The Globe-republican., 1905-05-18
News From
THE STATE SOLDIERS HOME
At Fort Dodge, KaS.

goes to Leavenworth on a visit
Henry Medley, B l4sth Ill. Inf, will
Mrs. Medley, goes to their daughter e
Kansas City, Mo.
G. i. futile, d Sth Minn. Inf, an.
Laura futile, daughter Of Austin, 10 t,
Garlep City for ten days visit.
Charley Beeman iq janitor At the 1'uttlc
boarding house. Charley IL going {
Cimarron the 10Th to visit his grand,
daughter.
1t Is rumored that Dad futile went tC
Garden City and-yes he settled hii
board bill at the futile hash house.
Col John T. Richards, assistant iuspec.
tor general, has been with us and pro-
nounces this home a boss home.
A lady came in Saturday with a needed
supply Of eggs at fifteen cents straight.
John Corey, II 4th MINI. Inf, is sick.
John Is our gardner and while III Jack
Murphy supervlses the gardens aud
issues pie plant.
There was and unlimited amount of
dust lying around loose, Saturday, the
18Th, in the morning.
Mrs. Macock, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Spauldlng, 2nd Mimi, came up
Wednesday from Leayenworth. She
says the big hail storm passed behind
them. Mr. Macock will soon come and
they viii make their home in Dodge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Colwell have resigned as
superintendent and cook in No, bar
racks. Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding haye
been duly installed in their places.
Mr.. Adolphua Guck, one Of the lead.
ing citizens of Dodge City, with his
friend, Mr. Lemon were ont Sunday to
see the sights.
Comrade Mcdonald, of the Missouri
state MALTA, takes position as muse
in the hospital.
Adjatanl Dilly Marshall, who has been
dangerously i'll, was slltiuS Oil the iront
porch Sunday.
DR.. Draper goes home to Oswego to
visit his many friends in that burg. DR..
Hawkins will officiate during his alb.
sence.
Beach Ridenour, son of John L., gave
us pleasant Gull Sunday.
June 30th, 1904: Widows drawing
pension under law of 1900, G,6l9; wild.
ows drawing pension under old law,
%, $40; total, 1872 245. These are IN
cluded In the 100000 and odd pensioners
On the rolls. A little over 100000 on
The roll and about 100000 applications
still pending.
Alex Eckel, G 4th Tenn. Cav, an ex-
prisoner, says in the National Tribune of
May l1th that "Our army would not ex-
change prisoners because our men were
Unfit for duty while the rebs would go
light into their army" That is strictly
rue. Albert ID. Richardson, escaped
prisoner and reporter for N, Y. Tribune,
said it was the cold booded policy of
+. NJ. Stanton, secretary of war. This
was written just after his escape from
prison to Knoxville, Tenn.
In the course of human events strange
hings will happen. Henry Howard, a
pension agent back east, has been trying
o find some one who knew John De-
aney. His wife did not even know what
'egiment he was In. The notice stuck
Up on Barlow's bell tower states that he
Delaney was born in Canada. While
he boys were reading and specializing
bout the lost comrade Tom Norman, NJ
st N. j. Cav. came along and exclaimed
why that man was In my company and
le was from Canada, too" Tom said
Delaney appeared to be under some kind
4 cloud, and that he helped him out of
me bad scrape, but Tom did not say
What kind of scrape. The attorney has
'een informed.
Mrs. Carrie Levick, Miss Pansy Levick
nd Roy Levlck, wife, daughter and son
+ our Quartermaster Harry Levick, 60
o their old home In SENECA, Kansas, on
ext Wednesday the 18th. Harry don't
now whether or not they will ever come
ack. We suppose 1t depends on whether
r not Harry will continue to be quarter
Master through another administration.
larry boarded with us at 3l2 South 9th
t., LeAvenworth, while he was serving
n The United States jury, but that fact
i'd not dawn upon our minds until we
,ere living here for several months.
We did not dream he was the same man,
nd he did not dream we were the same
eople.