Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-15
aNNNltnL News NOr Ls.

ANHOfNe'
Count Tostol Is enjoying excellent
health, lie is engaged in writing a
drama entitled "A Corpse"
The picture postcard craze is in full
swing In The Baltic provinces and
Poland, A postcard exposition Is to
be held in Warsaw during the coming
winter.
District Attorney Gardiner, New
York, announced Wednesday after
noon CHAT deGaulter AIvord would be
turned over to the United States au-
thon'ties for trial,
Yvette Gullbert, the French music
hall artistic, H. in Berlin to undergo u
dangerous surgical operation for the
relief of her throat, This will be per-
formed by Professor Israel,
Eight d,Mlndt earthquake shocks
were felt in Jacksonville, Fla, We'd
nesGaN, The Soyer,Si, shock Of the day
was at 4;40 y, N, IT made the win
dows rattle in several sections of the
city,
The Departments of the Missouri has
be,n uEdlr command Of General Mer-
l'rm and the IT.JmcuC 4 tha lakes
undW comngu, ~ General Wade b5th
of whom have had the command tenn
porarily.
Harvey lQlGI, one CT the rioters In.
dlotoi Ey tie special grand jury, at
Akron, o., wQp "Wednesday convicted
OF illegally PG.,,lsing and using dyn.
aml.e IT., is the frs. of the riot
c,se3 TO be mi Il.
While trying to quell disturbance
outside country school house neal
Tyler, TeNas, In which services were
being held, win Cawthorn was MUIR
dered with pocket knives in the hands
of the dlsturberS Four young men
have been arrested,
Three hundred miners employed at
the Hudson colliery, Of the Delaware
&, Hudson Company at Wilkesbarre,
Pa, went on n strike Wednesday be
cause the foreman insisted on more
stopping" ON the cars than the men
were willing to give.
The figures Of the Russian official
budget fer the lN2t year, AftSr TAX
Ing inJc account extraordinary e&-
penh'tur,s, show "a net surplus Of a..
100000 roulles, which is regarded as
barge considering the recent financial
and commercial depression.
Maicr II. T.. i. Michle, assistant ad.
jutnnt general United stsces vclun-
teers now ON duty in the department
odf WeGterm CUBA, has been ordered
TO Omaha, Neb,, for duty as ad1uaant
general of the department. Of the Mis-.
souri,, relieving Captain James B..
Erwin, Fcnlth caNa'rly.
The Women's Club Of Medford,
Mass" voted to withdraw from the
General Federation OF Women's Clubs
because the eeNCutice board of the lat-
ter organization, Mt the federation
convention ait Milwaukee last June re-
fused to seat Mrs. Josephine 81. 7,
Rufn, who represented club of col
ored women.
Fire 81, by snfebowers in the pest
office at Shelby, Neb., burned a block
of property TAFT . lo'clcck Wednesday
morning, causing n lcss CT 100000.
The losGes include the opera house
block owned by DR.. Inks and George
and Frank Brigham, $4,000; general
store of Frank Il. Brigham, $4,000
The burglars secured nothing.
Eight steamships were cleared at
the custom house ait New Orleans We'd.
nesday fer Liverpool, Barcelona, Genoa
and Hamburg with 76,767 square babes
of Gotten and 1921 round bales This
is the largest amount of Gotten ever
cleared from any one port in one day.
These vessels ALSO carry large quaint.
ties of wheat, corn, cotton products,
ebc.
While WilgIam Frye, Of Ravenswood,
q Chicago suburb, was making up
deposit OF 500 in the First National
bank Chicago, Wednesday, he was
robbed OF aJl his money by two men,
one of whom attraIcted his attention
while the other did the stealing, Frye
had llatd his money ON window sill
and did not discover his loEis till the
thieves hath escaped. o"-'
For some time the Prucsian govern
ment has been vigorously proceeding
against Gmti German agltaltor in
Rruag'A's Polish provinces, and a con-
siderable number of Polish editors
have been imprisoned fer such aglta-
items Wednesday Lad$lah Stemat.
wski, editor of the praca, was SEN
tented to six months imprisonment
for an offensive article.
The first annual meeting of thu
stockholders of the Cuban Central
railroad was held in london, October
30, and q 51s pere cent dividend was
declared on preferred stock. Presi
dent Todd expressed complete salts
faction with the American manage
ment of Cuba and said he was con-
WINGED the commercial outlook for the
island was hopeful.
The third story Of the west wing of
the Administration building of the
shaNe relormatory. at Pontiac, Ill.,,
was burned Wednesday and the storieI
below badly damaged by water. Fire
broke out in the chair factory from
am unknown cause. There was no
loss of life, the inmates being out Of
the building ait afternoon drill. The
loss Is not over $1,000.
D. II. Louderback, of Chicago, is on
hits way to london, where he is "a
take charge of the Charing Gross I'm.
derground railroad, in which Charles