The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-17
M"OUT THERE IN KANSAS" hD
III THE PEACE, PROSPERITY AND PLENTY.
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near NeoSho Rapids, was burned ana
ten valuable horses were destroyed. 6
For Buying Wild Ducks. - A. T.
Krahe, restaurant man of Belo!t
was arrested by Deputy Game War
den d, S. Curtis for buying and serv-
ing wild ducks. He was fined SIS.
which he paid.
Are Hustling Names. 1t Is esti
mated that over $500 persons in
Leavenworth have signed the petit
tions for the commission form of
government and in all probability
they will be presented to Mayor Ever
hardy at the regular semi-monthly
meeting of the council. BY that time
the petitions probably will contain
1000 names.
Squires Head of Photographers. -
The photographers Of Kansas have
ended their convention at Lawrence.
C. F. SQuires. of Lawrence, was elect
ed president; E. wv. Woodward, OF
Hayes City, vice-president; Max
Wolf, of Manhattan, secretary; and
Homer Hardin, of Wichita, (re-elect-
ed) treasurer The meeting next
year goes to Topeka.
viii Start It over.-The investiga-
ton of Superintendent e, z. Mar
shall, of the Hutchinson reformatory,
will be renewed, it is announced
about the end of the present month.
Notice to this effect was sent to
Chairman ]. S. Simmons, of the
board. by Gov. Hoch. The delay is
occasioned. it is said, by the failure
of the stenographer to transcribe the
proceedings of the investigation. It
is believed by some that the investi-
cation will never be resumed, ana
that Superintendent Marshall may re-
sign before the notes" are tran
scribed.
Snake in the Wash.-At her home
near Brookville, Mrs. Earl Lambotte
was engaged in washing clothes. She
had the wash piled up on the floor OF
the kitchen and in reaching to pick
up a piece to wash, she felt sharp
twinge as though knife had passed
through her arm. The sense of the
pain was followed almost immediate
ly by a warning rattle and jerking
away some of the clothes Mrs. LAM
bottle saw, curled up, large rattle
snake. It prepared to jump at her.
but she evaded it. There was a marx
on her arm and that member COM
menced to swell at once. She called
for help and was taken Immediately
to the Office of physician. He in
iected medicine into the wound to
draw out the poison.
Good Word for Hoch.-Gov. Hoch's
prohibition speech at the banquet
table at Memphis, Tenn, where the
wine was flowing by the bucketful,
seems to have made hit even with
that bibulous crowd The governor
has received from w. F. Saunders,
secretary of the Lakes to Gulf Deep
Waterway Association" handsome
badge bearing a Photographic minia-
ture of President Roosevelt and
letter which is in part as follows:
please allow me to congratulate you
most sincerely and cordially on the
speech made by you in Memphis. 1t
was an extraordinary thing for a man
to stand up in that audience and adj
vocate and defend prohibition earn
estly and positively, and at the same
time not only without giving offense,
but making friends for your idea. The
audience was with you, as you doubt
less saw by the hearty applause.
cherish the hope that may know you
better in the future. believe you
are one of the country's very strong
men.-W. F. Saunders"
Seriously Burned With CoaloiI. -
Mrs. Stern, Of Perth, the woman
burned in the coal oil accident, is in
condition extremely serious. Above
! her waist there was scarcely spot
that the flames had not reached.
There Is positively no assurance for
her recovery and If she does live she
will never have the use Of her arms;
they will be always contracted.
Should the burning result fatally, as
It likely will, this will be the third
death In one year all of the same
cause, in the little town Of Perth.
Surgery Gives Him speech.-Char-
ley Carter, a 9-year-old Lawrence boy,
who has been dumb from birth, will
talk as we'll as anybody in few
months, according to the surgeons
who recently removed a large poly
pus from his nose and throat.
Insanity VIII Be Plea. 1t is gen
orally understood that G. w. Arnold
the murderer of Tim Riggs, at Well
ington, will plead insanity. The case
was called up in court and his attor'
neys asked for continuance until
the January term of district court.
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Delegates to Commercial Congress
Gov. Hoch has appointed delegates
to the Trans Mississippi Commercial
1 Congress, which will be held at Mus
kogee. Okla, November 10Th to the
22nd. The list of delegates includes
some Of the most prominent business