The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-01-25

The location has not yet been secured
but will be probably within the mex
few days. ~
Four Foot Vein Of CoaI.---Last wecl
while drilling well for water on th'
farm Of John McDougall on PeytoI
cre>k, five miles northeast OF Cotton
wood Falls, a four foot vein Of Goa
was struck at depth Of 70 feet.
Dickinson County Teachers. - Th,
Dickinson County Teachers Associa
tion met at Chapman with large at
tendance. Prof. Cody Of the State
University gave an exhibition 81
liquid air as part Of the program
Found Only Dead Man.--After raid
ing two gambling houses at Parsons
the police broke into the Eagles hall
They were dumbfounded when they
found the room empty, save for the
body OF dead man lying in state.
Mine Shot Explosion Fatal. Il Be
cause he used undue haste in the
tamping Of shot, Jacob Korisek, an
Austrian miner. employed at No. 10
mine of the Western Coal & Mining
Company, southwest of Pittsburg,
lost his life.
Bankers Of Central kansas. = Thu
bankers Of central Kansas, group 4,
Will meet at Abilene MARCH 81. An
interesting feature Of the program
will be an address by Prof. R. w.
Cone of Kansas university on what
the University is Doing for the Bank
ers."
Fine Masonic Lodge Building.--The
Masonic bodies of Winfield are plan
ming the erection of lodge building
that will be one of the largest and
finest In the state. Funds have been
appropriated and a location has al
ready been selected, making the en-.
terprise a certainty. The building
will be three stories and will cost
about 100000. Il
Flyer From lola. - Commencina
January 2G, the Santa Fe starts its
oil flyer at lola instead of Chanute
and makes the run from that point
through to Tulsa, |. r. The oil flyer
was put on by the Santa Fe during
the oil boom in Kansas and proved
such a paying proposition. it has
gradually been extended from one end
Of the mid-continent oil field to the
other.
X. U. to Debate at Home.-The Uni,
1ersity of Kansas debating council
las made arrangements to debate
With Baker university at Lawrence
his spring and at Baldwin next year.
rhe Kansans usually suffer in de.
yates with the Methodists, but sin1u.
ated by last years victories over
Missouri and Iowa the Jayhawkers
loDe to break the custom and win
he debates.
Caught Between eads.-James
Mcdonald, switchman employed by
he M. X. C T, railroad company at
Parsons, was caught between The
rawheads of switch engine and
reight car in the yards and crushed
o that he died three hours later Nc.
Donald was about 30 years of age. In.
married., and his only known relative
8 his mother, who lives in Richmond
II. He came to this place in March
rom Kansas City.
Killed One ronworker.--The south
'all of the bag room, one Of the main
of the Oxide smelter plant
Coffeyville, was blown down and
hree men injured, one fatally. The
Tqll is Of brick and was 140 feet long
nd fifty-five feet high. There are no
artitions or floors in this great build |
lg and the walls were not yet con-
ected by the steel structural work. |
he three men injured were iron.
'orkers and were at work on top of
he wall.
"a Negro Students at X. u.-There
re thirty.four negro students at the
University Of Kansas. OF these sew.
nteen are in the college; five are in
ie school of engineering; five are
liking pharmacy; three are studying
ledicine; two are in the law school,
nd two are in the school of fine arts.
ooker T. Washington has written TO
lie registrar Of the university re.
Nesting the names of the negro stu.
ents who are qualified to teach
,hool.
New Indian Agent In Control. - C.
!. Zeibach, the new agent of the
WA, Sac and Fox and Kickapoo In.
ans in Brown county. IL now active.
in charge. He has appointed ]. v.
rown, who has been a farmer on the
ickapoo reserve. as farmer over all
le Indians. Mr.. Browns work will
to teach the young Indians and
der ones as well how to Dlant their
'ound, take care of growing crops
i'd in every way utilize their land
the best advantage.
Found Dead In Bed.--C. C. Gatz. an
d resident Of Mcpherson county
as found dead in his bed at the