The Glenwood post., 1904-06-04
CONDENSED TELECRAhS

One thousand. three hundred and
Twenty-Five divorces were obtained in
Paris last year
The seventh annual session of the
American Mining Congress will meet
a. Portland, Ore. August 22nd
Sunday is strictly observed at the
Worlds Fair ground in st. Louis Re
llgious services are held for the Indi-
ans there.
After brief agitation, the New
York City Mothers Club has amended
Its constitution in order to admit men
| as associate members.
On June 9th the Order of Railroad
| Telegraphers will celebrate its eigh-
tenth anniversary, having been organ
lied at Cedar Rapids. Iowa. in 1886.
Fire in the Cudahy packing house at
| Los Angeles May 25th caused loss
Of 100000. 1t is Understood that the
| Elant will be Immediately restored.
The narcotic boom of an Austrian
surgeon can be fired from any gun, and
is claimed to give off powerful narcotic
gas enough to render 1000 men uncon-
sclous for several hours.
German editors are in the habit of
summing up political and commercial
conditions on Whitsunday of each
year. This year nearly all of them pre-
sent very gloomy view of the situa-
ton.
A Manila dispatch says that fifty
three Filipino men, women and chill
| dren, employees of the military govern
ment at Maltabang. were massacred
by Moros at midnight on the 18th
inst
Monnet, Missouri man has writ
ten 14,0S3 words on a postal card and
Is now one of the principal personages
of the town. There is talk of entering
him at the st. Louis Fair if a classif
/ cation can be found for him.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
| gineers, through its insurance depart
ment, is paying 100000 monthly to
| beneficiaries and disabled members.
During the existence of the department
it has disbursed S12 100000 in benefits.
With promises of eighty per cent.
annually on the investment, friends
and relatives of Gen. Leonard A. Wood,
U. S. A, and former governor general
Of Cuba, are selling to Wall street stock
In the Cuban Sea Island Cotton Com
pany.
/ About 1000 men will be laid off
| by the Pennsylvania railroad, the ac-
ton being to get down to the 1902
basis. Continued shrinkage in bust
ness and no expectation of early i'm
! provement are the reasons given for
! the reduction.
! The body of man has been taken
from the Calumet river. near Chicago,
supposed to be that of W. G. Pratt,
secretary of the Elgin National Watch
Company, who disappeared November
2S, 1903. 1t is thought Mr.. Pratt com
mitted suicide.
The general conference of the AT
rican Methodist Church at Chicago as
signed Bishop Grant to the Fourth dis
/ trict, including the Kansas, Colorado,
California and Puget Sound confer
ences. Bishop Evans Tyras was as
signed to the Tenth district, including
Indian Territory and Oklahoma con
! ferences.
Seven persons were killed, five fatal.
ly injured and twelve badly hurt by
an explosion in the drying room of the
Lake Shore Novelty Company's plant
at Findlay, Ohio, May 22nd. The en-
tire plant, which covered nearly ten
acres and was used for the manufac
ture of railroad torpedoes and Fourth
of July explosives, was destroyed.
Chao Chu, son of WI Ting Fang,
former Chinese minister to the United
States and now vice president of the
foreign board at Pekin, has been grad
uated at the head of his class in the
Atlantic City high school. There were
thirty-one pupils in the class. The
young Oriental will begin the study
of medicine in Philadelphia next fall.
Major Sylvester, superintendent of
the Washington police force, has had
destroyed all the films of the moving
pictures taken a short time ago by the
atrical parties on the east front Of the
capitol building, when President
Roosevelt was impersonated in the act
Of helping a fictitious negro into his
carriage. The police say this closes the
incident.
Late advices from Bogota. forward
ed by the New York Herald's CORE
spondent at Colon, are that the Co
lombian government has notified AL
ban G. Snyder, United States charge
d'affaires, to cable his government not
to send Minister Russ Ill or any other
diplomat to represent it at Bogota I'M
til further notice. Mr.. Russell is now
in Panama.
At St. Louis, May 21st, Arthur F.
Mcintyre, president Of the defunct Mer-
chants Brokerage and Commission
Company. one of the "get-rich-quick"
concerns, brought into prominence by
the downfall of E. ]. Arnold and John
J. Ryan. was found guilty Of using the
mails to defraud in the Federal Court.
and was sentenced to the penitentiary
for eighteen months.
The engineers OF the trans CONT
mental railroad project, now engaged
in surveying a route in the Gould in
terests, 1t is said, under the corporate
name of the Western Pacific Railway
Company. have decided to abandon the
idea of securing an exit from Califor-
MIA by way of Beckwith pass, but will
take q route through the Sierras, by