The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-10-31
The NEWS CONDENSED.

their house.
Charles G.. Dale, cashier of the New
York county National bank, was found
dead in his home Monday, having shot
himself during the night. His
at the bank are correct. No cause for
the suicide is known.
The house of Albert Dry of the Read
ing Coal company deputy near Miners
vile. Pa, was dynamited at midnight
and his daughter injured. A neighbor
named Ditzeland and two others are
held under suspicion.
Two hundred people Thursday night
wrecked the building in which Rise
mans Illicit saloon was conducted at
Longsford, Kan, smashed 20 cases OF
beer and ten kegs of whisky and tarred
and %feathered a oma inmate.
Edward T. Krantz. aged So years. was
found dead in the belfry of the Trinity
Methodist church, corner of Fifth and
c streets, S. Il. He was hanging by a
rope around his neck that had been
fastened to the round of a ladder.
Receipts at the New York p~ostofice
for the quarters just ended broke all
records, while those for Thursday,
500, 1876, exceeded any single day in the
history of the office. Gross receipts Tor
the quarter we're S2,S21, 1888, against
g .416,311 for the same quarter last
year.
At St. Joseph, Mo-. William Casper
and John Rnmp were fatally injured by
the collapse of the top floor of a new
bank building at Fourth and Felix
streets. The accident was predicted an
hour before. Both men are from Chi
cago
Michael Cudahy, president of the
Cudahy Packing company, has just
leased two sections of oil land in the
Usage and Cherokee nations and is
quoted as saying that his company will
spend 81, 000, OOV in developing the prop
erty.
Alfred S. Cunningham, whose plant
for making bogus half dollars was
raided some time ago in Chicago, plead
ed guilty in the United States Circuit
court and was sentenced to the peni-
teptiary at Joliet for two years. Cum
ningham was arrested last July at 80
Morgan street.
In a conflict between gendarmes n
strikers at the coal fields of Pere Noire,
France, two strikers were killed and
two wounded. Five gendarmes were
wounded before the strikers were re-
pulsed. Advices from other coal fields
show the strike is extending.
The Turkish military authorities at
Mitrovitza, Albania, have secured com
plete control of the situation, and Chief
BoljetinaZ has been captured. The Al
banians at Mitrovitza and neighborhood
have been disarmed. The Russian con-
sui will occupy his Office shortly.
PAPERS OF incorporation for the Chi
cago, Elgin & Waukegan Electric rail
way were filed by E. w. Stecs of Chi
cago. promoter of the line. The route
proposed is from Waukegan to Fox
Lake, Wauconda, harrington, Elgin, st.
Charles, Aurora and Joliet. The line
may be completed to some point on
Lake Michigan in Indiana.
George Rehm, a c., B. & @. switch
man, and son of Captain ohm Rehm OF
the Maxwell street police station, chi
cago, lost his life Thursday morning by
being crushed between a freight car and
a wall of the freight shed of the Karpen
Brothers Furniture company at Twen-
ty-second and Union streets.
Hsing Ling, the son Of Yu Keng, the
Chinese minister at Paris, n one OF
the secretaries of the legation, was mar
Tlpu L TludN W NlSS btltNltht bNlituuA
at the Church of st. PHILIPPE. General
Porter. the United States ambassador
and other Americans were present. The
mother of the bridegroom is an Ameri-
can.
Miss Margaret Tittemore, an lows
beauty, sister of ]. n. Tittemore, traffic
anage of the Iowa Central road, will
not wed an army officer who journeyeC
across the Pacific to meet her. She ]:
now said to be engaged to a wealthy
German citizen of Hamburg. 1t is ri
mored she has already purchased he
trousseau.
w. A. Campbell, receiver of thu
Chamberlin banking house, Tecumseh
Neb., has received a letter from Charlie!
NJ. Chamberlain, the cashier and al
legged wrecker. Chamberlin says he i:
anxious to return if given a guarantee
that he will not be prosecuted, ant
hat he can save depositors many thou
sands of dollars.
At Youngstown, o., Mrs. Mary Jos
eph, aged So, an Arabian, died Frida,
afternoon after drinking poisoned cot
fee. Three other members of the fam
ily-George Tupe, Chady Joseph, an
William A~braham-are in a seriou
condition. Nicholas Joseph, who is n
relation of the family, has been ar
rested, charged with the crime.
The Gaulois says while the Boer gen
erals were sightseeing in Paris the
were shown the Vendome column an
were told that the metal casing wa
composed of guns captured by Napoleon
General DeWet, after looking at tn
column carefully, remarked: I'VE coul
have made a pillar one-ttird highe
than that from the guns we took fror
the English"
John E.. Doyle of San Francisco, VIII
~collaborated with Archbishop Riorda
in collecting evidence to put before TIL
Hague tribunal in its hearing of tn
Plus fund claims, takes the positio
that as at the original decision the UNI
pire, Sir Edward Thornton, held tina
payment was to be in Mexican gold dol
lars, the present award should be i
gold instead of silver.
Wrestling Match.
Montreal, Que, Oct. 25.-In the inter
national wrestling match for the light
weipht chamDiOnShiD tonight GeOrp