The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-09-03

LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

anarchy.
Lou Dillon will try to lower her 2
minute record.
MI. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie sail
from Liverpool for New York on Sep.
tembcr 4.
Villages built over the ruins of Her.
culanehm were nearly reached by lava
streams from Vesuvins
Striking employees Of the textile mills
operated by John and James Debson,
ut Philadelphia numbering 1000, have
returned to work.
A st. Petersburg special says that
the Russo-Japanesc' negotiations are
going on and there are fair hopes OF
u satisfactory issue.
One thousand feet below the central
cone Of Vesuvius the volcano opened
like mouth, ont Of which belchcd u
fiery stream Of lava.
The seven international bnilding
trades organizations arc said to be per.
footing arrangements for supporting
each other and arbitrating differences
Rev. j. S. Mcconnell, D. D., record
Ing secretary Of the board Of church
extension of the Methodist Episcopal
church, died in Philadelphia after a
protracted illness.
All the South Wales tin plate works
controlled by the employers association
closed for an indefinite period in con.
sequence of wage dispute From co.
900 to 30, 900 wolkmen are affected. 4
The cotton trade in England Is In 0
worse state than for Ii years, because
Of the short supply Of cotton. Heavy
demands are made for the support Of
the large number OF idle cotton workers
There are s. yellow fever patients at
Merida, Mexico. Al Progresso there
are 10 patients The sanitary author
tiles are working to prevent the spread
Of tile disease to other points in the
Yucatan peninsula,
A mob a. Utica N. Y, imposed upon
a newly married pair with charivari
and were given cigars. This did not
stop their deyilsh work and the bride
threw hot water on them One fellow
was scalded and lie had the bride ar
rested.
One man was killed and six others
were injured by an explosion in the
Illinois Steel companys works in Chi
cago The 5000 worllmen in the build.
Ing were panic stricken. Flying bits
Of steel hurt many, and there was II
general wrccling of machinery.
IL Is now considered certain that a
investigation will be in
stituted to uncover the truth concern
ing the Indian Territory scandals,
The department of justice will prob
ably DO linked with the interior de.
partment in making investigations.
The Rock Island and the Milwaukee
rains were tied up for some time at 1
Council Bluffs with washouts east OF {
,hc city.
General Miles is receiving aattering 6
in the way of receptions, din. I
iers, etc, in New Hampshire towns.
Great Britain has an area OF 7S,0OO,.
noe acres; Kansas has 100000. In II
treat Britain o., OO0,O acres fire used I
or farming; in Kansas 10000, 900. In p
he United Kingdom 81 per cent of a
he agricultural land is occupied by r
ennnts; in Kansas " per CENTS farlhed
v owners. y
According to N dispatch from Bel. a
'radc, Seryia, many OF the soldiers be. a
onging to the reserves called out by d
'urkcy ore refusing to join the colors 1t
S the troops in the field have not re. d
cived any pay for months. Il
The strike on the Richmond, Va, '.
trect railway, after lasting sixty days, .,
'as called'off. accompany lost Sl25,- n,
70, and the strikers lost $4,000 In ID
ages. The expense Of troops and ci
,ecial police was 5000, Two men
st their lives and scores Of persons nc
ere injured. SO
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