The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-23
I~ELEGRGPHIC BRIEFS



There were neither yellow fever
cases nor deaths a. New Orleans
Thursday.
T. II. Newberry Of Detroit. Mich,
has taken the oath Of office as assist
ant secretary Of the mayor.
Secretary shaw has received . con.
science contribution o. $500 Ia an en-
yelope postmarked St Louis.
Colonel Cody tHufno Bnl) Is a pas
senger on the Kaiser wilhelm der
Crosse from Chsgbourg TO Nex YORK
Minister squires az Havana. has
cabled the state department that there
have been two deaths there from gel
Low fever.
Al the session Of the Canadian tariff
commission in Toronto a flat rate q
Is per sent all round vas asked on
agricultural implements.
Friday vas the birthday anniversary
Of King Emmanuel OF Italy and Presi.
dent Roosevelt sent an appropriate
message OF felicitation-
Walter G. Tubby Of St Paul 3
been appointed superintendent Of con
strucuon Of the Panama canal By
John F. Stevens. chief engineer.
More pig iron anthracite blast furn-
aces are ow in operation In eastern
Pennsylvania thau al any previous
time in the history of.the industry.
AT a football rally in Memorial hall
Of the Nebraska university Chancellor
Andrews told the sophomores and
freshmen that no more class fights
would be permitted.
An epidemic Of d~iphtheria IN Rich
woods township, Illinois, caused the
closing Of the Loucks school Nineteen
cases are reported and nearly half Of
the students are sick.
The president has announced that
General William Crozier has been de
tailed a chief Of ordnance for the next
four years. General Crozler Is now
serving in that capacity.
Chairman Shonts OF the Isthmian
canal commission has so far recov-
cred from his recent indisposition as
20 be able 10 actively resume his
duties He Is now ia New York
Fehmi Pssha. chief Of the secret
police Of the palace, was the intended
victim Of Tuesdays bomb outrage in
constautinople. He escaped ~unscathed
and the explosion did little damage
The visit OF King Alfonso 10 Ber-
lin is regarded as being without poll
teal significance He received Chan
sellor Won Buelow ia audience. later
solding a reception OF the diplomatic
sorps.
Kenyon college students win be
charged with tying young Pierson TO
The railroad track on which he met
his death at Mount Vernon. Ohio. by
the verdict which Coroner scarbor-
ourh VIII reader this week.
Reports from the five big naval
ports In France show that 90 per cent
OF the employees OF the -arsenals are
out The minister Of marine has given
the strikers a certain time 20 return
work or be struck of the roads
The future king and queen Of Nor
way. Prince and Princess Charles Of
Denmark. are expected TO arrive IN
Christlania November % or &c. the
king taking the oath before the storth-
ing Immediately after his arrival
Chief OF Police Collins Of Chicago,
who has been Investigating chop suey
restaurants and al night ice cream
saloons for several weeks. Issued a
general order i~nstructing the police
to enforce the law in regard 70 such
places.
The crew Of the steamer q the Luck
snhsck at Philadelphia. Pa. deserted
n as a hoodoo when Il went aground
for the sixth time IN Its history. I,
was formerly the Sale and seventy
i've persons persisted aboard the craft
In a HobOken fire.
A telegraph clerk IN the Western
Union 81 Richmond. Va. was sis
charged by the company because
while strictly enforcing the rules OF
the company he refused a message o.
President Rooscvelt's telephoned 70
him from the navy yard.
Il was announced AZ Kansas City
by Receiver Bradley Of the defunct
NANNA NaAARAAA fNAA ~ wynn NhAA
the ~tnfarance awarded Mrs nevlin.
widow o. Charles neyllu. Ia not "a
large a. first supposed The original
sum was about s56t,Eo0, Now $780,
GOO appears 90 have lapsed and tiiS,-
600 20 aave been assigned away.
Proposed railway rate LEGISLATION
was the chief topic AZ the second
goodfeilovshlp dinner AZ the Hamilton
club In Chicago. The debate vas
opcned by Charles r. Townsend Of
Jackson. Mich. who Introduced the
bill hat passed tho lower house Of
congress AZ the last session giving the
interstat commerce commission certain
power over freight ratea-
Mrs Elizabeth COnger Heaton Of
pes Moines. Iowa, niece Of f. n Con.
ger. former minister { China Is the
victim Of h~liadHosa. apparently by
nufosmrrqgtion. In the presentation