The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-06-06
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Notable Events of the Week BrieRy
and TerseIy Told.

New York day at Buffalo was fixed for
September 1S.
George Vicrling, the noted Berlin COM
poser, died at Wiesbaden.
One hundred carpenters went on SYM
pathetic strike at York. Pa.
A rising of Arapahoe Indians in Wyo.
ming was reported imminent.
James c. Blaine and Miss Martha
Hichborn were married in Washington.
-Four of the FIVE cadets recently dis
charged from West Point sailed for Ec-
uador.
-Four men were seriously burned by an
explosion of gasoline in dyeing estab-
lishment in Washington.
Hanns Taylor advised Alabama con-
vention to disfranchise the negro even IL
few whites also lose suffrage.
Tuesday. june 4.
The Eddy libel suit was resumed in
Boston.
Syracuse university received gift of
$4,000.
The last volunteer regiment the Forty
third, left Manila.
Stolen registered letter envelopes were
found near Windsor, Conn.
The United States embassy in London
Issued passport to Filipino.
Three Filipino residents Of Spain have
been elected to the Spanish parliament.
A combination of shovel manufacturing
plants of the country has been proposed.
William II. Newman has been elected
president of the New York Central and
Hudson River railroad.
The case of Mrs. Bonine, held for the
killing of Census Clerk Ayres, was pre-
sented to the grand jury at Washington.
Baron Schenck Won Stauffenberg,
leading member of the Liberal party and
at one time a vice president of the reichs-
tag, is dead.
Monday, June 3.
Intense heat and severe storms were
reported in Europe.
The summer session of the Naval War
college opened at Newport.
There was riot in the camp of the
Dublin fusileers at Shorncliffe, England.
Squadron a and Troop arrived at
the state camp at Peekskill for weeks
stay under canvas.
The revolution in Santo Domingo has
been crushed. the leaders having been
shot or imprisoned.
1t became known that the story of the
finding of treasure in the old Hatfield
house Mt Port Richmond, n. Y, was
hoax.
The court of appeals met in Buffalo for
the first time s~ce 1910, and among the
cases to be argued is that of Roland b.
Molineux.
1t was learned that J. p. Morgan had
al,
the Arts of Decoration three valuable
collections of textile fabrics purchased
in Europe.
Saturday, June 1.
The steamer Northtown has sailed
from Chicago for Europe.
The police are said to have killed 4O
strikers near st. Petersburg.
High officials of Hawaii were ordered
to testify in the legislature bribery cases.
Queen Wilhelmina and her consort
were entertained in Berlin by the kaiser.
Captain Cyril w. King, U. S. A., was
found guilty at Mobile of receiving
bribes
The czars Oldest child, the Grand
Duchess Olga, was reported ill with ty-
phoid fever.
Final figures of the census bureau
place the population of the United States
at 76,303,3S7.
Friday, May 81.
a church trust has been formed in To
ledo.
Edmond Rostand was elected to the
French academy.
Many vessels making Pacific voyages
are reported overdue.
The Austrian reichsrath has suspended
its session in disorder.
President Sam of Haiti has returned to
Port au Prince with his troops.
The Spanish authorities fear an an
archist plot to kill King Alfonso.
The Brazilian cruiser BENJAMIN Con-
stant has arrived in New York harbor.
A Kentucky citizen who had predicted
his own ddlth succumbed to hydrophobia.
Thursday, May 30.
Two hundred Beers surrendered at Pa
lachwe, Bechuanaand
The Constitution showed good qualities
on her trial spin off Newport.
Game wardens seized 5000 song birds !
in New York storage warehouse.
The Bretagne sailed from New York |
with S3,950,000 in gold for Paris.
Victims of the Maine disaster have
filed claims before the commission aggre-
eating $270,000.
Admiral Rodgers was ordered to take |
The New York to Japan for the unveiling |
Of the Perry monument.