The daily sentinel., 1901-09-25
CURRENT CULLlNGS.
Items of Interest the World Over.
---News Nuggets from Many
Sources. -.-Matters of
Moment.

| Reaf-Admlral Mortimer u. johnson,
commander Of the Port Royal naval sta
ton, will assume command OF the Boston
yard on October 1st.
A large section of Bergen, Norway, was
burned Sunday night. Two Aremen
we're killed. The damage amounts to
several million kroner.
The health OF Queen Henrietta Of Bel
gium is not altogether satisfactory.
There is a recurrence OF the fainting fits
which she suffered from last spring.
The Des Moines Register gives the Of.
fetal estimate that the corn crop from
Nebraska will be 63,5OO,OOO bushels,
against 2lO. .OOO,O 900 bushels last year.
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
spent Monday on the Ottawa river and
the forest lining its banks, and were CIV
en- a complete exposition of lumber
mans life.
| Immigration inspectors at the port Of
New York arc exercising greater degree
Of vigilance now than formerly, as a re-
suit of the general demand for the ex-
clusion Of anarchists.
The Duke of Alba, grandes Of Spain,
will be ono OF the distinguishing foreign
visitors for the yacht races in New York
bay. The duke was present at tho last
international yacht race.
| BY tho collision OF passenger and
freight train on the Grand Rapids Il In
diana road near Cadillac, Michigan, En-
gineer Fred Zimmerman and Brakeman
Hiram Winthrop were killed and four
others injured.
| P. j. Nichols, formerly general super
intendent Of the Nebraska division Of the
Union Pacific has been appointed gu
pesintendent OF tho Union Depot & Rail.
way company Of Denver, to succeed p.
Tughy, deceased.
Prof. Joseph r. johnson has resigned
the chair Of finance in the University Of
Pennsylvania and accepted the call to
the chair Of political economy and bank
ing in the New York University School
of Commerce, Accounts and Finance.
The transport "Buford," which left
San Francisco some months ago, 10
ashore on a sandbar near the island Of
Mindanao. Assistance has been sent to
the scene. The "Buford" was bound
from Manila to Hongkong when the ac
cident ocsurred.
Passengers from the interior state that
there is no abatement Of the exodus from
Dawson and that tho people will dock
out on the last boats down the river In
the next two weeks. The Yukon, when
the Cottage City left Skagwsy. was re-
ported to be sstll ip q navigable condi-
Vion.
The steamship Cottage City. Captain
Wallace, arrived at Seattle from Skag-
way with nearly 200 passengers Purser
Bree states that with the gold left in his
caro- on the trip apd that which to bis
kno Wedge several prominent interior
passengers had with them, the treasure
brought down on the ship would easily
amount to 100000.
According 70 the story told by Vene-
zuelan who reached New York a few
days ago, General Jose Manuel Herman
dez, the head OF the conservative party
in Venezuela and who is political pris.
oner. is undergoing treatment even worse
than that of Dreyfus on Devils island.
His political and military strength was
recently shown in the organization Of q
revolutionary movement on the frontier
under the leadership of General Rangel
Garbrane. This uprising. which Presi-
dent Castro called Colombian invasion,
was in reality Hernandez movement, it
is said.
The gasoline lamp under one Of the
linotype machines in the Anaconda Stan
dard Office at Anaconda, Montana, sx-
p.oded and started . nre that temporar.
lily put the plant out Of service. All Of
the machines we're more or less damaged,
as much by water as by fire. The press.
however,. escaped injury. The nrs got
into the double roof Of the Standard
building, where it did considerable dam
age to the structure. The art depart
ment suffered slightly by smoke and wa
tor Tho total loss 10 not heavy. Tho
editorial and mechanical stats have been
moved To Butte and will issue the Stan.