The Globe-republican., 1906-02-15

TWO Badly Hurt In Wreck. ~ G. v
A Perry and Nicholas Baxter eapterr
4 holne.seekers; were dangerously fiuf
and Several other persons we're slight
1iy inJdredsin 4 wreck IN the Panhan
die division Of the road near Kiowa
Fotsner kansak Dead.@C. ii. lie
bold, for many years mayor Of Abb
| lene and president Of the Lebold
Fisher bank, which failed in 1889
/ died of heart disease at Seattle. HI
was one Of central Kansas LEADING
capitalists for many years.
| 10 Revive ireland cass.-The stat,
Society Of Labor, the central organi
zation Of all the labor unions Of Kan
sas. will make an effort to induce
Gov Hoch to pardon Arthur q. Ire
land, the labor agltator, who Is sery
Ing q six months jail sentence at Win
field for assaulting a non-union ma
chinist.
Reward For Horse Thieves. - Ne
osho county is going to be very un
healthy for horse and mule thieves
In response to request. Of the Ne
osho County Anti-HorseThi 'Associa
ton. the county commissioners voted
to offer reward of $50 for the arrest
and conviction Of any horse or mule
thief.
| Becomes ain Anerlcan.--Joseph w.
del Alamo. a native Of Spain, has ta-
ken out final naturalization papers In
the district court at Leavenworth re-
nouncing allegiance to King Alfonso
XIII. In order to apply for commits
sion In the regular army. Del Alamo
is % years old. He is a corporal in
the engineer battalion Of the army.
Abilene Votes School Bonds.--Abi-
lene declared for better schools when
a special election was held to decide
whetheS the city should issue bonds
for $4,000 for the erection of a new
high school and an additional ward
school building. Much interest was
taken in the election and the propo
sition carried by vote Of 1893 to 1867
View With complacency. - The
natural gas using towns Of Kansas,
which by April will include most Of
the towns In the eastern fourth of the
state, are not worrying much over the
threatened coal miner1' strike. II the
strike does come. by the time 1t Is
over gas will be SO generally install
ed that there will be no future market
in those towns for coal
Americas Man Suicide. - After
drinking two ounces of carbolic acid
John C. McCabe staggered out of his
blacksmith shop and fell dead a few
seconds later on the main street of
the village. McCabe's wife died two
years ago, and constant mourning for
her is thought to have unbalanced his
mind. He was 40 years old, and in
comfortable circumstances.
Game Warden Busy. - John R.
White, proprietor of a-fish market at
Coffeyville. pleaded guilty to the
charge of buying wild ducks and was
fined SIS and costs, amounting to $2l.
One Of the deputy wardens stated
that there Is sufficient evidence to
land several who have been indulging
in quail hunting, and as soon as Mr..
Whites case was settled general
crusade would be started.
Pay Taxes to Secure Rebate,--Pros-
perity is not always a losing PROPOSE
ton, but Neosho county has found
1t so in the matter of taxation. The
farmers of this county are so pros
porous that most of them have been
paying all their tsxes to get the re-
bate. The county has lost in this
way over $4,000 on 1905 taxes. the
rebates amounting to $4,103,57, the
largest amount in the history Of the
county.
Murdered for Money. - A Greek
section laborer known as George
Monos was murdered in his bunk car
at Wallace. Robbery was supposedly
the motive, as big George" was
known to carry about $500 in bills.
This money was carried in belt
around his waist. The belt was cut
in two and the money gone.- Two
Greeks employed at Sharon Springs
are under suspicion They have dis
appeared
Head Offices at Humboldt. - The
Prairie Oil and Gas Company will es-
tablish head Offices at Humboldt and
the company is planning the erection
of building several stories high to
take the place Of the temporary Offices
that have been secured in different,
parts of the city. The head Office will
be moved from Neodesha and the
branch Office in the territory will be
consolidated with the Humboldt
Office.
Shooting over Debt. - AT Linds-
borg, Kan, J. w. Nelson and August