The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-09-26
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
totabIc Events of the Week BrieHy
nnd Tersely Told.

nnd Tersely Told.
Several Spanish iron companies have
decided to form trust.
The Duke and Duchess Of Cornwall
have left Ottawa for Winnipeg.
A storm off the Alaskan coast caused
fears for the safety of the Oregon.
Mr.. Kruger is said to have decided
Roosevelt
Expert Hyslop has measured the
Shamrock III. and Columbia in Erie
basin, Brooklyn.
NJ. G. u. Borden has raised the wages
of operators at Fall River, Mass 9th
er mill owners are likely to take similar
action
Tuesday. Sept. -.
President Roosevelt moved into the
White House.
\ large section of Bergen, Norway,
has been burned.
President Roosevelt appointed ]. j.
LANCER consul at Solingen, Germany.
The Nebraska Insane asylum at Nor
folk was burned. Three lives were lost.
Troops were called for to suppress
riotous coal mine strikers at Madison
vile, Ky.
The office of the IIolmesburg. Tacony
and Frankford railway in Philadelphia
was robbed of 81 900.
United States treasury receipts for
the first time in two years were exceed
ed by the disbursements.
George Foster Peabody and William
j. Palmer have given $4,000 to former
employees in Utah coal mines.
Monday, Sept. 81.
The Archduke Frederick of Austria
was shot at by poacher, but escaped
without injury.
Walter j. Travis again won the anna
teur golf championship, defeating Wal
ter +. Egan ut Atlantic City, ~. j.
Thirty-two persons were killed in a
collision between the Vienna express
and petroleum train at Palota, Rou-
mania.
Spain has sent warships to Tangier
falling to get recovery of the Spanish
boy and girl carried off by n Moorish
tribe.
Indications point to the early ratifi-
cation of n new Hay-Pauncefote treaty
covering the construction of an inter-
oceanic canal.
Cresceus defeated The Abbot in slow
time in race for n purse of 100000 at
Readville park. near Boston. Both
trotters were in poor form.
Saturday, Sept. 21.
King Edward arrived at Helsingborg,
Sweden.
King Alfred statue was unveiled at
Winchester by Lord Rosebery.
The Pan-American exposition, which
was closed Thursday, reopened.
A severe frost did much damage in
central and northern New York.
Most of the steel mills at Pittsburg
and vicinity resumed, the strikers ac-
cepting defeat.
Three Boston and Albany railway
employees were killed in collision
near Warren, Mass.
Chinese viceroys resigned as a pro-
test against usurpation of power by
antiforeign conservatives.
Friday, Sept. 20.
Serious forest fires in Boulder coun-
ty, Colo, threatened heavy loss.
Beers captured 200 British troops
and three guns at Scheeper's mex.
The Bank of England declared a
semiannual dividend of per cent.
Eleven were killed and seventeen in
jured in a powder explosion at Ripault,
France.
AT Paris the airship of Santos,Du-
mont met with another accident. The
aeronaut was unhurt.
Colombian rebels and their Yene-
zuelan allies have been defeated by
the Colombian government forces.
The handkerchief of Assassin Czol-
gosz through which the bullet was
fired is said by Chicago officers to be
a woman's
Thursday, Sept. 10.
Emma Goldman was held in $4,000
bail in a Chicago court.
The Marquis Ito left Yokohama on a
tour of the United States and Europe.
Fighting in Central America con-
tinues. and business in Maracaibo is
demoraliZed.
An American missionary began a
tour of Armenia against the order of
the Turkish authorities.
! The newly elected president of Chile,
Don Jerman Riesco, took charge of the
rOyprnmpnt with the usual SOlemnitieS
and national festivities.