The Globe-republican., 1903-01-01

judge-elect Of the Nineteenth judicial
districts has appointed James McDer-
mott as his stenographcr, to succeed
Harold Herrick, the present stenog'
rapher under Judge Lawrence, Nc
Dermott lisa present record fling clerk
in the supreme court W, H. England,
deputy district clerk, will succeed Nc
Dermott in the supreme court.
WAITED A RECORD. John A, Daily,
of Topeka, applied for q pension and
received pension certificate No. 1,O4s,'
955. Daily then wrote to Commission
er Ware that his object in making the
application was to have proof that he
was entitled TO pension, but that he
did not want the money, and asked thai
his name be taken from the pension
rolls. a. 9A IA
Rich VEIN OF LEAD, "A big cavcin
occurred on the New York Zinc Coz
ground at Galena in which is exposed q
rich vein of lead heretofore undiscov'
cred. The vein Is about twenty feet in
thickness and is exposed about three
fourths of the way around the entire
circle. Millions Of pounds Of lead are
in sight.
New CHURCH AT WINFIELD. - The
Methodists Of College Hill who have
been attending church in Southwestern
Kansas college chapel have decided t.
build q church at a cost Of IS, 900 In the
near future. Part of the money has
already been subscribed and the official
board has authorized tile purchase Of q
lot
WORLDS FAIR CLUB-At Salina Q
worlds fair club is being organized
each member to pay into the associa'
ton SIS a month until the first Of June
1904, when they draw out the entire
amount which has been paid. The as
ISOLATION Is composed Of some Of the
leading business men Of the city.
THOSE STEEL RANGE MEN.-Judge
H. L. Alden, Of Kansas City, Kas., filed
q brief in the supreme court attacking
the validity Of the peddlers' license law
passed two years ago. One of hit
clients, W. A. Jarvis, a steel range ped
dler, was fined in Ness county recently
for refusing to take out q license.
FREIGHT WRECK. There was a freight
wreck on the Frisco five miles north o.
Winfield in which six boxcars loaded
with merchandise were derailed and
200 feet Of track torn up. The car be-
hind the engine became uncoupled or
a curve and jumped the track as a re.
suit Of high speed.
HARMED MENIN WRECK. w. Fl. Yer.
non, an attorney OF Larned, received 0
dispatch announcing that his brother
Charles Vernon, has been killed in the
serious railroad accident in California,
and that another brother Fred was very
low from injuries received in wreck.
Two CHAPLAIN CANDIDATES. SO fal
only two candidates have entered the
race for chaplain Of the house this win
ter-Rev A, J. Pyle, the blind preach
er-politician at the Leavenworth Sol
diers' home, and Rev. W. A, Crawford
Of Argentine.
mo NOMINATION" MUST Go.-At
least 90 per cent of the members Of the
legislature have said that the ballot law
must and will be amended SO as tt
strike out the squares after the ne
nomination lines OF the official ballot,
SUMNER COUNTY POULTRY SHOW
The county association held success
full exhibition at Wellington, 1t wa,
the ninth annual show of the associa
ton and the displays were the best
ever offered,
| WANTS DoDdE's PLACE, Cyrus Gas
ton, Of Mitchell county, is a candidate
for regent Of the State Normal school
to succeed $. II. Dodge, Of Beloit, who
has been on that board for the pas
twelve years.
STEPPED ON A MATCH. Mrs. Henry
Bredameier, Of near Marion, stepped
on a match and in an instant her cloth
ing was blazing. She died
OFFERS TEN ACREs.-pat Gould own,
9lO acres adjoining Wichita. He offer
to deed ten acres, with roadway tot
to the city, for the purpose of boring
for oil, gas or salt, and would give TIN
choice Of the ten acres to DO selected
for the city. The deed is to be de
posted in q bank. If either oil, gas o.
salt was found, he would turn the deet
over to the city; II nothing was fount
the deed would revert to him. In Gus,
the drillers decided to choose ten acre
in the center Of the land, he would Civ,
public highway.
| A New VoTINd MACHINE. --Ex-Stat,
Treasurer Hchlebowcr owns half in
terest in u voting machine invented b,