The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-07-18
The NEWS CONDENSED.

At Missoula, Mont. George Rowan,
Northwestern manager of the Swift
Packing company was killed in a rum
away.
Father John ]. Carey of Rochester.
N. Y, ordained last month, has been
called to the diocese Of Bishop Bona
cum, Lincoln, Neb.
Showers Thursday broke the hot
wave. -Four fatalities and II prostra-
lions have been reported since Wednes-
day morning in Pittsburg.
Anthony S. Herman, cashier of the
Merchants bank, of Newport, r. l., who
shot himself last week because of a
heavy shortage in his accounts, died.
AS a result of a fight at Sullivan, Ind,
Jesse Pickett. Jr., struck his brother
in-law, Everett Leggett, in the head
with a heavy chair, killing him instant
ly.
r. d. Ollinger, and a boy named
Combs were killed and Bony Pritchard
fatally injured by an explosion in Oh
fingers saw mill near Beattiville, Ky.
The mill was demolished.
The state department has received a
cablegram from Minister Bowen at
Barracks, saying: The president has
a 1 at DSt4 ~ a Nv 'AN-
my there instead of waiting here to be
attacked"
At G%allipolis. DR.. A.. P. O%hlmacher,
professor of pathology of the North
western universityp of Evanston. ILL.,,
was today elected superintendent of the
Ohio hospital for e%pileptics.
At Topeka, Kas.. the %anti-fusion ele-
ment of the Pcpulist party won in the
organization Of the state committee to-
night. w. j. Babb, Wichita, one of the
most pronounced anti-fusionists was
chosen chairman.
At Toronto, Ont, five iremen were
killed by falling walls in a fire which
destroyed the old street car stables at
Front and George streets and the ware
house of Gadsy MCLEAN. The dead
are: David See, Harry Clark. Adam
Kerr, Walter Colard, -- Russell.
Russia has fully decided to attempt
to export meat to England, under a
government subsidy. Slaughter houses
at Libau. on the Baltic, and a regular
line of cold storage steamers to Eng
land are among the prerequisites. 1t
is hoped to export annually $4,000 head
of cattle.
Fifteen men were burned, one fatal
ly, and eight seriously, at the Home
stead Steel works, Pittsburg. at moo
Thursday. A ladle filled with molten
metal was being lowered into a pit
when the drum crane broke and seeth-
ing metal was thrown over the unfor-
tunate men.
The Vienna Neue Freie Presse says a
dispatch from Salonica, European Tur-
key, says since Saturday thirty shocks
of earthquake were experienced there.
There was a violent shock Monday
morning that destroyed $50 houses and
killed one child at Guvesne, and two
people were killed at Salonica.
At Paris Premier Combes has in
structed the projects of all departments
to notify the religious orders which
have not complied with the law of as
sociations, that unless they are dis
solved within one week, their estab-
lishments will be forcibly closed. Two
thousand establishments are involved.
Last nights storm was the worst that
ever visited Hartland, Wis, and vicin-
ity. The barn on George holsters
farm, near Merton, blew down, killing
two of Lemke's children. A number OF
other barns and houses were demolish-
ed at A. L. Smiths place. At Pine
Lake as well as many other places the
grain crops suffered greatly.
A Rome member of the committee of
cardinals examining the propositions
submitted to the vatican by Judge Taft
with regard to the Philippine religious
affairs has officially informed Bishop
O'Gorman of Sioux Falls, S. D., who is
a member of Taft's party, that the
committee expects to be able to reply to
Taft by next Thursday night.
At Dublin the sheriff and a large body
of police visited the estates of Lord De
Freyne, at Lough Lynn, Roscommon
county, to enforce writs against tenants
who were in arrears with their rentals.
In several cases settlements were ar
ranged, but in others the tenants were
evicted in the presence of sullen
crowds. There was no disorder.
Shortly after Queen Alexandra
passed on her way to open the corona
ton bazaar the decorations across the
Langham place, heavy and sodden with
rain, were caught in a sQuall of rain
and fell, dragging down a mass of cop
ing from the top of All Souls church.
Miss Streathy, believed to be a Canad-
NoAb was hAAANAI ~ PEI II
jured.
At Beatrice, Neb., fire, which start
ted Thursday morning in Boddis' gro
Gerry, which promised to become disas-
rous, was gotten under control after
1t had destroyed three 2-story brick
buildings and badly damaged the Ma
sonic Temple. Four business concerns
and a number of offices were entirely
destroyed. Loss $125.000. The fire is
believed to have been of %incendiary
origin.
Jacob r. Harris, formerly a pioneer
tobacco merchant of Chicago and worth
81. 1000, 900 at one time, is dying at the
city hospital in st. Louis of an insur-
able hip disease. He owned a large to-
bacco factory, employing 5000 hands,
on the North Side at Chicago when the
great fire occurred. His friends would
not help him to rebuild. The men who
owed him lost everything they had in
the same fire, and he was never able
to recoup.