The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-03-12

lowing notice In the Record: Hunters
once killed mule on my farm. IL ]
want any more killed on my premises
! will do the shooting myself"
The library Of the State Agrlcultur
al college has Just received ilfty new
| books. IN ncluding three dictionaries, the
wri ings of John J Ingalls, and four
| yolumn's OF lain's Veterinary Medi'
cine.
j. NJ lluR, proprietor Of tho hotel
/ nt rurdy. shot and killed his wif9
early Sa vr ~ and then killed him.
sell Domestic troubles are believed
| to have caused the tragedy.
| The entire business portion OF Ham
| lin has ucen destroyed by fire. A month
| ago one-half was burned by the woth
/ OF an inCcndiary aud last week the bal
ancr of the business part was con
| sumcd. lhc total ,UsS Is $4,000.
| L.. W. Rothe, who was released from
! the Saline county jail last week, aftei
| serving a three months sentence, was
arrested again by Deputy Sheriff
! Meyers on the charge OF stealing a team
of horses at Ellsworth. The ANIMAL
were found In ROthcs possession.
Things seem TO be sadly out OF pro
portion In Kansas. At the idiot asylum
one cmploye takes care OF nine idiots
At tAc pcnitentiary one officer saic.y
| guards sixteen malefactors. but Yi,b
the Kansas state senate II takes fouI
guards or attendants for each inmate,
A now organization OF students q
the University Of Kansas has bc"o
formed at Lawrence. II Will have I"i
| It's purpose cooperation with the
alumni and former students to push the
interests OF the school In every direC-
tion.
| Three OF the six surviving ex-gON-
crnors attended the Inauguration of
MIR. Bailcy-George W. GiIck, Lyman
U. Humphrey and E. n. Morrill,. The
other three, Joan 4. ST. John, Samuel
J. Crawford and John w. Leedy, could
| not be present.
Robert Bowling. of Salina, agci
about 60, one OF the Oldest cattlemcn OF
Central and Western Kansas, died 81
/ Canon city, Col, last wcr& Wi,h MS
brother. Nick Downing, who Is r,!i.
living nj littlcton. Col. the dcrod 81
had many daring encounters with IN
dians during the early days,
A man In Rocks county was kicke!
by mule and knocked unconscious
while trying to feed his mules In new
way. lie says that the first thing he
heard when he rcgaincd his senses was
his wife saying: well. III thank God
when he can't find any new expert
ments to try on them mules
Patrick Raber, q l9-ycar-old farmer
boy living near Lawrence. had his arm
SO badly manglcd In cornshreddc.
last week that II was necessary tO am
putate II and he Is In n serious condi-
tion as a result. Raber was feeding
stalks into the shredder when his giov,
was caught by one of the knives and
his arm drawn into the machine and
chopped into shrcds.
Congressman Jackson OF the Third
district IL having troubles enough for
whole delegation. During the campaign
he fell aud broke his leg. At the elcc'
tion he was defeated. lie went tc
Washington last week To finish his
term and his leg began To bother him
He went To New York to consult 9
specialist, who found II necessary e
break the leg again, and reset It,
a couple at Wichita were about ,o b,
married. Invitations to the ccrcmor,
had been sent out and the wedd.nl
dinner prepared. On the morning q
the day of the marriage however, II
was discovered that the bride had br I
divorced only five months, instead 81
the six months required by law, sr.
much to the modification OF those en-
CURED the ceremony had to be post
poned.
Petitions were circulated In all tn,
churches of Arkansas City asking tha
the legislature kin any measure look
ing toward the resubmission OF tn,
prohibitory law. The petitions wer,
sent out by the Womcn's Christian
Temperance Union and will be present
ed to the legislature In u very shor
time In order to forestall. IL possible
any attempt to bring the question DO
fore the people.
While cleaning an oil well at Cha
mute, John Carson was perhaps fatal,
burned. lie had been using a fire IL
the derrick but thought he had exun
guished II when the well on which h,
was working commenced to spout oi
which caught fire and burned up tn
entire drilling outfit and also the team
which was hltched TO the derrick. Mr.
Carson was carried To his boarding
house and is not expected to live.
The legislature will be asked for
: liberal appropriation to enable Attorne
General Coleman Ia push the sui
, brought by Kansas TO prevent Colorado
from taking so much of the water II
the Arkansas river. One OF the assist
ants in the attorney generals offic
will be appointed To take charge Of tn
case. and will devote practically his en-
tire time to II. The case will be trie
In the United States supreme court o.
Its merits.
Claude Hamilton, secretary OF tn
Kansas Day club, has announced tn
following list OF speakers and toas,
for the annual banquet January 20:
General Leonard Wood-Subjec
!, not announced.
Frederick Harris, Ottawa-"Kansns,
II. A. Burch. Salina-"The Law an
Life"
J. w, Gleed, Topeka