The Glenwood post., 1904-10-15
CONDENSED TELEGRAhS

trial board will convene at Boston,
October oath.
| Miss Bessie Wilson, daughter of the
late Postmaster General Wilson, was
drowned at Virginia beach, Virginia
| October 9th.
Mrs. Florence Maybrick has written
to her attorneys at Washington posi-
lively denying reports that she in
/ tended going on the stage.
DR.. Leo. Vogel. Swiss lawyer and
secretary of the Swiss legation at Ber-
/ lin, has been appointed minister to the
United States
A Scotch whaler returned from Da-
Wis Strait brings news of the safety
of Captain Amundsen's artic expedi-
tion which left Christiana June IL
1903.
1t is reported that the Armstrong;,
the English gunmakers, have bought
! large tract of land in Russia with the
intention of erecting upon it extensive
gun works.
About onet hundred miles of the
Long Island railroad system will be
equipped with electricity, it is stated
and be ready for operation with that
| power next spring.
/ Albert ]. Adams, the former policy
| king of New York, was released from
Sing Sing prison on the 18th inst. after
serving eighteen months of year and
nine months sentence.
The italian war office has recalled
under arms the reserves of 1908, ex-
cept the cavalry and artillery. This
action places about 900 more troops
at the disposal of the government,
Sons of Marcus A. Hanna are to
erect a 100000 mausoleum on the
family lot in Lakeview cemetery,
Cleveland, to contain eighteen cata-
combs for members of the Hanna fam
lily.
George Washington Murray the
colored representative of South Car
olina district in Congress, was ap-
pointed a fourth-class postmaster al
Huger, village in Berkely county.
South Carolina.
Lord Miner has resigned the high
commissionership of South Africa. on
account of i'll health, brought about by
the prolonged strain in graphing with
the situation, which is daily becoming
more difficult, owing to the financial
and racial troubles of the country.
The princes of the house Of Orleans
from Havre, Prince Louis d'Orleans ct
Bragance and his brother, Prince An
tome d'Orleans ct Bragance, arrived IN
New York on the Sth inst. and expect
to remain six weeks in this country
visiting st. Louis, Chicago and other
cities.
Bert Holcomb and Harry Sandale,
who left Chicago in thirty-five horse
power automobile on the 4th inst. rode
the entire distance to New York City
in tfty-one hours and fifty-one min
utes, beating the best previous record
by thirteen hours and thirty-eight
minutes.
The Prince Bishop of Ascol, Italy,
who has written to ]. P. Morgan, ask
ing for the return of the cope stolen
from the cathedral at Ascoli in 1892
and subsequently purchased by Mr..
| Morgan, has requested Pope Plus to
use his influence to secure the return
of the cope.
DR.. Bessie, the alienist, after visit
10 Princess Louise of SaXe-Coburg, de
clared that he found in her no trace
of the insanity which has been alleged
as a reason for keeping her under re.
straint. He added that he found
marks of violence upon the body Of
the princess.
Mrs. John Angel, who created
sensation a few years ago by bringing
suit against the heirs of Jay Gould,
saying she was the widow of the multi
millionaire, and demanding share
of his property, died a few days ago
at Rouse's Point, New York She was
about seventy years old.
The official statement issued by the
Worlds Fair shows that the atten-
dance on Chicago day, which was OBJ.
served October Sth, was 1887, and
an attendance for the week ending
Saturday, October Sth of S60945. The
total attendance since the opening of
the exposition to that date was 49,,
376,456.
Lou Dillon, the Worlds champion
trotting mare owned by c. X. G. Bill
lings, broke all records for trotting
horses today, by circling the course at
the Memphis. Tennessee, driving park
in l:Ok. The former workout rec
ord of 2:O2 was held by Lou Dillon and
established at Cleveland September
2Sth Of this year. No wind shield
was used
The will of the late Postmaster-Gen-
eral Henry c. Payne has been filed for
probate in Milwaukee. The estate es-
timated In value at 100000, Of which
100000 is personal and 100000 real
estate is left in trust, chiefly for the
benefit of his wife, Mrs. Lydia w.
Payne, and his sister Mrs. Imogene p
Cameron. There are a number Of
minor bequests.
One of the first acts of Prince Svia-
topolk-Mirsky after assuming the of
fee of minister of interior of Russia
was to discharge, with three months
salary, ninety detectives of the late
Minister Plehve's personal bodyguard
He says that his health demands long
walks and he doesn't propose to be
annoyed by continual shadowing.
w. Schamp, secretary of William
Ziegler, and who had charge of the
unsuccessful Frithjof party sent to
search for the American exploring