The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-03-04
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
Mrs. Ben Teal. wife of New YORK
theatrical manager, has been convict
ed of attempted subornation OF per-
Jury in connection with Mrs. Frank j
Gould's suit for divorce. Mrs. Teal
was sentenced to one year in the peni-
Tertiary.
Five men were instantly killed and
two others fatally injured in Jop
lin, Mo-, mine when slab of rock
weighing 30 tons fell from the roof.
In the Cooper-Sharp trial at Nash
vile, Tenn, while the aged defendant,
Col. Duncan B. Cooper, was on the
stand, it was shown that he had been
a defaulter for 100000 while court
officer
Rear Admiral Samuel R. Franklin,
retired, is dead at his home in Wash
ington, aged "a years.
A public denial is made by the
President of the engagement of his
daughter Ethel to William Phillips.
The jury in the Pittsburg graft
cases were unable to agree upon a
verdict
The Bonner Springs Chieftain has
changed hands, Irwin Zumwalt sue
ceeding E. l.. Mathews as proprietor.
Charles Nagel, who has been named
by President-elect Taft for secretary
of commerce and labor, left st. Louis
Sunday for Washington, where he will
assume the duties of his new appoint
ment.
The newspaper and plant Of the
Sentinel Publishing Co., at Junction
City, Kan, has been sold to A. D. Col
by.
The Jewett ranch, of Cheney, kan,
was sold recently to Judge P. 3. Gil
let and Alfred Hensel of Kingman,
for 100000
Frank Gotch, the champion wrestler
of the world, has been matched to
meet Gussif Mahmout, the Terrible
Turk" at Chicago about April IA.
John Junken, the self-confessed
negro murderer of Clara Rosen at
Ottumwa, Iowa, has been taken to Des
and the manufacture
William Culley McKelvy, well
known Pennsylvania oil man, died
Sunday at his home in Pittsburg. He
was a PIONEER in that line of business
and the manufacture of Portland ce-
ment.
The pope is reported 10 lie much
improved in health.
Orville Poland, who was convicted
of the murder of Jesse Haymaker at
Hutchinson, Kan, was sentenced TO
the state pehitentiary for life.
The cost of buildings for which per-
mits were issued in Kansas City for
the month of February amounted to
SS39,525.
Vandyke Stops, son of Finlay
Stops, of Pittsburg, Kan, was recent
ly found dead in his room in a Louis.
vile. KY, hotel.
John H. Crider of Fort Scott has
been reelected grand master work
man of the Kansas A. o. U. w.
William Jewell college at Liberty,
Mo-, which was closed on account of
smallpox epidemic, has reopened.
Because there were too many farm
ers on the panel of $50 veniremen
summoned to retry the Standard Oil
case at Chicago Federal Judge An.
derson quashed the panel and ordered
another in which Chicago men will
predominant.
The natural gas cases in which east
ern corporations seek to invalidate the
Oklahoma law which prohibits the
piping Of the fuel out Of the state,
were argued and submitted in the fed.
eral court at Muskogee recently.
The town of Fisher, Ark, was
wrecked by tornado the other day,
only two buildings being left stand
ing. Six persons were killed and
more than score injured
The five Indiana counties which
held local option elections the other
day all voted dry"
The Kansas senate has approved the
plan to establish an asylum for the
criminal insane in the penitentiary at
Lansing.
After adopting a declaration Of prin-
ciples the North American conserya-
ton conference, which has been in
session at Washington adjourned.
An Ecuador passenger train plunged
over cliff 100 feet high and was
dashed to pieces in the bottom of a
ravine. Twenty-Five persons were
killed and 40 wounded.
The national meeting of the Frater-
nal Order Of Eagles will be held at
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