The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-10-13
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AT Alden, Arabia, a Somali Mullah Is
reported to have attacked and robbed
the Ogadain tribe, killing 600 tribes
men and capturing many camels and
sheep. &
By way of variety and in order to
add zest to the proceedings President
Roosevelt might ask the peace con-
gress to meet next time at Port Ar.
thur.
The case Of the British steamer, AL
lanton, seized by the Vladivostok
squadron, will come up before the
admiralty court October IA at st.
Petersburg.
Combined land and sea maneuvers
have begun in the Black Sea. The
problem Is for the fleet to attempt a
landing, which the troops must try
to prevent.
At Chicago fourteen hundred mem.
bers of the Amalgamated Rubber wor-
kers union, after a five weeks strike,
announced readiness to return to work
under whatever terms were offered
Miss Jean Morton, daughter of Joy
Morton, Of Chicago, and niece Of
Paul Morton, secretary of the navy,
was married to Joseph Cudahy, son
of Michael Cudahy, the packer. Sec
rotary Morton attended the ceremony.
General Kuropatkin, in a dispatch
to the emperor, vigorously denies the
charges made by the .-inese govern
ment that sanctity of the imperial
tombs and graves near Mukden had
been violated by the Russian troops
On the western front at Mukden
a party Of Caucasian scouts, while
accommodating, fell into ambush Of
two companies Of Japanese infantry
who fired volley at the scouts. Be.
fore the latter could withdraw they
lost ten wounded, including a lieuten.
ant, Kousoff and one man killed.
Emperor William is fixing the
course of study for Prince August
William, Oscar and Joachim and has
prescribed a course of comprehensive
lectures on commercial subjects. The
subjects Of these lectures will include
industrial problems and technical
questions in the railway business,
embracing the railway problems and
progress in the United States. Furth-
err lectures will be given to elucidate
the relations Of the great information.
al financial and commercial houses.
The longest telephone line in Ger.
many is 743 miles in length and runs
between Berlin and Paris. Then fol-
low Berlin and Budapest, 612 miles;
Berlin and Memel, sos miles; Berlin
and Basel, 577 miles. The line be-
tween Berlin and Frankfort is the
most used, 1856 communications being
transmitted daily
Michigan has produced some tall
men, but now breaks her record by
announcing that she has a twenty-year
old youth who is feet 8 inches tall
and wears boot eighteen inches
long.
At ST. Louis T. Edward Albright, a
former member of the municipal as
sembly, under Indictment in connec-
ton with the Suburban bribery deal
made application for change of We
nue. when his case was called in the
criminal court. Albright alleges that
he cannot secure a fair trial in East
st. Louis.
A dispatch from Chefoo, September
1S said that the Noyi Krai, the Port
Arthur newspaper, had been suppress
ed for one month for having published
matter considered to be detrimental
to Russian interests.
A large number Of New Workers
were present at the celebration Of
New York City day at the worlds
fair. The formal exercises Of the
day were held in the New York build
ing. President Fornes Of the New
York City board Of aldermen made
an address.
Gomez Carrillo, the Guatemalan min.