The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-05-15

Two school districts south Of Chap
man have voted to consolidate
The painters of Fort Scott have struck
for ten hours. pay for nine hours
work.
uating class of the Ottawa high school
PA girls and : boys
Dr. H V Chester. spectacles ped
der, was arrested at Hutchinson
charged with assaulting a widow at
Ga1va.
Dr. Frank swallow. resident poll
tician of Valley Falls who has lived
there from childhood, has arranged to
move to Montana
Workmen at the Kansas state house
were laid off while tracers were out
for two carloads of marble which had
been lost in transit
Jay Wilbur, Wichita gardener. viii
go to Tampico, Mexico, to superintend
900 acres of land, a large part of which
is used for gardening.
The produce buyers in Wichita esti-
mate that there has been paid out in
that city for poultry and eggs, within
the past year 1894, 900.
o. G. Dodge. formerly of Wamego,
Kansas, is now a professor in mathe-
matics in the United States laval
academy at Annapolis
There are Kansas farmers who would
sell out but who refuse to sell for easlf.
They want large part of the purchase
money to draw interest.
The city council of Waterville has
decided to erect a new city hall The
funds are provided to the amount of
l-ra to To
Herington people propose to raise
So, 900 to dig a 5000 foot hole in pros
pecting for gas or oil. They are en-
couraged by hattering indications
T. a. McNeal, in his address to the
Baldwin high school graduating class,
called Baker 1.-The greatest preacher
factory west of the Mississippi river
Near Lexington j. w. Creech lost As
head of fine cattle from eating poison
Gus weeds The cattle were turned in
the pasture before the grass had much
growth.
Dr. s. w. Wnliston, head of the
school of medicine at the University of
Kansas, has been notified of his APP
pOintment correspondent for the
London Geographical society
d. w Heath offered to furnish the
M E. church at Pea body with d pipe
organ at his own expense if the church
was enlarged The offer was accepted
and So, 900 was saised at Sunday
morning service
Miss NJ. E. Dolphin superin tendent
of the public schools of Leavenworth,
has resigned, and the school board has
arranged to elect as her successor Prof
d. w. Kendriclz, of Newton. Before
crOinCr To Newton 81
Kendrick had been superintendent of
the schools of Clay Center and Junction
City.
VIM H. Harden died at Nfarysville
a priI 10, aged 20 years. He was vet
Gran of the Mexican and Civil wars and
was one of the leaders to the California
gold fields in 1s49.-This is a clipped
item. If the man was only 20 years
old a little figuring shows the incon-
of the story of the Mexican
war and the gold fields.
The framework on the large addition
being built to the Santa Fe depot in
has been completed and the
iron work begun. The adj
dition is $50 feet long and when fin
shed the Santa Fe freight room will
be $40 feet long In addition to this
the platform is $50 feet long and the
OlI1CS OO 1eoG long, The
total length of the depot is 500
feet
Beloit holds over other Kansas towns
in Securing Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson for the Chautauqua meeting at
that place
The regents of Kansas University
cannot find a satisfactory man for
who win take the place at
s., 900 year. and that is the limit of
the amount the regents can offer.
Seven new state banks We're incor-
porated on the day of the big wind
storm last week; one each at Medicine
Lodge, Dwight, Grid1ey. Wi1sey, Geuda
Springs, Miltonva1e and Augusta
The state Sunday school convention
IS to be held at Sa1ina on May 1919
1t is thought that there may be thou
sand delegates in attendance
Students of Baker university broke
INTO the gymnasium while the girls