The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-03
al World Over
NEWS IN NUT SHELL
FROM EVERY NOOK
OF The EARTH

Butte Mont, Jan. "A special 10 the
Miner from Helena, SAYS the govern
naent weather bureau viii establish two
stations in Yellowstone National Park
next summer.
Chicago, Jan. Eugene Carter, the bill
lard expert, died here today OF lung
trouble, aged 4s
Santa Barbara, Cal, Jan. flames Dav-
idson, the oldest odd Fellow in the
United States, is dead here. He was
81 years old
Desoto. Ia. Jan. 2-The Brown dry goods
store was burglarized last night and
approximately two wagon loads Of val
liable plumber secured. Manager D. ].
Forbes estimates the loss at 5000, con-
sisdng Of clothing. dry goods and 5ew-
elry.
St. Louis. No, Jan. 2.-Afr. NJ. Sweeney,
general superintendent of the Missouri
Kansas & Texas railway, with head
quarters in this city, has rendered his
resignation to take effect February I.
Glasgow, Jan. 2-The British admiralty
has invited The Clyde ship yards TO
tender bids for the construction Of two
battIeships. each Of $500 tons; FIVE ar
nored, first-class cruisers and two FRO
tected cruisers.
Middleton, Conn, Jan. 2.-Rev. John Wes-
ley Beach, /. I. D., formerly president
Of the Wesleyan university, is dead at
his residence mere. after q long sickness
due partly to OLD age.
Chicago. Jan. Geo r. Donovan, who
attempted highway robbery last night
at the Twenty-frst street and Calumet
avenue. was snot and killed by his in
tended victim. Eugene Hector, financial
editor of a Chicago newspaper, is
thought to be the son Of respecta bic
parents living in Springfield Mass.
New York. Jan. Il. P. Morgan, accord
ing to the Journal and American. adj
mits the truth Of cabled report from
London, that ne has bought RaphaeIs
Madonna Of St. Anthony Of PadUa."
New York. Jan. 2.-FYm. T. Jerome took
the oath Of Office as district attorney
of New York county today.
London. Jan. Bangor, North Wales,
and its districts are again under control
Of the military owing to the further
riots between strikers and workers at
Lord Penryhn's Bethesda quarries
Washington, Jan. 2.-The railroad and
mail service through the food region is
improving. according to the dispatches
received by The postohice department
today
Washington, Jan. 2.-Senator Perkins. Of
California, introduced to the president
Prof. Campbell, superintendent and di-
rector of the Lick observatory and
Prof. Simon Newcombe. the celebrated
astronomer.
Chattanooga. Tenn, Jan. "A hundred
families living in the fats and lowlands
around Chattanooga, camped on the
knobs last night as a result Of the high
water
Boston, Jan Nv. Murray Crane, took
the oath OF Office today as governor OF
Massachusetts,. for lis third term.
Now York, Jan Formal notice was is
sued today that in exercises Of the
power conferred upon 1t, the Northern
Pacific Railway company retired its
preferred stock in whole yesterday.
London, Jan. 2.-Ir consequence of King
Edwards active interest in the crusade
against consumption a philanthropist.
who wishes his name withheld has
placed 2looo0 pounds at his majesty s
Disposal for the construction of a SAN
itarium for consumptves.
Washington. Jan. 2-The last advice of
the state department respecting Miss
Stone and Madame Tsil5a is that both
were alive and wei. though still in cap
tivity. at the end of last week. Further
information as TO the womens case is
not obtainable.
Detroit. Mich. Jan Miss Beulah
Wheeler. a beautiful young society wo-
man. died early today at her home on
Second avenue, from arsenical poison
Ing. Last evening she retired to her
room TO rest before starting for the
theoter. Soon afterward Miss Wheeler
called 10 her mother for aid. and said
she had taken the wrong medicine.
Washington. Jan. 2.-The monthly circu-
lation statement of the comptroller of
the currency, shows that at the close
Of the year 1901 the circulation OF Ma
tional bank notes was $500 2s9. ~. an IL
crease rs compared with December 81.
1900, of s2o,14S.55i. and an increase for
the month of S5e9Gl5.
Weston. Iowa, Jan. "A fire which start
ed in the general store OF Pet7ls Peter
son. early today. did $4,000 damages.
The principal losers are Hopping &
Williams. general store and implement
s''i'' '''o $500 ieei~ Us
a. s,el' s' =. - L.
.''' H. "iiilaii.s
losses were small ones, and all are in
sured.
i'.-'''. l,l' 'i'iss'' JIM - -ieiius or Mary
f. Wilkins at this place. today re-
celFed cafuS announcing her marriage