The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-27

ded to add two steamers to Its New York
Mediterranean line for the winter
London. Nov. @.-The most Rev. John
McVilley, Roman Catholic Archbishop OF
Tuam and Primate of Connaught since
1881. died today at the age OF % years.
New York. Nov. 26.-Herr Franz Van
Lenbach the famous. German historical
and portrait painter, has suffered a. stroke
Of apoplexy, according to private dis
patches received in this city from Mu-
mich.
Warren, Mich, Nov. 26.-Clint e. Os-
borne. assistant postmaster and propri-
etor of a general store In this village.
was shot early today by one Of gang
of robbers that entered the warren Bank
and blew open the safe.
Chicago. Nov. 2s.-Mrs, Sylvia Doton.
| a well known and wealthy club woman,
has died of heart failure In the rooms OF
| the Columbia Womans' Relief Corps In
the Masonic Temple. Hrs. Doton spent
large sums in charity in private way.
Berlin, Nov. @.-The vossische Zei;ung
| confirms the report that the United States
| Steel Corporation Is negotiating with the
Austrian and German steel and wire syn
dictate toward dividing up the neutral
markets SO as to avoid competition there
in.
Washington, Nov. 2.-The European
| squadron, consisting Of the battieship
| Illinois and the cruisers Chicago. Albany
| and Nashville. under the command OF
RearAdmiral Crowninshild has arrived at
Port au Prince to take part In the winter
manouvres.
| Salt Lake. Utah, Nov. 26.-General
| Manager E. Z. Calvin Of the Oregon
Short Line Railroad today announced that
| on December / the wages Of all switch
men and the yard men In the employ oil
the road would be advanced approximate
ly 10 per cent.
| Panama, Nov. ga mass meeting was
held here last night at which 1t was re-
solved to ask the Governor to allow cele-
fsthmus to take place. The Governor,
considering the war at an end. has given
his permission.
San Francisco, Nov. 26.-Gen. w. r.
| Shafter has issued an address calling for
reunion of the army which captured
| Santiago. The date suggested Is July II.
| 1903, the fifth anniversary OF General To-
| rails surrender. committee OF Officers
| will arrange details.
Memphis. Tenn, Nov. 26.-Sam Miller,
a tailor. aged ~ years, today shot and
killed Gussie Miller. his wife. in the
presence of their young daughter 1t was
pleasant and Mrs. Miller recently insti.
! tuted suit for divorce.
| New York, Nov. ga warrant has been
| issued for the arrest of Lawrence Muir
ply formerly treasurer Of the journey
charged with the larceny OF $4,000 OF
the funds Of the association Murphy is
believer to have fed to England
| C..-S.. - 49, To,,t.
| and san Francisco Railroad says the st.
Louis and San Francisco system has
| advertised one fare rates plus y from
| Memphis and Birmingham and will main
| tain them regardless OF the action OF the
| Southeastern lines.
Louisville, KY, Nov. 26.-Acting upon
| the instruction Of the state Department,
as Minister to Guatemala to succeeded
Dr. Godfrey Hunter who was recently
relieved of the position 1t has not yet
| been definitely determined when Mr..
| Combs will leave to take charge OF his
new post.
Washington, Nov. 2s.-Brigadier General
Greedy. chief signal officer of the army,
was informed by cable from the Philip
pines today of the completion of the cable
connecting the island of Romblon with
Masbete and Martinique Islands. This
| establishes duplicate cable connection
with all the large islands of the archipel-
ago except Mindinao.
| Marietta, O., Nov. 26.-One Of the
| largest coal deals in recent years has
been contaminated here George Gilmore
of Pittsburg with headquarters at Weston
valuable coal lands in West Virginia to
| the Wabash Railroad representatives.
The price paid Is not stated. The prop
erty will be developed at once.
New York, Nov 26-The Minister OF
| War has drawn attention, says Times
dispatch from Paris by way Of London.
to the unsanitary condition Of the army.
saying that since 1870 Germany has only
lost 1900 soldiers from disease. while
France has lost 5000 from the same
cause. Consumption or typhoid are the
principal factors in the death list.
San Francisco, Nov. 26.-The Crown
Prince had an exciting drive along the
sea drive today The horse which he was
| riding bolted and although the Prince
kept his saddle and was in no time In
danger the members of mis- party had a
man stopped the runaway and the prince,
changing horses with one Of his staff.
returned to his hotel
Constantinople, Nov. 26.-Sixtean bat
| teries of quick-firing field guns, num-
| bering ninety-six guns in all, have been
ordered from the Krupp works as the
commencement of the re-armament of the
| Turkish artillery. The War Ministry also
is authorized to- purchase 10000 small
| calibre Mausers to complete the present
| establishment. With wagons and ammu-
| milton for the artillery the orders will en-
tail an outlay of 100000.
New York, Nov. 26.-Probably for the
| first time in history a Hebrew and a
| Christian congregation will hold union
Thanksgiving services on Thanksgiving
Paterson, N. j., when the Second Pres
byterian Church. which has been holding
services in the synagogue Of the Congre-
cation BNai Jeshurn since the great fire
OF February 8. will nave as guests the
members of the Hebrew congregation.
Marseilles, Nov. 26.-The stokers here
have struck for an increase of wages
and the movement threatens to spread to
all the port laborers, thus tieing up the
shipping. Nine steamers which should
have sailed today have been delayed As
q result of the strike Of the stokers. the
mail service from this port Is completely
interrupted. No acts of violence have
been committed and 1t Is hoped that the
wage dispute will be submitted to arbitra-
ton tomorrow.
Washington, Nov. ga general order
was issued today by Secretary Moody
calling the attention of nag and COM
manding officers to the provision Of the
statute authorizing the commissioning of
not more than six warrant officers an
nually. The order instructs commanding
officers to encourage the petty officers in
their commands to try for these commits
sions. Thus far only three warrant Of
fcers have passed the examinations and
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