Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-07-07
Brief kilograms

STOCKS DelnB flHnS, III TAI . anu oio'''
On March 4, 1906, $4,000 red men
IN the Indian Territory will give up
tribal rule and become American citi-
zcns.
DR.. Mary Picrson Eddy of Beirut,
Syria, is in Washington. DR.. Eddy is
tho only woman ever licensed to prac'
tice medicine in the Turkish domin'
ions.
a Minneapolis investigator reports
what may surprise some people-that
the milling industry of the United
States is the third largest in the
country.
Old officers of the North American
tunerbund were specially honored mt
the second session of the twenty-first
convention of the organization at
Pittsburg.
Parts OF the wreck of the Sirius, the
first steam vessel to cross the Allan
tic, which was lost off Ballycotton,
County Cork, in 1S47, have just been
recovered.
Lconcavallo has arrived in Berlin
with the manuscript of the opera 'Ro-
land of Berlin" which Emperor vii.
liam commissioned him to- compose
some years ago.
Colonel G. A. Smith, millionaire
lumber dealer of Minneapolis, has an
nounced that he would give 100,000,000
feet of lumber to the Bethany college,
at Lindsborg, Kansas,
Jean de ReszlSe has set to work on
his Paris singing school with such
enthusiasm that he is not likely to be
tempted to return to the stage by any
salary that may be offered to him.
The first annual meeting of the So
ciety of Chemical Industry ever held
in America will convene in New York
on September 8. Members will be
present from all quarters Of the globe.
The German Engineers association,
now in session at Frankfort-on-Main,
has unanimously conferred the Gras-
hof medal on Messrs. Parsons and De-
laval, the pioneers in turbine propul-
sion.
being passed as proficient in the craft,
have to be able to work in twelve faith
oms of water for an hour and twenty
fathoms Of water for a quarter of an
hour.
An attempt is being made in Vlenna
To persuade servants to pay 20 cents
q month toward an old-age insurance;
but after three years of work the sum
needed to start the enterprise has not
been secured.
American residents of London pro-
pose to honor the memory of John
Harvard, founder of the famous Mas.
sachusetts college, by window In
st. Saviour's church, Southwark
where he was born.
The memory Of John Adam Dagyr
who is credited with having founded
the great modern shoe industry OF
Lynn, Mass, was honored on Bunker
Hill day by the unwilling of tablet
at his grave in West Lynn cemetery
President Roosevelt has appointed
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans, Rear
Admiral Henry R. Nancy. Brigadiei
General A. w. Greedy, Lieutenant
Commander Joseph l.. Jayne and Prof
Willis s. Moore, chief of the weather
bureau, as a board to consi Ter Tho
Question OF wireless telegraphy III IN,
service Of the national government.
The steamer Bever, the first to eros
the Pacific ocean under her owl
steam, in 1885, lying wrecked at tn
mouth of Vancouver harbor for twelv
years, Is to be raised by the city O
Vancouver and placed on exhibition a
Stanley park, with placard recitin
the historical event in which she too
part.
Thieves worked a successful schem
for the robbery of a gambling hous
at Houston, Tex. About s o'clock
piece of dynamite was exploded unde
poker table and the crowd of 100 il
mates Immediately made a rush fo
the exit. During the excitement som
one grabbed the bank roll at the far
table, getting between $1,000 and 81
500 out of the drawer.
Secretary Arthur Francis of tn
trans-Mississippi Commercial Col
gress, has issued the call for the AZ
nual convention to be held in ST. 10,
is September 1917. 1t is estimate
that 1900 delegates will be in atten
ance A movement is now on foo
among officers of the congress and
the national irrigation congress
hold a joint session. The ircigatio
congress is scheduled for lei Pas
Tex, but Eel Paso people are 5eir
asked to permit the change.
An exhaustive report on the Gener
Slocum disaster in New York make
it certain that the death list from Il
burned steamer will reach 1000.
Senator Fairbanks, the new repu
lican vice presidential candidate, WI
given an enthusiastic welcome to
home by the city of indianapolis.
The transport Fitzpatrick, having {