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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
Germany on Monroe Doctrine.

: Berlin, Jan. diplomatic opinion
here considers that Germany's repre-
sensations TO the United States regard
ing Venezuela indicate that the German
government accepts the Monroe doc
trine. The papers have partly taken
the same view The Tageb1att says:
1.-The phrase America for Ameri-
cans is an irreversib1e fact
Some newspapers, like the Cologne
Voll<s Zeitung, a leading Centrist or
gan, see in Germanys consul tation
with the United States unnecessary
recognition of the latter's pretensions
in Central America, and the last named
AYERS that the representations of the
German ambassador, DR.. Won Ho11eben,
at Washington, were followed by a
ssfresh outbreak of insolence on the
part of the American press.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
auea tha sanra Ea.

Topeka, Jan 4.-Franl< S. Thomas
has filed suit against the Santa Fe to
recover S4s, 900 damages for the break
ing of a contract Thomas claims that
he had a contract with the company
whereby he was to sell all watches to
its employees He says the company
Cancelled the contract some time ago
and that he has been damaged in the
sum of S4s. 900, which he wants iudg-
ment for.
The suit was fled at Oskaloosa, JEFF
ferson county
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A ntarriare Contract Case.

Topeka, Jan. 6.-Mrs. Sarah H. Crum
of Wichita, instituted proceedings for
divorce from her husband, asking that
she be allowed S.. 800 permanent ali
mony. The Sedgwick county district
court granted an absolute divorce, but
refused to give her Judgment for
aliInony, on the grounds that she had
waived all claim to her husbands prop
erty in marriage contract Mrs
Crum has now appealed the case to the
supreme court, and asks that the lower
courts decision relative to aIimony be
set aside.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
Centennarlan.s RECORD.

Lawrence, Kas-, Jan 7.-Dr. Wood,
who celebrated his Tooth birthday on
Jan 4th at Coffeyvi1le first located at
Lawrence and helped lay out the town
He owned much of the land upon
which Lawrence is now situated He
was the first probate judge of Douglas
county. When Kansas was admitted
into statehood he was United States
commissioner
In nearly all the thrilling occurrences
of Kansas history from 1884 to 1861
DIR. Wood took an active part He
served as a soldier in the Mexican war
and under General Taylor fought at
the battle of Buena Vista.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
Kan.a. Money In the East.

Wichita, Jan. 7.-Wichita has more
han half a million dollars loaned in
the east and exacts its tribute of inter
est from New York promptly and
regularly New York and New
England exacted interest tribute from
Wichita and southern Kansas dozen
years ago. A c. Jobes of the National
Bank of Commerce, gave these facts and
added that Kansas has several million
dollars loaned in the east. Wichita
has money loaned in the east, he said,
and to Minneapolis, Mimi, which is
using Wichita money in larger guam
tity than you would expect
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
Great Britaln.s Goa, supply.

London, Jan. IA royal commission
has been appointed to inquire into the
coal resources of Great Britain. The
questions to be covered by the commits
sion's inquiries will include the rate of
possible exhaustion of British coal
fields, the effect of the export Of coal
the home supply, the possibility of
reduction in its cost by cheaper trans
Fsortation and whether the coal mining
industry of Great Britain. under the
existing conditions, is maintaining its
competitive power with foreign coal
fields, etc.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
Pension for Employees.

Cleveland, o., Jan 6--The American
Steel and Wire Company has posted
notices making effective on January L,
1902, a pension department. which pro-
vides for the pensioning of all old and
faithful employees, in accordance with
their terms of service All employees of
the company, or its predecessors, will
will be eligible to participate in the
benefits The funds will be furnished
by the company, the employed con-
tributing nothing. From $4,000 to
30. 900 men are employed.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
IN SOCIETY VIII PARADISE.
As Depicted By Description Of
White House Decorations.
MISS ALICE ROOSEVELT "ouT."

Washington, Jan 6.-Miss Alice
Roosevelt, the eldest daughter of Pres
ident and Mrs. Roosevelt, was formally
presented to Washington society at a
ball given in her honor at the White
House. About 500 guests in all were
present. many of whom either were
connections of the Roosevelt family
side of Washington.
Miss Roosevelt is the first White
House debutante since 1873, when Miss
Nellie Grant. the daughter of Presi-
dent and Mrs Grant, was presen ted to
society at ball which the gayest
social event of the decade.
The entertainment was given per-
sOna1 rather than a formal character
by Mrs. Roosevelt, whose wish was
that Miss Roosevelt should make her
debut much as though it had taken
place in her own private home, rather
than in the White House. There was
no coti1lon and consequently favors-
When the ball opened the in
terror of the White House was most
attractive. Never before have the
floral decorations been more beautiful
The massive mirrors, chandeliers, col
uunns and ceiling of the East room,
where the dancing occurred, were
festooned and gar1anded with snilax,
maiden hair fern and asparagus More
than mile of green festooning was
used in this way The window re-
cesses We're filled with palms, rising
out of banks of variegated foliage
The manteIs We're banked with roses
and azaleas set in tropical cretons AND
crowned above with pines
English holly was used in profusion il
the decorations. The red, green ano
blue parlor also were adorned on tn
same lavish scale.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
King of The Lobby Is Dead.

Washington, Jan. 6--Colonel Edwin
w. Ayres fell dead in the Citizens Ma
tional bank from heart trouble He
was formerly a wen-known correspon-
dent for the Kansas City Times under
DR. Munford, and in late years has ac-
quired a fortune in promoting legisla-
ton before congress Colonel Ayres
has frequently been referred to as 1.-The
king of the lobby and it was univer-
sally conceded that he had justly won
that title by his straightforward meth
DDS
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09

: Pekin, Jan. 2.-The Gazette pub
fishes edict recountiug the massacre
at Ningshafoo in KanSoo province
(vvhere a missionary and a number of
Christian converts were reported to
have been killed, supposedly under the
command of General Tungpy) and
ordering Chinese officials to pursue and
punish the guilty outlaws.
1t is undoubtedly true that Belgian
missionaries with Chinese converts oc-
cnpy fortified villages in the region
about Ningshafoo, and according to an
unconfirmed report which has reached
the Belgian legation here missionary
near Ningshafoo has been murdered.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
Increase of Pay.

Philadelphia, jan 6.-An increase
of from 4 to IL per cent in the wages
of about AZ, 900 trainmen is announced
by the Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany, to take effect from January l.
1t will apply to all the trainmen on
the lines owned by or operated by the
company. The clerical force is not in
Guided in the plan
For months the officials of the com
papy have been working plan, as
they term it, for an adjustment of
wages
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DowAGER is coNculATlNG.
She Arranses for the omcia1 Rec.ptIon.
of Foreign Ministers

She Arranges for the OmcfaI Receptions
Foreign Minister'S
Pekin, jan THE dovvager empress
has issued another edict displaying a
desire to conciliate foreigners She
says friendly relations with the minis
tiers should be resumed immediately
upon the courts return to Pel<in,
wherefore it is desirable that the en-
peror grant audience and orders
that an early date be fixed for the
reception of the ministers Her majesty
recalls the pleasure she experienced
twice in receiving the ladies of the
diplomatic corps. and announces that
she will soon arrange another recep-
ton.
The edict mentions the hall in which
the emperor will receive the ministers
1t is in the forbidden city, and is the
same hall where the members of the
council and the highest mobiles are
received. This conforms with the
peace treaty
1t is reported that a building along
the roote of the procession will be pro
vided, where foreign ladies may wit
ness the courts re-entry into Pekin
| by order of the dowager empress
| This is remarkable innovation
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Uncle SANS order. obeyed.

Constantinople, Jan. 1.-THE recent
arrest of two naturalized Americans at
Tripoli, Syria, for refusing TO pay the
tax providing for exemption from mil
itary service has led to sharp repre-
sensations upon the part of the United
States minister to Turkey, John A
I4eischman. to the porte The latter
promptly ordered the release of the
men arrested and instructed the au-
thorities not to modest American citi-
zenS
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
nae4 Indnatrr Growa

Las Animas. Cal, jan IA NIichi-
gan firm has offered to build a million
dollar factory If 5000 acres of beets
will be guaranteed for two years ct
a meeting 900 acres We're guaranteed
and the remainder Will be subscribed
Many farmers are doubling their acre
age A ranch manager says IF the
farmers raise beets large scale I
will feed 900 head of cattle here next
winter, using bests largely 1t promises
20 revolutionize the cattle business in
the upper Arkansas valley
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
Reno county Universitv.

Hutchinson, ks, Jan THE Reno
County University association has been
organized here, composed of old and
new students of the State university
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are: Clarence Briggs, president;
Normal Totten. secretary and treas
urer. The purpose of the organization
is to induce more young men and
women to attend the university from
this county. The present membership
is fiftv-fve
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
Panama canal for s4o.ooo,ooo.

Washington, Jan IA formal
proposition to sell the Panama Canal
properties to the United States govern
ment for $40. 900, 900, was submitted to,
the authorities here It was made by
NJ Boeufve, representing the company.
to Admiral Walker, as chairman of the
Isthmaian Canal commission NJ
Moufve acted ander the cable instrue-
tions received from Paris Admiral
Walker brought the proposition 10 the
knowledge of the secretary of state
and the president
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
Damage to Cattle in Transit.

Topeka, Jan I'll. C. Whitehead.
general auditor of the Santa Fe, has
announced that there would be estab-
Hshed at once, with headquarters at
Kansas City, a new bureau for the
purpose Of handing all the claims for
loss or damage to cattle in transit W.
A Combs assistant general live stock
agent of the road, viii be in charge
o. the bureau, while T. Y Norton,
now connected with the Office OF W. J.
Healy, auditor of freight receipts, VIII
be chief clerk
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
Funston to St. Paul.

St. Paul, Mimi, Jan 4-The Pioneer
Press says it is probable that Brigadier
General Funston may, upon his return
from the Philippines, be appointed
commander of the department of the
Da!1otas, with headquarters in St. Paul
1t is stated that the appointment lies
between General Funston and General
Kobe, a Philippine veteran, but the
latter does not desire the station
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
NEED WHIPPING IN DETAIL.
Best Peace Method is Vigorous
Warfare, Says Gen. Bell.
STATEMENTS OF SITUATION.

Manila, Jan. General j. f Bel is
conducting a vigorous campaign in /
Batangas province. Every available
soldier is in the field. The columns /
under the command of Colonies Whit |
and Dougherty are doing excellent /
work and driving the Fi1ipinos in all
directions. a number of the latter are
fleeing to Tayabas province, where the
native constabu1ary are rendering val
liable assistance in capturing men and
rifles.
deprecate the stern measures employed
by General Bell In reply General Bell
SAYS that these peace advocates have
had numerous opportunities to use their
influence as they have been given pass
es through the American lines almost
for the asking, and it has been after
wards proved that they often only
went through the lines for the purpose
of assisting the insurrection- General
Bell SAYS that the best peace method
now is rigorous warface until the in
surrection is completely subdued-
The arrest of members of the wealthy
Lopez family and the confiscation of
| their steamers and rice, well as the
arrest of three members of the religious
corporations, who were known to be
| instigators of the insurrection, has had
| an excellent effect upon the natives
| Conditions in the Island of Samar
| are still unsatisfactory, owing to the
| difficulty of finding the insurgents In
an official report of the encounter in
which captain Shoeffel was hurt, it is
| said that Shoeffel killed three men be-
fore he received his wound. and that
the remnants of the detachment of 1s
men were saved by his personal courage
and daring. The civil authorities say
that the Island of Leyte is now per
| fectly peaceful. On the other hand the
| military authorities consider Leyte te
| be dangerous on account of its Prox
unity to Samar if for no other reason
Major Albert L. Meyer, of the Eleventh
infantry, captured quite EXTENSIVE
arsenal and plant for the making O
cartridges at Ormoc the northwes
coast of Leyte. Major Meyer also cap
tured another powder factory, larg
: Quantities of ammunition, four cannon
and several rifles.
Captain Pitcher reports that he
| rapidly Kidding the island of Mindor
| of insurgents.
The constabulary of Farlac, Luxor
, have captured a number of members c
: Filipino secret society called tn
Guarda de Honor. The prisoners il
/ tended moving to the island of Pollil
! (off the coast of Luzon) where they e.
: pected to be free of American interfel
ence, temporarily at least, and wher
thew decided to resist American invasio
to the uttermost. Twenty members
the Guarda de Honor are charged wit
q | sedition. The big stone church at Ba
i ayan in Batangas province, is falin
: to pieces as a result of the recent cart
o. quake
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Teacher. to Manila

Washington, jan 6.-The war de-
partment has changed it's plans in re
gard to the transportation of teachers
and other civilian employees to the Phil
ippines- It was originally intended to
send them on the transport Grant from
San Francisco, but it has been decided
to reserve that vessel for the transpor
tation of the troops needed in the Phil
ippines, and to send the teachers and
other employees, in all about 200, to
Manila via New York about the 18th
Iroximo.
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discharge Pressdent Ament.

Guturie- o. T., Jan. AT a meeting
OF the board of education for normal
schools. held at Edmond the following
resolution was passed: The secretary
of the board of education for the nor
NAL schools of Oklahoma be and hereby
is instructed to inform Mr. James E.
Ament, president of the Northwestern
Normal school. in writing. that it is
the sense of the board that change be
made in the presidency of the North
western Normal school for the coming
wear, said change to take effect July l.,
1902
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
Miners Riot In Wales.

London, Jan. 4.-Bangor, North
Wales, and its district again under
control of the militia owing to further
serious riots between strikers and
workers at Lord Penrhyn's Bethesda
quarries- There was so much wreck
ing of houses that a detachment of
cavalry was hastily summoned from
Aldershot and the militia was drafted
in from Litchfie1d.
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K1u.mtre Get. SO Years.

Oskaloosa, Kans., Jan 2.-William
KIusmire, the jackson county wife
murderer, who was tried here on
change of venue, was brought into
court and sentenced to fifty years in
the penitentiary. He has been taken
to the penitentiary. The case will be
appealed to the supreme court klus-
raire was convicted of killing his wife
near HoIton last May and then bury
ing her BODY in a narrow ditch.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
WholesaIa car LootIne.

ST. Joseph, Mo. Jan Hallway de-
tectives here arrested nine persons in
this city, three of whom are women,
on a charge of Iooting cars loaded with
merchandise. For several months
there has been systematic stealing from
cars on all roads entering this city. and
it soon became evident that the rob-
berries were planned here. Plumber
was recovered that had been stolen
from tventy-eight cars.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
coal i'm CIoud county.

Concordia, Kans-, Jan. IA vein of
coal ranging in thickness from eighteen
to twenty-four inches was discovered
on farm south of Aurora near here at
a depth of fifteen feet. 1t is expected
that a company will be organized
within a few weeks to mine the coal
1t is considered certain here that the
vein is thick enough to warrant min
ing it extensively.
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r.duce It's own Coal.

Pittsburg, Pa. Jan THE United
States steel corporation has arranged
to produce its own supply of coal in the
Pittsburg district by the development
of 50.ooo acres, worth approximately
SO, DOC, 600 The work of development
Will be started at once by subsidiary
company. Contracts have been closed
for electric power and modern equip
ments- The steel corporation plants in
this district, aside from the Carnegie
Steel Co., consume about $500, 900 ton
of coal annually
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
c. M. sheldon. church Tsaided-

ToleIa, jan THE Central Con-
gregationa1 church, the pastor of
which is the Rev. c. NJ Sheldon, was
entered by vanda1s and quite badly
defaced- Caricatures were drawn on
the walls and books and other articles
destroyed. Several small articles We're
stolen from Mr.. Sheldon's study Tt
has been the practice to leave the
church unlocked at all times, but here
after this rule will not be followed
Tss guilty parties will be prosecuted
if caught
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
President Palm. T.lks.

New York, jan 4--Thomas Estrada
Palma, in his home at Central Valley,
N Y. received news that his election
to the presidency of the Republic of
Cuba was conceded He announced
that the new Cuba would be one of
work and of high endeavor, that it
would be his aim to strengthen the
friendly relations which exist between
his country and the United States and
to bring about reciprocity.
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Stand on rheIr Rixhts.

PeLin, Jan. 1.-The ministers of the
foreign powers have agreed that, when
the Chinese court returns here, if they
are merely invited to dine with the
tsung Ii yamen heretofore, instead
of with the Chinese emperor in the
palace, was recently stipulated,
they will all refuse the invitation
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
FuIad by Negroes.

Copenhagen, Jan 6.-Danneborg,
owned by the minister of justice, pub
fishes an editorial deprecating the
demand for plebiscite the subject
of the sale of the Danish West Indies.
1t says the inhabitants of Schleswig
are Danes by origin, language, educa-
ton and sympathy, while the people
inhabiting the Danish West Indies are
mostly negroes, not even speaking
Danish.
The ministry is united in favor of the
sale
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WAS Fron Newton.

Las Animas, Col, Jan. John D.
Cunningham committed suicide by
shooting himself with revolver in a
saloon. AS he was about to leave the
room he drew pistol from his pocket
and without a word sent bullet
through his head. Mr. Cunningham
had a large business block under con-
struetion. He leaves a little girl one
year old. He was from Newton, Ks.
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strikers sued for Damages.

Springfield, Ill, Jan. THE Satt1ey
Manufacturing Company has filed suit
in the Sangamon circuit court against
forty-tvo strikers who formerly work
ed in the Sattley shops but who are
engaged in a strike, to recover dam
ages placed at $50, 900. Attorneys for
the company state that it's case will be
based on trespassing and other unlaw-
full acts of the strikers.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09
WIN chrrsten Kaiser.s yacht

Washington Jan. 6--Miss Alice
Roosevelt, the eldest daughter of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, will christen the Ger
man l<aiser's new yacht now building
at Staten Island, New York This
announcement has been made at the
White House. The Kaiser's invitation
to Miss Roosevelt was extended through
Won IIolleben, the German ambassador
to the United States
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stn More Negroes.

Guthrie. o. T., Jan. 6.-The Creek
nation is being overrun by negro emf
grants from the southern states, who
come expecting to find free land A
party of eighty-three more arrived from
Texas. Governor Porter of the Creeks
has been called upon by his people to
t,lt a check to the influx.
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Davidson Investment Company

Boston, jan "A finding for the
defendant was given in the supreme
court in the case of T. w. Sargent of
Wichita, Kas-, versus Amos w Stetson,
of this city, brought by a bondho1der
creditor of the defunct Davidson In
vestment company. to force a liability
of 81. 500, resting upon the defendant
as a stakeholder in that company, a
Kansas CORPORATION.
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Ranaan neadin xvashinCton.

washington, Jan 7.-Charles- L.
Kelsey of St, George, Pottawatomie
county, Kas., was found dead in bed at
his boarding house. The cause of
death is yet unknown, but it is thought
to be the result of heart trouble. Kel-
sey was a clerk in the office of the
Judge advocate general in the Navy
department
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-01-09

When the house met after the holiday recess
the galleries were crowded but more than half
of floor uuOccupled-
But little business done before the an
rounceTnent the death of senator SeRall-
Mr. Jenkins (Nis) of the judiciary special
committee which is forming an anti anarchist
measure introduced bill which IN addition to
prov ding for death penalty for assaults on
presidents, requires alien irnrni take
oath assault those in government au-
th1rity and publicly uphO d the SuoyerSion
az hfa-ey
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THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE.
First Act After Holiday Recess Relates
Furnishing Anarchy

The senate met after of two weeks
transacted business account OF the
death of Senator VIM J. SewalI- OF New Jer-