The Globe-republican., 1902-09-18

for the Wichita carnival
Kansas City, Kas-, receives S.. 900 a
month from saloons contrary to law
Dr. G. II. Hoxie, of Lawrence, takes
Dr. Williston's place at Kansas univer
sity-
A board of trade has been organized
at Wichita with David Heenan as sec
rotary
The new federal building at Kansas
City, Kas-, was forally opened on Sep
TENDER l.
Thomas Black, of Valley Center, died
from lockjaw caused by splinter in
his hand.
Farmers of Shawnee cohnty are los
ing alfalfa crops on account of scarcity
of farm help.
w J. Bergman, of Lincoln county
had a foot cut off by moving ma
chine He may survive.
Mrs Mary Longvven and her daugh-
ter were chloroformed and robbed in
their own home in Wichita.
The Santa F'e's Topeka shops have
fitted up two wood burning locomo-
tives for the Orient railway
Orient trains will be running into
Wichita in the last week of September
OfSA b1IC Nh1SSOdE1 dCAhC
The 46th annual meeting of the Kan
sas River Baptist association was held
at Manhattan ending last Sunday.
Baxter Springs had 20 passenger
trains every day to handle the reunion
crowds; IL carded trains and II spe-
Gals.
Near Ottawa a horse in pasture
ba cl1ed up to a wire fence and at a
n
broken.
The reunion OF the Twentieth Kan
at Burlington was interfered with
by rain. General Metcalf spoke; Gen
eral Funston failed to arrive.
Contract for the Carnegie library
building at Ottawa has been let for
S11 ,91o; not including the heating and
plum bling, which was let for ST, 1888.
Ex-Governor s. J. Crawford has been
gathering for thirty yeers data from
the Indian tribes who have lived in
Kansas
In one day the recruiting station at
Topeka received 81 applications for en-
listment They were from Is to 8
years old. Not more than half of them
Will be accepted.
AN excursion Oh SOlCI1erS TO A O11ene
on pay day occurred because of a boy
colt upon Junction City brought on by
the electric line charging 10 cents fare
from the Fort Riley.
Charles H. Barnes, formerly of AK
tell, Marshall county, is now chief
clerk of the Manila penitentiary, at a
salary of ST, 400 a year, and is next for
promotion to assistant warden
Robert RFo IN
ce1lOr Snow at Kansas university, of
which school he was graduate, died
at his home in Fort Scott on Septemb Der
TO- He was recently married.
So many army officers and soldiers
sta toned from time to time at Fort
Leavenworth have married Leaven-
worth girls that the place is called the
of the q S. army.
The farmers of Meade county have
SIS. 900 for the founding of
a Baptist college in that county. The
board of the Ba ptist church
proposed to put up $780, if the farm
ers would subscribe SIS, 900.
The Rock Island, according to rumor,
will establish round house and re
pair shops at the Burton car works
north of Wichita, to be reached by the
proposed new branth from Hutchinson
TO connect with their southern line at
that place.
Elmer COffey, of Peoria, Franklin
was gored by bull and
ceived injuries that may prove fatal
Since 1880, AZ boys and 81 girls have
been graduated from the high school
at Fredonia, nearly every one of whom
are now filing good positions as teach
ers, bool<l>eepers, clerks, farmers.
station agents, Iuer-
chants, ministers, a lawyer, a doctor,
a mail clerk and editor. The Citi-
zen sums up his mention with: There
is not professional 1oafer among the
entire number of grad uates. -
a Brown county man has taken tive
complete threshing outfits to North
Dakota to finish his seasons work
This is the second season he has threshed
in that state He took over 25 men
with ten teams
The Dickinson county high school
opened with enrolment of 10, the