The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1902-08-29
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
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gian, has taken out naturalization pa
pers in the United States.
Anti-imperialists intimate that Agui-
naldo will be brought to this country
for a lecture tour just before the elec-
tions.
Baron SEVERN Bronicki, Polish
millionaire who owned half a million
acres of land, committed suicide at
Vienna
Two thousand employees of the
American Tin Plate company were no.
titled that the plant would shut down
indefinitely.
George Shiras of Pittsburg, Pa,
confirms the report that his father is
about to retire from the United States
supreme bench.
The Assumption day collection of
Peters pence in all the churches of
Rome aggregated only $4,000, much
less than had been expected.
DR.. Gunsaulus denies the report
that he will resign his Chicago pastor
ate and succeed DR.. Parker in the
City Temple in London.
Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock, proprietor of
the Omaha World-Herald, was nomi-
mated by the democrats of the Second
Nebraska congressional district.
The Earl of Dudley was sworn in
as lord lieutenant of Ireland, in sue
cession to Earl Cadogan, resigned, in
the council chamber of the castle.
Palmer S. Moseley defeated William
L. Byrd for governor of the Chickasaw
Nation by a majority of six votes.
Mosely was favorable to the supple
mentary treaty and Byrd opposed it.
Two companies have submitted bids
for pneumatic tube service in Chi
cago, covering such a wide variety
of routes that the award will be de-
layed.
The war department has decided to
appoint army officers to investigate
and report upon the needs for military
purposes of the Fort Sill reservation,
Oklahoma.
Marion Cullen, the leading lady of
the Shore Acres" company, and Per-
cy Jones, the eldest son of Mayor
Golden Rule" Jones of Toledo, were
married in Boston.
Orders have been issued at the navy
department for the fitting out of the
battleship Oregon at San Francisco
for duty on the Asiatic station, to
which it will be assigned.
The Mississippi railroad commission
refused to authorize the state attorney
general to attack the alleged merger
of the Southern and the Mobile &
Ohio railroad companies.
Andrew Carnegie has offered to do
nate $150,000 for the establishment of
free libraries in the borough of Mary
lebone on condition that the borough
provide for their maintenance.
w. A. Nettleton. assistant superin-
tendent of motive power of the Santa
Fe system has rendered his resignation
to engage in private business. His
successor has not been named.
French royalists deny the accusa-
tion of the cabinet that the move
ment in Finisterre and elsewhere in
opposition to the closing of the re-
ligious schools is a royalist plot.
Minister Tarte of Canada. in a
speech at Halifax. warned manufac-
turers against the advance of Ameri7
can commerce and urged improve!
ments of waterways in the Dominion.
In New York Mrs. Eleanor Wallack,,
the beautiful young wife OF J. Lester
Wallack, the actor and grandson of
the renowned Lester Wallack, COM
mitted suicide by inhaling gas in her
room.
1t is stated at the papal legation that
owing to the death of the cardinal
prefect at Rome and the various for
malities necessary to be gone through
with the appointment of a successor
to the late Archbishop Corrigan will
not be made until late in November
and possibly December.
Senator Jones Is said to be favored
by the president for a place on the
isthmian canal commission.
William Nanny" Holabini, one of
the hest known golfers in the west,
died at his home in Evanston, ILL.,, of
typhoid fever.
The new fire commission of Omaha
has decreed that slot machines must
GO.
The will of the late Senator Nc
MILAN has been filed for probate. The
estate is estimated to be worth from
$4,000 900 to S10,0O0,O0O.
Luther R. Marsh, the venerable jur.
ist and famous Spiritualist, is dead in
New York.
President Roosevelt has directed
that the names of soldiers who die in
the Philippines be cabled every two
weeks hereafter.