The Globe-republican., 1903-10-01

Wdo Vi6dliheu, JolASu luO Dooo baot
ers this week.
Announcement of fire engagement OF
granddaughter of General Grant to
the son of Confederate general
comes just too late to figure in the
resolutions OF the Lawrence encamp
meht,
| Carelessness on the part of Mr.,
Brick" Mason, chief clerk of the
house Of representatives, may result
in the loss of $4,000 to George Clark,
or two years profits from the state
printing, Mason was a Clark partisan,
too, but Mr. Clark will probably re-
gard him as a gold Brick.
Has 1t occurred to Senator Long,
who is taking the waters" at Geuda
Springs, that the only safe way nova
days is to boil it -?
This seasons mosquitoes are so
large in the neighborhood of Fort
Scott that the milliners expect to trim
hats with them.
There is something, somehow, about
the proposition of the Republican edi-
tors to quit fighting that suggests the
cars futile proposition to disarn. |
1t is hoped that R. H. Allen, who
is asking for street railway fran
chise in Chanute, is not getting ready |
to sacrifice any Of his public owner.
ship principles.
There can be no doubt about cold |
weather having set in in earnest, now
that the first complaint has been made
Of railroad confiscating coal in
Western Kansas.
The FredoDia Citizen even carries
its hatred Of Missouri to the extreme
Of denouncing pawpaws, which are
"sickening."
The injunction to "hold your
wheat" exploited many years ago by
Wood Davis, is being adhered to at
present, Billy Morgan says, because
the formers are unable to get any
freight cars.
The Arkansas City Traveller has an
able editorial protesting against the
use of gospel hymns in merry-go'
rounds. The truth Is that one good
citizen objected to yield Not to
Temptation" too late in the day.
A critic for the Sallna Journal heads
a criticism "Oh, Cora, cut it out
Somebody Must Have Told Miss Van
Tassel She Could Act" The critic
explains that her play, 1.-THE Volun.
teer," Is not even a raw recruit.
he Topeka Commercial club has |
allowed Tom Anderson 500 for lex
renses" in getting through a resolu. I
ton at the Trans-mlssissippi congress I
asking the government to do some q
thing to prevent overflows by the q
Kaw.
Governor Bailey made a strong bid ..
for the farmer vote by appointing !,
Mr.. Countryman to be probate judge
If Phillips county. v
Governor Riddle of the Minneapolis !.
Messenger makes use of the term y
cuts CONCEALED moisture thereby In. y
ringing on Tom McNeal's copyright. A
Mr.. McNeal had that expression copy. p
lighted in 1895 and has used 1t every .
week since.
There Is reinsurance, anyhow, In
he promise that the school OF jour. A
alism at the University Of Kansas
$ going to begin by making the uni.
ersitys weekly worth while. b,
], w. Gleed of Topeka has q plan nj
or the relief of the supreme court. W
lie would have golf links established ii
n Capitol square so that the justices to
lay play while the lawyers are max te
lg their arguments m
The monthly magazine soon to be vs
sued from Ewing Herbert's office In til
Iiawatha is not the only one; The on
alo Republican announces that 1t nj
Ill begin the publication Of q maya. su
ne devoted to the interests Of Miami CD
1unty. pa
LOCAL News" Is a headline in the y, W.
RE Record, which leaves, the readers H.
doubt whether II is meant for Nd
legal" or Local" ~
Gilbert Mullins, the negro murderer
I'd desperate who led the mutiny
the federal penitentiary at Fort
savenworth two years ago, and who thu
awaiting trial for murder, came as
'ar escaping from the Geary county wo
Il again Saturday. A month ago no.
escaped and was captured after q ais
lase Of several days. II Justice 'ae
eps on delaying with Mullins she re s'l
ay lose him yet. iln