The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-10-02
KANSAS COMMENT.

test fame, is dangerously i'll in New
York. He left here in 1896 and has
practiced in New York since. Some
months ago he was in a street car acct
dent and injuries received were supp1ess
rnented by kidney trouble
BASE BALL MAN SHoT--Spider Nc
Crery, baseball player with head
quarters at Oswego, was shot and seri-
ously wounded by John Braine, night
clerk at the Oswego house Spider
was intoxicated and got into alter
cation with one of the dining room
girls at the hotel. Braine became in
volved and finally shot Spider in the
lower part of the back.
KANSAS HAS cATTLE.-ssIt beats me
how Kansas can afford to send in so
many CATTLE" said railroad agent.
ANYONE would naturally think that
with all the corn and forage that is
being raised in the state there would
not be cattle enough to consume it.
But there is world of cattle in the
West and Kansas always has her
share
KILLED A BABY.-Henry Lowery, a
young farmer, was convicted in the
district court at Wellington of muir
dering an infant child May 2, 1901.
Lowery denied the paternity of the in
FAINT which was born about three
months after his marriage and accord
ing to the evidence accomplished its
death by administering morphine His
wife is still to be tried as accessory to
the crime.
RAISES HEREFoRDs.-On his Kansas
ranch Mr.. Sherman, Of, Geneseo raises
Shorthorn cattle, but he has a ranch
in Mexico on which Hereford cattle are
bred. There cattle shipped to Gen
eseo and fattened for the market. Mr..
Sherman owns about 25, GOO acres of
land and leases about 49, 900 acres,
which extends for sixteen miles along
the Missouri Pacific railway and
about thirteen miles north and
south.
FEEDS 5000 CATTLE.-M- NJ. Shcr-
man, is proprietor of the Sherman
ranch at Geneseo, comprising 10000
acres which is considered the finest
ranch in the state, If not in the south
west Some {, 900 acres of the land is in
cultivation, and the other is for hay
and pasture lands for the 1000 head of
cattle the property Every year
Mr.. Sherman feeds in the neighbor-
hood of 5000 head of cattle, and as
many hogs
PosrMAsTER RoBBED-R. j. Nor
T1SOn, 10 years OlO. postmaster bC dFV-
nee, Bourbon county, murdered
and his store and postoffice robbed of
$500. The crime was not discovered
until morning and there is clue to
the rnurderers- Mr.. Morrison had al
ways kept large sum of money in his
store and never had bank account
although the Frisco depot at that place
has been robbed twice within the last
few months.
THE EAdPoRIA NoRMAL.-The attend
ance of the Kansas State Normal school.
instead of decreasing after the open
ing of the branch normal at Hays City,
has actually increased, and is larger
than it was this time last year. Fifteen
hundred pupils are already enrolled
with new students arriving daily.
Students may obtain at Emporia the
work offered at Hays if they prefer &c
take it there. If in classes above the
work at Hays, mileage will be paid al
heretofore.
DIPPED THE CATTLE--Three han
dred and fifty cattle were dipped cas-
of Sedan in crude petroleum in two
hours. A pool was formed in sole
rock and oil from the nearby well.
was procured. 1t was poured over the
water to the depth of two inches
Then the cattle were dipped in unit
they We're thoroughly saturated will
the oil. 1t was done to prevent tn
spread of Texas fever ticks. Six heaS
of cattle had already died and tn
cattlenen think the dipping process
will be successful.
TAUGHT "a YEARs.-Miss Eliza Tut
tie is dead at De Soto. Miss Tuttle i
won thy of mention if for no othe
reason than that she commenced teach
ing school at the age of 10 and neve
missed a term until she was taken il
at the age of 40. In giving up he
school work shortly before her deaf
she wrote to friend: Il am tire
and I want to rest for a tnousan
years.
EDITORIAL AssocIATIoN.-The Sex
ond district association is called in ar
nual meeting at Lawrence, Oct 17-1s
WAS TO WE'D OCTOBER s.-Miss En-
ma Garrett, of Muslxotah. was Instant
killed while returning from the nigh