The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-01
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
TEI.EGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

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Prince Henry of Prussia arrives on
| the Kron Prinz Wilhelm, to be present
at the launching of the Emperor OF
Germany's yacht Meteor, which is
christened by Miss Alice Roosevelt.
The prince receives much attention dur
ing his trip.
| Senators Tillman and McLaurin of
South Carolina engage in a fisticuff in
| the senate chamber, and are tempo
rarily suspended. A vote of censure is
passed and they are restored TO their
| privileges.
Fire destroys Park Avenue hotel in
New York city, and 10 lives are lost
Fifty are injured.
Secretary John Hay delivers eulogy
on President Mckinley in Representa-
tive hall before Prince Henry of Prus-
STA and a notable gathering.
Southeastern gulf states are deluged
with heavy rains, much damage being
done by rivers rising and flooding coun-
try. Several lives lost
Billy Emerson, the famous minstrel,
died at Boston.
Miss stone. Nine. Tsilka, and the lat
ter's baby released by the brigands near
Strumilza, Macedonia.
a snow slide on the mountain near
Telluride sweeps the Liberty Bell shaft
house and inmates down into the elIlch
F'a talities estimated at from 10 to 20.
Lieutenant Governor Tillman of South
Carolina requests withdrawal of Presi-
dent Roosevelt's acceptance of an invi-
tation to make a, sword presentation to
a South Carolina officer.
Liberal league formed in England
with Lord Rosebery as president and
Edward Grey, vice presidents, to carry
out policy outlined in the Chesterfield
speech.
Victor Hugo centenary celebrated
throughout France as a national holi-
day.
General Lueban. leader of Samar in
surgents, captured by American scouts
Salmon & Gluckenstein, big London
fnh dlo 1are. cell ~
rather than fight the American invasion.
Seven trainmens killed and two hurt
in collision on the Auburn division of
the New York Central near Aurelius,
N. Y.
Grizzly bear kills two hunters at
Rivers Inlet and dies from its wounds,
the three bodies being found within a
few feet of each other.
William Hoey, superintendent of the
Adams Express company, commits sui
eide at New York, while insane from
illness.
Seven assay offices DESTROYED by dyn-
amite in the Cripple Creek district.
Sixty-four men are killed in battle
between Turks and AIbanians along the
Montenegrin frontier.
United States supreme court denies
the application of the state of Mime
sofa to file a bill of complaint against
the Northern Securities company, claim
ing it has no jurisdiction
LOCAL SUMMARY.
James Kay, who killed his wife with o
fatiron. has a preliminary hearing and
is bound over for trial in the district
court.
Rev. Calvin Holman dies at his home
in North Topeka.
w. S. Furman, a shoe DEALER makes a
voluntary assignment in bankruptcy
C A. Morse is appointed assistant en-
glneer of the Santa F'e to have his head
quarters at La Junta.
George KIauer is convicted on two
counts in the district court for selling
liquor.
Topeka Populists make an effort to Sc
cure the state convention.
G. c. Sholes, superintendent of tele-
graphs of the Santa F'e, resigns His
position is filed by the appointment of
c. H. Gaunt of the Northern Pacific
Captain J. b. Shane, the man who shot
and killed Edward Katherman of Law
renee, is brought to Topeka for safety
from a mob.
to commit suicide at Manhattan.
Don Willis chief office deputy to U
S Marshal Sterne, resigns.
The Law and Order League decides to
abandon all future sessions of that
body
F. ]. Thomas. assis tant secretary of
the Kansas Mutual Life Insurance com
pany, dies of a complication of appan-
dicitis and peritonitis.
G. w. McNinch is arrested at Willard
for sending obscene pictures through
the United States mails
Officers of the Foster Humane society
find the horses belonging to Scott Car OF
North Topeka, without feed and water
for four days.
City Physician Judd finds himself IL
q muddle for quarantining the home of
George Hossfeld for scarlet fever.
D'Auber-This is the landscape I wanted |
CFitteek-H m, Rather impressionistic |
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