The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-01-15

n bloom On Christmas day, 1850. 4. \.
n SANTA FL OFFICE BuIDlEe. -
5000 office building is to be erecte,
}, at Arkansas City near the passenge
depot for the use Of tile division super
= intcndent, trainmaster and dispatch
ers of the division. The superinten
I dents offices are now located in leaset
y buildings uptown, while tho rest 3
the offices are ~ the South yards, on
mile below town, This is made neces
sary by the building Of the line south
east from there. y os.
. .JUDGE COLE is DEAD.--Gilbert N.
Cole, Of Newton, died after On illness
Of short duration. Judge Cole was .
brother Of ex-senator U. s. Cole, Of
California, and was for years very
prominent In national affairs During
the administrations Of Lincoln and
Grant he was United States consul at
Mexico. In addition to this honor he
had held minor Offices Of trust and
honor in Kansas during its earlier
years.
CONSIDERING Coal FAMrNE.-Mem.
bers of tile legislature are considering
the coal famine in western and CEN
trail Kansas counties and will try to
correct the situation at the session Of
the legislature which begins January
Is. The charge is made that the rail-
roads freely confscatc much Of the
coal that is shipped to the counties in
question. Considerable suffering has
resulted. ..ssg
WRECK AT COATS. The Englewood
passenger train went in the ditch two
miles west Of Coats. A baggage, mail
and express and the smoking cars
turned completely over and the track
was torn up for 100 yards Postal
Clerk Denhollem and John Cant, q
passenger, Of Belvidere, were slightly
hurt The passengers were brought
to Coats in carriages, and the wrecking
crew came from Wellington.
A Days SHIPMENrs.--The J. P.
Baden Produce company, Of Winfield,
sent out in one day seven carloads, the
total value amounting to $50, Two
cars Of poultry went to Philadelphia;
one carload Of eggs to Butte, Mont;
another carload ofeggs to New York;
a carload Of butter to McGregor, Iowa;
a carload Of eggs to Denver, and car.
load Of butter to New Orleans.
KANSAS EXPORTS INCREASE Flour
ing mills Of junction City have COM
pleted an order for 5000 140-pound
bags Of -four that was exported direct
from junction City to Belfast, Ireland,
and another Of 1000 sSO-pound sacks
Of -four which was sent to Glasgow,
Scotland AT present they are work.
ing on shipment Of FIVE carloads Of
-four that is to go to Mexico.
An ANCIENT GUN.-It is claimed that |
the gun which discharged the first shot
ut the battle Of Bunker Hill is the
Of Samuel N. Simpson, Of I
Kansas City. Kas, lie is grandson
,f the Revolutionary soldier, John t
simpson, Of Deerfeld, N. H., who fred
he shot in violation OF the order,
don't shoot until you see until you
AN see the whites Of their eyes"
LOAD OF SHOT IN HIs Foor. Chester
smith, while hunting near Florence,
eceived the charge Of his shot gun in -
lis foot He is member Of the senior v
lass in engineering at Kansas Uni u
ersity.
TAXES PAID In A DAY.-0n the last Ct
ny Of 1909 the sum Of $3.50, 1885, so was OF
aid In for taxes in the office Of the 81
treasurer Of Douglas county; the high
,ater mark since the rolls Of 1909 were in
pened. in
BUTTER PAYS MORE THAN CHEESE.
he Cheese factories in some sections A.
Central Kansas are being changed b,
J sliimming stations for creameries, 1t To-
eng more profitable to make butter BIZ
ian cheese at the present prices and hi
rmers securing better prices for milk
that form. ..u... Nh
STATE POULTRY SHOW. Chicken di,
nciers commenced coming tv Topeka lin
'ys before the opening Of the state COZ
'ultry show The show Is being held Ba
the auditorium and the exhibits are 81
rger than last year. Fa
GUILTY or MURDER j. Q. Lowe, a
acher in the Kansas Industrial Gu
hool for boys, was found guilty Of In
ling bis wife. Murder in the second Of
gree was the YER Iict returned by the wa
ry. Mrs. Lowe was matron Of the ha,
lustrial school when she was killed ags
her husband six months ago as o fro
'ult Of jealousy. kit
PIONEER SALINE County WOMAN G
s. II. II. DIble, aged 90 years, wife Sla
one Of the curly settlers Of Saline spe
,nty, is dead. Mrs Dible came to ory
1t county In 1854. viii
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