The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29
Eli World Over
NEWS IN NUT SHELL
FROM EVERY NOOK
OF The EARTH

St. Petersburg, Dec 2S.-The Japanese
minister at Seul has notified the Corean
government that Japan has begun the
erection Of wireless telegraphy stations
along the Corean coast
Anadorko. o. r, Dec. 2s.-Rock Island
freight train No. l35 jumped the track
y miles south of Anadarko. Frank
Robinson. aged % a tramp carpenter
from Lincoln, No, ives kelled instantly,
and II. l. Blair, NJ D. Williams ard
Frank Burns. tramps. were injured more
or less seriously. The wreck caught fire
and an emigrant car and FIVE freight
cars were consumed.
Washington. Dec. 2S.-Chief Wilke OF the
secret service, has issued . circular sta
ting that a counterfeit so gold certifi-
cate is in circulation. He says it is an
united photograph, and would not de-
ceive anyone who is accustomed TO han
ding money.
Topeka, kan, Dec. g. disastrous rear
end collision between two sections of a
Rock Island freight train at Hoyt, Kan
sas early today caused the death of
boiler maker named Mcleod of Horton,
Kansas.
Buenos Ayres, Dec. 2S.-via Galveston,
Texas.-The demonstrations were re-
newed here last night on Mayo avenue.
The police charged the rioters several
times. A few persons were injured.
Washington, Dec. 2S.-The president, at
the instance Of the Veteran associations,
has amended the civil service rules ap-
plicable TO the rural free delivery ser
vice so as 20 exempt from the operation
Of the age limit the veterans Of the Civil
and Spanish-American wars who file
applications for appointment as carri-
ers.
Ceredo. w. Va. Dec. 2S.-8Iiehael West.
engineer on the Norfolk & Western.
was shot to death by Policeman VIM.
freeman. West was resisting arrest.
New York, Dec. 2S.-John Kelly. former
member of the New Jersey assembly
from Bordentown. was found dead in
bed in Jersey City today. Death was
caused by inhaling illuminating gas.
Dec. 2S-W. W. Peet,
treasurer of the missionary society in
Constantinople, and NJ. Gargiulo. DIRE
goon of the United States legation, who
left here December u to meet the brig
ands who hold Miss Stone captive, have
started from Salonica, for the interior
St Petersburg, Dec. 2S.-Gen. Grodekoff
reports that a tunguses chief with SO
men, surrendered at Bajansusu, eastern
Manchuria, December Is. Other bands,
on refusing to surrender, were attacked
by the Russians and Al of the natives
were killed during the fighting
New York, Dec. 28.-Rumors are in cir
culation to the effect that Andrew Car
negie is getting ready to give a million
dollars to increase Yale's Building en-
dowment funds.
Anahabad, Dec. 2S.-At a great durbar, |
held at Cabul recently, the ameer, Habid |
Ulla Khan, addressing the assembled /
chieftains, promised 70 maintain the |
policy of his father. the late ameer, in |
guarding Afghanistan against foreign !
aggression, and in preventing the intro |
duction of railroads, telegraphs, Europe |
an trade and education by missionaries. I
Iew York. Dec. 2S.-'The wireless tele- /
graph system of Mr.. Marconi has passed I
ont of the experimental stage and is al /
ready being adapted to commercial |
needs, cables the London correspondent /
to the Herald
Nashua, X. NJ, Dee. 2S.-The Cannon-bail I
express train on the Boston K Maine
railroad cosiided with a freight train in
the north yard here. Engineer Edward
Quimby and Fireman J. Z. Marshall of
the express were instantly killed. and
several of the train hands and quite
number Of the passengers We're injured.
Sew York. Dec. 2s.-Edgar S. Maclay
said today: Now, that I have read the
letter of President Proctor of the civil
service commission. I shall let the whole
matter drop. The third volume of my
history has been revised, and so far as
/ am concerned the Sampson-Schley in
cident is closed"