The Sunday globe., 1901-06-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The DOwager Empress Won't Trust
the Allies.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN NEWS
BY Cable and Wire for SUNDAY Globe Readers.
The English RIdICue Whtnet and FIagIer,
OF The Standard OIL, Divorces His Wife ON
Insanity Grounds ds-0ther Happenings at
Home and Abroad.

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Columbus, o., June l5.-Among the
Republican leaders who met here Sc
cretly the past week it was practically
agreed that Governor Nash would be
the party's candidate again this fall.
but his running mate, Lieutenant
, Governor Caldwell, viii not he renomi.
| matt d, as his unpopularity, it is feared
would swamp the whole ticket. Col
kilbourne, the prospective Democratic
candidate, expresses the utmost conf
dence in his party carrying the State.
London, June l5-There is much
ridicule here Of the "bOastful Yankee"
| over the winning Of the Derby by ex.
Secretary Whitney. The horse was
leased by Mr.. Whitney, and is Of Eug-
lsh breed and stock, and what puZ.
zles the Englishman and incites him
to humor is, where does the FL 'amer-
| can " victory come i'm. Edward VII.
however. it Is stated, has had a letter
Of cOngratulatiOu written to Mr. Whit.
ney over his victory
Pekin, June industrious prepara.
tons are being vigorously carried on
under the supervision of high Chinese
officials for the reception of the EN-
perOr. There Is a well defined rumor
prevalent that the DOwager Empress
will not accompany the Emperor to
Pekin, as she still distrusts the "ior-.
eigners," " and is afraid Of a trap, while
perfectly willing to let theEmperor fall
into one if he chooses.
Miami, Fla, June l5.-Flaggler, the
Standard Oil magnate, is i'm bad odor
here despite his millions, since the i'm.
stitution of divorce proceedings against
his wife on the grounds of insanity.
Mrs. flaggler is at sanitarium at
Pleasantville under the care Of DR..
Mcdonald.
Cardiff, June l5.-A cOlliery explosion
last evening just as the night shift
We're leaving the Wilson d Foburg
mines, located about 20 miles north of
this place, caused great loss Of life, 1t
is reported that so miners perished.
There Is great excitement i'm the col
liery district, and reports are conflict
ing. The authorities are now on the
ground investigating, and it Il hoped
the disaster is not a bad a. at first re-
ported.
Chicago, June l5.-Unmuzzled dogs
are carrying the danger Of hydropho-
bia into every quarter of Chicago.
Nine persons are under treatment at
the Pasteur Institute. Mrs. j. w.
Nash, whose devotion to her husband
during his death agony lat Friday put
her in peril Of her life, and DIR Davis,
the physician who attended Nash. are
both receiving hypodermic injections
of virus to guard against fatal results
of poison infection. Neither Mrs. Nash
nor DIR. Davis has developed more than
the earliest premOnitory symptoms Of
the disease, but abrasions ON the hands
of both made a gateway for the entry
of the rabOies Little Johnny O'Con.
nell and Eddie Olsen, who were bitten
by the dog which gave Mr.. Nash his
death-wound, are also under treatment.
Their cases are the most serious under
DR.. Lagerio's care, but he hopes to
bring them safely past the crisis next
week. FOaming at the mouth and
madly charging at pedestrians who
passed thrOulh the vacant lot in which
it was confined. calf owned by Mrs.
Nj, A, Childs, and which was bitten by
a mad dog i'm Evanston two weeks ago,
suddenly dropped dead today, 1t is
believed the animal died from para
lytic rabies.
Port Royal. Pa, June I5.-Auothrr
exploring party started into the burn
Ing mine today To recover the bodies Of
the men below The party came to
the surface about noon and4aid that it
was impossible to get the bodies Of the
dead miners out,
st. Johns, n. f.. June l5-The GUS
toms collector at Trepassey, Is miles
west Of Cape Race, telegraphs to the
Department at st. Johns this morning
that fishing schooner has arrived at
Trepassey with lS spruce deals on
board. She reports that st. Mary's
Bay Is full of the same kind Of planks.
1t is believed this Indicates that some
steamer from tine st. Lawrence had
stranded or fOundered.
Tacoma, June l5.-The Grand Lodge
OF MasOns has rescinded the resolution
adopted two years ago recognizing ne
gro Masonry, The lodges action at
that time was severely criticised all
over the United States, and a. a result
II attempted to return to the old estab
llshed principles The lodge has now
IN unmislakable language made its
position known
Buffalo, June l5.-Gen. Nelson A
Miles, accompanied by Mrs. Miles and
Lieutenant-COlonel Whiting, his aide
de-camp, visited the exposition during
the week, Gen. Miles delivered an adj.
dress on Flag Day.
Philadelphia, June l5.-Because of
an order fOrbiddiug the cadets on the
pennsylvania schoolship Saratoga from
visiting London and Paris On shore
leave during the summer cruise. 35
cadets today left the ship The Sara
toga is scheduled to leave next Wed
nesday.
RellevIlle, H., June l5.-The older
pupils Of the Bunsen Public School are
on strike for reduction in the hours
of study. They made a demonstra.
tionl and compelled the girls and
smaller boys to join them.
Philadelphia. June l5.-John Wana-
makers offer to Mayor Ashbridge of
$1,000 600 for the fourteen franchises
which the councils have unanimously
voted to give away tO the street grab
bers headed by Robert II. Foerderer
has set this city wild, and if the coun-
ellis attempt to carry out the original
program the militia Of the State will
be necessary to prevent lynching the
city fathers.