North Park union., 1901-07-19
1ELreaAp4,c saevlrIEs.

at $4,000.
Earl RusseIrs trial before the House
Of Lords on the charge of bigamy was
set for July 18th.
1t is officially announced that King
Edward will arrive ut Hamburg, III
Germany, July Both.
The Arabian stations. gifts OF .ne
Sultan of Morocco to Emperor WIZ
liam. have arrived Mt Hamburg.
Andrew Carnegie has declined an III
yitation Of Republicans to become .neil
candidate for mayor of Greater New
York.
The average daily attendance at tne
Buffalo Pan-American eNposit& III
June was 81 900, including nve s"h-
days.
American and Danish capitalists pro-
pose to start n direct steamship me
from Copenhagen and Christiana 10
Chicago.
An American syndicate has pur
chased tie international Sleeping Car
Company OF England from the Belgian
company.
ClIfrortl Smyth, former United States
consul mt Cartagenn- Colombia. mas
started from Brooklyn to walk to San
Francisco.
Secretary Root expects soon to
make an extended trip OF lnspectloh
Of the various military posts III the
Northwest.
On the night of July 5th there was
frost enough to form Ice on the line OF
the Union Pacific between Cheyenne
and Laramie.
Mrs. Mckinley is back at her home
in Canton. Ohio. where she continues
to Improve The President has been
there with her.
Prince Won Hohenlohe. formerly Ger
man Imperial chancellor. died at Ra-
gnts. switzerland, July 9th. He was
eighty-tw0 years old
Cuba's mall revenues for the nine
months ending March 81. 1901. were
$2S2.2S1, as compared Wlth %luS'ol'
for the same period III l9n
Rear Admiral Walker. president of
the Isthmian Canal Commission. says
the report that the commission VIII
le completed In about month.
According to the Shanghai correspon,
dent Of the Standard. more than 4,ooo
persons have been drowned by recent
floods in the province of kianGsi.
1t is understood that negotiations
are completed whereby Morgan X co.
will acquire the Northern Fncilie
Steamship Company's Oriental line.
Paris population. according to the
census lust taken. Is oI14.WS. an ILL.,
crense of 1i9, 1O4 over the last census.
Paris is now over 100000 behind New
York.
The projected commercial combina-
ton against the United States has con-
stituted a subject Of practical negotia-
tions between Russia. Austria and Ger
many.
A commission of thirty-two persons
has returned from an exploration OF
the river Santa Chuquioara. Peru. The
members report that they found plenty
of gold.
George w. Nennan is In st. Peters
burg studying Russian life and lltera-
ture Perhaps the fame of his Siberian
lectures never reached the land of the
Car after all.
Headquarters OF the st. Louis n San
Francisco Railway will be located in
Fort Worth. President Yoakum ratt-
fed Il contract for II tive-year lease for
quarters fhere.
The Presbyterians of Mexico recently
assembled and organized the Presby-
terian Church In Mexico independently
of the two Presbyterian churches in
the United States.
Rev. G.. Campbell Morgan of Lon
don. Dwight l.. Moody's successor at
Northfeld, Massachusetts. has begun
series Of meetings mt MOody's
church In Chicago.
1t is reported In the Jacksonville,
Floridn, papers that company nt ST.
Cloud. IN that state. has succeeded in
making excellent paper from the
leaves OF the palmetto.
Professor DIR. Van t'Hoff, Berlin
chomis is reported to be of opinion
that before long the problem will be
solved which will make 1t possible to
extract bread from wood.
Andrew Carnegie offers S15O.OOO to
tile city of San Francisco for H.
brnry building, providing the city fur
nishes suitable site and approprintes
$4,000 year for maintenance.
Surgeon ]. j. Kenyon. in charge of
the marine hospital in Detroit, has
been detailed to proceed to Japan and
China to investigate contagious dis
eases, nnl particularly the plague.
Pierr Lorillard. the famous multi
millionaire tobacco manufacturer. died
Mt New York. July Ith. at the age of
siHty.eight He was noted in England
for his successes on the British turf.
Will Prince. Indicted for murder in
the first degree. as an accessory to the
killing in Kansas City of Philip ii.
| Kennedy by his sister. pleaded not
| guilty and his trial was set for the
September term.
Allen o. Meyers has brought sui in
the United States District Court at
Columbus. Ohio. for S5O.OO0 damages
against the grand lodge Of ElEs. He
claims that he was wrongfully and ille-
gally expelled from the order.
At Indianapolis eX-I.ieutenaEt Gov
ernor VIII Cumback, serenty-two
years old, was married on the 9th in
stant to Miss Laura Wachstatter. n
teacher. Mr. Cumbnck was one of the
founders of the Republican party.
The Filipino delegates have paid a
visit to the nuncio at Rome. to whom
they handed an address to the Pope de-
mantiing that bishops. priests and all
classes of the clergy in the Philippine
archipelago be selected from the nntive
clergy.
The War Department has issued an
order providing that upon the usual re-
QUESTION the quarternaster may fur
nish mineral oil. or some other cheap