The Globe-republican., 1906-09-27

Harry Canatsey, Of lola, died from the
effects of ptomaine poisoning, due tt
eating chile. 1t is not known where
he bought the fatal chile, but the
poison is supposed to have developed
from tainted meat used In the making
Of it.
Victim of Gasoline. Miss Nettie
Karrick, Of Wichita, was terribly
burned by gasoline and may not re-
cover from her injuries. She is in
the Wichita hospital, swathed in sur
geon's bandages from her shoulders
to her feet, and as helpless as an in
FAINT.
Stock Feeding Station Abandoned.
Since the thirty.six hours shipping
law went into effect the stock feeding
station on Union Pacific. at junction
City has been abandoned Heretofore
all stock from the western part of the
state had to be unloaded and fed
there.
The Cave-in Caught Him. - While
engaged in digging along the west
side of the excavation for the new
Boston Store building in Wichita a
workman was caught by the sudden
oaving in of the wet dirt. He was
buried in the ground up to his should
ers and was unable to move hand or
foot.
Paraded in Paiamas.-A line of X.
T.. students a half mile long, arraycd
in night robes and pajamas paraded
the streets Of Lawrence between Q and
q O'Clock 10 celebrate the football vic
tory over William Jewell. The men
we're freshmen and sophomores who
now parade annually instead of hold
Ing class fight.
Winfield to Have Orphans Home
A Lutheran society known as the Kan
sas District of the Missouri Synod Of
the Evangelical Lutheran Church will
in course of the next six months es-
tablish an Orphans Home at Win
field The site has been selected and
will be in the east end of town. AT
the present time nothing more can be
said.
Wichita to Have Catholic College,
A Catholic college second to none in
The state is TO be built at Wichita be
fore the end Of the coming year.
Bishop Hennessy confirmed the re-
port, stating that $4,000 more was
needed for the required amount neces-
sary in the erection Of this inst!tll-
ton.
Twelve-lrfh Vein of Coal. = While
boring a well on A. S. Sargents farm,
two and one-half miles north of LIT
lie River, Ellsworth Titus discovered
a twelve inch vein of coal at the
depth of seventy-hve feet AT the
depth of forty feet a four inch vein
of coal was passed through. A good
supply Of water was obtained at a
depth of eighty feet.
FIGHT Observation-Disclosures negroes
have appealed TO Judge Wilson, OF the
district court, for mandamus to com
pei the board Of education TO admit
their children to all the schools and
the writ was granted. President Hat
field of the board of education said
that the board would fight the case
in the courts, even TO the extent
OF taking it to the supreme court if
necessary.
Evans to San Francisco.-Dr Cope
land Evans, pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal church in To
peka for the past two years. has been
assigned the task of rebuilding the
Methodist churches in the devastated
city of San Francisco and conserving
the interests of Methodism in that To-
cality. He has been appointed pre-
siding elder of that district and has
accepted the appointment.
Special Prizes For Farm Exhibits
The merchants of Wichita are offer
ing special prizes for exhibits during
TIE Wichita Southwestern Fair. The
Wichita Board of Trade announced
that 1t would offer SIS in special
prizes of S. each for the best half
bushel of hard wheat, soft wheat,
white corn, yellow corn, red oats.
This is in addition to the regular
prizes to be contributed by the fair
association for the best exhibit during
the week.
Fooled by Grandmother George
Old, clerk in the Missouri. Kansas
& Texas railway Offices at Parsons,
attempted to kidnap his son from his
grandmother, Mrs. Ella Ballard. Old
drove up in hack and secured the
boy while his grandmother was in the
back yard talking to neighbor. The
boy screamed and the grandmother
and several neghbors went to his res
cue and took him away from his
father. The father will attempt to Sc