The daily sentinel., 1901-09-26
CURRENT CULLlNGS.
Items of Interest the World Over.
---Ncws Nuggets from Many
Sources. -.-Matters of
Moment.

According to reports from Nome
brought by the steamer "Oregon," the
Indians of that section are threatened
with starvation.
Moses T. Miles, cne Of the best known
men in tho iron and steel trades OF the
west, died in Chicago Tuesday from the
effects OF an apopleotic stroke.
Lord Kitchener reports that % Beers
were killed; 16 wounded and $50 made
prisoners, and that 48 surrendered be-
tween september 10th and September
23rd.
Kansas corn, kafiir corn and late fruits
have been injured considerably by froete
within the pact week. In the central
portion OF Kansas the damage was the
most severe.
Port Townsend, Washington, reports
the steamer "Roanoke" arrived from
Nome, bringing 397 passengers and $780,
600 in gold. She sailed from Nome on
September 18th.
The death Of the senior widow Of
Ameer Shere Ali OF Afganistan is an
nounced. She played prominent part
in the politics OF her country before and
after her husbands death.
The defeat of Premier Dupsmuir's sup
porter, Provincial Secretary Brown, at q
by-election in New Westminster. B. c.,
by an independent candidate, is a signif-
icant blow to the provincial government.
The Nome banks have given out an es-
innate of the output of gold from that
and surrounding districts for the season.
They place the amount at $5OOO,OOO.
which 10 only half million more than
last year.
The transport "Buford," which ran
aground near Mindanao a few days ago,
has been hoated uninjursd and is now
loading the 23rd regiment of infantry,
which she will take to Now York by way
Of the Suez canal.
Turkish troops" Gays dispatch to
the Daily Telegraph from Constantino-
pie. crushed the village where it was
supposed the brigands held Miss Helen
Stone, the abducted American mission
ary. but they found it empty"
George w. Bowman, wealthy mine
owner. has agreed to give to the Peoples
church Of America 81, 900 900 of the earn
ipgs of his mines to further the work Of
the church. 1t is said that "other mil
lions" will be Forthcoming il needed.
Destitute miners from outlying dis
tricts are arriving at Nome. The Unit
ed States steamer "Bear" on August 3lst
landed eighteen men at Nome. These
men were found on the beach at Kotse-
bue sound. penniless and out of supplies.
Michigan Central engine No. $50 ex-
ploded at New Buffalo, instantly killed
Fireman Michael Wiley. Engineer J. b.
Palmer and Brakeman F. j. Crouch we're
slightly injured The explosion was
caused by the blowing out OF the crown
sheet.
The anarchist question was discussed
by Count Lamsdorff and Count Won Bue
low at Dautsic and by M. Delcasse and
Count Lamsdorff in France. They
agreed that the anarchist press must be
suppressed and that concerted action
must be taken by all civilized countries.
Betting on the cup races, while it has
not reached any magnitude, is neverthe-
less giving evidence Of interest and con-
6dence on the part of those who believe
columbia" is the better boat. "Sham.
rock" money at five to four, with the
Columbia" at the big end, Is around in
plenty.
Charles Govan, James w. Adams and
James q. Larkin, mem bers OF the Hone
anarchist colony near Tacoma. have been
arrested under an indictment found by
the federal grand jury at Sp~ksne
charging them with depositing 10 the
mails "a lewd, obscene aud lascivious'
newspaper.
ANY foreigner or alien applying to my
court for citizenship papers who in any
way Acknowledges that he favors anarch-
ism, is friendly to anarchists. or has any
leaning toward anarchistic beliefs will be
denied citizenship by mo" Judge Boyd
OF the King county. Washington, super
ior court, makes this positive declaration.