The Globe-republican., 1904-11-03
Becoming 4 Nuisance. -Twenty-sev.

Ids have combined into an association
to keep hunters from trespasslng on
their property and along the ROADS
adjoining Similar societies are talk
ed Of in Missouri, east Of Atchison,
and in Atchison county. The killing OF
many valuable animals during the
hunting season by careless hunters,has
aroused the farmers to take some
step toward preventing 1t. One farm
er south Of Atchison claims to nave
lost animals worth several hundred
dollars every season.
X. U. Needs $22o,ooo.-Chanc
Frank Strong Of the University OF
Kansas has completed his annual
budget" or estimate Of approprla'
tons needed from the next leglsla'
ture, and presented the same to the
state officials in his biennial report
He thinks that the school should have
$4,000 for the completion of the chem
istry building; $4,000 for the compile
ton Of the law building; $4,000 for
a general recitation and administra-
tion building and s125,OO0 for a me-
mortal gymnasium and auditorium
building.
Against Mixed Scholastic Kan
sas supreme court issued a mandatory
order requiring the board OF educa'
ton of the city Of Coffeyville to adj
NIT to the white schools the children
of BUS" Cartwright, a negro. Inc
writ is alternative and the board IS
allowed until November to show
cause why the negro children should
not be allowed to enter the white
schools. The case results from light
Of two years standing, which the ne
groes have made to have their chill
dren admitted to the white schools
Soldiers Fight Flre.-Brigadier Cen
eral Burton, inspector general OF the
army, reviewed the entire command
at Fort Riley, on the Pawnee flats
While the review was in progress a
spectator threw a lighted cigar in the
grass and a fierce prairie fire started
at once threatening to sweep over the
entire reservation. The troops were
given the command to dismount and
to fight fire. Over 1900 soldiers
fought the flames for nearly two hours
before they succeeded in extinguish-
ing them.
Prisoners confess.-C. B. Ennis, a
prisoner in the federal penitentiary in
Leavenworth, and William Briscoes, OF
| Clarksyille. |. T., have confessed that
they furnished the pistols to the fed
eral prisoners on November 6, 1901,
with which they successfully mutt
MED on November 7. Briscoe Is I'M
der arrest and will be brought to To-
peka and placed in the county jail
awaiting action by the court.
Ballasting Roadbed.-The Rock Is
land road has a large force of men and
several work trains ballasting the
main line to the south of Wichita and
when the work is completed the roaC
will have one of the best roadbeds ir
the country. The road has already
been ballasted from Harrington tt
Wichita. Crushed rock about a 100
thick is being put on the road.
EIoped With Hand.-Mertle IrlcK
ett, the 1G-year-old daughter OF Sam
uel Trickett, a well-to-do farmer nea
Atchison, eloped with Wallace Hulet
. the hired man, who worked for he
father Hulet had asked for her ham
and been refused.
Dead In Bed.-Jethro Cochran, VIII
, was found dead in his bed at Garnet
was a Cowley county farmer for thirt
years. He is a man who will be miss
ed with regret by his neighbors,
tribute that can be paid truthfully
. but few men.
Given satis,action-D-. Dinsmor
d of Troy, has held the position OF co
4 oner in Doniphan county for
q years and has been nominated II
a another term. He has given satlsfa
# ton to the living and the dead hay
I made no kick.
n Run Over by Train.-Clara Wilke
D. son, a colored girl 16 years old, WI
'e run over by a Frisco passenger ira
at Fort Scott and killed.
n INSPECT the Posts.-Colonel Arth
o. L. Wagner of the general staff arriv
a.. at the post at Fort Riley and will spel
OF several days inspecting the workin
9. of the school Of application. Color
ia Wagner, who has acted as chief u
rt pire in the chief maneuvers Of t
,ir last two years, is on tour Of insp'
ton Of all the army service schools,
", First oil company.-Charlie ST
ne ems, of Paola,. has a blank certifc'
be Of stock Of what is probably the ii
De- oil company organized in Kansas
ri. was the Miami Oil Company, inc
porated December 20, 1865.
10 Gun as Cuba clash between
Jar striker and a strike breaking mach
Ter list occurred on the street at Ark
led sas City. W. A, Johnson and il
it'll Hawkins were the participants. H