The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-10-27

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leader and former attorney general Of
Cape Colony, whose motion Of want of
cchtidcrce in the government recently
overthrow the Gordon ministry, has
succeeded in forming d new ministry.
Tt is regarded as being strong Afri-
kander combination. 81
The coffin containing the remains Of
| Queen Louise of Denmark, who died
Sept. 20, was borne to the funeral car
recently by the king of Denmark, the
car Of Russia, the king Of Greece, the
crown prince of Denmark and other
members of the royal family.
l#84# PERSONAL
Gen. Julio A. Roca has been inaugu-
rated president of Brazil n.
Senator Proctor Of Vermont has been
reelected.
Miss Laura Williams Of Chicago has
| started for London to wed Gen. IVES
ley Merritt.
Col. Fred Grant will be a guest of
| the Army Of Tennessee at it's annual
reunion in Toledo this month. 8s
| Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Charles HI. Allen has arrived at Ports
mouth, N. II.
| Col. Theodore Roosevelt, Republican
candidate for governor Of New York,
has started out on his campaign of the
state.
Col. Waring and Mrs. Marsh, wife of
Rear Admiral SIMPSONS flag lieuten-
ant on the Resolute, arrived at*Havana
on board the Orizaba.
Former Postmaster General Don M.
Dickinson has become law partner of
ment counsel in the Behring Sea seal
| ing cases.
| Mrs. Caroline O'Fallon Of st. Louis,
! who died the other day in her ninety
! fifth year, was the widow Of Col. John
| O'Fallon, who gave more than $1,000
600 to st. Louis for parks, churches
and hospitals.
| Henry Paget, fourth marquis Of An
glesey, died suddenly in London. He
was born in 1885, and succeeded his
half-brother in 1880. His heir is his
| son, the earl Of Uxbridge, who was
! born in 1875 and is unmarried.
Harold Frederic, the London CORE
| spondent Of the New York Times and
| author of "The Damnation Of Theron
| Ware and other novels, died at Hen
ley Of heart disease. He, had been ill
for some time, but recently had much
improved in health. g....g
| Miss Rubina Walwarth died in New
| York, after a five-Weeks' illness of ty-
| phoid fever. Her mother is Mrs. Ella
| Hardin Walworth, directress general
of the Woman's National War Relief
association. Miss Walworth was a
| Vassar graduate. When war was de-
clared she left the school she was
| teaching and took a course in nursing,
later going to Camp Montauk. +
| e. .rN----.s Otherwise. ii
A severe snow storm prevailed in the
West and Southwest last week. Z
Spaniards in Cuba express the hope
that the war will be renewed. 5g'
An English syndicate is after Cincin-
natl breweries. III l.Ei',1t. E.
| Yellow fever has broken out at War
rem, Ohio. s.-.s, - 4 b ss.s..s l<s.s
| Oregon citizens will present a $1,000
| sword to Capt. Clark, of the battleship
! Oregon. s. .s =
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clothing, 231 Mercer street, New York,
assigned for the benefit of creditors.
The Episcopal council decides against
any change in the canons respecting
the marriage Of divorced persons
The degree of doctor Of laws has
been conferred upon President Nc
Izinley by the University Of Chicago.
Tie war Investigating committee has
transferred it's labors to Jacksonville,
/! Ella. l...t'- $&Ez;- @
The children Of Simon Hornsheim Of
New Orleans will donate $4,000 to the
Fisk Free and Public Library, in mem
DRY Of their father. s%
The Parmenter Manufacturing COM
pany,> which operated brick yards at
Brookfeld, Mass, and against which
| attachments amounting to $4,000 were
| issued, has assigned.
George NJ. Bowers, United States
! fish commissioner, has presented to
! Cornell university collection of near
| ly 100000 specimens of fresh and salt
water fish. -
The annual convention Of the Ameri-
can Christian Missionary society, the
1 largest organization Of the Christian
church, began at Chattanooga. About
1000 delegates were in attendance. b
At least 500 delegates are at St. Lou
is, attending the twenty-fourth annual
conv ention Of the Wholesale Drug.
gists'' association and the Proprietary
association of America, in joint session.
The First National Bank Of Neigh,
Neb., is in the hands Of the bank ex-
aminer. The bank had capital stock
Of $4,000. No statement has been
i given out.
The lockout in the window glass
trade has been broken by the cutters
and fatteners at the Bradford Glass
company's works, at Hazelhurst, Pa,
returning to work at the scale origin
ally agreed upon.
1T is stated that the contemplated col
lar combine in New York city is about
contaminated. It is intended to en-
brace most Of the collar factories in
| that city and to control the collar trade