The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-06
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NEWS'IN NUT SHELL
FROM EVERY NOOK
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! General Chafee has ordered the ports OF
Laguna and Gauongas closed The Fill
/ pinos who have been receiving the rental
money for the Buildings occupied by the
! troops, have been sending it TO the in
! surgents.
Count ToIstoi recently was reported
| dead in Russian circles, but the CORES
pendent of the New York Times says the
report is not true. The report started
through the fact that when ~oIstoi does
die the Russian authorities VIII keep it
from the public as long as possible, as
the ecclesiastical authorities have de-
ncunced him as a hereto and cannot give
him a Christian burial
The Rev. Haskell has sent the following
telegram concerning Miss stone: There
has been no result as yes from our efforts
TO ascertain the truth about the reports
that Miss Stone and Mrs. Tsilka are
dead. In the present weather. with the
snow many feet deep on the mountains,
travelling there is slow and dangerous,
and do not expect definite information
for two or three days. It is denied that
they are in the Rio monastery"
The president of the international
Olympian committee. Pierre de Cou-
berlin of Paris. has written letter to
President Roosevelt, asking him TO accept
the honorary presidency Of the Olympian
games TO be held in Chicago in 1894
Gen Adams troops are now fighting the
insurgent forces under Gen. Victoriano
Lorenzo, at Aguadulce.
Nelson Culver ran away from his home
at Hamilton. Michigan, and climbed to
the top of tall tamarack tree yester-
day, and when his friends tried to rescue
him he blew his brains out with re
volver He was insane.
The Cherokee enrolling party of. the
Dawes commission has returned to Mus
kogee, after a stay at Tahlequah. They
secured the names of only about 200 full
bloods to the rolls. and there is doubt
expressed if they ever succeed in getting
the Cherokee fuU-bloods to enroll.
George J. Gould arrived at Waco. Texas,
yesterday.
The hardest storm in 10 years has
caused much damage in Washington state
and the northwest,
a seni-official intimation has been given
out to the effect that Queen Wihelmina
and Prince Henry are making up. He
eats dinner with her, now.
Reed Hill of Milwaukee, chief engineer
on the steamer Homer Warren, was killed
at Tonawanda. New York. Wednesday
night. by falling under the wheels of the
train, on which he was riding.
A street car conductor, named Michael
Dunworth, of Chicago, ran ahead of his
car at the railroad crossing and while he
was signalling the car to stop for pas
songer that was coming. he was ground to
death by a switch engine that crept up
behind him.
Fire yesterday practically destroyed
plant No. / of the Michigan AlkaH works
at Wyandotte. u miles down the Detroit
river from Detroit.
The city of London yesterday enter
tanned the Prince and Princes Of Wales
at luncheon, given in Guild han.
John PierpOint Morgan is beginning on
combining ali the independent coal COM
Panies in Ohio west of Virginia.
Rear Admiral Endicott submitted an es-
innate of s2l. 526,959 for the maintenance
of the navy yards, and there was a kick.
He says the rapid growth Of the navy is
the cause OF the great amount of money
required.
The strike at Rich Hill. Nc, is quiet
again.
The senate is Directing to the bills for
Philippine legislation. originating in the
senate.
Leo Winsberg shot and fatally wounded /
Solomon Levison. a prominent jeweler of
Deadwood. South Dakota, yesterday
morning. The trouble arose over bust /
ness affairs.
The supreme court of Nebraska has I
made ruling that the governor Of the
state shall appoint the board of fire and 1
police of the cities. The mayor of Omaha (
says he intends to fight that measure 1
and Will file a motion for a re-hearing Of !
the case.
NJ. II. Allen. charged with passing
forged checks on several merchants in
Kansas City, has been convicted and his
punishment assessed at five years in the
penitentiary.
The president has sent the nomination
OF James NJ. Simpson for collector Of in
ternal revenue for the district Of Kan
sas, 10 the senate.
\ combine is being formed among the
tobacco growers of the Philippines. The
Rothchilds are at the head of the move
ment
Can't Jos. Perry. retired. died yester-
day at Stanford. Conn.
William N. Wadsworth. aged Is, COM
mitted suicide at Lawton yesterday. He
was Respondent over an old love affair.
IT is said
Carrie Nation has suspended her paper.
"The Smasher Mail" She said it didn't
pay. Just like Carrie
The English Thursday made a big haul
Of Beers They captured go prisoners.
The senate committee on the isthmian
canal discussed the Nicaragua bill, but
postponed action because Senator Hanna
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