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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
LOTS OF LOCAL FREIGHT.
Santa Fe and Rock island are Taking
Notice OI D0dxe lity business.

Ihdge titv ia ,rominrnuy before the
SanIa f. officials just now, as a poinl
where there isa good DIAL IT local freight
which 10 worth looking AFTER. IL 10 un.
dersrOod that there is trouble brewing In
the Santa Fe camp over the fire. gut Y,
This p INT for lat n0nth There wss a
good deal ot It snd acond,ng 70 report,
the Rock Island with u side track line
Int" town, and n blookad. Of empty boz
cars to get around. gol abMt y thousa nd
dollars more VI the l',cal freight vt thi-
p"int last uOntn than the santa Fe did.
II is reported thar this occurrence has
started things 10 popping with 'he SANTA
Fe, and there are different rumors out as
to what will be dune about 1t.
The primary and chief reason for 60
large u percentage Of the local freight
s''ing TO the Rock l.Iand seems to be on
account Of the Rock Island having the
most convenient rack for un oading
carload lots They have only the one
side track, and 1t IL at place easily
reached. The agent has l~ss to lOOk
after, and more time TO see that shippers
are vet'ing their stuff promptly There
ia nothing brought here except the local
business on the Rock Island, while the
Santa Fe l. handl,ng an eW,rmous trans
ter business Mt thi. point, and there are
10 many trains ih The yards that II Ia ditf1-
cult to locate IocAl freight and some times
takes quite little while to get 1t 10 po
sitiun tr unlosding
The Santa Fe has been enlargiug their
yards here for sone time and working
toward improving their facilities for
handling the business at this poi"t, aud
are no doubt preparing to give prompt
service here Us fast Ms the necessary re-.
arrangements can be made
IL has beeh the general impressi' that
the Rock Island has beeu very Indifferent
to the business Of the branch that ,UiDes
here, and has NOT made any attempt to
improve the service, 90 that It Ia difficult
to understand why tbs freight went that
way SO largely last month.
Several shippers, who handle carload
lots, were xsk+d by the writer today
which ROAD their stuff Ia coming over ut
present, aud they stated that most OF II
l. coming by the Rock Island They
gave as the main reason ioi shipping over
this road, that The Rock Island has been
promising quick time and making good
on the proInisrs aud that the read gives
them n good place 10 unload after the
stuff gets here.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28

Special sale Of rugs, floor size, ten per
cent discount for cash. Ten days be-
ginning Saturday. Home Furnishing
Company. %
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
CASE TRIED HERE.
Damage Suit which Grew out of Belpre
Killing here on Change Of Venue.

Damage Suit which Grew out of Belpre
Killing here on Change Of Venue.
Judge Finley held court thu week, a
Care being brought here from Edwards
county. In 1904 fbey had a big time ut
Brl, re one evening There was some
kind OF y quarrel on, and man named
plxley pbpiIrd 70 the sheriff AT Kius,ey
xnd got sushori,y to sct a- an officer to
qael! ,sAssrdubie b. depu,,zpd Others
and they armed themselves and sarted
out IL seems that the trouble had died
natural death, hut the sight Of the armed
deputies warmed 'hIBgs up again. The
particulars are not known to the wri'er,
but one man was killed, ie had q bail
crease shut aer,ss his face, and a man
named Flood WAS crippled by q shot In
his leg Flood WAS tried for shooting at
smother man, bur after twO trial. WAS a 1,
Quilted. He thee began q suis agaius,
certain parties at Belpre for damages,
sud lhis Is the csse that was tried here
this wrek
The jury brought 10 verdict for the
defeudaute, at 2 O'clock p m. today.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
POSTOFFICE WILL GO TO 900.
LITTLE CORNER ABOUT
FIRST Of JULY.
BUILDING WILL Be RUSHED
Bid Has Been Accepted by Gov
ernment and Ten Year
Lease Will be Made.

The location OF the Dodge City post
Office has BEEN settled. aud II will oe
moved from the present location to a
sOrnrr lot few doors north
Tuesday morning George D'olittle re-
fCelvpd an NC xptsnce from the depart
ment on bis bid fM y l'aatiOn fOr
the oliice. The iOcatinn be offered is"n
the erner On First avenue, where he Ia
preparing TO erect new building In
his bid be- offered quarters complying
with The plans deslg sted by the govern
ment. at a rental Of e8OO pr year. The
plans Include all Of 'h- fixtures AID con-
yenieuces necessary for the "ffie. Here.
tof,re the postmaster has been required
to furnish the fixture. but from now on
they will be furnished by the person
owning the property and will br part
OF the lea.e made TO th- government
The buiIdin9 ,s aipposed to b- finished
BY July l. but the gove nulrnI will MT
insist on tpt exact date. Mr.. Dooliule
has not decided j. fiuitely as TO what
material he will Use In con n.tructing the
wallis. Hs has been waiting 10 examine
the brick made here, and SAWS that he
will either U e Il EN-, or good quality Of
cement blocks While building ihr post.
Office quarters be- will make the building
ls,g- enough for The City Furniture Com.
psny's store, which will occupy half IT
the ground floor, and half OF the second
story.
Tue change In the location was sur.
prize to pOOd many, asit had betn the
popular belief tnat the old sIand would
b. selected. This would probably have
been the ca.e, bad the bid stayed No
originally made. When the bids weie
opened those for the old location and the
Do"li lie corner were a. the same figure
Later ibe bid on the present locatiOn WAS
raised Sl00 The fact OF The bid being
raised after II had been rec ived by the
department probably worked against II
beng considered a. Il would have been.
even 10 II had been the 500 higher at
che start
Mr.. Doollttle will attempt to have the
building ready to ccupy BY the first OF
July, spd the post"ffice will b. moved rs
soon ss the quarters ere completed.
IL 10 stated In the acceptance OF Mr.
Dooli,tle's bid that as soon a. thu Guild
INK 10 ready to occupy, = lesse for ten
years will be taken BY the government.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28

Registration Shows That Very Few
Women in Dodge City Will Vote
at Spring Election.

The w"In, ~ Dodye City do not carr
much ab'ut vIing THE rrgistraIi II
b""ks, w,ich closed Friday nlyht, show
n total Of 0n,y sixty. nine women regis.
tr'1'i In the cit, The Fourth ward ha-
the high number Of an, Ut the wsr,ia, Nh
even W. a. zen. The third wsrd l.
CHS" behind the Fourth wi,h ~ The
Semni ward which II now the big ward
o' the own, has only ID, and the First
wards
The tMal registration IN the city Ia
764, whlcD IL ugh registration con.
sidrring the humhcr Of p-"pIe the Town
hns The numbrr " men registered, by
waoia, Ia M foil"os:
First waId, SO SEC nd ward, 2S4;
Third ward. 2l2; F"uIih ward. ll3
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
BRIDGE WAS BURNED.
Dodge City Plug West Had Pretty
Close Call.

The Santa Fe plug which runs brtween
Dodge City aud La Junts had narrow
escape from wreck last sunday night.
o. the run from Garden City 10 hom" q
bridge had burned out at an isola'ed
epot on the road. some OF the timbers
were still burning as the train ap-
prOached and the light caught the eye Of
the engineer. The engineer was wm.
Ready. He stopped tho tram to Investi-
gate the cause OF the light aud found
that the bridge was nearly entirely gone.
H the are had been entirely out or an
engineer pulling the train that would
have been less watchful, th,re might have
been bad wreck Conductor George
Pond WAS in charge Of the train, and the
division superintendent aad trainmaster
from La Jun had their car attached.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
Public Sale.

l will sell at pulic sale, at my place
twelve miles north west Of Dodge City,
on April 40, all Of my personal property.
Inc uding fifteen head Of horses, all OF
my farm machinery, harness, etc. The
terms Of the sale will be cash on sums of
$40 or under. and on sums over that ak
months time will be given, on banksble
pap,r, ct 8 per cent interest. A dis
count OF 8 pc cent will be given for
cash. J. l.. RlDxxOUR.
FoR SALE-One Get, 80 volumes, Wer-
ner Edition Encyclopedia Britannica,
(new), only two or three volumes ever
used. Price $40 90, IL sold ct once. Lib.
eral terms 10 purchaser. H. ]. STRANGE
II
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28

The Simms brothers hardware store 10
being sold this week to the Schuyler broth.
ers who will be in charge 90 soon as the
inyoislng ls completed. The new pro.
prietsrs are Kansas boys, one Of them
coming here from Anthony and the other
from Hutchinson.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
Brown Leghorn EgEs.

Single Comb Brown Leghorn's eggs
k,Um psn e20o pet 15, eggs from flook
el.Q0 psr lS, incubator eggs 400 per 100.
4 Et ar. RsYNoLDs.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-29

Henry Gericke, brother Of Mrs.
Steve Bowl<er, returned to his
home at Algoma, Tuesday with a
couple OF deer.
NJ. and MIS-. Roy Harmon who
visited relatives and friends for
ten days at Minocqua, returned
home Monday.
FURS WANTED. We buy
furs of all kinds at highest mar
ket prices Send for price list.
BADGER Fur Co., Cumberland.
Wis.
Mrs. Eliza Dildine AMI son Eu
gene, Of Aberdeen. S. D., returned
to their home Monday, after an
extended visit at the home of her
son Frank Dildine. y
The Stork visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Roderick Sun
day night and brought a young
daughter. Jasper passed the CT
CARS and smiled.
Tie Earnest Workers Society 6f
the Congregational Church will give
an oyster supper at the churcEF par
VSHnG
evening, beginning at S O'Clock. All.
are invited. Supper Is cents.
d. E. Riordan returned We'd
nesday to Ashland after a two
weeks hunting trip. He took two
nice deer home with him.
Mrs. George + O'Connor re-
turned Wednesday from Ashland,
where she visited at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. {. E. Colman.
Math. Scherlbel of the firm OF
Bowser & Scheribel, while at
Wausau last week, purchased a
hearse for their Undertaking de-
partment.
The county board VIII convene
next Tuesday, and the annual
business OF the county will no.
doubt be cleaned up with a short
and Harmonious session.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-29

N. A, Gmenier of Appleton who
has been doing the mason work
on Mart Hirzcl's new house, de-
parted "Wednesday for his home.
Nick teok big buck home with
him to show that he can handle a
gun as we'll as trowl, but his ex-
periences in camp at Muskallonge
lake would fill a good size book.
The December term of Circuit
court will convene Monday, with
Judge Sllyerthorn in charge. The
session will not last long as thei,
are but few cases on the calendar.
This is good omen tor the coun-
ty which shows that all are law
abiding citizens. 4
George and Henry Mayo and
William Hunter, who have spent
the past summer in Montana, ar
rived home Monday. The boys
will only smile and say that the
vest is alright, when asked how
they liked the country. And still
they wander home, to the old fire
side, and are happy as can be.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-29
California Cars Had Good Display.

The Stanislaus County, Califor-
MIA exhibit cars, which were on
the side track near the depot the
first of this week, were visited by
large number of people. The
display of canned fruits of the
southern climate was fine, also the
shells and curios, the monstrous
shark, attracted considerable of
attention. while the live bear and
monkeys were the delight OF the
children. All visitors to the cars
received she'll or sea5ean as a
souvenir.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-29
Woodmen. Take Notice.

All members of the Modern
Woodman lodge should bear in
in mind that at next weeks meet
ing, Friday, Dec. 9th. shat the an
nual election of officers for next
year will be held, Also on that
date the usual Thanksgiving sup
per will be served A large at
tendance IS expected.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-29
Eagles Dance q Success.

A large crowd attended the
Eagles first anniversary ball at
the Lyceum opera honse last
night, and the affair was a social
and financial success. The Eagle
River orchestra furnished some
fine music and together with the
good supper served at II o'clock
made the evening a pleasant ore
for all, and the crowd linguered
to the wee hours of morning be-
fore departing to their roost.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-29
Card of Thanks,

To the many kind friends who
assisted Us in any way in our re
cent bereavement, for the beauti-
full floral tributes, we wish to ex-
press cur sincere thanks and APP
probation.
T. B. butcher AND FAMILY.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-29

M. Fourier was up from Three
Lakes Tuesday.
Mamie Frankel spent Tuesday
and Wednesday on business.
L. A. Hubacck was down from
Twin Lake the first Of this week
on business.
N. A. Gilman returned Wednes-
day from short business trip to
Madison.
Schools closed Wednesday un-
til Monday for the Thanksgiving
holiday
The finest line of Silverware
can be found at Johnsons, the
! Jeweler.
Mrs. p. Walsa went to Crandon
Wednesday, to spend Thanks
| giving with her son James.
Mrs. August Brusse of State
Line, spent M 'nday in town shop
ping.
Chairman Bloi,m of Conover,
was business visitor in our town
Monday.
Charles Roth the popular cigar
man of Milwaukee, visited his Gus
toners here the hrst of this week.
Observation-Disclosures in re
gard TO the present location of my
wire stretchers. Suitable reward
will be given. WILL RADCLIFFE,
Glenn Hart came down from
Rummcls wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with his mother.
Miss Clara EwaId returned Mon
day from Rhinelander where she
spent several days having dental
work done.
Mrs. Chris. Price and son Hen
ry departed for Rhinelander, Wed
nesday, to spend Thanksgiving
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 4. Hanson
and children we're down from Con
over and spent Thanksgiving in
town.
Grant Cook went to New Lon
don, Saturday last, to join his
family and spend Thanksgiving
with friends. ~
B. f. Strong Of Marion, who
visited his brother F. J. Strong
ana family and enjoyed few days
hunting. returned to bis home
Wednesday with two big bucks.
Hans. Tellefson of Edgerton,
who spent two weeks at the nome
of his brother William, departed
Wednesday for his home with two
big deer,
Mrs. Steve Bowker and sons,
Miss Lcona Mack and Mrs
CHARLES Chase went TO Hackley
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiv-
inc at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. ] Mack.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-29
Hunting Season Closes Tomorrow.

The hunting season for deer
closes tomorrow, and three days
is allowed the lucky hunter TO get
his game home, Although the
number of nonresident hunters
has been small in this vicinity this
season, the large number of new
resident hunters from all over the
state has kept the game abound
ing all through the season, and
just As many deer were shipped as
usual. The largest shipment for
one day, was sent out last Friday
when Cd we're loaded on here; the
next shipment of any importance
was made Tuesday when 2I was
sent out, with daily shipm emf from
two to ten, will bring the num-
Der up to the usual mark. Re-
ports are made of a large mum Der
of deer wounded and lost on ac-
count Of no snow TO track them
AS usual, there has been no hunt
ers mistaken tor deer and shot.
which is a miracle considering the
woods in all directions full of
hunters. All can now lay up
their trusty guns for year of
rest
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-29
Grand Jury Kept Busy

The grand jury of New York coun
ty returns on an average sixty four in
dictments each day.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-11-29
PERSONAL and Local
happenings Around Town

e E. Hayward was GOWN from
nnmeIs to-day shopping
Darker Fountain Pens at John
%. The Je"eIer.
Paw c. w, Pinkney held ser
,.s At HacKley Thanksgiving.
Victor Stevens spent Thursda,
tHackIey on business.
lanes Mckinley returned from
ANN at Durham, Thursday.
4mpi Price spent Thanksgiving
.,b friends at Rhinelander.
leave your orders for your win
Of mood, with VIM. Sundstean.
Ps.ah Baker was over from
,vooaraa, Thursday, selling cl3
gars to the trade, u
Anton. Poisman departed for
4 3ss,emer Thursday, on a cruising
trip to. q +. Sanborn.
HnHev McGIII was down from
/ Hack.cy and spent Thanksgiving
atb his family.
Miss Ida Slattery returned Tues
jay from a visit with relatives and
i trends at Milwaukee,,
Mlth. Kramer and party drove
I'D from Three Lakes last night to
attend the Eagles dance.
For Watches, Clocks, etc, call
at Johnson 5, the Jeweler. Goods
are guaranteed and prices right.
August Martin went over TO
NewOold Thursday to eat Thanks
giying dinner with his sen Albert
and family.
Herman Baackus and Miss Eva
Small returned to Deerbrook to-
day, after d visit at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James Shelf.
Don't forget the oyster supper next
Tuesday night. by the Earnest Work.
ers' society.
Mrs Herman Ratz aud daugh-
ter Of C,ntonville, arrived We'd
nesday and are guests at the home
Of her sister Mrs. James Shelf.
We cal our readers attention
to the new serial story, "By Mis-
adventure ' Dy Frank Barrett, which
begins in this issue.
A fine line of Mounting Board,
al. co.yrs, at this oftice. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Mace Meservy ar
rived here Wednesday from Wau-
"o TO spend a few days with reIa-
clyes.
N''. ''. VI. Johnson Will be over
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-10
MAIER CUP TO DERVISH.
HYPERION WINS IN Glass.
Boats First AcroSs at Start Lead at
Finish off Bermuda.

Hamilton Bermuda, June 9,-Just after day
break this morning the smart schooner Dervisn
Captain Johnson. flying the colors of the Co
rinthan Yacht Club, of Marblehead. stole across
the line which marked the finish of the ocean
race from South Brooklyn. easily the winner Of
the contest for the Maier Cup.
At $50 p. m. the 49-foOt yawl Hyperion, a new
and untried boat. sailed across the line of St.
David's Head, but although in first she may not
be the winner of the Three Clubs Cup. for she
has to give the 36-foOt sloop Zena, the Ber-
mudian entry. a handicap of nearly ten hours.
The Hyperion is owned and sailed by Com
modOre Frank Maier of the New Rochelle Yacht
Club, and this was her maiden race.
When H. A MOrsss schooner reached St
Georges Head the stake boat was in shore as
no boat was expected for another day. She
crossed the line at 6:2J a. m.. having made the
run of 500 miles in three days IS hours and -
minutes. The first day out she made 1872 miles
the second. 233. and 131 miles on the last day
She had an easy passage. her light sails being
used all through the trip. with the exception uf
the northwest and set her staysails, She did
not enter the Gulf stream until 2;15 D. m. on
Thursday. All on board were we'll
When the Dervish came in two other yachts
were in sight, and her victory in doubt for
while, as she had to give the other boats any
where from to twenty-fOur hours handicap.
One of these. however. turned out TO be the
Hyperion. and the identity of the other has not
yet been learned.
When the race started the Hyperion was the
first of the twelve boats over the line with Rob
ert n. Bavier at the helm. Her qualities were
unknown. for Commodore NIaier had not had
opportunity TO try out his new boat. The
Hyperion held the weather end of the line at the
tO her IN of rba la
the other winner the Dervish, with Commo-
dore Morss on board. She was easily distinguish
able. being the only boat in the fleet TO carry a
square yard.
When the boats passed out of sight down past
Sandy Hook the Dervish was leading fully a
mile to the weather of the Shamrock. which was
second. while the Tammany third and fully
four miles 10 leeward of the Dervish
The yachts. with their owner. club time allow
ance and starting time June 5. follow:
FIRST CLAss-FoR THE MAIER CUP
II NJ S
! G. ss feet: no time allowance. a.
Schooner DeTvsh; H, A MoTss. Corinthlan Y; C.
minutes ............ .1O:s6:O5
9; ss feet hours and IL minutes o;s7 ;o2
Schooner shamrock M are5eTiSS rick A ThomPson
G; u feet; hours 1o;ss:2e
feet; 10 hours and 50 minutes ,1oso;5s
5s feet: - hours end 45 minutes :ss: IS
Schooner Mist H Bnney New York Y. C; %
* and 30 minutes IOSS IL
SECOND CI-AsS-FOR THE THREE-CLUB CUP.
YRwl Hyperion. Frank Maier New Rochelle Y.
G. 40 feet: without time allowance. 1925 4s
3 hours and ~ minutes 1Oas16
Slrop Zens. n r. ". Burrows ROYAL Bermuda
Y C; 36 feet; hours and ~ minutes. 1Os6:22
The Zinita, Hyman Cohen's sloop was delayed
and did not get away until nearly six hours after
the Hyperion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-10
DROUyNS IN NORTH RIVER.
Boys Companions Get 1shOre-BOat
.S7camped bY SzceU.

a rowbOat in which three young men were
crossing the North River TO New Jersey yester-
day afternoon sprung leak. and Michael DAILY.
Of No. 446 West sd street. was drowned. His
companions. George Stephenson, of No. 40
Tenth avenue, and Patrick Mullaney, of No. oIO
West 5lst street. headed for 50th street. whence
they had started. and were picked up fifty feet
from shore just as they were about 10 go down
exhausted.
When the boat was about half way over the
water had come up 20 within three inches of
the top \ passing boat caused swells, and the
boat was filled. Stephenson and Mullaney
tumped into the water. After remaining for
some minutes about the place where DAILY disap-
peared the two boys swan back for the New
York side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-10
EXPLOSION SHAKES BELLEVUE.
Cylinder Head in United Electric Light and
Power Plant Blows Out

Patients in Bellevue Hospital were much ex-
cited last night by an explosion which shook
the neighhorhood. hurried inspection of the
big institution was made, but nothing wrong
was found. Nurses then went through the wards
reassuring the patients.
The noise caused by the blowing out of n
cylinder head in one of the big engines in the
plant of the United Electric Light and Power
Company. First avenue and 2Sth street. There
men in the engine room had narrow escapes
from being scalded. None was injured The big
tenements nearby were emptied, the people
fearing that there had been serious accident
so great were the clouds of steam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-10
CONTRACTORS AUTO HITS POLICEMAN
Valentine Bangert Arrested on Charge Of
Assault After East New York Accident.

Valentine Bangert, wealthy builder formerly
chief Of the Jamaica Fire Department, was ar
rested Yesterday afternoon on a technical charge
of assault after his automobile had struck Bicycle
rolica,. c.eore,a Veneer Of the Liberty avenue
station who was trying 70 halt the car In Jamaica
avenue near IInWoOd street, East New YORK me
LicvcIe Us ,urnrged but YenZer. although knocked
about ten feet, escaped with slight Injuries
While Rangert with his wife and another WON
an was on his way to St Marys Hospital, Veneer
failing to observe the number on the aqtom29ne
IN front Of the big touring car, ne called 70 Ban
gert to stop. Before Bangert could stop me ma ma
chine 1t crashed into YeDzer and knocked MN
spraWling I'm the gutter.