Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-02-13

1ent. BY her own acknowledgment
ne of the leaders is Miss Hattie
tanley, daughter of the present gov.
rnor Of Kansas. Thirty other girls
re concerned.
Voice on the Wind.
The husband of one of the W ,men
Tho performed with Mrs. Nation in
Wichita informs the Eagle that his
life has been neglecting her home and
er children ever since Mrs. Nation
anne on the scene. When her eldest
on begged her to withdraw from the
oint-smashing fraternity she replied
hat she was hidden by Christ, whose
oice came to her on the wind.
All Want More Money.
Chairman Francis, of the house ways
nd means committee, says every de-
artment of the state government is
owing for more money. He says he
will keep appropriations down If he
makes an enemy of every politician
Gets Things In Pairs.
j. A. Mccormick, of Americus, has
wo sets of twin calves and pair OF
win colts born on the ranch the last
ear, and his wife presented him with
win babies-a boy and a girl.-To-
'eka Mail and Breeze.
Scaton Don't Like Train Robbers.
Representative Seaton, of Atchison.
roposes to make Kansas a danger.
US state for train robbers to do busi-
ess in. He has introduced a bill
laking train robbing capital offense.
unstable by death.
Will Tracy Succeed LAMBERT
A Topeka dispatch said that B. II.
racy, of Pottawatomie county, now
ssistant attorney general, will sue
eed l. e. Lambert as United States
istrict attorney.
Kansan to Visit Africa.
Barnum B. Brown, a collector for
lie natural history museum of the
ansas state university, has gone to
outh Africa for an extensive coll
citing expedition.
Kansan Charged with Ffendish Crime.
Paris Low, of Parsons, was arrested
,arged with having maintained inn
roper relations with his daughter.
ow IL years old, for the last SIX
ears.
Henry j. Allen May RESIGN.
It is reported that Henry J. Allen,
rivate secretary to Gov. Stanley, win
,sign about March 1 and devote his
ltire time to his Ottawa newspapers,
While His Clerks Were At supper.
William Kietzman, a shoe merchant
; Topeka, killed himself IN the store
hile his clerks were at supper.
financial reverses led to the act.
Farmers to Purchase an Elevator.
Farmers in the vicinity Of Solomon
ty have formed stock company to
mild an elevator to fight the alleged
rain dealers combination.
Kansas Man Wants . consulship.
Representative Bowersock called at
le white house to present the name
Winfield Freeman, of Kansas City.
II the Dublin consulship.
Brakeman Loses Two Feet.
j. C. Wallace, a "Katy" brakeman.
II under train at Walnut and sus.
ined two crushed feet. q broken
IN and an injured hip.
VIII Try for Natural GaA.
Winfield and Arkansas City win
ute their interests in prospectine
T gas. Wells will be sunk over the
tire county.
Won Gold Medal at Paris.
J. L. Stuckey, q farmer Of Sedgwic1I
unity, received notice that his corn
d won the gold medal at the Paris
position.
Burned 70 Death 1t E1dorndo.
Mrs. Mary Nasteller was burned e
ath at Eldorado the other night by
e explosion Of . lamp she was car.
ing.
Tomlinson Denies II.
A Topeka dispatch said the rela-
ms between Gov. Stanley and Wax-
n Tomlinson, of the state peniten-
ny, were somewhat "strainea'' and
at the warden would soon resien
d be succeeded by J. C. o. Morse, of
ellington. Tomlinson said the rumor
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