Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01
KANSAS NOTES

Dr. Colt OF Mammalian Is running lOF
coroner of Riley county.
In Abilene this week the district
court granted Maggie Stuck a divorce
from Bert Stuck.
Natures frost in Kansas this season
comes almost a week later than the
first political frost.
The campaign has progressed far
! enough in Ottawa for the papers to
discover mares nests"
Efforts to re-establish the A. p. A
in Wichita were unsuccessful. There
was too much A p A.-thy.
An Emporia man is getting himself
talked about by giving so generously
+ to the church that he is always poor
The Jewish New Year 5665 was OBJ.
served in Salina last Saturday. As
Tom Cordry says, How time does
fly"
According to Prof. Haworth, Atchi-
son coal has an immense future
Something better than just ordinary
clinkers?
According to the Parsons Sun the
car has ordered the Baltic fleet
away from the neutral and peace
full Dardanelles."
A bruise is a bruise except when
says the Atchison Globe. Then it be-
comes a confusion"
The theatrical season was opened in
lola Monday with Tried for Her Life, -
and the dramatic critics seem to agree
that she was guilty.
In response to the demand for a
third daily paper in Emporia the En-
poria Times is being issued each aft
ernoon-making three
The new map issued by the state
board of railroad commissioners has
dotted lines showing where the Orient
railroad is going to be.
They begin young in Hutchinson.
A child of Roy Fierce, less than a
year old, drank the contents of kero-
sene bottle, but will recover.
Lindsborg has decided to build it's
| electric light plant 'in the near fu-
! ture" where it will be handy and con-
/ venient to all.
Cherryvale, which has the most alert
ears this side of Chefoo, hears that the
United States Steel corporation is 60
| ing to establish there the largest nail
and wire factory on earth.
Since the death of Judge Samuel A.
Kingman less than week ago, only
four members of the constitutional
convention of 1859 remain. They are
Judge ben" Simpson, John Burris,
Robert c. Foster and ex-senator
Ross.
A farmer living near La Harpe is
going to use oil for fuel next winter
| instead of coal. Each stove is con-
nected with the tank containing the
winters supply. If the experiment is
a success his neighbors will follow his
example.
Arkansas City claims to have struck
a 75O, 0OO-foot gas well few days ago.
| Perhaps Arkansas City ought to use
cubic miles in estimating it's gas.
The principal defect in the ''confes-
sion, of the man in Topeka that he
was the leader in the Cripple Creek
| dynamite conspiracy appears to be
| that it is no. true.
Fort Scott man, David Cochrane,
has several copies of the New York
Herald issued in January, 1903. One
of them contains bitter editorial at
tack on Thomas Jefferson for his
friendship for Thomas Paine, the in
fidel
/ Dan Patch, the famous morse which
was to have gone against the worlds
record in Topeka this week, is dan
say it is doubtful If the animals life
can be saved. It's owner, NJ w. Saw
age, was summoned from the East
Judge Smart of the Franklin coun
ty district court has a keen sense OF
sarcasm. When the case of John
Lloyd, charged with last driving. and
appealed from the police court, was
called in Ottawa this week. City Attor
ney Rathbun announced that the city
was ready for trial. Your honor .
said Attorney F. M. Harris, represent
ing Lloyd. the city council has par
doned Mr.. Lloyd" .Ah." responded
Judge Smart, has the school board
had an opportunity to pass upon the
matter YETI" The case will go tc
trial.
i In view Of the fact that the late
i Senator ingalls, is receiving renewed
credit for moulding the constitution
of Kansas Unto it's present literary
form, which stands comparison with
! the constitution of any state in the
i Union" Frank Doster, ex-chief justice
/ of the supreme court, begs to point
4 out a grammatical error in the very
4 opening sentence. It reads: I'VE, the
i people of Kansas, grateful to Almighty
i God for our civil and religious priv
i leges, in order to insure the full en-
joyment of our rights as American
i citizens, do ordafn and establish this
i Constitution Of the state of Kansas
with the following boundaries