The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1901-11-08
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Charles w. AdSit of Fort Yates, N.
D., has been appointed carpenter at
Rosebud Indian agency, South Da-
kota.
Miss Kate Land and seven children
were bitten in West Colorado Springs
by dog, which showed symptoms OF
hydrophobia
John d. Rockefeller has presented
10000 marks to the American church
fund in Berlin, which now amounts
to 100000 marks.
Numerous new schools have been
opened in Porto Rico with insular
funds. Heretofore there were no
school buildings on the island.
A further instaliment was paid by
Turkey, owing to the contract with
the Cramps of Philadelphia for a
cruiser. making the total paid a7O,-
600.
The Forepaugh G Sells show was
wrecked near Baton Rouge. Four
cars loaded with animal cages were
badly wrecked, but none of the ami
mails escaped.
The Italian newspapers, according
to dispatches from Rome and other
Italian centers, report that King Ed
ward will pass the winter at San
Reno.
United States Consul General Dick
inson has left Sofia for Samokov to-
more readily superintend the move
ments for the release Of Miss Stone
and Nine. Tsilka.
Ex-senator Shoup has resigned as
member of the republican national
committee from Idaho. the resigna
tion to take effect between December
"a and December 81.
The Ledger Monthly, foundo6 in
1852 by Robert Bonner. and since his
death conducted by his sons, has been
sold to corporation and will pass
out Of the Bonner family.
Malvar has issued new proclama-
ton, appointing himself captain-gen-
eral and reorganizing the Filipino
army under two lieutenant generals
and four generals of division.
The committee in charge of the ma
tional confederate reunion. to be held
at Dallas next year, has finally de-
cided upon April 20 and 80 and May
/ and as the dates of the reunion.
The French cabinet approved the
bin authorizing a loan of 265,000,000
francs in per cent perpetual rentes
to reimburse the treasury for its out.
lay as a result of the Chinese expe-
dition.
According to the statistics of the in
ternational society the sugar produc-
tion of Europe for 1901 is estimated
at 8, 982,264 tons which is an in
crease of 212,S41 tons upon last years
output.
United States Marshal Bailey ar
rested William c. Calhoun, publisher
of the Rocky Mountain Sentinel and
the Illustrated News at Denver, on
an indictment found against him by
the federal grand jury, charging that
he used the mails for illegal pur-
poses.
Senator Francis E. Warren says, in
Connection with the statement attrib-
uted to Senator Fred Dubois of Idaho
regarding the reclamation of the arid
west with funds from the net receipts
of the general land Office, that the
western senators and congressman are
practically united on plan of action
for the coming session of congress.
According to a dispatch from To-
kio there is no foundation for the re-
port of Japanese loan to Korea
Henry B. Harrison. governor of
Connecticut from 1885 to 1887, died
at his home at New Haven, Conn He
was so years old.
Madame WI Ting Fang, wife of
the Chinese minister to the United
States, arrived on the 30th on the
steamer Gaelic from China. She is
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
WI Su Ching.
Northwestern university at Chicago
has been given $4,000 by a donor
whose name is withheld. "The man
is a graduate of Columbia said DR..
Robert d. Sheppard. "He is Meth
odist and physician in Ohio. The
money was not given for any specific
purpose
The 125th anniversary of the bat
tie of Fort Washington will be cele-
brated in New York November 10.
John Segrist, center rush of the
Ohio State university foot ball team.
died from injuries received in the
game with Western Reserve.
The president LAS made the follow
ing appointments: War-Second lieu
tenant, cavalry, Howard r. Smalley;
second lieutenants, infantry, Alfred
A. Hicks; assistant surgeon of volun-
teers, rank of captain, Edward N.
Bowen.
Jsseph Shaffer of Montana, twice