The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-02-21

J. H Sadler was killed by a gunshot
in the head while in his corral near
CherryvaIe.
The Centennial hotel a. Ottawa is
burned The guests all escaped 1t
will be rebuilt
In Atehison, policies on plate glass
in buildings occupied by joints have
been cancelled
The Woodmen in session in Wichita
voted that their next session shall be
held in Emporia-
All slot machines of every descrip-
ton have been ordered out of business
places in Salina-
Bishop Millspaugh is supposed to be
the only Kansas man who ever, dined
with Queen Victoria.
During the late snow storms a cen
trail Branch train was II hours getting
over AZ miles of track
The Moderd Woodmen camps of the
state met in Wichita on February 13,
with about 300 delegates.
Francis n. McCa11um, of Kansas, is
appointed assistant surgeon of vol
unteers with the rank of captain.
There have been 5000 horses shipped
from Lawrence, having been sold to
A party of men of Arkansas City
went at 4 a n. to the outskirts of the
city and wrecked the Last Chance
saloon
Garden City people gave notice that
saloon stocks and fixtures must go out
of town, and appointed committee to
carry it out
J. Eber Zoolz, who went from the
Dickinson county high school mis-
sionary, is dead from smallpox at Cal
cutta, India
Miss Della COrder, a graduate of the
Atchison high school, has been named
to good position as teacher in the
Manila schools.
Judge Hazen, of the Shawnee county
district court, has granted IS injunc-
tions against joints and % more cases
are before him.
The railroads oppose the proposed
bill for district ownership of school
books, because they pay a large part
of the school taxes.
J. W. f. Hughes, of Kansas fame,
has been offered the position of aide
de-camp on the staff of the grand mar
shall of the Inauguration parade.
a farmers mutual fire insurance
risks of $685., 175. at a cost of one half
of one per cent for five years. 1t has
had 50 losses.
The Kansas Bankers association are
com biding to contract for insurance
upon safes and for securing fidelity
bonds for its members, thereby secur-
ing cheaper rates.
Be1oit people closed the saloons and
\.
an inspecting tour. fire alarm was
turned in and the crowd ducl1ed with
water from the hose
The Topeka chief of police has filed
charges with the city council against
liquor sellers and conspiring to prevent
harmony in the police force.
Two men are working in a vein of
mineral in the bluff near Lindsborg
and are sending away samples of what
they find. The entrance of their tun-
mel has a large door, well secured.
There are four candidates for Judge
of the new Labette-N Mon gomery dis
trict court: o. p. Ergen bright, of indie
pendence; j. 3. Zigler, of Independ-
ence; C. H. Kimball, of Parsons; and
Nelson Case, of Oswego.
a party of Iowa men have purchased
farms in Franklin county, 1000 acres
in all, at average price of $50 an
acre.
C. f. Conklin, formerly of Kansas, is
showing New Workers how to play
billiards He has the honors in this
years tournament there
Osbun Shannon, son of the territori-
al governor of Kansas of the same
name, died in Chicago February IL.
He was at one time postmaster at Law
renee He also published democratic
paper at Lawrence
| Friday, the 18th, was the first quiet
| day in Winfield During the day q
| large order upon wholesale house in
| Wichita for arms was sent to Winfield.
! At Perry Is women wrecked the
| three joints and a drug store In the
drug store one woman was burned OF
/ the hands by breaking bottle of car
bolic acid
Mr.. Knapp, drilling land leased
by the city of Chanute, struck the big