The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-24
TELEeRAPHIc RREviTIEs.

st Petersburg. July 23.-It is said that
Russia has arranged with French cap
ltaIsts for loan of sc, coa. COO.
Chicago. July 2S.-Adolph Ehman. a
member OF the firm of Charles Ehuan 4
Co, mantel manufacturers. angefed BY
the 5eers Of a crowd OF union work
men while he was acting as guard over
non-union men. shot and seriously wound
ed Robert houter, one OF his tormenteis.
today Ehman was arrested.
New York. July 23-Frederick ". OIls.
secretary OF the American delegation 10
The Hague peace conference. and more
recently member of the international
court, did suddenly today at his home
al Yonkers.
Baltimore. July 23.-Today 1900 Elks.
now attending the national reunion Of
their order in this city. went TO Tolches-
ter Beach TO participate in crab feast.
which has been prepared for them by
the local lodge.
Mexico City. July 23.-GeneraI Pedro
Rincon Gallardo. Mexican minister to
the court of st. James. left last night
accompanied by his family on his way to
London 10 take his post
novelist, died suddenly at his residence
at Hampstead this morning. He married
in 1877 Margaret. the daughter OF Jo-
seph Jefferson. the American actor Mr.
Farjeen died from the rupture of blood
vessel.
New York. July 25-Acting Police Com
missioner Ebstein today refused permit
TO march through the streets TO Mother
Jones and her army" OF textile work
ers. Mrs. Jones came over from Jer-
sey City, where the army is TO make
the application.
London. July 2.-The new battleship
King Edward VII. the largest in the
world. was successfully launched by the
Princess of Wales at Davenport this
evening. Among those present were the
Prince of Wales. Princess Henry OF Bat
tenberg and the lords of the admiralty
King Edward laid the keel plate March
s, 1902 The vessel cost s, 500 900.
Richmond. July 23.-The cruiser Calves
ton, which was under construction when
the Trigg shipyards went into the hands
OF receiver, was successfully launched
today. Miss Ella Selay of Galveston
acted as sponsor The only government
official present was Assistant Naval Con-
structor Groebeck
London. July 23.-The Irish land bill
passed its first reading in the house of
lords today. The second reading was
fixed for August g.
st. Paul. July 23.-Every boiiermaker
and boilermaker's apprentice in the en-
ploy of the Chicago. Minneapolis and
Omaha road struck today and the total
number out is about AS. The boiler
makers demand the payment of the Chi
cago scale.
st. Paul. July 23.-The secretary of war
has instructed District and States At
Lorney Houpt to commence condemnation
TO secure possession OF the
land required for the extension of the
Fort Smelling extension.
Chicago. July 23.-The counter propo-
sition made by the striking unionists
TO the Kellogg company that the latter
reinstate within thirty days all the strik-
ers who applied for reinstatement within
i've days was emphatieally rejected by
The Kellogg company today and peace
negotiations are at standstill.
Washington. July 23.-Acting Adjutant
General Hall has been advised that Major
General James F. Wade will relieve Ma
or General George w. Davis of the COM
nand of the division of the Philippines
Saturday, on which day General Davis .
will be placed on the retired list
Washington. July 23-The president has
lenied the application for Communication
# the death sentence passed upon Ben
amin G. HILL a white man IS years old.
who killed his wife. Hill will be hanged 4
tomorrow at the District Jail.
Washington. July 23.-Secretary Wilson