The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-25
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
For the week Ending April 10.

For the Week Ending Apru ~.
Twenty families were made homeless by
a fire in Chicago.
Indian territory deputies in fight near
Breggs killed four outlaws.
American houses are heavy buyers of the
new British loan of G32,0O00O0.
Secretary Root has arranged to light the
statue of Liberty in New York harbor.
Marshall Field & Co., of Chicago, filed
a personally tax schedule of $5,960.0O0.
The National Baseball league opened it's
twenty-seventh successive championship
season.
The beef trust according to the New
YORK Herald, also has a grip on the egg
supply.
Gen. Miles will probably remain at the
head of the army until the age limit is
reached.
Queen Wilhelmina's illness is declared
to be typhoid fever, and a regency may be
necessary.
A review of trade says weather condi-
sisting collections.
A court decision in Missouri permits
teachers to whip pupils whenever 1t is
deemed necessary.
Francisco d'Asusco, husband of Queen
Isabella II. and former king of Spain. died
at Epnay, France
The Grand Duchess Helena of Russia,
eloped with student.
Andrew Carnegie, addressing New York
students told them wealth does not bring
happiness or satisfaction.
Maj. Octavius L. Pruden, one of the as
sastant secretaries to the president, died in
Washington, aged go years
The president has appointed Archbishop
Ryan, of Philadelphia, a member of the
board of Indian commissioners.
Nearly 2GN0 coal miners have o,,it WORK.
along the West Pennsylvania railroad be-
cause of trouble over the scale.
In freight train wreck at Riverside,
KY, Conductor Clarence Turner and Fire
man John Mccain were killed.
The American Federation of Labor
| will hold workingmen's mass meetings
| throughout the United States.
| General strikes involving tens Of thou
sands of men and affecting many industries
have been started all over Belgium.
The Maryland legislature held special
session to correct its tax bill error. The
session lasted 21a hours. but cost $4,000
A Burlington railroad train in Colorado
broke all speed records, covering AS miles
! In nine minutes. equal to 9S.7 miles an hour.
The total enrolment for the year at the
| University of Michigan is 500, just three
| short of the number for the preceding
| year
| Abraham Fisher originator of many Of
| the present forms of the valentine, is dead
| at his home in Germantown, Pa, aged 80
years.
Archbishop Falconio, of Canada. haspeen
| selected by the pope to succeed Cardinal
| Martinelli as papal delegate to the United
| States.
The Illinois Central and Chicago & East
ern Illinois railroads are planning to send
homeseekers to the southern counties Of
illinois.
Gers. Wood. Young and Corbin Will
| visit Germany at the suggestion of En-
peror William and attend the fall army ma
| neuvers.
NJ. E. Ingalls, president of the Big Four
| railroad, said in a Chicago Interview that
the safety limit of railway mergers has
| been reached.
Subscriptions to the Mckinley monu-
ment fund in Illinois have reached total
of $S6,32o. according to the Illinois auxiliary,
announcement.
Horace Resley. inventor of the locomo-
tive pilot in 1910. and other railroad APP
planes, died in Cumberland, Md. at tho
age of 81 years.
Edwin H. Conger, minister to China, will
be transferred to new post to make way
for w. w. Rockhill He may be sent to
Germany or Japan.
The New York presbytery refused to
license Vincent Noll, a Union seminary
graduate, because he did not believe Adam
historical person.
Belgian socialists, in parliamentary de-
bate on the suffrage bill threatened revo-
luton and civil war unless constitutional
revision is granted
Four children of Alfred Boudrau, who
recently arrived in Tacoma, Wash, with
his family from New Hampshire, died of
ptomaine poisoning.
The National Associat ton of Manufacture
ers elected d. NJ. Parry, of Indianapolis.
president, and petitioned congress not TO
pass the anti-injunction bill
Two hundred Illinois Central machinists
struck 1T Waterloo, Ia. and asked Chicago
machinists to quit also. Wage increase
and shorter hours are demanded.
Chicago fire insurance managers are dis
pleased at Illinois two per cent. tax law re-
peal. They must now pay in each county
at varying rates, instead of in lump.
Burton. Willis and Frederick Van Worm
er (brothers) were found guilty in Hudson.
N. Y, of numbering Peter A. Hallenbeck.
their uncle, and sentenced to death.
Four hundred thousand acres of tha
Rosebud Indian agency will be opened to
settlement this summer. The land To-
Gated in Nebraska and South Dakota.
Ralph NJ. Granger, of San Diego. Cal.
has sold to Chicagoans for over $4,000 the
famous collection of violins formerly
owned by r. D. Hawley. of Hartford, Conn.
National league leaders in Chicago look
for a reign of terror in Ireland to fol-
low the working of the coercion act. Ma
tionaliSts in America expect to send pc
cuniary aid. William Redmond says the
Irish people, We're they armed. would