The Globe-republican., 1902-09-11

he war COAlCGO IScxANCHNs VI III
opened with 100 lieutenants as students
enrolled
The new federal building at Kansas
City, Kas-, was fora11y opened on Sep
TENDER l.
Four hundred tents are provided for
the 6. A. r. reunion at Wichita, of
September 1927.
Frank Mixer, of GoodIand. a Rock
Island brakeman. was struck by q
bridge and killed
So far there have been thirteen doc
tors nomina ted as candidates for mem
bership of the Legislature
Meriden is to have "a 10. 900 bushel
elevator. n mill for coarse grinding
will probably be attached.
Winfield is going after oil by the
bond route to the tune of SIS, 900 if the
people do the voting that way.
It is announced that the Santa F'e
will establish shops for more than
1000 miles of road at Amarillo.
Miss Margaret O. Heinz, of Oakley,
has been appointed to position at
Navajo Indian school, Arizona
The association of the sheriffs of
Kansas met in regular quarterly ses-
sion at Wichita on September 4.
After five days drilling a strong flow
of gas struck at Eureka at a depth
of 800 feet. The flow is strong.
The law is plain that a justice of the
peace has the power to sentence a boy
to be taken to the reform school.
Baxter Springs had 20 passenger
trains every day to handle the reunion
crowds; 12 carded trains and IA spe-
Gals.
The anti-Horse Thief association at
Parsons wants chicken stealing inclu-
ded in the list of grand larceny
crimes.
Otis Parish took Carbolic acid and
died in the Soldiers home at Leaven-
worth. He served in the 3oth Ohio
infantry.
Hugh Clark shot and accidentally
killed himself at the Asbe1l farm west
of Chetopa. He came from lola to
visit a brother.
William Fuller, engineer of the
! wa terworlzs pump house at Galena,
was shot by J. A Luke, another en-
gineer, and died.
A N1issourian wants to introduce the
''game o'sl1il1'' in Kansas to supplant
the slot machine, but Attorney General
Goddard has shut him out.
Statements are called for by the
state bank commissioner showing con-
ditions of state and private banks at
| the close of business on September ,.
The central normal college of Great
Bend, having sold its college buildin G
and not succeeding as yet in fitting up
| new building and in securing a fac
ulty to manage the school win not open
| this fall. 1t hopes to resume work
! later.
| An officer of the State Livestock com
! mission was called to Anthony to in
| vestigate the report of number OF
| cases of CHAMBERS in horses in that vi
| cinity. He viii also look after some
kansas City
| Irene Langley. IL years old, saved
| her brothers life by jumping into the
Kansas river at Topeka and pulling
| him out by the back of his shirt he
was going down the third time. The
| heroine tainted as soon as she knew her
! brother was safe
The Seneca Courier tells of a young
| man of Seneca, IS years old, being
called to visit his father at Sandusl<y.
Ohio. The father and son have never
seen each other, and the father was
dying. He is said to be a millionaire
| and the boy is his only heir
Mrs. Martha Sloat, one of the oldest
residents of Derby. dropped dead as
she was returning to her home from
| church Sunday evening.
Judge Camp. clerk of Logan county
was the prime mover in starting Sec
rotary of Agriculture Wilson the
| road to national fame. This was IL
1865 when Wilson was candidate fol
II, ~sc1-
and Camp was IN the convention. Hi:
township delegation was contested and
Wilson's chances turned upon the ad
mission of Camps delegation.
The present county attorney of Lo
gan county, w. H. Wagner, was borI
| in Coffeyvi1le. and is a graduate of tn,
Kansas university law school.
The Santa Fe to meet the competi
ton of the Rock Island, proposes t.
construct short line from the Peco
! Valley system to Ell Paso. 1t will star
| from Amarillo or Roswell, probably