The age-herald., 1902-03-08
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Chicago, March 7-Dr. Christian Fen ger, a surgeon whose prominence was ai- most worldwide, died tonight,
 New York, March '. - Henry Bischoff, senior member of the banking firm of Henry Bischoff & Co.,. died at his home in this city today.
 Carbondale, H., March 1.-The author ities of this county have arrested Ar thur Roeland, wanted at Jackson, Tenn, on the charge of murdering Thomas Young in January 1901. He Is held for the Tennessee authorities.
 London, March 7.-James Dick, the larg- est English importer of gutta percha, manufacturer of submarine cables origi- nator of rubber-soled shoes and philan- thropist, died today at his home in Glas- gow. Mr. Dick left e1, 900 to Glasgow charities.
 London, March 7-"Only Germany now opposes the restitution of Tien Tsin to China" says the correspondent of the Times, cabling from Pekin. "The other powers are ready to restore the adminis- tration of that city to the Chinese au- thority.
 Berlin March 1.-The government of the Duchy of Brunswick has sent to the Diet a memorandum definitely declaring that the Duke of Cumberland is not the sovereign of the country and that no one can be its sovereign unless he is a federal prince.
 sedalia, Mo-, March Fire, which was started by young woman clerk who, in searching the basement for a lost penny ignited some cotton rolls. de- stroyed the Cannon dry goods store today and damaged several adjoining buildings. The total loss was $100. 900.
 Buda Pest, March 7.-The proceedings in the lower house here became so tur- bulent today that the session had to be closed. The Kossuthists rebelled at the quashing of the election of one of their deputies, and their passionate denuncia- tions filled the house, preventing the premier, Coleman De Sezle, from speak ing.
 Washington, March 7.-Speaker Tender son today presented, by request, to the house a memorial from the house of delegates of Porto Rico soliciting for the depressed condition of the coffee industry and asking that a bounty of cents a pound be paid out of the United States treasury for coffee raised in Porto Rico and exported
 Washington, March 7.-Senator Teller today presented in the Senate a memorial from the Colorado legislature urging that the present tariff on sugar be re- tained and protesting against any reel procity with Cuba as opposed to the rapidly developing beet sugar interests of the western states.
 Pekin, March 7.-Bandit soldiers have captured a priest at Jehol, about 100 miles northeast of Pekin. Both the French and Russians are anxious to send troops to rescue this priest, but as Jehol is a rich gold mining district, the court has order ed General Mayukowan to hurry and re- lease the prisoner in order to forestall the entry of foreign troops into the dis trict.
 Omaha, Neb March 7.-J. H. Cook and Dr. James Chambers. both of Missouri leaders of the new Allied Party" ad. dressed small crowd here tonight. Wher Dr. A. J. Cook of Omaha, who presided invited all who were in favor of organiz ing club of the new party to rise only | two stood up and one of them dropped back into his seat. Considerable confu sion ensued and the meeting adjourned
 London, March 7.-Cabling from Tier Tsin the correspondent of the Standard reports a dispute between the French and American consuls there arising from the attempts of the French consul to include certain mission properties in the French settlement. The American consul, says the correspondent, hoisted the American flag on the disputed buildings. The French consul now threatens to hoist the | French flag above the American.
 Grand Rapids, Mich, March 7.-Develop ments in the investigation into the deatl of Mrs. Ada Klump. the young wife oi William Klump of Lowell, point to on, of the most ld-blooded murders Michi gan has ever known. After a diligent in quiry into the circumstances of the case Sheriff Chapman this evening arrested William Klump The officers express tho belief that Klump either sent through the mail himself the powders that killed Mrs Klump, or knew who did send them, anc that the main object was the removal of Mrs. Klump.
 
 Kritzinger Condemned for Life.
 Berlin, March 7.-Extra editions of the