The Lamar register., 1901-11-13
rELEeRAPHIc eREvITIEs.

the British army III South AIrlca.
The Italian authorities ut Rome took
vigorous measures to prevent conteni-
plated anarchist demonstrations In
celebration of the electrocution OF
CzOlgosz.
+ The Pullman company has cut OIL
two operating divisions. having now
but four. with headquarters IN Cni-
cago, New York, Philadelphia and st.
Louis.
By n unanimous vote the city coun-
Gil of Guthrie. Oklahoma. has accepted
the proposition of Andrew Carnegie TO
give Guthrie $4,000 for free library
building.
The suits filed by Attorney General
Bell against the corporations accused
of violating the Texas antitrust law
call for penalties approximating $SS,-
O0O,OOO.
The North German Lloyd Is now
building thirteen steamers, registering
altogether 110,50O tons and S9,2OU
horse power. Twelve of them are
twin screws.
1t is expected that the census COM
mittees of both houses of Congress ut
the coming session will consider leSis-
lation looking to the establishment OF
permanent census bureau.
1t is stated that John +. Carroll will
succeed Richard Croker as leader of
Tammany hall. Croker having nbdl-
Gated the position in his favor since the
recent defeat.
Twelve deaths from lockjaw In st.
Louis have resulted from the use of
diphtheritic anti-toxin supplied by the
city, and several other children are in
n critical condition.
The members of the Indianapolis
Board of Trade will invite Admiral
Schley TO be their guest OH the night
of November 21st. or as soon there
after as convenient.
Including the cargo of the schooner
W. Il. Jewett, just arrived at San Fran
cisco, the total receipts of Alaska sal
mon this season amount to 1,2SI Or
cases and 12,9i9 barrels.
David Horgan, who disappeared
from his claim in Alaska Basin, near
Butte, Montana, few days ago, has
been found dead in Centennial creek,
near Lakeview, Montana.
John Patrick Parnell Cahill. former
base ball player. famliarly known as
white Wings" and the original
Casey" in '' Casey at the Bat" died
recently at Pleasanton. California.
1t is said that the cost of ten new
trains, from locomotive to baggage
car complete, just ordered by the
Northwestern management for the
Overland Limited" will be 81 100000.
"rhe dispute between Chill and
Argentina respecting the strategic
roads," says the Valparaiso corre-
spondent of the London Times. sis in
fair way toward satisfactory settle
ment."
Emperor William has issued an army
order expressing the warmest appre-
citation of the work of the troops in
China, who have added fresh laurels
to the ancient glory of the German
arms"
The thirteen German walters who
arrived in this country last month on
the steamer Mongolian have been or
dered by the Treasury department at
Washington to be deported as contract
laborers.
The police order eXpelling from Prus-
sia Joseph Herrings, the American
newspaper correspondent, upon the
ground of an alleged evasion of mill
tary service ten years ago, has been
cancelled.
The production of anthracite coal in
Pennsylvania this year will be the
largest in the history of the trade. Ap-
proximately the output will be about
1O,OOO.OOO tons more than in 1900, or
55,00O,000 tons.
Work has begun on the construction
of the Santa Fe extension from Paw
nee, Oklahoma. to Bartletsville, Indian
Territory, joining Herewith Santa Fe,
and giving Oklahoma direct Kansas
City connection.
t1,n No rln n,,Ic 10,
have telephone communication with
London and other large cities of Eng
land, according to report to the State
department from United States consul
Roosevelt at Brussels.
1t is reported that Professor Mercu-
dier of the Paris Polytechnic school
has invented n telegraphic apparatus
by which it is possible to send and re-
ceive sixteen different messages at the
same time on the same wire.
The government of the United States
| has asked Denmark for decisive an
| swer to the United Statey' offer to
purchase the Danish West indies. The
Danish government will not make a
reply before November 30.
An unknown man gained an inter-
| view with Lieutenant Krigel, the pre-
feet of ST. Petersburg police, under the
prctext of presenting petition, and
| shot at him twice before he was over
powered. The project was not in
| jured.
The torch has been applied to the old
warship Minnesota brought to East
| port Maine. few months ago to be
broken up for the metal in her hull.
and the woodwork has been almost en-
tirely consumed. 1t is said that the
old Tennessee will meet n similar fate.
| BY n decision of the Sunreme Court