The Globe-republican., 1904-09-01

LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

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Miss Susan B. Anthony arrived at
New York from London on the
steamer Minntonka.
Rear Admiral John G. Watson was
placed on the retired list Of the
navy, having reached the age of 40
years,
In collision of two groups Of 300
wharf laborers and strikers in Havana
one man was killed and three were
wounded.
1t Is announced that the Baltic fleet
with the exception of the new battle.
ship, Orel, left Cronstadt on ten
days cruise.
Miss Alice Roosevelt fatty denied
that she occasionally wore garter
snake around her neck. The story
has been widely printed. I
The comptroller Of the currency has
extended the corporate existence Of
the First National Bank, of Marys.
Vile, NO., until August ~, 1924.
The drawing for land at Devils Lake
began in the presence of a big crowd.
Bruce W. Forrest, of River, N. D.,
drew the first allotment, worth $4,000.
The New York, Marblehead, Ben.
nington and Nero, of the Pacific squad.
ron, which arrived at San Francisco,
will assemble later at Magdalena bay
for target practice.
The announcement is made tina,
John Morley, Liberal Member Of
Parliament, will'return home with An
drew Carnegie In October. While In
America Mr., Morley will visit Pres
dent Roosevelt.
Field Marshal Earl Roberts, &C
companied by his wife and two daugh
ters, sailed from London for South AT
RIGA to visit the grave of his son, Lieu
tenant Roberts, who was killed at the
battle of Colenso, in December, 1899.
Cardinal Satolli, former apostolic
delegate to the United States, arrived
at Rome from his extended visit tt
America. He is preparing a report or
the condition of the church in Amer
lea for the enlightenment of thu
Pope.
John Mitchell, president of the Unit
ed Mine Workers of America, and Viii
liam Dodds, secretary of the Pittsbur,
district, who went abroad to attent
the international mining congress il
Paris, returned on the Steamship ST
Paul.
Jose Pardo, who was elected presi
dent Of Peru in June last, will be II
augurated September "a. Excitemen
over the political situation in Peru
lessening 1t Is known that forme
president Pieriola, DR.. Durand and tn
people are opposed to a revolution.
Seymour D. Thompson, former asst
ciate justice of the Court of Appeal
at ST. Louis, died Of diabetes at hi
home in New Jersey. Judge ThomI
son was a well known jurist and ha
written many works on legal prat
tice. He was recently appointed b
President Roosevelt as a delegate
the congress of law and jurists to b
held in st. Louis next month. He wa
born In Illinois in 1912 and was a We
eran of The civil war.
Jeffries and Munroe have fnishe
training for the big fight. Jeffrie
weigh, 225 and Munroe 20S.
Lie ltenant General Chaffee, chief (
staff and Brigadier General Hur
phrnys, quartermaster general, returl
ed to Washington from an extende
tour of inspection, which embrace
posts in the far northwest and on IL
Pacific coast.
The Japanese believe that the ere
of the Russian cruiser Novik wei
landed at Korsakvosk, island Of Sa
hahn, when the warship had bee
beached after the encounter with IL
Japanese cruisers ChitOse and Tsusf
ma, on August 20. The number
the survivors is not known.
The first Fourth Of July celebrate
ever held on Kansas soil was pulled {
in camp near Atchison by the Lew
and Clark exploring party just /
years ago. The American flag W
raised over the camp and saluted
the firing Of guns. A creek near
was named Independence creek, whit
name 1t still carries
; 1t Is reported that Prince George
!. Crete will make a tour Of the ca
, tails, trying to obtain a union betwe
!. Athens and Greece, or at least a 81
stitution Of Greek troops for inter-
tiOnNl ones.