, 1903-01-23
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Fulton. \. Y. put an s o'clock curfev
law against children into effect las.
night.
Two thousand British colonists vii
sail from Liverpool in March t o snttl,
in British Columbia.
\ steel drill was blown through the
head of Wig Hanson. n miner neal
Bnz"man. Mont. Wednesday.
President Roosevelt has refused /.
pardon cN-Captain John NJ. Neal. In
prison in California for forgery.
Two grain elevators and 92.7O0 bush
els of grain were burned at McGreGor
Ia. Wednesday,. Loss. 500, 900.
The internal revenue collections fol-
December were $2O.9i3 $50, a decrease
Of S2.OG9. OG2 against December, 1901.
The Omaha. Decatur and Northern
Hallway company. to build an extensive
electric system. has been incorporated,
Congressman Shafroth has abau.
dOnod all hope for the passage of his
bill for a new public building in Den.
YER.
Lifting of the fog in the nick of time
prevented a large sailing ship from run.
ming ashore near Newport, Ore. Wed,
nesday.
Lieutenant G. r. d. McGregor has re
signed his place in the army because
ordered to student work at Fort Leav,
enworth.
Smith Park, a former student. has
sued Northwestern university for $50,
600 for the loss of an eye during an
experiment.
The Russian government has opened
200, 900 square miles of eastern Siberia
to Americans to prospect for gold and
other minerals.
The American Federation Of Labor's
executive council has authorized Pres
idont Gompers to go to Porto Rico to
organize unions.
Practically all of the butter at tbs
st. Louis city institutions has beer
seized because it is renovated but
ter" but is unstamped.
Rumors current in Europe yesterda.
of the death of the pope were absolute
ly baseless. On the contrary. he CAV,
several long audiences.
The subcommittee of the house ~
dietary committee has adopted the Lii
tlefield antitrust bill and will report
TO the full house tomorrow.
The steamer Seabird ran into TIL
rocks Of Dutch island harbor. Rhode
Island. in a fog Wednesday and was
wrecked. Two lives were lost.
The Montana senate has refused to
confirm w. r. Stewart, appointed judge
of the Fifth district by Judge Toole,
because of his Heinze affiliations.
The passengers of the long delayed
steamship st. Louis have engaged lega:
II ~ ou' lol hulllCSto IloIll INV
International Navigation company.
The Union Pacific strikers will ap-
peal to the executive committee of the
National Federation of Labor for aid
for %non-union men idle from sympathy.
The steamship Lain hat ran on the
sands near Gibraltar Sunday and was
hauled off uninjured Tuesday left yes
terday for New York with 72S passer-
gers.
Joseph Moser, jr.. and Albert Moser.
young men of Whitney. Idaho, were
killed by a snowslide near Logan, Utah.
Wednesday. Three others of the party
escaped.
President Roosevelt signed the new
militia bill Wednesday and then ex,
pressed the hope that no emergency
would aver require the use of the troops
provided for.
Congressman Reeder of Kansas is
working hard for the championship of
the house irrigation committee, but sen.
timent is strongly for Congressman
Mondell of Wyoming.
Socialists all over Germany are in.
~tensely excited over the refusal of tic
roichstag president to permit a social.
list to answer the cmperor's attacks in
connection with Krupp's death.