The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-10-03
SUMMARY OF News
Happenings Of the World in
$500. Brief Dispatches.
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MONDAY.

CdTtHqudkcS IN frdnCe.-Inree
earthquake shocks were felt Saturday
night in the district of Moutiers-en-
Tarantaise, department of Savoie.
National Chaplain, A. o. H.-Risnt
| Rev. Joseph j. Glennon, bishop Of Kan.
| sas City, Mo-. has been appointed ma.
tional chaplain of the Ancient Order
OF Hibernians In America by National
President James e. Dolan of Syracuse.
Old Smoky" Met Death.-Among
eight horses destroyed in a barn.
which burned at Proctor Knott, Mimi.
was Smoky" formerly Buffalo Bits
! favorite horse. One of Frederic Rem.
ington's masterpieces is said to be a
picture OF Buffalo Bill mounted on
Smoky"
Two Residence Blocks Burned
One of the most extensive fires in the
history OF Stockton, Cal, started Sun.
day night In the Agricultural pavilion.
That structure, with all its contents.
and two residence blocks were burned
Loss, $5G0,000; less than half insured
Street Cars Didn't Run.-Fifteen
hundred employees of the New Orleans
Street Railway company struck Sun
day morning on account of the refusal
OF the company to grant their demands
for higher wages and shorter hours
and as result not street car was
operated in that city.
White House Furniture Rurned.-Of
thirty pieces of furniture, some cur.
tains and porticoes and several heavy
plate mirrors, all belonging to the
White House, were destroyed by fire
of unknown origin Sunday in the up
holstering establishment of A. E. Ken
nedy Washington. The loss Is estl.
mated by the fire department at $4,000.
TUESDAY.
Ex-War Minister Dead.-Gen. Won
Gossler, formerly Prussian minister of
war, died at Danzig, Prussia, Monday
evening. Gen. Won Gossler was Jorn
in 1S41. Hhe was appointed minister
OF war Aug. IA, 1896, and resigned the
office Aug. % of this year.
In Honor of a Boston Man.-The
archbishop of Canterbury, DR.. Temple,
Monday unveiled in the parish church
of Cranbrook. Kent, England, a tablet
and three windows erected by R. Fl.
Eddy Of Boston, Mass, to the memory
Of the Rev. w. Eddy, who was vicar of
the parish from 1889 to 1916.
Mystery Cleared.-The mystery Of
the disappearance of Evangelist c. d.
Crittenton, the millionaire founder Of
rescue homes of Spokane, Wash, has
been cleared up by Spokane friends.
Mr.. Chittenton left that city Friday
morning and is hurrylng to New York
to sail for England, where his daugh-
ter is reported dangerously i'll.
Naval Cadets Will Participate.-Af.
ter conference with Superintendent
Wainwright of the naval academy, the
secretary of the navy has Issued or
ders for the participation of the naval
cadets in the naval veterans parade,
which is to occur in Washington Tues
day Of next week, as a part Of the
Grand Army encampment exercises.
Arsenic in the Beans.-Hudson Aut-
Ter, his wife Emily and five children
are at the point of death from arsen.
ical poisoning at their home in Vim
cennes, Ind. All the family became
violently Ill and were seized with vom-
iting spells after dinner Monday, ex-
cepting a young son, who declined to
partake of a dish of beans. What
seems to have been plot to kill the
family was disclosed by an expert ex-
animation Of the beans, which showed
the presence of arsenic.