The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1901-11-29
NEWS OF FOREIGN LANDS.
Flashes From the Wires Portrayiag
Occurrences in All Parts of
the World.

Information has been received That
the transport Buford, bringing troops
from the Philippines, has reached Glib
raltar. 1t is due to arrive at New York
IN the 9th inst.
Immense anti-Chamberlain meet
ings have occurred at the University of
Breslau and the technical institutes at
Hanover and Darmstadt. They were
attended and addressed by many pro-
~ressors.
The transport Chaco, which arrived
ut Buenos Ayres, reports having picked
up at Staten Island, the southern eI-
tremity of South America, the captain,
first and second officers, and q of the
crew of the French ship Astree.
The illness and extreme debility Of
Premier Segasta at Madrid is causing
anxiety.
The Vossische Zeitung says it learns
Queen Wilhelmina was prematurely
delivered of a child Nov. 10. Tire
queens condition is satisfactory.
The North China Daily News in It's
Pekin correspondence says Conger viii
o be the only foreign minister in
Pekin who passed through the siege
md will then become dean of the dipID-
matte corps. All the other ministers
have been returned or expect to Leave
Pekin
Keen interest is displayed at SC.
Johns, N. F., in the movement for rec
iprocity with the United States.
Information has reached the Colom-
bian legation in Washington to the ef-
feet that a committee is about to leave
Bogota for Mexico City to endeavor to
induce Reyes to accompany it back AID
take up the reins of the government.
Lord Kitchener, in a dispatch frncl
Pretoria, presents his weekly report.
and incidentally locates General Dewet
in the northeastern part of the Orange
river colony. He says the Beers have
recently been collecting under his Leaf
ership, and that the British are noW
maving to dispense them.
Diaz, the president of Tacloban. Isl
and of Leyte, who has been proved ~
be an agent of the Filipino junta a.
Honglkong, has been arrested. MAN.
discriminating papers, duplicating NUN
o officials, were seized at the tire.
of his arrest.
From the wreckage seen in Belfast
Tough, it is supposed that the SO tar
"a NhbbC htO bCtAl loot 49,
her crew Of nine drowned.
The Danish chocolate manufacture
allege that New York customs official
place an generalization on their prot.
uct. If protests now on file are Nt
needed Denmark may adopt retaliatcrT'
measures.
King Edwards life is not WORT
more than two years at the very mos
nNhnA to t1a o.sto, - Nl.4 Ak 49,,
sicians in the United Kingdom, and L.
may bet set down as truth on author
ty which cannot be doubted despite
optimistic and inspired official built.
tins to the contrary" So says a Loo
don cable.
A London Times correspondent wha
has just passed over the whole route q
the trans-Siberian railway, states tina
the Russian declarations regarding the
completion of the line are untrue. H.
says there are many gaps in the per.
mansnt track, the large bridges are NJ
completed. and three tunnels have nj
ready been begun.
The municipal council of Havar'
has unanimously voted to ava
Michael j. Dady the contract to pav
and sewer Havana for $10,913, 1858.
The government of Denmark is cor
siuering the most effective method a.
retaliating against the United State,
should the diplomatic representation :
now being made in behalf or the Dau-
ish chocolate exporters fail. Denmav1
will suffer little loss in the event of re
taliatory duties, since her exports ~
the United States are only $3.50, 00G
against Americas $50, 600. 900 exports e
Denmark.