The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-06
Ill World Over
NEWS IN NUT SHELL
FROM EVERY NOOK
OF The EARTH

New York, Feb. 5.-Mrs. Rita H. DeAcos-
ia, the former wife Of ". e. D. Stokes
a New York. millionaire, was married
this afternoon in Grace church Chantry
to Captain Philip NJ. Lydig.
Denver. Col, Feb. 5.-Judge Bennett sit
ting in the criminal court. today decid-
I'd that the grand jury called by Judge
Johnson was illegally drawn.
Pekin, Feb. 5.-Major Edgar B. Robert
son, of the Ninth infantry started today
for Manila and Captain Andrew Brew
ster of the same regiment. assumed
command of the United States legation
guard.
New York, Feb. announcement was
made here today of the organization of
the Railway Steel Spring company I'M
der the laws of New Jersey, TO take all
the concerns, in this country that manu-
facture steel spring for railroad equip
ments.
Frankfort. Ky, Feb. 5.-The house to-
day advanced the bill which prohibits
the use of any kind of book in Kentucky
schools that does not give full credit to
Schley for the Santiago victory.
Vienna, Feb. 5.-The archduke, Francis
Ferdinand. heir presumptive to the
thrones of Austria and Hungary start
ed today for st. Petersburg. The cars
private train win meet him at the from
tier
st. Joseph. Mo, Feb. "a heavy snow
storm struck St Joseph this morning
and the precipitation is gradually in
creasing.
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Patrick for the murder Of VIM. Marsh
Rice, was adjourned again today owing
to the Illness of Juror John D. Camp
bell.
Philadelphia. Feb. 5.-A Mackey-smith.
rector Of st. Johns Episcopal church.
Washington. D. c., was today elected
coadjutor to Bishop Whitaker of the
Pennsylvania diocese.
New York, Feb. 5.-EarIy today four
masked men entered the Office Of Geo.
Hill, a contractor of Elizabeth, n. J.,
who is constructing car shops for the
Jersey Central railroad, and after gag
ging a Waterman. carried off $500 in
money.
New York, Feb. 5.-Bazard Freres have
added $4,000 TO their engagement of
gold shipment to Europe tomorrow.
This brings the total engagement for
tomorrow's steamer up to s425O,OOO.
Waterloo, Iowa, Feb. 5--Afrs. Ed Kush-
ned and two children were burned to
death in their home last night in a fire
caused by the overturning Of a lamp.
One other child was fatally burned and
three others seriously injured
Berkeley. Cal. Feb. SIN a practice throw
in the campus, Alfred D. Plaw of the
University Of California, hurled the To-
pound hammer 1S7 feet and inches from
seven foot circle.
Washington, Feb. 5.-Senator Nelson to-
day introduced a bill prepared by the
national millers association providing
for the amendment of the interstate
commerce law. It empowers the inter
state commerce commission to fix rates
for transportation and abolishes pun
ishment by Imprisonment
Washington Feb. Sin the case of Benz
Daniels who recently was confirmed by
the senate as marshal of Arizona. is is
said that his commission has not been
issued and viii not be until the charges
of his having served a sentence in the
Wyoming penitentiary have been dis
proved.
New York. Feb. 5.-The barge Mystic
Belle. one of the three of the Tug Rich
monds tow, which broke away and
drifted out to sea in Sundays gale, was
picked up by the tug Cuba, about co
miles opposite Of Montauk Point last
night and was towed to Newport, R. I.
Tucson. Ariz.. Feb. 5.-The charred re-
mains of \. T. Vail, pioneer raneher,
were found in the ruins of his house at
Aravapai canyon. s. miles from Tucson.
The supposition is that the house was
burned down by Apache Indians, who
roam around that section
Toxic. Jan. 2t-Cvia Victoria, B. c., Feb.
@-There is a possibility that the crown
prince of Japan may visit the United
States before long. He has long ex-
pressed wish to travel in America and
Europe and has now taken the necessary
preliminary steps of communicating his
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