The Globe-republican., 1901-11-07

Trolley cars are slated to commence
running in lola on November 90
Topeka now has 1as miles of paved
streets and "a miles of paved alleys
Clay Center has replaced its burned
electric light plant with a much better
one
c. F. Weber, who owns many eleva-
tor, has purchased home for himself
in Wichita
The Mohernlan Angora got ranch at
Wellsvi11e has sold five hundred goats
this season
Only I've octobers in the past 81
years have been warmer than the one
just closed
The Y NJ C. A library of Hays City,
has received gift of books from Miss
Helen Gould.
Kansas officials defy the law which
prohibits outsiders from hunting in In
dian Territory
Colonel A o. Brodie, chosen for gov
ernor of Arizona, lived several years on
farm in Greenwood county
The Wichita Commercial club is ar
ranging for a trade excursion to the
principal towns of Oklahoma.
Only one arm was broken at a foot
ball game at Emporia; the other in
juries being contusions and sprains-
The application for a new trial in
the Jessie Morrison case will be heard
January term of the supreme court.
H NJ Reid, of Crawford county, has
lost several cattle from black1eg. Mr..
Reid is big breeder of fancy cattle
Mrs Stearns, 90 years old, who lived
at Willis, Brown county, was burned
to death last week She was smoking
a pipe
J. E. Hurley, division superintendent,
is quoted saying that the division
terminals at Coolidge will be removed
to Syracuse
car containing British mules
caught fire the Frisco Fort
Scott Many of the mules were burned
SO badly that they had to be killed
All but two or three of the school
district boards of Atchison county were
swindled into giving their notes for $33
each for Primary Language series
J. B. Orr principal of one of the pub
lie schools of Kansas City. Kansas, used
coal oil in kind1ing the kitchen fire at
home, and was burned so that he died.
Wellington is to vote on issuing bonds
to build and equip electric light
and are to be taken by the three local
banks
The Standard Oil company is obtain
ing leases for oil lands in Neosho and
Allen counties. The consideration in
every case is a percentage of the oil OBJ
tanned.
NJ r. P1atS, of Kansas City, tells the
Kansas Agricultural college to send ex-
perts to select two heifers from his herd
of Herefords which he will present to
the college.
A strong company has been formed
for the purpose of taking out coal or
oil, or both, in the recently discovered
producing district adjoining Topel1a's
south boundary
Sumner county farmers do not like
the the special registration law which
| applies only to Sumner and Montgom-
cry counties. Many refused to register
| and there is talk of contesting the
validity of the act
| Miss Coles, a stenographer of Topeka,
was attacked by a negro while going
home. Her screams attracted neigh bors
| and the negro fed. A black fiend has
been arrested and is held to await Miss
| Coles recovery from the nervous shock
SO to be able to identify him.
| ST.. Paul, Neosho county, now has a
strong flow of gas and preparations are
| being made to supply the city with
gas
The Fort Scott & Western railway is
| to be extended from Gas City, in Allen
county. through Humboldt to Chanute;
| the new gushers being the 1oadstone
| that draws the railroad there
Topeka township justice of the
| peace has been arrested in a poker
| game in the city. 1t was Disney who
has been putting heavy penalties on
convicted jointists-
Benjamin Curtis, after farming the
same land near Doniphan since 1854 has
| sold his farm and moved to Atchison.
Ex-Mayor s. c. King, of Atchison. is
| having built machine that can be
| used for blowing, for hauling freight
| wagons. 1t is new principle dis
covered by him. and which he has to
| hide because of its simplicity. 1t is a
| walking machine with legs, acted upon
| ~ 80. III r,e