick has been assigned to
luty at la Junta. He was only tempor-
Arily at Cimarron.
Sterling is the name of the night
operator the Santa Fe in place of Bob |
promoted
The teIegraphers strike the Santa |
Re Railway is about at end The |
strikers places have been supplied No |
st1 iker will be reemployed.
Conductor r. III. Norvilt is danger !
nusly i'll with abscess the brain, his |
nome near Denver The report of his |
ieath is premature. He is not expec ted |
TO live.
Robert kissick has been appointed
station agent at Gin. IRON, and took his
place Monday The agent at that place
struck MIR kissick for long time
telegraph operator this station.
Some of the trunk lines operating
betwet New York and Chicago have de-
termiae ed to abolish after January l the
old custom Of issuing half-fare tickets TO
c1ergytnen and religious workers. After
that date, clergymen, missionaries relief
committees and Salvation Army workers
will be required to pay full fare.
-Newtou Republican,: Many who
were at the depot lost night when train
No. come in noticed ugly scar on the
north side. 1t was a huge scratch the en-
tire length of the train. and was evident
ly made by projection some train
that was mot in the clear'' Few, how
ever, realize the extent of the damage
done and the cost OF repairing IT, The
cut extends through the paint and varnish
into the wood, which will necessitate
me owing the whole side of the cars,
placing it with new siding. The cost of
the repairs. it is estimated, will be from
81. 800 to So 900
kid Parker a prize fighter of Denver.
came into this city yesterday looking for
n fight. lie found it the depot plat
FORM A boy was whistling the rogues'
march, and Parker thought it was intend
ed for him. In the fight which ensued
Parker had his head and eyes terribly
blngled. and left for Chicago yesterday
morning. 1t is supposed that he will
never return The boy that lick ed Parker
| is only Is years old. 1t about like
this: Parker supposed the boy who was
whistling was making fun of him. He
| gave this boy black eye. The other boy
took up the fight and put Parker to
/ .-sleep.'' The pugilist is well known in
Denver. He on his way to Chicago,
/
have to go into training with "a few
beef steak poultices before he can meet
| his engagement.
Officers elect Division 300. Order of
Railway Conductors:
Q. Geo. ID. Pond.
A G. c. II Ill. Traypor
Secretary and Treasurer Jas. A. Corey
,. &C., T. Straultnan
j ....-........G &. l.. Clark.
l. w. G. Crutchley
O. w. p. Gray
Delegate: Grand Division. ST. Paul
Minn.. May, 1901. ..-.... Geo. d. Pond.
Alternate. e..-T =. Dalton.
Membe State Legislative Committee aud
/ Cypher Correspondent. Jas. a. Corey :.
Correspondent TO journal. C. J.. Cla: k.
Committee of Adjustment
j. NJ. Dodge, L. D. Bowen, Jno. Jones,
Division Committee
w. L. Junkins, Z. / Miller, p. T.. Murray
At the regular meeting of Golden
| Rule Division IS T.. A to o. r. c., on
elected for 1901:
President Mrs. Emma Corey
Vice President. Mrs. Dora Wolf
Secretary and Treasurer Creelected)
M Mrs. Catharine Sullivan
Senior ST ster Mrs. Sadie Crawford.
Junior Sister. Mrs. Isabella Healey
Guard Mrs. Ida King.
Chairman Executive Committee
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. Jennie StrauIinan. II.
Correspondent Mrs. Isa bella Healey.
Musici.n. Mrs. Gertrude Pope
Delegate Mrs. Katie Pond
Alternate Mrs. Emma Corey.
Sub. Agent of Insurance ce
Mrs. Julia Judd.
letter from his ply ysician at Wichits
says that Chas. E. Gallagher is enjoying
the best of health now, weighs 200 lbs
takes daily exercise of several miles every
day. His eyesight is slowly recovering
It is long slow tedious course as ths
nerves were Eelrly destroyed, and it il
much easier to destroy than to build up
however his recovery is certain and onl,
time is needed.
r A thorough test of the new twelve