The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07

more new box cars.
The senate refuses to bar lobbyists
from the senate chamber.
An Enterprise photographer is ad-
vertising eight views of the Nation
raid
Mrs Catherine Jacobs. a widow, was
burned to death in her house IN Pitts
burg.
The Kansas agricultural college
dairy makes 1900 pounds of butter a
week
February opened with LOO students
enrolled at Kansas university, with
more expected.
1t seems unlikely that the legislature
viii repeal the law providing for a
new insane asylum
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Ready, who
have lived in Topeka so years, have
been married II years
The board of managers OF the Sons
of the American Revolution met in To-
pelxa January 2s.
E. j. Eicholtz, a Hiawatha druggist,
has destroyed his stock of liquors. His
stock was quite valuable
Winfield Freeman, of Wyandotte
county, is being pushed for appoint
ment consul at Dublin
Secretary G. w. Martin proposes to
prepare a new Kansas history, in four
volumes of 600 pages each
The Santa Fe has added to the Ii
braries provided for the reading rooms
for employees along the line
Stocl<nen of Osborne county who
have tried both say that they can raise
| more and better feed from sorgh um
| than from alfalfa, acre for acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Palmer, of
Nortonville, recently celebrated their
| 67th marriage anniversary. Mr.. Palmer
is 90 and his wife nearly old
A $3.50 team, hitched to road wagon,
was stolen from hitch rack at Oxford.
Large rewards are offered by Sumner
county and by the Anti-Horsethief as
ISOLATION.
The State Cattlemen's association at
| their meeting in Topeka, decided to
| use their best efforts to secure rail
| road bill without classification on rate
| schedule
A mattress factory in Wichita uses
about 800 cords of cottonwood, each
sea>on, from which excelsior is made.
| The factory has the latest machinery
| for this purpose
| E. w. Thrall, of Eureka, is the owner
| of the largest herd of Galloway cattle
in Kansas, and is also the newly elect
ed president of the American Galloway
| Breeders association
Barnum B. Brown, formerly a col
| 1ector for the natural history museum
of Kansas university, goes to Africa on
| a collecting expedition for the Ameri-
| can museum of New York.
| patent medicine house, stopped at
| Robert Puckett's farm house in Wilson
county, and finding Pickett sick gave
| him a dose of belladona which killed
| him. He has been arrested
| A business man Of Horton laid down
his overcoat in the Rock Island depot
waiting room in Topeka, to take q
| drink of water. When he turned
around his coat was gone and the 1856
roll which was in its pocket, with it.
Representative Storms, of Stevens
| county, staid by his land there wher
| everybody was leaving. He managed
to live someway'' and picked up COW
now and then-kept the calves and
after awhile found himself one of the
| most substantial of the cattlenen O.
Western Kansas
Fees collected in January by the
superintendent of insurance and turned
into the state treasury, amounted K
S17o.45
The superintendent of the insan,
asylum at Topeka turned in to tn,
state treasury on January 81, Sse4- 81
received for the mai tenance of priyat+
| patients
Abraham Whitehead and wife, o
Lincoln county, We're born on the SAM
day in 1890. They lived together 3
years and both died on the same da,
last week.
Wyandotte county has had a negr
ravisher in Jail for some time Hun
, Everitt knocked down and assaulte
a young lady when she was going HON
from her work one evening las Nc
vember.
, Miss Mary Mastellar was burned t
. death in Ell Dorado. She was carryin
. | a lamp She came from Philadelphi
! to visit friends in Ell Dorado.