The Globe-republican., 1905-03-23
KANSAS COMMENT

Normal school at basketball at Burn
by score of IS to IA, in a good, clea
game. This makes nine won out @
eleven games played.
Physician HopeIessIy Insane. - d.
Marvin Boone, one of the best know
young physicians in Labette county
was brought from Chetopa to tn
state hospital in Parsons, and afte
an examination by DR.. M. L. PER-.
was pronounced hopelessly insane.
Consul to BarranqulIla.-Dr. James
c. Kellogg left Junction City for Bar
ranquilla, Colombia, South America
which point he was recently appoint
ed consul by President Roosevelt
He received his first appointment
from President Harrison, and served
the seven years in Germany.
No Assembly This Year.-The En-
poria ChautauQua has been abandon
ed for another year at least. Two
years ago the Chautauqua Associa-
ton came out 5000 in debt, and the
local stockholders and merchants
were compelled to make up the de-
felt. Last year the high water and
the worlds fair caused the project to
be postponed.
Swedish Mission College. - The
plumbers have begun work on the
plumbing of Walden conservatory,
part Of the Swedish Mission college
at Mcpherson. This will be the lar
gest Job of the kind in this part of the
state including water and heating
pipes. The masons are now through
with their work up to the second
story of the building.
Big Band at Lindsborg.-Extensive
preparations are being made for the
annual rendition of the Messiah
at Bethany college during Easter
week. The chorus this year is I'M
usually large and well trained. Ar
rangements are being made for
special days and reduced rates over
the railroads. lines band will play
here during Messiah - week.
Four Tickets in FieId.-At Arkan-
sas City the Republ leans nominated
William Wright for mayor, ]. W. Stan
ford for city treasurer, Edward Elem
Ing for police Judge and R. B. Norton
Tor treasurer of the school board
There are in all four tickets in the
ield-Republican, Socialist, Prohibit
ZIONIST and Independent. This is the
FIRST attempt in several years to draw !
party lines in city elections
Enjoins Union Pacific. - Ida Har.
yey, resident of the southern part
of Leavenworth county, filed a suit
In the district court to enjon the
Union Pacific railroad from running
through her farm, She asserts that
employees Of the company removed a
fence and started to take thirteen
leet of her land without her consent.
The farmers are all strongly against
The Union Pacific building the new
double track and others threaten in,
Junction suits,
All Joints closed.-All the joints in
Winfield are closed and the jointists
placed under arrest. the result OF a
raid by Sheriff Welfelt, County Attor-
ney Kreamer issuing the warrants.
Seven places were raided and the
doors locked. Frank Thorp, Chod
Thomas, Frank Nanny Oscar
Schmidt, Jim Moberly, Art Schmidt,
Buck McCarty, Bert Files, Henry
Schmidt and John Beatty were arrest
ed on three counts for maintaining
nuisance keeping a club room and
The unlawful sale of intoxicating
liquors. II
! BIZ Tongue in Two. - At Emporia s
Henry Kleiwer. . years old, is recov'
ering from most peculiar accident.
He was chasing a grocery wagon to
catch a ride, when his foot Slipped
and he fell to the ground, striking on
the point Of his chin His teeth were !
forced through his tongue cutting 1t
80 nearly in two that it hung down
on his chin. The injured member was |
sewed together but was so badly
swollen that for several days the boy
could not get 1t in his mouth, and ne
could take no nourishment but milk,
which he was forced to suck through
D straw. +
After Kansas Farn,s.-A train load '
of settlers with their household goods, q
farm implements, horses and car |
riages, came to Dickinson county I
few days ago. Another train load Z
came from Nebraska to Clay county,
Individual families from Iowa, Mis-
souri, and Illinois are arriving daily
II Is a part of the annual exodus ,
from older sections of the west More )
than IA million dollars worth Of farm )
land has been sold in Dickinson
county since October. nearly all of 1t :
to westerners, who are now coming
to take possession. The train load
that came was made up in Brown and
Nemaha counties. They had sold t
their farms In northeast counties and
bought anew because they could get c
larger acreage. +
Safe Blown Open. - Burglars blew
open the safe of the F. j. Fair Lum- a