The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-03-13
GENERAL NEWS BY WIRE
Matters Of Interest Covering Various
Parts of the World and Put
In Concise Form.

"a tnO dllltc III Ntht-
suelan waters, has left La Guayra.
Tirpitz declined to furnish the latter,
but said he would hand Richter person
ally a list Of the ships ready for service.
Official notice has been received at
81 Louis from Paris Of the transfer Of
h Olympian games from Chicago in
1904.
Colonel Michael G. Murphy, commits
Goner of police under the last Demo-
cratic administration, in New York, is
dead.
Mrs. Bayley Hit Pitcher, wife Of a
Joliet business man, gave birth to three
girl babies, all perfect and in good
health.
Terry McGovern, with his trainer,
has left New York for San Francisco,
where he will fight Young Corbett
March 81.
Jennie Thomas, the stenographer who
a week ago killed Fred Broderson and
shot herself, is dead at the hospital in
Lincoln, Neb.
Patrick Breen, an old citizen of Du-
buQue, is dead. Breen was a civil war
veteran and a member of the famous
Ryan guards.
The case of Capt. A. w. Horsford at
Dubuque, charged with ENLIGHTENMENT,
will be taken from the justice court to
the grand jury.
Josiah Muir of Morristown, n. j., died
there aged 81 years. He was the in
ventor of the paper car wheel now in
use by railroads.
A strong German force sent to East
Asiatic waters was, Tirpitz explained,
assigned to that station at the request
Of the foreign Office.
A large section of the lower part of
Vicksburg is covered by water, and
several warehouses and the river front
nave been abandoned.
General Pedro Hinojosa, formerly
Mexican minister of war and marine in
the Diaz cabinet from 1885 to 1896, is
dead at Mexico City, Mex.
st, Andrews church of Chicago has
called the Rev. George B. Pratt, pas
tos Of st. James church Of Dundee, ILL.,,
to act a. associate pastor.
All hope for the ecovery of the sew
en-. fishermen lost on a detached ice
held last Sunday near Menominee, has
been practically abandoned.
About 250 employees of Tiffany's glass
ma Decorating company are on a
ttrike because the daily supply of beer
has been cut off by the firm.
In the New Jersey house a bill re-
guirtng trust companies to make a pub
no statement four times a year of their
easets n liabilities was defeated.
Tommy Gilfeather of San Francisco
was awarded the decision over George
Monroe Of New York at Hot Springs,
Ark, at the end of the seventh round.
Professor G. G. Maynard's depart
a1ent of technology, Washington, is
preparing a volume OF all the guns and
RIDES that have been used by the United
States army.
John Benberski,' a former state in
dustrtal school inmate, attempted to
murder Carl Wedel, a wealthy Muk-
yonago stock buyer, by shooting at
Waukesha, Wis.
Alfred Pelldram, the newly appointed
German minister to Venezuela, arrived
at New York on the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse. He intends to sail for Ven
ezuela Saturday.
Medrie Robillard, known in the the
atrical world as Louis Martinetti, is
dead at Victor, Col, of apopleXy. Mar
&tcNNh va AhN AlllVl NOLltuldh III III
Devils Auction" company.
Governor Van SAINT has granted two
weeks repsite to Ole Olson, convicted of
the Aitkin murder at st. Paul. 1t is al
legged he is insane. If the board finds
Olson sane he will be executed.
The secretary of the treasury has
drawn warrants in favor of several
states on payment of claims for money
advanced for raising Of volunteers in
b civil war. Wisconsin gets SASS, 677.
The Associated Press is authorized by
b British embassy at Washington to
state there is no foundation for the re-
ports that Mrs. Maybrick's release is
contemplated by the British authori-
ties.
The towboat Russell Lord of the
Ayer-Lord feet came out Of Tennessee
river with a tow of rs, 900 crossties.
This is the largest consignment of
crossties ever brought to Paducah by
any n steamer.
l. A. O'Brien, an American dentist,
has been ordered to leave SaXony on
account of his supposed relations with
former Crown Princess Louise. He sails
with his wife and four children for
America Thursday.
The executive committee Of the Lake
Carriers association has made a con-
tract with the Seamen's union to ar
range for wages Of $40 per month from
the beginning of the season and SG5 af-
ter Oct. l, and 25 cents al hour extra
overtime.
Some new statistics show that while
In England, Italy and Austria the num-
Der of births exceeds the number of
deaths by over 100 in every LOCO, in
France the births are but 1,00G against
1000 deaths.
The lumbermen at Washington have
elected p. White of North Tonawanda
N. Y, president; Lewis C. Slade of Sag
inaw, Mich, vice president. A banquet
was held with the retailers, guests of
the wholesalers.
The biggest deal in racehorses made
IN Canada for some years was COM
pleted when Alex. and Rod Mackenzie,
Bons of William Mackenzie, paid 81, 900
TO Harry Giddings of Oakville for his