The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-17
All World Over
NEWS IN NUT SHELL
FROM EVERY NOOK
OF THE EARTH

! a seaman by the name of Captain VIII
! liam w Andrews took his bride in a
thirteen-foot dory. the Dark Sercet, and
sailed from Atlantic, y. J., for Europe
/ on September %. The boat has not been
! seen since and II IS supposed the bride
i and groom were drowned.
! The cunarders Etruria and the Umbria
/ yesterday conversed with each other by
MarconTs wireless biography at sea.
Neither could see the other.
Janice, one of Americas trotting
/ queens, is dead of pneumonia at Santa
( Rosa, Calf.
! Professor Pupin of Columbia UNIVERSE
/ ty says he has no doubt but what Mar
conf heard the signal from England
/ Ching Wan Too, on the gulf of Lao
| Tung, south of Shan Hal Kwan, was
! formally opened TO trade December H.
Harry De Windt. the explorer from
France, viii start on an overland trip
! from Paris to New York on December
18th.
There has been 80 per cent decrease
in the value of imports into Cuba in the
last year, and an increase Of $50 per cent
in exports.
The grand jury has returned a true bill
against Theodore jackson and Laura
/ Jackson IN London
While two worI1meh, Charles De Ro-
sier and Fred Meisner. of the suburbs
of Detroit, were walking on the railroad
to work, a passenger train crept UP
on them and killed them both.
An editor of a paper in st. Louis was
frozen to death yesterday. His name
was Joseph J. Novak.
Yesterday at Perry, Iowa, several bur
glars entered the store Of Ernest Towne.
Four citizens gave chase, forming in
parties of two each and starting in diff
ferent directions. They ~afterward met
at cross roads and opened fire. Three
men were filed fun of shot before they
discovered they belonged to one another
and were not the robbers.
The crest Of the food and the lowest
point touched this winter by the mercury
at Philadelphia were registered Sunday.
These were the temperatures, all above
zerc. for points in this neck OF the woods
for yesterday: Kansas City, Il; Concor-
dia, Kan. s; Dodge City, 20; Oklahoma
city. I6; Springfield, No, p.
Signor Marconi VIII sail for England
December 10.
Large numbers of constabulary, says
dispatch from Dublin, have been draft
ed to points in Mayo and Roscommon
and a proclamation placing both coun-
tries unCer the Crimes act is expected
to be issued Immediately.
Emperor William has bestowed on the
| Czarewitch, Grand Duke Michael, the
Order Of the Black Eagle, and has APP
pointed him honorary colonel of the Alex
| ander III, UhIan regiment.
A gang of burglars entered the post
Office and bank at Rhinebeck, n. Y, Sum
day and secured $500 from the post office.
They bound and gagged the rural NAH
deliverer and carried him to a black
smith shop. stirred up the fire and left
him so that he would be perfectly warm.
! Now, wasn't that kind of the robbers?
Senator Sewell is still at deaths door.
Frank Hardy and his daughter. who
were riding in a buggy, were run down
by a train and killed near Logansport,
Ind, yesterday.
I y burglar III entering A. T. Cornwelrs
| house Sunday at Kansas City was shot
and seriously wounded. He says his
name is c. Z. Bean.
Max Bernstein, proprietor of a large
! department store OF Clinton, Iowa, has
fled a petition in bankruptcy.
Yesterday Mrs. Mary Gleason and her
daughter were fatally burned by a gas
cline stove explosion at st. Louis. The
daughter died ana the mother was not
/ expected to live late last night.
John Nickens died at Honolulu Decem-
/ Der y.
a woman by the name of Mrs. Lulu
| Hooking of Kansas City shot at B. r.
! Andrews. a tea merchant. because he
! discharged her. The genaman was hit
two out of three shots, but not seriously
hurt.
Three negroes have been found frozen
to death near Canton. Miss. since. Sat
urday. The cold in central Mississippi
is beyond precedent at this time of the
year.
James B. Coleman. a railroad employee
( at Marion, Ohio, was found in his bed
/ yesterday frozen to death.
| Governor William Gregory Of Rhode
; Island died at his home at Wisckford
| yesterday. He had been fl for several
months.
At Keyser, ". Va. yesterday a Balti-
more and Ohio passenger train crashed
into the rear end of a freight train. kill
/ ing Conductor J. P. Maxwell and Brake
man Charles Sharpe. The wreck burned
up. cremating the bodies