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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-24
JAIL DELIVERY AvERTED.
Desperate Prisoners Break Out Bars
Prior to Escaping Tonight.

owing to the timely discovery Of Sol
klmbal the jallor at the city prison. a
Wholesale delivery scheduled TO take place
tonight was avertod, When he made his
rounds this morning he discovered that
two bars had been removed from the
front window of the temporary Jail in
the basement Of the city hall II was APP
parcnty the Intention Of the men 20 crawl
out tonight on to the sdewisk Of First
South and get away. Last night there
were % prisoners I'm the basement. The
worst cases will be removed tonight 10
the new city jail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-24
BRIG. CEN. CANNON
ADDRESSES GUARD.
CONTINUED from page one.l

pany commands ought to start right In
at once and prepare actively for the
move.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-24
Thcy Are Needed

In mans wardrobe necessities, Hand
kerchiefs in fine linens, silk and linen,
imported colored novelties.
BROWN, TERRY x WOODRUFF Co.,
= 1866 Main st,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-24
a valuc-Giver.

a Nalue-Giver,
Our $500 Horton hat. ombodies the re-
quisites of style and proportion OF the
higher grades,
BROWN, TERRY 6 WOODRUFF co,
lG6 Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-24

Grand for "The Head Walters pro-
duotion which opens there Thursday az
tcrnoon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-24

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets
Druggists refund money If II fails to cure.
II, w. Groves signature on box. 25c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-24

THE NEW WILSON
III ROPEAN HOTEL, SALT LAKE CITY
200 rooms, 80 with bath. popular price
restaurant. Rates 81. 90 to s.. 90 per day,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-24

A hundred years ahead of it5
time--Schilling's Best - viii
trade and goods improve So
much in 100 years'
At your grocsr's monsybaek
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-24
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re-
ported by Hudson & Sons Co,
brokers. were:
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-19
REPRESENTING THE
WILD. WOODY WEST

Dr. o. Fl. Simpson Is in Chicago at
tehding the fifteenth anniversary Of tht
Odontographic society of that place, The
layman might construe the name Of this
society to mean some anarchlstic move
ment toward the overthrow Of the gov
ernment, but in fact 1t means meeting
Of about two thousand Of the most prom
iuent dentists Of the United States, Doc.
tor Simpson Is fast earning national
reputation from some Of his Inventions,
and the clinics he has given before the
national meetings Of the dentists. Among
the dentists Of Chicago and tile east he
will be looked upon as an ambitious
member Of their profession whose varied
and extensive experience and continual
scientific study has placed him at the
front Of their ranks. But being repre-
sentative from the, wild and ever believed
to be woody west. DR.. Simpson will have
to take bis chances with the freak artists
Of The newspapers, and twill not be sur.
prlslug II be Is pictured in Chicago pa
pers ID cowboy uniform, dexterously rop.
Ing The humping tooth cf one of his
customers In the regularly (supposed)
wild west fashion.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-19
new RAILROAD TALK.
Every Week Has Its Own New Rail-
road for Dodge City.

Every Week Has Its Own New Hall
road for Dodge City.
Things would be dull in Dodge City Il
a week should 60 by and no new railroad
built. The roads so far all have been
been built on paper. Some Of them have
been built here. Last week the newest
road was built at Anthony, Kansas. That
was to be the starting point, but 1t has to
come through Dodge City, 60 over the
Montezuma road bed and wind up at
Trinidad. This road, according to the
press dispatches is to be built by a com.
pany headed by Mr.. Chandler, who is
president Of the State Bank Of Commerce
of Dodge City.
The building of this road is not taken
seriously here. II such company should
build out Of Anthony 1t would more likely
be shorter route, II such road to
Trinidad should be built 1t would proba.
bly, be q Rock Island route to Its Colorado
coal fields.
Whatever may be In all OF the railroad
talk Ii Is pleasant enough to have Dodge
City mentioned 10 connection with every
new railroad scheme that Is brought out
OF all the roads talked Of a Santa Fe
cutoff to Albuquerque would be theI
most important for Dodge City The
Rock Island branch from
here to Goodland would be almost as i'm
portant. All Of these lines are still ION
paper" II not sin doubt" but out Of the
different proposed ones Dodge City may
be able to realize ono or two real new
railroads.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-19
IN SHORT GRASS LAND.

Aprotest, published in the Meade News
against dogs attending church, Is seriously
and unsuspectingly signed zone who was
tlere.'
Anovel hay ride was indulged In by about
forty Coldwater people last week. They
loaded onto hay rack and with four. horse
team drove across country to attend a revi-
val at a neighborlng city.
Anew depot building Is In course OF con-
strlctlon at Ness City. %--l" E.
Several young men Of Liberal after watch.
Ing the performance Of visiting squad Of
the Salvation Army, have concluded that 1t
ia dead easy and they will give series Of the
same kind OF performances with home talent
The Santa Fe company will probably get
down to business now and build TINT cut off.
As an inducement Seward county man has
offered the company site for o town on the
new road.
A signed communication to the Herald
makes the sensational accusation that decks
Of cards can be found In many Of the homes
In Garden City, and few families are SO lost
to all self respect as to allow fiddle in the
house.
John Hall Of Syracuse has been brought
out by the Republicans Of Hamilton county
as a candidate for Congressman from the
Seventh district. He Is pledged to stand
hltched on straight out irrigation platform
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-19

Sunday editors Of ALL thepm metropolitan
papegA ,Chprehlll'splcture ihis bis.
tory wasinalaost every biz newspaper
|ih the land. A few days later Mr..
Churchill bsEsu receiving letters which
lbsganbysMtIhg that theswrltsr had no.
tlced an article concerning him In Anew
York Tor some othsr) paper. Each COM
munlcation closed With the request for
rome adsIceor information. From the
New England siates Mr. Churchill has
receivsd seversl lettsn. One was from q
thrifty New England woman. She com.
plalnsof having trouble with hef tnr.
keys. Years ago she bought four tur-
key hens and a Mr, Turkey that had
been shipped from Kansas. Those hens
were surprising egg producers and the
eggs all Matched. The Kansas turkeys
knew their business and made money for
the New England wcWsn. She wrote
tho, shs was'glsd to- g.t the; name, and
address of a Kansas ranchman, and
would Captain Churchill be 80 kindFand
generous as to ship her four turkey hens
and a good active young turkey gobbler?
She was sure she would hare no luck
with any other combination or number
and they must be from Kanses.
Another writer was " widow, "good
middle age, mild spoken, will
ing to work." She wanted a job. "So
a man as Captain Churchill
would certainly assist her."
Years ago Captain Churchill left his
bbat and called upon a man in New EDg.
land. The man lad a little daughter.
She Is an old maid now and has written
Nj. Churchill that she remembers dis
;lnctly that be once visited her father.
She had read ID the papers Of hls success
Ind wished to congratulate him. And
rom different states come inquiries re-
gardlng alfalfa raising and stock breed
ng.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-19
COLD WEATHER RECORD.
Last Sunday Night the Thermometer
Registered Eighteen Below Zero.

Last Sunday Night the Thermometer
Registered Eighteen Below Zero.
Last Sunday night was not only the
coldest night of the present winter. buI
was recorded at the weather bureau
among the low temperature records Of
the past 26y years. The record made on
Sunday night was IS degrees below zero.
Only eight times in the past " years has
the thermometer registered that low at
this point, and 1t has been lower than
this but four times.
The coolest weather known here in the
term of years mentioned was 26 degrees
below zero in 1899. The next lowest
record was on January 10 and February
4, 1883 when 20 degrees below zero was
reached. On January l3 1875, the low
mark of 10 degrees below was made, and
the ''lS below" mark has been made at
three other times besides Sunday night,
OH January 8, 1881, January l, 1885 and
January l6, 1888.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-19
WHO IS EVAN. HowARD7
Denver Paper Says Youthful Traveller
/. Belongs in Dodge City.

Denver Paper Says Youthful Traveller
Belongs in Dodge City.
A letter received this week by 4. N
Babcosk from Denver, contained the fol-
lowing clipping from Denver paper:
"Where's the chief of policeP' said {
sturdy little fellow who walked into po
lice headquarters yesterday afternoon
He was very small specimen Of human
lty, dressed like a lumberman, with leg,
glngs deal too wldeforhls small limbs
and a canvas topeoat that came down to
bis knees.
NJ came from Tie Camp, Wyoming;
my business Is making ties"
making ties! Why, boy, you're not
biz enough"
"Well, I'm II years old and l can do
quite a bit. But I'm short on money,
and I'm afraid can't get home"
"Where Is your home, sonny?"
dodge City, Kansas, My name Is
Evan Howard, and my father and me
was working up in Tie Camp, but he
went home. And then 1t got too cold
for me and wanted to 60 home, too.
I've got "a left, but they say 1t takes $6
to get back to Dodge City. I Thought
perhaps the chief would tell me what to
do"
He repeated bis story in the office and
was given bed In the matron's depart
ment Of the Jail.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-19
Lewis Post ot. Dodge City AasI
|tr 4''' 4 Candidate. s. &
4 VIM sRS " fAe& NJ A,
viii PRESENT THE NAME
Of b.. /. Sweeney to. the III
campmsnt 70, Department f.
Commander Of Kansas.

The Grand Army Post Of Dodge City
At Ito meeting Tuesday night decided BY a
unanimous vote to present the name Of
Captain D. L. Sweeney before the next
encampment asa candidate for Depart
lnent Commander Of Kansas The dele
CATION appointed to put thls into effect
consists Of N. W. Sutton, R. r. Ham.
mond and Jerre Shaw.
Captain Sweeney 10 one Of the best
known Grand Army men In the state. He Is
a past Commander Of Lewis post Of this
city and is president Of the Southwest
Kansas Veterans Association snd he will
make very strong candidate for De.
partment Commander.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-19
Can Not Be Forced to Pay a
County License.
THEIR GOODS, HIGH PRICED,
Ny .bp{ W,9N Va fM}4 'tH 8
I Local Store Dealers. UnderselI
Them ~ q 4 Good
~ Figure =

The steel range men who have beef
making. their headquarters here and sell
ing stoves In Gray county. are probably
now working Ford county. They have
won a test case taken up from Nes'
county and at present there seems to bt
no way Of getting at them. Sheriff Jot
Miller has been censured by some icr mol
arresting the men here. 1t was alto
gether q mistake about his having q war.
rant and neglecting 10 serve II. Hs had
no warrant. Some Of the merchants
here wanted Joe to take the matter into
bis own hands and arrest them, but as
there seemed to be doubt regarding the
law aud the matter was In the Supreme
Court for settlement, and the men were
working outside Of the county, the sher-
III waited for the decision, 1t came last
week and a copy Of 1t was sent here. Ap'
parently the travelling range men have
very much the best Of 1t. Mr.. Tate, the
manager Of the force Of statesmen said
after the decision of the suit, that al.
though be had not pushed Ford county
be probably would now. The local deal
ers while not running down the ranges
handled by'these men, make the state
ment that the price is much higher than
the same grade Of stoves are sold for in
Dodge City. Outside Of loyalty to the
concerns Of their own county, common
business sense ought to prompt every
man In Ford county to Investigate this
statement. II they can buy as good q
range for $40 less 1t would be folly to
buy Of these travelling salesmen.
The Ness County News says Of the
case taken up from that county: The
supreme court 10 the W. A. Jarvis hab.
cas- corpus case declared the peddler's
license act passed by the Legislature two
years ago unconstitutional. Jarvis went
to Ness county to peddle steel ranges.
He refused to take out Il county license
as required by the law Of 1901. He was
arrested and fined. He appealed to the
supreme court, attacking the constiti
tutionslity Of the law under which he
was tried. He was nonresident ped
dler. The law provided . tax on non.
resident peddlerS, but exempted resident
peddlers of a county. The supreme
court held that this was repugnant to the
constitution and therefore invalid. JAR
Wis was ordered released"
Since this decision has been given there
will be no way of putting the travelling
range men out of business, providing the
people consent to buy from them.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-19

thels Of this country. l take my stand
against an Institution which ruins the
life of one girl. Tbe dance furnishes
two-thlrds of the fallen women of thIs
country each year. The sweller the rn.
ceptlop, the nearer naked they are. In
some Of them there Is not enough clothes
IN the crowd to flag a hand car. If God
had intended for women to 20 about in
society that way be would have put hair
or feathers there.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-19
DODGE CITY HORSES.
Stubbs Brothers viii Send String Of
Thoroughbreds to st. Louis.

Thoroughbreds to st. LOUIS
The Stubbs brothers Of Dodge City will
take q string Of eight running horses to
81. Louis next month. Last year the
Stubbs brothers began the racing season
In St. Louis with prehaps better prospects
than any horsemen there. They had ex-
tlemely bad luck and early in the game
had lost their best horses. This season
their string will consist Of eight promis.
Ing ones, most Of them 2 year olds, that
have been trained at the Stubbs horse
farm here this winter.
They are: "Pressover,' bay 4 year
old gelding, by Hanover" "Pettijoln,"
chestnut year old gelding, by 'Dara-
rlon;" "Govenor Balley,"a 2year old
buy, by" RUSSELL" "0ur Lilly" bay 2
year old filly, by imported "Hermence;'
"Klng Oakland" bay 2year old, by
"Ceverton';; "Go Easy" 2 year old
chestnut fllly, by "Adamant";; "Ateoka",
2 year old bay illy and "The Nurse, a
brown 2 year old iilly, by, "Dr SAM.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-19
OLIVER ABUSES DANCERS.

Evangelist Well Known Here Bathes
Topeka People In vitrloI.
Evangelist Oliver who Is we'll known
in Dodge City closed bis big revival at
Topeka with a red hot TRADE of the most
wild and intemperate character against
dancing. According to Topeka papers
he said: ",rhsre is only one church TO-
day which recognizes the dance as part
Of the divine service, that is the Mormon
church. A church founded upon polyga.
my. Men and women do not enjoy
dancing by themselves, but must have
the mlngling of the sexes The dance Of
the 10th century is nothing more than q
hugging bee set to music. Why does
girl enjoy a dance9 tits only having a.
mans arm around her. Snaggled tooth
mothers say 4 send my girl 10 learn to
dance to be graceful Nothing can sur
pass the natural grace. 1t does not need
The help Of pole cat or dancing master.
NJ have a sister who has never BEEN
ona ball room floor and | thank God
that SHE has never been SO contaminated
If your daughter has the common mod
esty Of a yearling calf the putting Of
mans arm around her makes her blush.
You never see womanly modesty on O.
ball room floor,
"Sllppose that some Of you men should
como home and find your wife and me
In the position taken at the dance. The
next news heard of Oliver would be thai
no had got load Of buckshot from a man
IN the north end. That would haye
.ickled the newspapers who don't Ike
me In this town. T''
ut Is impossible for two people to|
nIngle on a ball room floor and to go
.way from there with prayer meeting
feelings. As long as that hydra headed
monster raises Its head and God allows 1t
o run and have breath to talk against
/ am going to do so.H sF9sgGT'7'
"The majority Of the men who attend
lances are llbeftines and the dIrtiest
Irabstliis side oi perditlcn.s The dance |
! the grIstmlll that Is filling up the bro d
.a.II ID
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-19
coMRADE CALLED AWAY.
William S. Patrick Died at Soldiers
Home on MONDAY.

'"'N" ~ "H 'SN LlCu al 0UlultT5
Home on Monday.
The death Of William s. Patrick oc.
CURED at the State Soldiers Home at Ft.
Dodge on Monday. The following reso.
luton has been passed by his comrades.
Headquarters Victor Post 1893 G, A. R.,
department of Kansas, Fort Dodge, Feb
r''ary l6, 1908. Whereas 1t has pleased
the Most High, Arbter Of life and death
to take from us our comrade, William s.
Partrlck, who departed this life on the
morning Of January 10, 1908.
Therefore be it resolved that we bis
comrades greatly miss him from our
midst and that we deeply sympathlze
with his life companion and friends in
their bereavement with the abiding hope
and trust In Him who doeth all things
well and that our loss Is his eternal gain.
Also belt resolved that copy Of these
resolutions be presented to the widow of
our deceased colnrade and spread upon
the records Of our post and published in
the Dodge City GLoBE-REpUBLIcAN.
William s, Partrick was born in the
state Of Newhampshlre on January IA,
1874. Enlisted on December l3 1861 as
private in company NJ, 2nd Illinois cav
airy and was discharged therefronl Jan
uary 7th, 1865 by reason Of expiration Of
his term Of service. Heaud his wife en-
tered this home February %, 1900. His
widow who will remain III the home and
lis two sons whose whereabouts are un-
inown are the only survivors Of the fam.
".
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-19
VOTED IT DOWN..

House Kills the Resolution for Con-
stitutional Convention.
BY vote Of SO to 3s, eleven members
absent and not voting, the house decided
yesterday that 1t does not want a constl.
tutIonal convention. For the past two
weeks resolutions have been pouring
into The house protesting against the
adoption Of the resolution and when the
measure came to q vote the majority Of
the members heelled the protest. The
resolution wasiutroduced by Waggener
oi Addison and he was lts principal
champion on the floor Of thehouse' But
be led d forlorn hope and 50 far from re.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-19

celvlng a two-lhlrd majority there was
almost that large majority against 1t.
The only members from the Seventh dis
trlct voting for the resolution were
Adams Of Sedgwiek, Burke Of Harper,
tlusey of Sedgwick, Williams of Stanton
and the two Democratic members from
the district, Tatum of Edwards and
Roughton Of HOdgeman.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-19

The likeness Of W. B. Caldwell, MD,
10 on every bottle Of the genuine Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsln. Accept no
other. Take It for constipation and as a
regulator Of the stomach and bowels. 6Oc
and sl.OO. Pine 4 Bond, Palace Drug
Store.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-19
NEEDS PRIVATE SECRETARY.
Mr.. Churchill Has a Beautifully In
creasing Correspondence at Present.

Captain J. Ii. Churchill is having
new experience. He is being peppered
with missiles, which, while not threaten.
Y ing, any great danger might become un-
! endulable as petty annoyances. The
trouble has come about through his elec-
tlon as president of the State Board Of
Agriculture After this honor had been
thrust at his head, the newspaper boys at
Topeka dug into bis past and discovered
abundance Of pay dirt in the way Of ad-
ventures and romance. Their prospect
Ing was followed by active mining Oper-
ations, and the "good STUFF thus pro-
duced was put upon the market with the
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-19
HEAVY SNOW FALL.
Saturday Nights Storm Furnished
Good Lot of Moisture.

The measurement made by Mr.. Emlgf
Of Saturday nights snow storm here
showed that five Inches Of snow had fall
len. A five inclfsnow is rare thing il
this locality and upon this occasion be-
sides affordlng moisture II made cover
Ing for the wheat during the severe
freezing weather which followed on Sun
day night.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-02-19

Little Miss Gladys Dupree entertained
twelve Of her little friends last Saturday
afternoon In honor Of her seventh birth.
day..
Mrs. Harry Hubbard's friends sur
prIsed her with birthday party Wednss.
day afternoon. y
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-07-28
PANAMA IN A PANIC
GENERAL COROs FAILS IN AN
ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE GOV.
ERNoR NUTS.

Panama. Colombia. July 27.-Not
since the days of the last revolution,
when an attack upon the city by the
Liberals was feared, has there been
such a panic in Panama as occurred
Saturday night. Shortly after 3
o'clock the off e of Ell Lapiz. the organ
Of the Liberal party on the isthmus.
was visited by officers of the general
staff of the army, who destroyed Sat
urday's edition Of the newspaper. One
of the directors was slightly wounded.
but managed to escape.
AS the Office of the newspaper is sit.
uated in a very populous district. the
news spread rapidly. In the Santa
Anas neighborhood. where most of the
Liberals reside, sentiment o to a
high pitch and a few of the prominent
people counselled retaliation. They
took no action. however,
The next event came like a bomb.
shell. A company of soldiers. ap-
parently under the orders OF General
Vasquez Cobos, commander of the Ma
| tional forces. surrounded the residence
of Governor Nuts, but the governor
and his wife. who is an American wo-
man. having been warned a few min
utes before the arrival of the troops,
succeeded in escaping.
Rumors Of Arrests.
General Huertas. commander Of the
battalion of Colombia. when he learned
of the Ell L.apiz incident, repaired to
headquarters, where he found General
Cobos. According to current reports.
the latter ordered General Huertas to
remain in quarters, Exactly what has
taken place is unknown, but it is said
that DR.. Aristides Arizona. secretary of
the government Fernando Arrange,
chief of police, and Etrain Navia. a
member Of the departmental superior
tribunal OF justice, are under arrest.
the last named for trying to argue with
General Cobos the ~illegality of his &C
ton.
AT attempt also is said to have been
made to arrest Senior Guerra. score.
tary of finance. but he escaped. The
only civil official on the streets in the
morning was Mayor Ossa. Governor
| Nuts spent the night at the British
consulate. but it is reported he will
seek refuge in the American consulate
Gudger Unsuccessful.
United States Consul Cudger made
SeVSTal Unsuccessful altempt 10 Sc
cure an audience with General Cobos
who is a brother of the minister OF
war 1t is reported that General Cobos
offered the governorship to different
Conservatives. who refused to accept
and that he himself will assume civil
command. It is said that Consul
Gudger ATTEMPTED 20 send a cablegran
to Arthur NJ Beaupre, the United
| Ck1%~, ~.s~:~{~. ~ ~-~k l,k 49, L
agent refused 70 accept the message
claiming that the lines were interrupt
ed in spite of the fact that it is knowr
that press messages were accepted.
There was little excitement on the
street SUNDAY, the Colombian battalion
attending church in q body as usual
but the condition of affairs is yer,
serious. Governor Nuts virtually /!
a prisoner