The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-12
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Belgrade, Servia May 1.-THE govern
ment has decided to demolish the old pal
ace which was the scene of the murder
of King Alexander and Queen Draga.
Mrussels May 1.-THE Able Kesen. a
well-known senator. was run over by a
motor car today. He sustained shocking
injuries which it is feared Will prove
fatal.
London, May lin the ladies' golf
championship contest at Troon. Scot
land. today, Miss Higgins, Of the Mid
lothian club. Chicago, who drew against
the international champion. Miss Rhena
Adair. was defeated by up and 2 to
play.
Seoul April 3l-Delayed in transmits
sion)-The Japanese authorities peremp-
tOrily refuse 10 permit steamers to sail
from Chemulpo for Chinnampo or to
leave that port.
New York May I1-Japanese refugees
numbering S42. from the island of SAX
halin. have arrived at Hakodate. says a
Times dispatch from Toxic Tnep re-
ported that every facility had been grant
ed to them by the Russians and they
suffered no violence
the correspondent in German Southwest
Africa Of the Lokal Anzeiger. cables from
Windhoek that the number of soldiers
suffering from typhus fever in the hos
pitals at Otjihaenena. Okahandya and
harihin is 175.
New York. May 11.-Edward Erskine
Gwynne. nephew of Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt. is dead in this city from acute
gastritis kidney trouble and .cOmpIica-
tions Of the heart. aged 35 years.
New York May u.-Conrad r Stoll-
meyer known as the Pitch Lake King"
and the wealthiest man In the Caribbeans.
is dead AT the Port OF Spain. Trinidad.
according TO private advices received
here. aged 81 years.
Knoxville. Tenn. May 1.-THE business
transmission)-A report from a hitherto
unfailing source says the recent japanese
landing at Kai-Chou was a feint and
that the real landing was made fifty
miles further south.
Los Angeles. Calf. May if--Brigadier
have engaged $1,000 gold for shipment
on Thursdays steamer. half in gold coin
and half in gold bars.
Washington. May II President Roose-
Welt viii receive in a day or two the final
report Of the investigation 0f the New
York postoffice. The report disposes q
a number of questions left unsettled IN
the investigation Of affairs there BY the
inspectors heretofore.
Macon Ca. May u.-rnited States
Marshal J. u. Barnes was removed from
Office today on Geographic instructions
from President Roosevelt The cause
Of the removal IS thought to be difficult
~ Barnes had = short time ago with
Judge Emory speer Judge speer left
here fo- Washington lasr Saturday
London. May IA dispatch 20 the Cen
tral News from Seoul announces ths; the /
Korean cabinet resigned In body today I
as a result OF the emperor having Sharply /
oensurea hts ministers for neglect of their 4
duties
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tire eject tha; the Russisns have destroy 4
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