The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-03
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Liberals won In Cuban elections. but
republicans retain the senate.
Enormous trading in wheat is helped
by war and the fear that other powers
will become implicated.
Japan, finding that she has no use for
so many auxiliary cruisers. will return
many to the merchant marine.
Adellna Patti suddenly Cancelled her
Chicago engagement, giving as reason
that she is suffering from cold.
The United States army board urges
the government to purchase five sub
marine boats for coast defense
Chicago Democracy is aroused to en-
thusiasm over the proposal to boom
Mayor Harrison for the presidency.
Railroad earnings for December, Janu-
airy ard February generally showed de-
creases, due to increased operating eX-
penseS.
A. w. Pressed, OF Huntington, Ind,
killed his wife and himself in Chi.
cage hotel. They had been married only
three days.
Canada is ready to mobilize a big
army at first sign of international war.
All equipments and munitions have
been supplied.
Records Of the weather bureau in Chi
cago show this to have been the coldt st
February since 1895, while the winter
approaches the record.
European powers may form a new
alliance as a result of the war. Eng.
land and France may unite. Germany
is likely to go to Russia.
Consul General Smith at st. Peters.
burg thinks the car would welcome
mediation Of the United States after
Russian troops win land victory
American sanitary science has heavy
task in making the Panama canal zone
safe Malarial fever, yellow fever, berl-
beri and dysentery rage the year round.
Seven hundred |. ID. r. messenger
boys are ON strike in Chicago, caus.
ing inconvenience to the Western
Union Telegraph company and its pat.
ronS.
Archduke Joseph Ferdinand re-
nounced his rights to the throne OF
Austria to elope with and wed the
pretty daughter of a Hungarian res
taurant keeper.
Gen. T.. L. Molineux, In war reminis-
cences address in New York declared he
had been offered a 5000 600 bride to delay
for one hour Grants order to permit
shipment of cotton.
A witness of the engagement between
the Russian cruiser Novik and the Jap
ancse fleet in the harbor at Port Ar
thur praises the handling of the cruiser
and the daring of its crew.
Booker r. Washington denounces a
Christian civilization that sends negroes
to the stake and provides money and
aid for the so-called heather Of foreign
lands. He pleads for reform.
The governor of Mississippi, with a
company Of militia, transferred negro
murderer to the state capital to protect
him from a mob of a thousand men who
proposed to burn him at the stake.
NEW l VI DuDllt oOHtpi ttdNilNio Nv
refuse to be vaccinated will be ordered
to leave their classes. Many have said
that they will refuse to obey, and inter-
Csting complications are expected.
The buildings and hospital at the
| Ellis Island immigration station, New
| York, are condemned as inadequate and
in part, unsanitary, by the report of the
investigating commission appointed by
the president
Bishop Tierney, Of Hartford, Conn.
has already disposed of the gift Of $l5,
GEO presented by the priests of his
diocese on the tenth anniversary of his
conservation, $4,000 being given to st
Thomas seminary and $4,000 to st
Francis hospital both Hartford institu
tons
In order to forestall a pardon OF
parole an additional Indictment, charg
ing the enlightenment Of $4,000, has
been found against George A. Rose
now serving a ten years sentence fol
cmbezzling $187 900 of the funds of the
Produce Exchange bank, Of Cleveland
of which he was cashier.