The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-01-31

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The Missouri and Kansas association |
of lumber dealers meet in Kansas City |
this week.
solomon has experienced several fires |
recently There are suspicious of in |
cendiaries.
The records show that Leavenworth
has 122 joints. which pay the city S25 a
month each.
Mrs Leases petition for divorce
was fled on January 81 in the district
court of Sedgvziclz county
The plate glass insurance companies
have cancelled all policies covering
risks in saloons in Wichita.
w c. Lee, of Toledo, attended the
Shorthorn sale at Strong City and pur-
chased a small herd of them
There are still 21o applications for
rural delivery routes in the hands of
the special agents for Kansas
L. D. Hampton. nephew of Cover
nor LeweI1ing has married Mrs. Dora
Barns, at Kansas City, Kansas.
DR.. Thomas Archer, of Emporia, is
dead He preempted a farm a mile
and a half from Emporia in 1855
1.-THE architects estimate of the cost
of building a plant for heating and
lighting the state house is SOS, 900.
Mrs Rich has brought suit against
Wichita saloon keeper for $4,000 for
making drunkards of her two sons.
Finney, Kearney and Hamilton coun-
ty farmers are entering into an agree
ment to put in 700 acres of sugar beets-
George Brown, who halls from Ne
braska, was assaulted by negroes at
North Lawrence and beaten in a fright
full manner
Captain Thomas Bicl1erton, the noted
artillery man in the early Kansas wars
and in a Kansas regiment in the civil
war, is dead, at the age of 80.
The enacting clause of the bill which
is intended to make it possible to get
intelligent juries in Kansas in murder
cases, was 4 knocked off by the house of
representatives
John Wilson, the young man who
disappeared at the time he was to have
married Strong City young lady, has
returned. It is said that the marriage
will be consummated-
The injunction suits brought against
the Dickinson county joints caused
them all to close, before trial The
Enterprise man and wife, who beat
Mrs. Nation, have emigrated.
A Missouri Pacific train went through
a burned bridge near McCracIzen- En-
gineer William Young was killed and
the fireman dangerously hurt. The
train took fire but the passengers es-
capped unhurt.
A man by the name of Kelley, was
was killed by bartender John Switzer,
in a saloon fight at Bruce, Crawford
county. KeJ1ey's friends gave Switzer
Haa chs
taken to the Jail at Girard.
Sedgwicl< county has dispensed with
the officer known as commissioner for
the poor. The action became neces-
sary under the statute requiring a
county to have population of $4,000
to be entitled to such an officer The
poor will be cared for by the commits
sioners direct, acting in connection
with the Associated Charities.
At Augusta, a young man was dressed
to represent Mrs. Nation, and walked
uptown after the arrival of the Frisco
train, carrying large hatchet. OF
course a crowd Immediately gathered,
some of them being in the secret.
| When the excitement was at its height
Mrs. Nation disappeared to the box
\ car where the toilet had been made up
| The joke was on two business places
supposed to be doing a straightforward
| business, where the doors were lock ed
! and windows barricaded.
! Colon Ball is in Washington to take
| examination for commission in the
| army. He did good service in the
| Twentieth Kansas.
D. E. Thompson, one of the Nebraska
| candidates for United States senator
| was once the conductor on the Santa
Fe branch between Topeka and Atchi-
| son.
Gasoline engines are of as small cos
as windmi11s and are always ready; s,
there are many irrigators in the west
ern counties who are using the forme
| for pumping water
Senasor ]. X Cubbison has brothe
attending the West Point militar.
| academy. Mr.. Cubbison voted YER
decided aye on Senator Simons' reso
luton denouncing hazing at the acad
envy