The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-18
LATE NEWS BY WIRE.

IA = NCWS Os WIFE,
Berlin, March 1.-THE expulsion of the
Russian students is likely to be followed
by a revision and q more stringent en-
forcement of the university entrance reg
uIations requiring foreigners to prove
equal in preparation with Germans
New York, March 11.-Former Governor
| Robert c. Smith of Montana, who was
j operated on at a hospital here yesterday,
is very comfortable tonight and the at
tending physician says Mr.. Smith is out
/ of danger.
Cape Town, March 17.-Lord Miner,
| British high commissioner in South Africa
has cancelled the permit granted TO VIM
| Steed the English writer, to travel in
| South Africa owing 10 the character OF
the speeches recently delivered by Mr..
| Steed
! London March 1T.-Sir Donald Currie
has donated 100000 to the university col
/ Iege and London university. 1t is in
| tended this summer TO build a school OF
advanced medicine and it will also enable
/ the university to incorporate the college
in its system
! Lincoln, Neb. March He. Andrews.
chancellor of Nebraska university. who
but recently was able to leave a Chicago
hospital TO return to Lincoln, was taken
to a sanitarium tonight, suffering from
the grip.
Lao Yang, Manchuria. March 11-Troops
are still concentrating here and are FORM
ing guerrilla attachments. Prices have
risen enormously.
Che Foo, March 7.-Warnings have
been received here confirming previous re-
J ~
laid mines along the Liza Lao Tung PENN
sula and that neutral vessels are obliged
to show their colors five kilometers off
shore and await a Russian pilot
Sacramento, Cal, March 1.-THE Con-
tractors Association of Sacramento to-
day decided to shut down all mills in this
city. This will put a stop to all build
ing operations in this city for the time
being throwing 500 men out of work.
Washington, March Nv. T Nichols
has been appointed by the president to
be secretary of Arizona to succeed Isaac
T Stoddard Mr.. Nichols is secretary of
the territorial Republican organization of
Arizona.
Detroit March 17.-Henry T. Thurber,
a well-known attorney of this city. who
was private secretary TO President Cleve-
land during his second term. died today.
He was operated on for appendicitis two
weeks ago
Washington. March T.-Mrs. Miles, wife
Of Lieutenant General Nelson 4. Miles
retired is lying i'll at their home in this
city. Her condition has been exceedingly |
critical, and although some improvement
is noted today, no hope Is held out for her
recovery.
Toxic March 17.-General S. P. Hamil- |
ton, of the British army in India, ar
rived here today. He will accompany |
the japanese forces as a military OBJ |
server.
Portland, Ore, March 17.-That the last /
remaining victim of the IroquOis theatre |!
fire is not Madame Jennie Norelli is /
proven by the fact that Madame Norellis /
husband, Dr. Ernest Barton. of this city, /
has received a letter from her, written in /
Buffalo. N Y, March /
Sacramento, March 1.-THE serious !
ness of the conflict between the employers |
of labor and their employees in the build /
ing trades in this city was increased by I
the decision of the contractors associa- /
ton to close the planning mills. The car
penters represent the only branch of the I
building trades at work in this city to- /
day.
Chicago. March T.-Jesse Spalding, one |
of the most prominent capitalists Of Chi
cago, died at his home here today, after
a long illness. due to stomach trouble
Mr.. Spalding was selected by President
Harrison as government director of the
Union Pacific railway.
Los Angeles, Cal. March 17.-Gideon c.
Moody who was the first United States
senator from South Dakota. and a college !
mate of Senator Pettigrew of that state |
died at his home in this city today, aged |
"A years.
Washington. March IA cablegram |
received from Shanghai tonight at the |
Japanese legation says that the Russian 7
fleet left Port Arthur on .ae morning of
March II. but returned the same evening. /
Chicago. March 1.-THE Democratic
state convention will be held in Spring
field June a
Vienna. March 17-Serious riots have
occurred at a university at Agram, cap !
itaI Of Croatia-Slavonia. between stud
ents for and against Russia. Several
students on bot hsides were arrested.
Chicago. March Jimmy Gardner of
Lowell. Mass, outclassed Mike Ward of
Sarnia, Ont. in a contest here tonight
and after six rounds of one-sided fight
was given the decision.
Odessa. March 1.-THE steamer kitai,
which left for the far east with supplies,
has returned safely though the vessel
failed 70 deliver its cargo.
Constantinople. March Limited States
Minister Leishman. who has been away
from ConstantinoHle since February 9.
on leave of absence, returned here today.
I[ief. March 1.-THE management of the
Southwestern railway has decided to or
gauize a special train to carry the sick
from Manchuria TO the capital.
Washington. March 1.-THE trustees Of
the information bureau have issued an
informal denial to the charges that they
have used franks illegally These charges
are not officially made.