The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-09-26
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Flam White. aged 81 years, and Ke-
ziah Boswell, aged 76, were married at
Richmond, Ind, thus ending a romance
of their declining years.
After an expenditure of S21 900, 900
and the sacrifice of "a lives the rapid
transit subway under construction in
New York is three-ffths completed.
After being blind seven years Mrs.
Julia Morowski of Trenton, y. j., has
had a ~momentary glimpse of her hus-
band and six children. Her youngest
child was born after she became blind.
The vatican has definitely decided to
send Most Rev. Diomode Falconio to
Washington as papal delegate in the
United States. He is now apostolic del
egate for Canada.
Mrs. Sarah Bound, wife of Harry
Bound, one of the most prominent and
wealthy citizens of C~arlinville, ILL.,,
committed suicide early Tuesday morn
ing by jumping into a well.
John Golf, the noted guide who pilot
ed President Roosevelt on his famous
lion hunt in Colorado last year, was
shot over the right eye and quite seri-
ously injured by a careless hunter.
The Master Plumbers of Kansas City
who were unable to reach a settlement
with their men, 100 of whom struck,
donned their overalls and are them
selves filling the places of the strikers.
After celebrating nearly As hours
the jury in the second trial of Walter
n. Dimmick, accused of embeZling $780,
nAQ frA-o thn TTrftaI Sta+ps roinT in San
Francisco, was unable to agree and We
discharged.
A new line Of steamships, to ply be-
tween Odessa, Naples and New York,
will be inaugurated early in November.
Three large steamersthe st. Petersburg,
Saratoff and Orel-have been detailed
for this service.
Nine arrests were made at Omaha in
connection with the murder of Earl
Caldwell, a n%on-union machinist, who
was killed by the Union Pacific strikers
or strike sympathizers early Sunday
morning.
The Whitehall company of New York
state militia has been ordered to Fort
Edward and Sandy Hill to protect the
property of the Hudson Valley Electric
Railway employees, which system is on
a strike and trouble is feared.
Dwight Wales, co years of age, one Of
the most prominent farmers in the
town of North Geneva. Wis. was gor-
ed to death by an Infatuated bull on his
farm. When found in the farmyard Mr..
Wales had been dead for some time.
General Louis Auer, formerly quar-
termaster general of Wisconsin, and
n of the leading sportsmen Of that
state. is the subject OF q warrant charg-
ing him with the violation of a law
which he was instrumental in having
passed.
Owing to the high price Of coal many
Kansas farmers will burn corn this
winter. Corn will be plentiful, and as
there is an abundance of alfalfa and
sorghum for feed, corn will be utilized
for heating purposes. Kansans have
not burned corn since the late '70s.
The first flow of coal oil in Alaska
was struck at Cotella on Sept. /, at a
depth of 200 feet. The gusher took
everything AWAY and rose $50 feet be-
fore it finally was stopped. Cotella is
near Kayakakak, 80 miles south of
Copper.
A treasury warrant for $50, 500 has
been forwarded to Mrs. Ida S. McKin-
ley, widow of the late president, for
salary which would have been due him
July l, 1902, the appropriation for
which was made at the last session of
congress.
Captain Charles Barr, the we'll
known Americas cup skipper. who
sailed Columbia against the Upton
challenger Shamrock II, will again
serve the New York Yacht club next
year in the international match, as he
did last year.
At Hamilton, O., through the agency
of bloodhounds, Joseph Roth, gardener,
was arrested charged with the mutual
assault yesterday on the two daugh-
tiers, aged ) and 6, of Charles H. Mot
zen. One child will probably die. Roth
denies his guilt.
- The Malcon, Taal and Balucan vol
canoes in the Philippine islands are
unusually active. The Balucan volcano
had been inactive for years. The people
residing near the Macon volcano are
alarmed. No seismic disturbances have
resulted.
Naval Constructor Richmond Pear
son Hobson, wwho appeared before a
retiring board a few months ago and
tailed to qualify Tor retirement, VIII be
assigned to duty shortly by the navy
department. He has been on sick leave
since June IS last.
The Notes on Naval Progress" just
made public by Captain Charles D..
Sigsbee, chief of the naval intelligence
bureau. has attracted unusual interest
in official circles. Progress made in the
foreign navies is shown in interesting
narrative and the official document is
illustrated ~profusely.
A liberal use of the whipping post in
penal institutions was strongly advo-
Gated by DR.. N. r. Gilmour, warden of
the central prison of Toronto, Canada,
in an address before the National Pris-
on congress at Philadelphia. His topic
was prison Discipline" and it urges
fogging for refractory prisoners.
Mrs. William Depew went away from
her home in Bloomington, Ind We'd
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