The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-07-30
Observation-Disclosures

sioner.
Two Topeka young men, Roy Brad
ford and Will Trap, have Marie
heiresses. They went to Indian Ter
! ritory and Bradford wooed and wo1
! a Chickasaw squsw lady, and Trap
got q Choctawess.
Pension Commissioner Ware ma.
have exceeded his authority when h
dismissed a Democratic pension ex
aminer in New Jersey to make plac
for a Republican, but he did not i'm
pair his patty standing.
Attorney General Coleman com
plains that the lawyers will be able tt
keep Chouncey Dewey and his asso
ciates from going to trial for two
years, showing that even the lawyers
sometimes become exasperated witt
the law.
Readers of the Minneapolis Messen-
ger have been wondering who was TIT
author Of John Walkers Notions
a clever department in that paper. Now
1t is made known that Miss Estelle
Riddle, the governors gifted daughter,
writes it.
During the pursuit of Convict Null
Inns at Junction City the dispatches
insisting upon referring to "a United
States MARSHAL named Mackey."
There is only one United States mar
shall in Kansas, and W, H. Mackey is
1t. The Others are his deputies.
"0n a train says Ewing Herbert
zone meets several kinds of hogs. At
Hiawatha | separated two different
couples from two seats each. One |
gave to a Hiawatha woman and took
one, myself. | would have taken two
seats. but there weren't that many
left
A valuG'ole hint Is given by the YER
million Enterprise. 1t relates that a
man went to that office few days ago
and inquired for copy of the Enter
prise giving particulars of the recent
cyclone. He said that his mother-in-
law back East was contemplating a
trip for couple of months visit and
she has always had dread Of Kan
SIS cyclones.
Several ballots would be needed to
determine which is growing the faster,
the corn or the need for harvest
hands.
Nine. Tsilka and her baby-the only
Tsilka ever born in captivity-cane
within So of topping Bryan's gate re-
ceipts at the Ottawa ChautauQua this
week.
It must be sad for Emil Force who
was graduated from a business col
lese in Mcpherson county a few days
ago, that he does not in the least re.
somble the pictures in the advertise
ments.
Mr.. D, Tell Mutt has moved from
Abilene to Wichita, where" the Re-
Hector says, "he has fine position in
a first class job Office
George Settler, of Parsons, while
under the Influence of liquor, tried TO
kill a woman Wednesday. Settler
and whiskey make a bad combina-
Lion.
"Bristowing' has become recognized
rs a good word in Washington. 1t is
| verb and signifies official house
leaning.
Those Flnney county lawyers who
nave organized a union may be ex-
)ected to strike unless Justice dis
ards her old scales and gets union
;cale.
A new tough story is being printed
bout Leayenworth. Three boys, aged
3, ~, and 10, broke into a freight
ar and stole quantity of whisky,
md got on a bowling spree.
Judge Gillet, who presides over the
district composed of Barber, Harper,
'ratt and Kingman counties, con-
inued all cases and dismissed the
lry unit latter the wheat crop is har-
ested. 1
Attorney General Coleman Is going s
} try to enforce the prOhibitory liquor |
NV IN every city in the state, While {
ne wisdom of his policy Is open to /
iscussion, his valor must pass unchal- r
,ngod, I
1t may be true that E. e. Wilson e
{ Sumner county has committed sui t
de- but his relatives will find that Il
lie insurance companies insist upon
aing shown. They remember Hill. s.
on and yDr. Fraker. G
The ancient resident who insists II
lat the recent food did not approach y
e high water of 1874 is again at "
rye in Topeka. U
"a Runaway Tramp Is playing y
ong the kerosene circuit; but until "
e harvest hand emergency Is over y
the tramps will be Of that va u
9ty. u
ATopeka reporter has discovered y
at Kansas Is dissatisfied with the ~
eager share q the st. Louis exposl. 4.
IN patronage which It has re. nj
lved, and II Is not necessary to Get IN
y affidavits to go with the story, "