The Colorado statesman., 1905-04-29
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

The main building of the Vanderbilt
University at Nashville, Tennessee, was
destroyed by fire April goth.
The death of Joseph Jefferson is the
occasion for the publication in London
newspapers of lengthy tributes to the
American actor.
Governor Vardaman of Mississippi
has announced that he will be a can
didate for the United States Senate in
the event of Senator Moneys retire
ment.
Governor Pennypacker of Pennsyl-
vania has signed the Greater Pittsburg
bill, which provides for the consolida-
ton of the cities of Pittsburg and Allie
cheney City.
The. lower house of the Michigan
Legislature has passed unanimously
the Bland antitrust bill, said to be the
most sweeping antitrust measure ever
passed in this country.
With an appropriation made by Con-
gress for the suppression of counter
feiting, a branch of the United States
secret service will soon be established
in the Hawaiian islands.
Governor Higgins of New York has
signed the stock transfer bill imposing
a stamp tax of cents on each 500
of par value of all corporation stock
securities sold or transferred.
w. w. B. McInnes, member of the
British Columbia Legislature for AL
berni, has been appointed governor of
the Yukon Territory. with residence at
Dawson, at salary of $4,000 per year.
w. S. Sands, former secretary of ,e-
CATION at Korea and adviser to the
King, has been appointed secretary of
the American legation at Panama to
succeed Mr.. Lee, who becomes consul
general there.
Secretary Taft has received the ac
ceptance by Alfred Noble of his ap-
pointment as one of the board of con-
sulting engineers of the Panama canal
commission. Mr.. Noble constructed
the $500 canal.
1t has been decided by the Greater
New York executive board of the bak-
ers' union, in consequence of the de-
cision of the United States Supreme
Court declaring the ten-hour law un-
constitutional, to enforce the demand
through their own efforts, if possible.
Judge Hunt in the United States
Court at Helena, Montana, decided the
noted Indian tax case from Missoula
county, holding that the county could
not tax the property of Indians living
on reservations. The decision means a
difference of 100000 in the revenues
of the state.
Amos Madden Thayer, United States
circuit judge of the Eighth judicial dis
trict, died at his home in st. Louis,
Missouri, April oath, after an illness
of four months, aged sixty-four years.
He wrote the opinion of the United
States Court of Appeals in the North
ern Securities case.
During the Good Friday services in
the Milan cathedral Italy, the March
ioness Maria Pallavicini, Viscountess
of Trent, Austria, committed suicide
by shooting herself through the head
in the presence of a congregation of
$4,000 people. Domestic unhappiness
is given as the cause.
The effort to get artesian water in
Santa F'e. New Mexico, at the United
States Indian Industrial School has
proven failure, the well drillers hav-
ing completed their contract to sink
1000 feet, exhausting the appropria-
tion of $4,000. Congress will be asked
to make another appropriation.
Announcement is made at the Navy
Department that there existed twenty
nine vacancies in the grade of assis-
tant paymaster in the navy, the only
grade of pay corps to which appoint
ments are made from civil life. The
examination for candidates for this
grade has been set for June 18th.
Receiving the marshal of the nobil.
ity of Kostroma recently, Emperor
Nicholas ordered him to communicate
the following message to the MOBILES
MY will regarding the convocation of
representatives of the people is un-
swerving, and the minister of the inte-
rior is devoting all his efforts to its
prompt execution"
Ion Perdicaris. who was held for
several months by the Moroccan bri-
gand Rassuli, recently arrived in New
York City. Mr.. Perdicaris, who is a
Greek-American, is now more than
seventy years old. He is in feeble
health and intends to go to his old
home in Trenton, New Jersey, and
there spend the rest of his day.
Advance sheets of the Red Book for
1904 published at the State Depart
ment contain reports from the Ameri-
can legation at Athens showing that,
dS d result Oh Secretary tidy note 10
the powers in behalf of the Roumanian
Jews. their condition has greatly i'm.
proved, and no further anti-Jewish
laws have been proposed in Roumania.
The lieutenant governor of the Pun
jab, in the course of a public address
on behalf of the earthquake fund
stated that he hoped the deaths by
the earthquake had not exceeded
$4,000, but within the. affected area,
700 square miles. with population OF
250,000, nearly every building has col
lapsed or been rendered uninhabitable.
Because the American government
ref,sed to nn1r,ait its dinlorn ati1 and