The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-11-14
The NEWS CONDENSED.

900 feet frontage in Wildwood, souh OF
Kensington, ILL.,, for $150,000.
DR.. Stanley Kendall, c. NJ. Schwab's
physician, declared in an interview that
the steel trust president is not i'll and
will return home in March.
Fire early Friday destroyed the three
top stories of the building owned by
Bullen G. Co., masters, in Pine street,
Chicago, causing a loss of $175, 900.
The funeral of the late Elizabeth
Cady Stanton was held Wednesday at
her residence in New York City. Be-
sides the family there were present
only a few close friends.
Mayor Shadensack of Peru, ILL.,, in
dicted on a bribery charge and order
ed by city council to retire, refuses,
and the city's business is tied up; citi-
Zens threaten mandamus.
A duel between Count de Dion, presi-
dent of the Automobile club, and Ge-
rault Richard of the Petite Republique
took place at Paris Tuesday. Richard
was wounded in the right arm.
Consul Galicia At San Francisco has
received from the president of Gauta-
mala the following dispatch: 1T is
true the volcano Santa Maria is in erup-
ton, but it is without any damage"
A telegram from Springfield an
nounces the supreme court has sus-
tanned the apportionment of the Hi
nois congressional and senatorial dis
tricts made by the last Legislature.
Seventy-one consumptive patients at
Dunning, ILL.,, made average gain in
weight of four pounds during Septem-
Der; fresh air, sunshine. and good food
are the principal remedies employed.
Dennis Mcguire, 73S West Seventy
first street, was crushed to death be-
tween switching trolley cars at Clark
and Washington streets at 6 p. m; this
place is called a death trap by the police.
The Russian Douskhobor sect con-
tinue their pilgrimage toward Winni-
peg, to Christianize the world: Yorkton
residents are aiding them, and the i'm
migration agent is caring for their
finds.
The house of William Wickingson, a
well-to-do farmer living ten miles from
Elkhorn, Wis, burned Wednesday
night. Wickingson, his brother Albert,
aged AZ, and sister Julia, aged 50, were
burned to death.
Frederick Carton, IA years old, a vic
tim of the University of Chicago grand
stand collapse, is reported dying at a
Chicago hospital; the building inspec-
tors report declares police could not
keep the crowds out.
Prince Won Pless has beer delegated
by Emperor William to represent him
at the opening of the new building of
the New York chamber of commerce.
He will sail Saturday for Southampton
on the steamer st. Louis.
The bodies of a man and a woman
strapped together were found in Os-
wego canal neal Syracuse. N. Y, Tues
day. The identity is unknown. The
man was about Go years Of age and the
woman considerably younger.
The blue book on British colonial
conference shows Sec. Chamberlain
tried to unite colonies on imperial de-
Tense; Australia, New Zealand. Cape
Colony, and Natal increased their naval
contributions; Canada refused.
Three persons badly injured and a
great many others narrowly escaped
death by an explosion of a dynamite
charge at Park avenue and Forty-fist
street, New York, where work is in
progress IN the rapid transit company.
Mr.. Henry Bolte, wife of the Airing
ton Heights postmaster, committed sui
eide at the graves of her son and daugh-
ter by shooting; the son died ten years
ago and the daughter five, but she had
grieved for them ever since; two sons
are still living.
New Rock Island railroad securities
now being issued, give absolute control
to w. II. and ]. II. Moore, w. B. Leeds,
and d.. G.. Reid; each carries a printed
stipulation hat directors must be elect
ed by preferred stockholders, of which
they are majority.
There is pretty sure to b. a contest Of
the will of Francis A. Palmer, the mono
genarian bank president of New York
who died on Saturday, and who is said
to have left his reputed fortune Of
$4,000, 900 to colleges-chiefy to Palmer
university at Muncie, Ind.
The Argyle block, Jackson and Mich.
gan boulevards, Chicago. was sold by
B. H. Barber to the Standard syndicate
for $500, 0O0; leasehold to II 1-5 Mich.
gan boulevard, by Illinois Electric We,
hicle company, for $3.50 900; 1863 Michi.
gan boulevard for $95 900.
Near Ypsilanti, Mich, Josiah A. Fin
ION, a TeLlTeu FARMER, ana ms O-year-
old grandson, were struck and killed
by an electric suburban car Thursday
Finton's wife is dangerously i'll and il
Is supposed he was worrying about
her and failed to notice the car.
1t was officially announced in Lon.
don that the purchase price of the White
Star line, on its joining the Interna.
tional Mercantile Marine company, wal
S53, 497 $50, of which SIS, 736, $50 is paya,
BILE in cash, $25, 174, 900 in preference
shares and $12, 5S7 900 in common stock
The shareholders thus receive over $50,
900 for each s., 1000 share.
Daniel Neal Stanley Buford was in,
stantly killed and VIM. Rousch fatal
ly injured by a Big Four freight train
while sleeping beside the tracks neal
Lafayette, Ind, Friday morning. They
were runaway boys from Watseka. III.
They had tired of school and left theiI
homes three days ago. They fell ASLEEP
while sitting on the track.
r. o. Randall. a real estate dealer Of
Carthage, Mo, was shot Friday nv his