The Yale expositor., 1902-05-02
CONDENSED NEWS.


was of incendlary origin.
Nine. Calye sailed for Europe on the
81. Paul. She said before she went on
board the steamer that she had said
goodby Co her American friends Tor
the last time.
The ease OF Berry Howard. ON trial
In Frankfort. Ky. as the alleged prin-
clpal I'm the Goebel assassination. was
given to the Jury az 1000. AZ l2:l0 the
Jury brought I'm verdict OF not guilty.
BY order OF the president. Gen.
Funston has been directed To cease
further discussion OF public questions.
The president has telegraphed Fun
ston not To speak at the MiddleseA
banquet In Boston.
Frank Haven, OF New York. died
suddenly at Gray's logging camp In
NJ ntana. IL Is said he ran out Of
whiskey and as substitute drank
horse linment lie In said to have
been graduate Of Cornell university.
The amount of delcterious food pro
ducts placed upon the market each
year. Senat McCumber says was
valued az fully Sl.iTO.OOO.O0o. while the
total amount Of adulterated food pro
ducts each year was nearly : LOOO.OOp,.
600.
Capt. Charles L.. Clark. cX-cOm.
mnnder OF the battlcship Oregon, has
declined the appointment Of special
naval representative at the coronation
OF King Edward and the president
has named Rear Admiral Watson for
that mission.
The Nebraska state central commit
tee cf the Democrats and Populists
have fixed the place and date for
their state conventions for Grand ISL
and. June ~. Fusion has been prac-
tically agreed Ia. but the npportion
mcnt 81 offices was not decided.
The postofiice fraud involving the r.
sue and circulation of millions Of post
al cards has been brought 60 II close
by Postofiice Inspector Stuart. who mr.
rested Louis Smith NJ Chicago and
connscated over 10000 cards. print
Ing presses. cardboard and plates.
student reports give the total mum
Der of arrests I'm Moscow, during tn
last two or three weeks. as l.SOO. They
anticipate the exile 20 Siberia Of thu
greater part of the 900 students who
offered the government armed resist
ancc In the University Of Moscow.
Abraham May. aged 90 years. %
| KINGSTON. Tenn. was shot and instant
| ~ killed 10y his wife. 10 whom he was
married -four months ago. She h
81 years old. Mrs MAY confessed
TO the killing and stated II resulted
from "A family quarrel She IL now in
| jail.
The morning bulletin p stcd at Cas-
| tie Loo Friday announced that Queen
| Wilhelmina slept at intervals during
1 the night Her fever temperature con
/ tinues Ia indicate that her majesty
| Illness. which has now entered it,
! third week, IN taking Its regular
course.
Scurvy and typhoid lever are de-
4 yastatlng the pcasantry throughout
the whole of the Altai Highlands of
| SlbcriaD region. formerly the chief
granary Of siberia. The starving peO-
/ pie there have consumed even the last
remnants OF their seed grain and no
/ spring crop has been sown.
The electric light shown from the
/ torch of the statue OF liberty. New
| York harbor which was extlngulshed
| In the forcpart of March 10y the light
\ house department. has been re-lightcd
under the supervision Of the war de-
! partmcnt. To- which Its control has
4 been transferred.
! Mrs. Sarah Lynch, - years old. of
! Cleveland. was found dead In the rear
OF her home. ana her husband Martin
Lynch. 90 years old. Is under arrest.
charged with her murder. The woman
was shot through the tempe. Lynch.
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with blood and Ia n drunken condition.
The body of Angelo Carlll. the last
victim OF the Negaunec mine disaster
of Jan. Z. was recovered Thursday.
The body was found within - feet o.
the shaft where most OF the other
bodies were located. The miners
worked In the wrong direction IN
search of the remains for month
past.
Secretary of State Hay. for thu
| United States. and Minister Concha.
for Colombia. signed n treaty prOvid-
ing for the transfer TO the United
| States OF the rights incident TO the con.
struction OF the proposed Panama
| canal. This treaty Is sinilnr TO the pro
tocol recently signed. the terms of
! which have been published.
The Jury In the case OF Burton. VII
lis and Frederick Van Wormcr.
charged at Hudson. y. ". with the
murder of their uncle Pcter 4. Hal
lcnback. returned verdict OF murder
I'm the first degree against all three OF
the accused They were sentenced a.
bc eIectrocuted In the week OF May 10
next. The case viii he appealed.
President Roosevelt has determined
the succession 90 the vacancy OF the
International tribunal I'm Egypt Ivy pro-
noting Judge Batchellcr from the
court of first instance 10 the court OF
appenls o. succeed Judge Kelly. re
signed. Judge Van Horn. OF Utah. has
been named a. oil the vacancy I'm the
lower court caused by the promotion.
Mrs I.oitie G.. Dlmon. widow ot
Henry q. Dimo1. who was killed I'm the
Perk avenue. New York. tunnel nccl-
dent. on the New York Central rail.
road several months ago. was awarded
$40 600 damages against the ni'roatl