The Prison Trusty from Larned, Kansas • 3

1 2 LOCAL ITEMS. Mr. Ed. Meritt, bin popular post THE PRISON TRUSTY. master, had a narrow escape from a ser ious accident Monday morning which, Without hearts there is no home.

Imagination is the eye of the soul. The bast hearts ore ev er tha brav- Lansing, Kanm Mcii. 2, 18i3. had it not been averted, would have about resulted in cancelling his stamp for all time. He was running down to jump on the Kansas City, Wyandotte est.

Prison Officials. in Riad all the new advertisements and Northwestern train as it slowed up at the U. P. crossing, en route for Kan 6as City, to buy new goods, but slipped this issue. The mouth of the Kaw (caw The crow's bill.

--Ths board of directors will meet on the 10th. inst. on the uneven, icy surface of the embankment and rolled headlong down toward the wheels. Just at that moment the Superintendent of the Clothing De Directors. WM, MARTINI) AXE, Emporia JOHN S.

leaves the first of partment sprang off, and, taking in the Mr. C. C. Harris next week for Paula. situation at a glanca, grasped the post Redden Officials.

GEO. H. Warden master by his morohant-tailor-made clothes aud shoved him beyond the reach JOHN Deputy Warden. of danger. After profuseiy thanking GEO.

H. WILLIAMS, his deliverer, Mr. Meritt climbed on the GEO. P. NEALLEY, Physician WM.

POINSETT, cars and, waving his hand repeatedly, Miss Georg-ene Convalescent. Miss Georgene Case, the beautiful and lovely little daughter of Warden and Mrs. George H. Case, has lately made us very sad and discontented with our lot by getting down sicic of fever. Miss Georgene is the Trusty's side-partner keeping us supplied from time to time with ice cream, sponge cake and taffy candy.

But, better still, she comes over to see us every once in a while and, standing off at a safe distance, locks the fingers of one little hand in those of the other and looks real sweet at us for several minutes before she turns and flees away in pursuit of the Nubian dancing-master who usually at tends upon her pilgrimages to and fro. We are delighted to know she will soon be out again, and trust she will call on us among the first. A Good Send Off. i The following letter explains itself. Offlse of Gleed Gieed.

Topeka, February 25, '93. Editor op the Trusty: By the politeness of somebody I am receiving the Trusty regularly. I read it as regularly as I receive it. It seems to ma to occupy an unique place in journalism and yet a place that ought to be occupied in every institution like that at Lansing. The paper seems to me remarkably bright and instructive and it is prepared with a care and accuracy which indicates the best of talent behind it.

I wish by this letter to thank whoever was kind enough to place my name on the list. Sincerely yours, C. S. Gleed. said by way of adieu: "Don't mention it to anyone Ha was not so badly rattled, however, but what he succeeded Visiting Priest.

in laying in a fine line of new goods. FATHER J. SHORTER Leavenworth. Tommy Ryan, the "welter-weight champion" of America, as he is styled although there is no such title in prize ring classes, fought Gjorge Dawson, of Co for Week Kndlng, March Total jmber of prisoners 878 Males 883 Females. 15 White 88 Colored a13 Australia, in the Olympic Club, New Orleans, last night.

Ryan is the best A. A. ick. Topeka, called Friday at th TRUSTY office. Mr.

S. W. Furnaj has removed to Lansing whjre he will in future reside. Janus Gfovo, sheriff of Stafford county, ca'led Monday. He wan looking well.

"I your pardon," sang out the convict as the governor passed by his coll. Mr. J. M. Glass and wife, of Leavenworth, called in company with'S.

H. Keech Friday. jcauaj a man clings to th i old fashioned lamp post it is no sign he doesn't favor electric light. i Mr. Jorge Witham, formsrly 'in the employ of John Gitfney, at Atchison, has removed to Lansing.

Chaplain Poinsett publicly complimented the choir on its excellent music at the chapjl service Sunday. Sheriff Bi'own, of Brown county, came over tj the p-n Monday and brought a man named Brown. The quack of the mallard, the native born American at his weight. White females 6 143 pounds, there is in America to-day, Temperature Monday noon, 56 de- grees above zero. Temperature Mon Colored 1 Indians Mexicans 2 State Prisoners W7 U.

S. Military 13 TJ S. Civil 29 Last Consecutive M79 day night at 9 o'clock 16 degrees. A little drop of forty degrees inside of nine hours affords some idea of the ver satility of the Kansas thermometer. Mr.

E. C. McMillan, warden of the Railway Time Card. Iowa State Penitentiary, at Fort Madi son, visited the prison Friday, and after' wards took in the military prison at Fort Leavenworth, in company with Trains will arrive and depart at Lansing, as follows; ATCHISON TOPEKA AND SANTA FE. Warden Case of the goose and the of the crow is the sound over head.

Mr. Chas. Finley, who has baen for Character is of slow and steady many years a citizen of Lansing, re growth, but the revelations of truth A Problem. 1 We have been asked to publish the following problem: A man sold a horse for $90. and then bought him again for $80.

He afterwards sold him for $100. How much did he gain $20 or $30 Of course the TRUSTY could readily answer the question; for, just as luck would have it, we happen to be the man who sold the horse. We will, however, leave the matter open for our subscribers to discuss, pro and con; assuring them in advance that answers in order to be published must not contain upward of one hundred words. moved yesterday to Fairmount where he will engage in farming. Mr.

Finley TO LKAVENWORTH. No. 141 Passenger. .10:47 am thaT inspire character are sudden. Mr, L.

K. Dann, of Harveyvillej owns some valuable farm property in 143 145 Accom. Kansas, called on the TRUSTY WodnA the. Fairmount neighborhood. to Kansas' "crrr.

2:00 7 a tn 3 30 .1:4 pm day, escorted by Mr. John Billings. Monday the 'Johnstown disaster found almost a parallel at the village of 142 Passenger. 144 146 Accom. -Sh jriff Cook, of Labitte county i Gergeley, in Hungary.

At daybreak a call on his Lansing acquaintances sudden rise of the Danube river engulf Tuesday. Tfce sheriff brought in eight UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY, ed the town, drowning more than 1,000 prisoners. persons of the 1,600 inhabiting the Only a fool would refuse to yield town. TO LAWRENCE when convinced of wrong; the wise feel it no degradation to give up doubt for Mr. Tom.

Goss, for some time past TRAIH NO. 107 Lawrence and Denver, AmuKlug tiie Children, Mrs. McShantee (triumphantly): I see ye are taking in washin' again, Mrs. McProudee Mrs. McProudee (whose husband has lost a paying only to amuse the childers.

They wants the windies 10:30 am 4:56 a resident of Lansing, has removed his rtainty. Capt. J. B. Nipp, of Winfield, Cow family to Pleasanton, Linn county.

Mr. Gjss will remain at Lansing where bis 111 Accom. daily except Sunday to leavenworth. Tbaik no. 108 Denver and Lawrence, daily 112 Accom.

daily except Sunday ley county's good-natured and jolly business interests are located. 5 10 pm ..10:40 a covered wid steam, so they can make pictures on thim. New York Weekly. sheriff, took a trip to the pen Sunday on official business. Callers yesterday at the Trusty office: Howard J.

Hodgson, Eureka; Mr, J. J. Lamar, president of the Kansas; H. Dutton. Highland, Kan K.

C. WYANDOTTE NORTH WESTERN. Kailroad Item. "Why, George," she exclaimed trem First National Bank, at Mankato, Kan sas; Miss Maude Dutton, Zell and Oscar Dutton, Col. S.

H. Keech. sas, was in Lansing Aionaay, tne guest of Warden Case. TO KANSAS CRT. ulously, as she felt his arm steal about her slender waist, are you do Mr.

Z. M. Carey, the yardmaster, Mr. W. Thomas left Sunday for ing?" has improved the sanitary condition of "Trying to operate a belt line, dear." Hutchinson, to attend a meeting the prison during the past week by of ihe Grand Lodge of A.

O. U. W. He having the yard cleaned, sewers flushed, was absent several days. TRAIN MO.

IK.C.& Beatrice tfly .7:50 a I Base Ball and Ldt shopping sp c- laL drily 1 18 Seneca Helton daily ex cept 5:47 pm TO LEAVENWORTH. TEAINNO. 6 Seneca dally 10 52 a 7 K. C. A.

Beatrice, daily except Sun 4:18 pm 8 K. C. ft Beatrice express, 0:47 a etc. Eggs for Hatching. Barred Plymouth Rock.

50 cents for A down east paper says: You may After dropping about forty degrees 13 at yards; 75 cents for 13 shipped. frenz you may bust the gas meter if Monday afternoon, the mercury slowly you will, but at the end of the month, rawled back up to forty degrees above, where it now lingers. just the same. th re's the bill. Col.

Tom Evans, the popular and fficient sheriff of Lyon county, came up Thursday with two prisoners. Col. Men attending the pans in 6alt MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY. works are never Known to have cholera, small-pox, scarlet fever and influenza. T.

M. McFadden. Lansing, Kansas. She's my sandwich, I'm her ham, She's my Lillie, I'm her Sam, Soon I'll annex her, You may bet Little Hawaii Will be my pet. Defiance News.

The many friends of Miss 'Maggie LEAVES JUNCTION FOH LEAVENWORTH. TRAIN NO. 1 Otn ihA Lincoln express, Oin.kb.i Lincoln Neb. xp. daily.

8 55 a 183 Atchisou St Jos. exp, 1 '35 a 851 Atchison accom. daily -x. Sun- 5:30 863 St. Joseph express, dally, 7:60 TO KANSAS CITT.

Jennings, of Leavenworth, who has Train ho. .8 St. Louis Mill, daily 8 St- Louis Fast ill, uly 5:28 a 8:10 been stopping with the family of Warden Case, will regret to learn of that young 4:10 urn 184 St. Louis express, drily. SEii K.

Ci. Accom dull v. rt. hull. ady's serious illness during the past 7:42 to 0:08 am 364 K.

C. St- Louis A Denver express daily week. We are happy, however, to Evans reports business lively at Emporia. After a painful and dangerous illness of seven weeks' duration, Mr. S.

B. WalkiT was again out Saturday, and paid the TRUSTY a brief call. We are pleased to note his improved condition. A party of visitors, composed of Mr. P.

J. Barney, of Horton Kansas. and Misses Nellie and Maggie Jennings, of Ljavenworth, called Wednesday, accompanied by Mr. B. A.

Johnson, of Lansing. The Trusty is indebted to Mr. B. A. Job nson.

one of the most whole-souled and liberal men in Kansas, for a $12 revolving office-chair, which is truly a thing of beauty and a joy forever. In being at all times so uniformly liberal to the TRUSTY man, Mr. Johnson is laying up for Himself treasure where moth and rust cannot corrupt nor thieves break through and steal. 6tate that 6he is now improving rapid- Grocer; Your son seems to be full of grit. Customer: Yes; you know he's eaten your sugar for several years.

Why is a pretty girl's clothes like crockery cause they are queen's wear. (Patent applied for.) Several communications, which have been received lately, are held over for lack of space. The coal dealer is now able to claim the honor a9 the champion light weight of the country. When in the dark the barb wire fence is the thing that can give you points. -Mr.

L. W. Hindman, sheriff of Douglas county, called yesterday. Prisoners received during the past week, 16; discharged, 12. Castor oil will remove a wart if p- i plied once a day.

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY. The following visitors called Wed TO LEAVENWORTH. nesday: Mrs. H. C.

Larimer, Mrs. Ed Hunting and Master Dick Hunting, Miss Dunlap, Miss Grace Dunlap of Leavenworth; Miss Lillian Whitney, Lawrence; and Mr. Ad. Lamm, Lansing. Train no.

1 Chicago. St Paul. Missouri. Iowa, Minnesota and Illinois Limited, daily 1 1 :00 a. I Chicago, St.

Paul, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota and Illinois Express, dally except Saturday 10 p. to kansas citt. 8 Kansas City Limited, 4:03 p. 4 K. fUlly except Monday.

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