The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-07-25
The NEWS CONDENSED.

fTeSlueHJ fTdnClS OF the LOulSluId
Purchase exposition has received the
following cablegram: John Barrett,
Seoul, Corea: Audience with emperor.
Corea accepts"
Fire at Philadelphia Tuesday de-
stroyed the 4-story brick foundry build
ing owned by the Josiah Thompson &
&c. Valuable patterns and machinery
were rendered useless. The loss is
estimated at $10O, 900; partly insured.
United States Circuit Judge Sanborn
OF st. Louis has denied the injunction
asked by Mrs. Laura lesson against
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
company to prevent a condemnation of
her property for exposition purposes.
On the occasion of the national holi-
day yesterday the league of patriots
paid their annual visit to Strasburg
and Joan of Arc statutes in Paris and
placed wreaths on their pedestals.
There were no disturbances.
The following bulletin of King Ed
wards condition, was posted yesterday
at 10 in the morning: THE king con-
tinues to progress satisfactorily. His
general condition is excellent, and his
wound is healing we'll"
Harry Palmateer of Whiting. Ind,
and Frank Aman of South Chicago were
run down on the Baltimore & Ohio and
killed instantly. Last year Miss Pal
matter was drowned and the year be-
fore the father was killed by a train.
When Johanna Hillebrand left home,
in Chicago. Monday morning her par
ents supposed she was going to visit a
girl friend in the neighborhood. Mon
day a telegram was received by her
father stating that she had been mar
ried in st. Joseph, Mich.
While rowing on the Ohio river with
some friends a few miles below Casey
vile, KY, Mrs. Samuel Sturgis, the
wife of Captain Sturgis, a w~ell-known
mine operator of Union county, was
shot and killed by an unknown person,
who fired from the bank of the river.
Andrew Decker, son of A. S. Decker,
a merchant of Brazil, Ind, was instant
ly killed by a capstan falling upon him
as he was aiding in moving a house.
Grin, the 3-year-old son of Frank Bin
der, a farmer, was probably fatally in
jured by being caught in a moving ma
chine.
At Birmingham, Ala, Willie Cannon,
a colored tramp, aged 10 years, con-
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had recently killed a white baby at
Gurnee, Ala, a negro baby at Helena,
a negro baby at Cahaba. and a negro
baby in Birmingham. The body of the
last named baby has been found.
At Lexington, Mo-, Joseph Galloway,
aged 62 years, a member of Quantrelrs
band during the civil war, was stabbed
and fatally wounded on the ferryboat
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Galloway ana Johnson had quarreled,
Galloway being stabbed four times, but
not fatally. When the elder Galloway
came up he was attacked by Johnson.
Mrs. Wellington Wells of Brookline,
Mass, a daughter of Vim. D. Ewart,
a lawyer residing in Chicago, drowned
Monday evening while swimming in
Silver Lake, at Harrisvlle, n. H. Mrs.
Wells vas about 20 years old, ana the
wife of a Boston lawyer. She was af-
f1icted with a heart trouble which seiz-
ed her while bathing.
A score of policemen and a district
inspector were injured while attempt
ing to quell a riot in Ireland, at Newry,
counties of Down and Armagh. A num-
Der of the Orange and Nationalist COM
batants were also injured. H. Bredin,
a Presbyterian clergyman, was severely
injured by a blow OF the head with a
stone.
After losing a fortune estimated at
$500, 900, in the show business, James
Thomas Harper, a one-legged acrobat,
died at Warsaw, Ind, as a public
charge. Harper was n of Barnum's
leading performers in making a tou OF
Europe, and a few years later toured
China and Japan with a circus of his
own.
At Oshkosh, Wis, the ecclesiastical
trial of Rev. Merton c.. Andrews, rector
of st. Paul's church of that city, has
been indefinitely postponed. The form
al information has not been filed and
the trial cannot occur for some weeks,
Just what occasions the delay is not
apparent, but Mr.. Andrews states that
he is ready and eager to go to trial al
onc
A private dispatch from Warsaw says
the agricultural societies of Poland are
negotiating with American manufac
turers dierct for the purchase of ma
chinery, excluding the German middle
men. This step is believed to be aimee
also at German machinery. Severa
newspapers publish the above dispatch
as illustrative OF the elOTlS Oh AMER
cans to supplant German manufac
lures
John Meyer, 10 years old, was drown
ed while bathing in the lagoon at Uniol
park, Chicago. The boy lived at 26'
West Chicago avenue, and had only on
leg. With several hundred children
the boy found amusement in playing il
the cement bottom lagoon. He wade'
toward the center, and proceeding be
yond his depth sank from view. H
was dead when taken from the water
King Victor Emmanuel of Italy mad
his official entry into st. Petersbur
yesterday and was welcomed by tn
civic and military authorities. TIL
burgomaster handed the king the ira
ditional silver plate with bread an
salt. After inspecting the troops tn
king proceeded to the cathedral an,
laid a massive silver wreath on tn
tomb of Alexander III.
Matthias Junter. 40 Lister avenue
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