The Glenwood post., 1904-12-31
CONDENSED TELEGRAnS

at Chicago January 15tn.
The long drouth at Pittsburg, Penn
| sylvania, was broken December 23d by
heavy and continued rains.
Rev Albion w. knight of St. Phil
! lips Episcopal cathedral, Atlanta, has
been consecrated bishop of Cuba.
Statisticians estimate that the losses
by the recent uncommonly dense fog
in London amounted to 100000 a
day.
The Sultan OF Morocco has adopted
vigorous anti-foreign policy and
French domination is likely to be re-
sisted to the extent of revolution.
A dispatch from Tangier, Morocco,
says that the German legation has
warned German subjects in Fez to
prepare to leave at q moments notice.
Andrew Carnegie presented to the
Braddock Carnegie library and tho
Homestead Carnegie library, Penn
| sylvania. $4,000 each as Christmas
gift.
The total gate receipts of the Britt
Nelson fight at San Francisco were
$26, 800, of which Britt received $S,S17,
Nelson S5,91S and the Yosemite club
$12,105.
Vice Admiral Lord Charles Beres-
ford has been appointed to succeed
Admiral Domville in command of the
British Mediterranean squadron, on
May list.
The Department of Commerce and
Labor has purchased ground at Ell
Paso, Texas. and ordered the erection
Of a $4,000 building for the immigra-
tion service.
King Peter has signed the new press
law. which practically abolishes free
dom OF the press in Servia, though
aimed principally at the antidynastic
and opposition papers.
For secreting whiskey for holiday
entertainments large number of ma
val cadets at Annapolis were sent to
the prison-ship Santee and three were
recommended for dismissal.
1t is estimated that it cost Chi
cago more than 1000, 900 to celebrate
Christmas. Never before was money
expended so freely in celebrating a hol-
iday in the history of the city.
A Hague dispatch says that the re-
port that Holland will place Sabang,
in the straits settlements. at the dis
posal Of the Russian second Pacific
squadron, is devoid of foundation.
w. C. Matthews, the negro football
and baseball player has been elected
one Of Harvards senior class day off.
GERS. This Is among the highest hon.
ors in the gift Of Crimson undergrad
uates
The Hamburg line steamer Patricia,
which arrived in New York on Christ
orb of
passengers, most of whom were Rus
slams fleeing to avoid the army con-
scription.
The governor of Moscow has Off
cially condemned the resolution of the
Moscow town council December 18th,
advocating popular control of the gov.
ernRent and freedom of the press and
of meeting.
Henry MolyneuX Paget Howard, earl
of Suffolk and Berkshire, WIS married
in Washington December. 27th to Miss
Marguerite Hyde Letter. a daughter of
Mrs. Levi Y. Letter and = sister of
Lady Curzon.
After having been exhibited for more
than forty years, during which time
he has visited nearly all the principal
cities of the United States and Europe,
William Connery, known as "The Irish
Giant" has been sent to the New York
City almshouse. Connery is seven feet
one inch in height
Work has begun on the last stage Of
pipe line which will convey oil from
the fields of Indian Territory to the
refineries in Long Island City and
Green Point. Men are now preparing
to lay pipes under the East river. The
line will be 1000 miles long and 1000
men will watch it to detect breaks.
Prussia is negotiating treaties with
the other German states for the col
lective management of state lotteries
and will thus reduce the expenses and
then share the proceeds on an equita-
BILE system of percentages, avoiding the
multiplication of agents and advertis-
ing, and removing the necessity for
costly competition.
Major Edward E. Hardin of the Sew
enth infantry, U. S. A. has been tried
by court martial and acquitted OF the
charge OF neglect Of duty. Major Har-
din was charged with neglect of duty
in not having a sufficient guard at Ma
late prison, from which thirty.three
killing three guards.
Russia is on the eve OF abolishing
the passport system. The matter has
already been decided in principle by
the commission which is investigating
the passport question. A new law will
be promulgated by the Senate within
six weeks, as one of the solid reforms
resulting from the administration of
Interior Minister Sviatopolk- Mirsky.
A statement of the extent of ship
ments of exhibits from the Worlds
Fair has been made by the director
of exhibitors. Nearly half of the do
nestle and twenty-five per cent. of the
foreign exhibits have been shipped and
twenty-five to thirty per cent. of the
domestic and half of the foreign re-
naming are packed and ready for
shipment.
Barney Oldfield succeeded in lower
ing all automobile records from two to
r{p Will ot IL oil