The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-22

| and by different routes. The point OF
their reunion is not known
Buffalo, N Y, May H.-The most in
teresting event of the session of the gen.
eral assembly of the Presbyterian church
of the United States today was the read
ing of a dispatch relating to the recep-
ton by the Southern Presbyterian as
sembly now in session at Mobile, Ala,
of the resolutions OF the general assem-
bly, looking to the union OF the two
bodIes
Morristown, N J., May 21-The Stony
brook plant Of the United Box, Board
and Paper company, at Whippany, was
practically destroyed by fire today. Loss
$3.50. 900. The plant had daily capacity
of fifty tons OF finished product.
Paris, May IA dispatch from Tan
gier says that on the request of the
French minister. leading Moroccan officers
have started for the mountains to induce
the brigands to give up Ion Perdicaris
and Cromwell Varley, who were kidnapped
on May Is
Cleveland, Ohio. May 21-After having
oeen in session for nearly three weeks,
the thirty-ninth annual convention of the
Amaigamated Association of Iron, Steel
and Tin Workers adjourned tonight after
re-eiecting Theodore J. Shaffer president,
and choosing Detroit as the next con-
vention city. Other officers were re-elect-
ed. Daniel B. Sullivan. of Oakland. Cal.
was elected delegate to the American
Federation Of Labor.
st. Louis, May 21.-Ethan Allen Hitch
cock, secretary of the interior, accom-
panied by Mrs. Hitchcock. arrived in St
Louis tonight from Washington. Secre-
tary and Mrs. Hitchcock will remain
here for about week, visiting the worlds S
fair.
Pittsburg, May 21.-Secretary of State
John Hay passed through Pittsburg to-
night on the way from the worlds fair
to Washington. Asked about the Re-
publican situation in Illinois, he said that
the short adjournment of the state con-
vention was wise action and that he
anticipated complete harmony would be
established.
Atlanta, Ga. May H.-The Brady Union
Stockyards company was placed in the
hands of a receiver today on petition
of creditors. The liabilities are placed
at s125,oo0; assets. slSo.oOO.
New York, May 21.-Pool room mana
gers generally kept their places closed
in New YIk today. A very few were
opened, the result being several raids
The handbooks did thriving business
and multiplied in number and against
them Commissioner McAdoo announced
that he would next direct his forces.
Buffalo, N. Y, May 21-The general
assembly of the Presbyterian church of
the United States held a brief business
session today. After adjournment the
and the women of the
party left for Niagara Falls. where they
spent the afternoon
Paris, May 2l-Friends of Emile Zola
in Montmartre cemetery today
for the unveiling of a monument de-
signed by Jordan and bearing bust by
Paris, May 21.-The Carnavalet mu-
scum has been presented by the Comte
de- Chollet with the original text of the
1 rench constitution of 1S4s. countersigned
oy Prince Louis Napoleon. Victor Hugo
-avaignac. La MARITIME and other MEM
oers of the constituent assembly of the
,epubtic
Paris, May 21.-Former Premier Wal |
solid food, and smoke.
Cape Haytien, Hayti, May PA courier
# the Associated Press who has arrived |
lere from Guayaubin brings the news |
hat Monte Cristi, on the north coast of |
,anto Domingo, which is held by the |
Dominican ,revolutionists, will be at |
acked by land and seat today.
1t was announced from Cape Haytien.
lay IS. that the Haytien authorities had
utforized a Dominican cruiser to disem-
ark a strong contingent of troops on
Iaytien territory for the investment of
fonte Cristi, which adjoins Haytien ter
itory, this being made necessary by the
of the many bombardments
oat Presidente
Pittsburg, Pa. May H.-Eight million
We hundred bushels of coal was shipped
outh within the last three days.
Cleveland, o.. May 21.-At today's ses
on of the Baptist anniversary report
as read by Rev. A. G. Lawson showing
tat the movement for Christian
ewardship league, which aims TO en-
II one million members for church
ork, is already well under way and that
xteen publications. under the control
the committee have been published.
Lao Yang, Friday, May 20.-Eleven
ilitary trains have come in here during
le past twenty-four hours. The Rus
an trouble is rising byb leaps and
,unds The rains have stopped sud {
,nly and fine weather has set in.
Pa. May 2.-For the first
me this week. Senator Quay today left
s room at his brotheEs home at Nor {
,nzea and went downstairs. His con-
ton tonight is believed to be greatly s
lproved.
Dallas. Texas, May H.-The delegates q
the general assembly Of the Cumber- I
nd Presbyterian church laid aside I
urch matters today and spent the day s
Waxahachie. 80 miles distant. where
picnic and barbecue was tendederd them {
local Presbyterians. c
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