The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-22

| Pine Bluff, Ark, July H.-For an as
sault upon a thirteen year old girl, daugh-
ter of a saw mill man named Blake.
Crane Green, negor, was taken from
officers late last night and lynched.
Constantinople July 2.-According TO
dispatches from Salonika, a battalion Of
troops has been sent to Boiran, in the
Vilayet of Salonika, to reinforce the
Turkish forces. There are already 100
troops OF Boiran and severe fighting is
reported to have occurred.
Buda Pest, July 21.-About 400 en-
ployes of the machine shops OF the Aus
tro-Hungarian state railroad have struck
work Three thousand soal miners and
foundry employees in the same district
also intend 70 go out.
Lamar Col. July 21.-A. costly freight
, train wreck occurred on the Santa Fe
last night four miles west of Cadioa,
Col A train composed of thirty cars Of
California fruit was running at speed
Of 81 miles per hour, when the fourteenth
car from the engine jumped the track,
followed by twelve others.
Chicago, July A.-Miss Kate Minard,
a passenger, was seriously injured and a
by the wrecking of a Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific suburban train at Forty
Seventh street today.
Denver, Col, July H.-E. T. Dolan, su-
perintendane of the Colorado division Of
the Santa Fe has succeeded General
Superintendent F. w Egan of the Colo
RADIO & Southern, who resigned to be-
come vice president and general manager
of the Fort Worth and Denver City
road. with headquarters at Fort Worth.
ST Thomas, D. w. l., July PA severe
earthquake was felt through the Island
of St Vincent early this morning.
London, July 1.-THE Irish land bill
passed its third reading IN commons to-
day by 3l7 to 90
Cleveland July 21.-Under the provi-
sions of the bylaws of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers, First Assist
ant A F. Youngston will succeed the
late Chief P. NJ. Arthur. Owing to the
critical illness, however, Of Mr.. Youngs-
ton. he has not been advised of Mr..
Arthur's death.
Gait, Ont, July PA rear end collision
occurred on the Canadian Pacific early
this morning between two freights on the
west end of the Long Canadian Pacific
bridge over the Grand river here. Four
bodies have been recovered so far and
there is thought to be one more body
still in the wreck.
Newark. N J., July 1.-Herman Gau-
dinger a pattern-maker. shot and killed
his wife. shot his nine-year-old son and
then killed himself tonight. The tragedy
ended a spree.
Madrid. July fixing Alfonso today
visited the papal nuncio to present his
coincidence on the pope.
South Haven, Mich, July H.-Roy En-
glish, a Chicago board of trade man,
was drowned while bathing in Lake
Michigan here today. Mrs. English was
standing on the shore. and saw her hus-
band disappear, but was unable to rem
der assistance.
Roanoke. Va, July 21.-The Norfolk and
Western shops today cut of the night
shift and reduced the day work from ten
hours to eight hours, with eight hours
pay. About 800 men are affected.
Montreal, July 21.-The Canadian Pa
cifc railway car men who threatened to
strike for higher wages have been set
tied with. They get an increase of from
l cent to IL cents an hour a ten-hour
day and time and half on holidays.
Pittsburg. Pa. July A.- Announcement
was made today that at yesterdays
wage scale conference between the win
dow glass workers and manufacturers.
the workers succeeded in effecting a
settlement whereby they are to receive
. 1f lol Fo,-
during the past.
st. Petersburg, July 21-Boeven torpe-
do boats will leave Cronstadt on the 2Sth
instant TO reinforce the Russian Pacific
squadron.
London, July 21.-Chas. F'rohman has
accepted Geo. Jennings dramatization
of Lady Roses daughter and has decided
to present Fay Davis in the title rode.
Miss Davis is now in Switzerland and
will return to New York for the re-
hearsals
Punta Arenas. Chile, July 21.-Contracts
have been made with local salvers to
save the cargo OF the German steamer
Theben. for 1000 pounds, and the ship
at 5000 pounds, on the principle of mo
cure, no pay"
New York. July 21.-After a short ses-
sion dealing only with business of press
ing character the board of aldermen to-
day passed resolutions expressing pro-
found grief at the death of Pope Leo
XIII, and authorizing a special COM
mittee to cooperate in holding memorial
services.
London, July PA News dispatch from
Vienna saws that the members of the
Macedonian committee at Tetova today
fatally attacked the arch priest. Missa
Mossail. The arch priests own bishops,
whom he had offended, forbade the local
doctors TO attend the wounded man.
New York, July 21.-It was announced
at the Brighton eBach track tonight
that McChesney viii be shipped on
Thursday to Saratoga. where he is enter
ed for three stake races. The first in
which both McChesney and Waterboy
viii be eligible is the Saratoga cham
pionship stakes, to be run on August Is.
Bloomington. In..July21.-W. A. George,