The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-12-12
The NEWS CONDENSED
Matters of Interest Covering Various
Parts of the World and Put
in Concise Form.

Andrew Carnegie, who has been ly-
ing i'll at London for the past fort
night. was able to get up Sunday for
the first time.
The Most Rev. John MacVilly, Rom
en- Catholic archbishop at Tuam and
primate of Connaught since 1881, died
Wednesday, aged IS.
John Dillon, the Irish leader in par
lament, is reported as in a much i'm
proved condition. His physician be-
lieves he is out of danger.
Owing to the adverse result of the
general elections, at which several min
listers failed to be reelected, the en-
tire Grecian cabinet has resigned.
The sultan of Morocco's forces have
been attacked by Seemmour tribesmen
not far from Tangier. The SULTAN dis
persed the rebels, but his advance on
Rabat has been checked.
The Yorkshire (Eng.) Wool Combers'
association, organized in 1899 with a
capital of $9,575, 900, has sent a circular
to it's shareholders announcing the ap-
poiatment of a receiver.
Mrs. Lizzie Wilson was shot and kill
ed and Ruth Stein fatally wounded dur
ing a quarrel in a Colwell street resort
at Pittsburg Monday morning by an
unknown man who escaped.
The Canadian steamer Bannockburn
is missing. She left Port Arthur, Ont,
last Friday morning and should have
arrived at Sault Ste Marie Saturday,
but nothing has been heard of her.
While the battleship Texas was at
target. practice Friday at Virginia
Cape two of her large turret guns
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serious damage was done to the ship.
Charles w. Allardt, james F. Donog-
hue and Edward Farum of Chicago
we're Saturday convicted of counterfeit
ing railroad tickets. They will receive
an indeterminate sentence to the peni-
Tertiary.
Sven Anders Hedin, the Swedish
traveller, has been invited by several
American universities to lecture before
them On his explorations. He hopes to
be able to accept invitations early in
1903.
VIM. Hudnell of Moberly, No. a sta
tionary engineer, was killed and eight
laborers seriously injured by the
wrecking of the Wabash work train
near Council Bluffs Monday. The train
rain into a cow.
William H. Murray, alias Howard.
was arrested at Dunlap, Tenn, Satur-
day by Illinois officers on a warrant
charging hi mwith the murder of a man
named Woodrome at Williamsburg, H.,
committed % years ago.
Madame Duse, the Italian actress,
was received by the president and Mrs.
and Miss Roosevelt Wednesday at the
white house. The call lasted about half
an hour, the time being occupied in a
chat on various matters of personal in
terest.
Springfield will not attempt to gain
admission to the Three-I Baseball
league. This decision was reached by
the committee Saturday. 1t was decided
it was too late to secure a satisfactory
nine, even if admission could be gain
ed.
The dead bodies of Joe Branch. two
women and a child, all negroes were
found Monday afternoon in a cabin in a
lonely part on the outskirts of Turker.
The heads had all been split with an
axe. There is no clue to the murder
ers. FLA
The Colombian legation at Washing
ton received a despatch Saturday an
nouncing the surrender of General Ver-
gas-Santos and Soto, two former rev.
dictionary leaders. The dispatch adds
this completes the pacification of the
entire country.
The Honorable Theodore Lewald,
Germany's. imperial worlds fair COM
missioner, Friday assisted in the stalk
ing of the site assigned for the ma
tional pavilion of Germany at st.
Louis. The site embraces a hilltop over
looking the entire exposition.
Two engines crashed into a street car
at the crossing of the Belt railroad in
Indianapolis Wednesday morning, kill
ing Street Car Conductor Barney
Sweeney and seriously injuring Frank
Pitts, motorman, John Hickman,
brakeman, and Miss Bertha Young.
The Roman author, Antonio Valerie,
whose death is announced, was better
known under the pseudonyn Valletta.
He was a literary antiquarian. who
brought to light many new and curious
facts regarding Casanova, Imperia,
Goethe's Milenese beauty, and the
Faustina of the Roman Elegies."
William H. Theobald, a special en-
ploye of the treasury department in
connection with the New York custom
house, has been discharged by direc-
ton of the secretary of the treasury. 1t
is charged TheObald has been over
jealous in the discharge of his duty,
and !has brought the department into
~disrepute by ill-advised action in con-
nection with the seizures of imported
goods.
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