The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-09-22

Capt. Finley hunted up the general and
from then to 8 o'clock pm. they had
quite time talking over the moving i'll
cidents BY flood and field OF which they
we're considerable part.
Freddie Bennett has come back from
the worlds fair. Freddie is q son Of
Capt Beunett Of the l29th Indiana and
when we came into the home be was q
small boy living with his father and
mother. Then the mother died and
Freddie becoming Of age, be secured a
position In Juneau's lumber yard. Boys
become Of age at IA here. Then Freddie
wentto the Worlds fair and tosk Ii all
10, and 1t was a great school to him,
something that will be q fond remem-
brancs while life remains. Freddie
came home with a new suit Of clothes
and some money left, which cannot be
said Of many men Waiting the worlds
fair. This shows that he 10 ecol 0nical
and very exemplary young man. The
girls should take partcularnotic thereof.
Comrade SpOnsler, Of the 10th Ind.
nude a considerable preparation to visit
bis parents at Vacayllle, California. He
bade us all good bye with bright antlci-
patlcns Of pleasant trip to the Pacific
but here he comes back. He expected to
get a round trip Of $45 but when be
found they would tax him $40 for trip
like that 1t quite took bis remaining breath
away That was 100 much sugar for a
cent 90 be remains with us and the trip
he so fondly expected to make 10 only
dream. Ills father 10 81 years old and
his mother ". They own fine property
at Vacaville.
The Democratic campaign opened at
Wichita the 10th, but 1t did not open
very wide.
We expect generous issue OF water.
melons and muskmelons today-Satur-
day, John Cory, our gardner has raised
dead loads, Computed in dollars and
cents the cror would amount to dignl-
fed sum.
Visitors; J,B. Ridenour, Mrs. A. J.
Berg, Mrs. W. E. Davis, Dodge City;
], NJ Dlckerson and wife, Toronto; L.
Mallonee; Mrs. Viola Ackley, Kansas
City John I. Richards, Asst Inspector
General, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. shaw, Pueblo, Colo.
Several ladies from the Fort went to
the City last Thursday to Mrs. Balm
bridges. 1t was her birthday and they
report 4 splendid time,
This Is the anniversary Of the battle Of
Winchester, Sept II, 1864, Our Com
mander was In the first battle under
Jimmy Shields, March 1928, 1862. Gen.
eral Shields having been badly wounded
the evening Of the 22nd. Col, Nathan
Kimball Of the l4th Indiana, being the
ranking officer on the field, took the
command and fought Jackson the next
day to q fare-yoa-well at Kernstown,
four miles up the river from Winchester,
and that isn't the only time Jackson was
thoroughly whipped. He was reported
the next day to be forty miles still up
the valley. BUTT Is reported la history
as a Shields victory,
Home reporter Leavenworth Times,
admitted and company; Cornelius
Campbell, B 3rd Ill. Cav; Edward
Meyers, G At Ills. Inf; Manly Updyke,
u. s. Navy and Julius vandsrventer, G
9th III. Inf, all sent to hospital. Andrew
Blackburn, g, 39rd Wis; Chorlea NJ.
Christopher, @ 9th Ky. Cav; Arthur A.
Craig, y 2l't N. Y Cav; Julius Ed
wards, B S9nd U. s. Col. to A. Isaac
Gray, E. 56sh Mass. Inf; VIM. Smith,
H. 70 us. Ool,, Thomas Roberts, B %
Wis. Inf.; VIM. Brent, G 9Th Mass. Cav.
all to N. Mathew Skirltt. H 3rd Col.
Infs William White, & 46th ILL.,, to G.
Michael Walsh, B. 35th N. Y. Inf; Al
bert Olper, X 43rd Mo, Inf; james Fl.
Coleman, 3rd Mo, Cav, all to |. Some
who went to the mountain home, John.
son City, TenA., do not like Il, We
hear they have mcoushine there.