The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-08-14


has beer appointed a copyist In the
latent Office.
be the Democratic nominee for con-
gress against Congressman Charles
curtis this year.
The marriage of Miss Pauline Man
ming to Mr.. Thomas Tinker occurred
at Salina Wednesday night. The groom
H. cashier of the Gypsum Valley bank.
Davis Boylcs. a teacher and natural
ist we'll known In Saline county, died
at Salina of erysipelas. Mr.. Boyles WAS
about 80 years OF age and had been
married but a few weeks.
a man giving his name as j. d.
Noble was arrested at Emporia for the
theft of two bicycles lie claims To have
deserted from the United States army.
Icavcnworth, about week ago.
The fruit crop around Sterling prom
ises To be good. Just now there are
thousands OI bushels of yiums on the
market which are selling at r. low
price, owing to n outside demand.
Local dealers are oycrStOCkcd.
YoungbcTg gave bond and filed n no
iicc OF appeal. Youngberg is one Of the
two druggists whom the officers raided
last week and secured several loads Of
liquors. Youngbcrg was allowed TO
take his goods back. as there was
81 Ia. H..
Ex-Chicf Justicc Horton Is now nj a
health resort In Wisconsin. lie has
never rightly recovered FROM an attack
OF pneumonia which prostratcd him
two years ago. but he IL not In the SER
ious condition whicli some of the
newspaper reports would seem to i'm
ply.
IInlton people are greatly clatcd by
the news that Alien Green Campbell,
who died In California ten days ago.
has left $lOO.UUU Ia Campbell univer-
sity, the school that he heipcd to csiab-
lish twenty one years ago The money
may not be- available for a lew years.
but II Is certain to come.
The application to have the medical
certificate oi Dr. william Meffcrt, OF
Emporia. revoked. wls argued before
the state medical board Wednesday.
Dr Mefcrt will resist the case lie h
accused Gf conduct unb"cOming n ply
sician. This is the first ease Of the
Kind TO come up before the state board.
J. V. CIymer, an attorney, one II the
pioneers of Hutchinson. H. dead. lie
was 80 years old aud a native Of Gin
cinnati lie served In the civil war ar
captain Of an Indiana regiment. I,c
was the first city attorney Of iiutchin-
son and was n member Of the state
legislature In the '7Os. lie was a
bachelor.
In arguing the motion for n new trial
iOr Jessie Morrison. sixteen Htidayits
were introduced. most Oi them cain.
Ing that ". T.. Burch, W. a. Davis aad
j W. Murphy, jurors at the last trial.
had stated before being summoned tbnt
they believed Jessie Morrison wds
guilty aud that one of them said she
ought tO bc hung.
A charter has been issued to the
Usage CITY State bank. which has a
capital Of $1,000. Join W. Breidcn-
thai is al the head Of II. There are
thirty or more Usage county people
MIth-him. This IN the third bank
brcidenth.' '"'"lv haS "rgr "iled. II ~
Enid hat he intends To have Chain
Of kansas banks cOnpcCtcd with his
new trust company.
Moss burgess. IL years old. was rlIn
over and seriously injured by "A Santa
Fe excursion train near Srvcry He wnh
found hy n section crew anj iaken to
Ills home near Fall River where he 10.
sided with his father. u. +. Burgess a
well known Greenwood county man.
lie alleges that "A train official pishet
Him from the platform upon which lac
was standing. lie may recover.
Secretary George W. Martin. of the
Kansas Historical Society. has Just
issued another Of those splendid vol
umes filled with Kansas narrative. bi-
agraphy and history. Nothing more
interesting To the Kansas reader has
ever been crowded into COO pages II
shows the wisdom Of putting one of
ih"s" newspaper f"llors." as Jim Lane
called them at the head of the Iiis,or-
ical SOclay.-kansas CITY JOsirnak
Shorif J. w. Tayks and ysDss.e hods,d
In Jail at Sedan sin farmers living near
Elgin. charged with conspiracy Ia rob
the Elgin State bank. They are Robert
Niblock. George Nlblock. John ".
Swinney and his sons. Tom. Lane and
Ike. The sheriff learned some time
ago. he says. that these parties. with
others. were planning 10 rob the bank
and he act about learning their move
mcn's. The work was To he done Sun
day night, and. sscreting his posse
about the hank. he awaited their com.
Ing. For some reason. the plans Of the
robbers were changed. and. after cut.
ting the telephone wires. they attempt
ed escape. six being arrested and six
others are being hunted by the officers
Those In custody were arraigned before
Justice Ellis and their preliminary
hearing set for July IL. In default Of
81 900 bond each. the prisoners were