The Glenwood post., 1905-11-18
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

IN session at aSHlnStOn endorsed
President Roosevelt's plan for rate leg
islation by vote of 40 to I.
In the first two days after the open
ing of the deer hunting season in Wis.
consin five fatal accidents occurred
and large number OF smaller acci
dents.
Mrs. Leonidas Hubbard Jr., who has
been exploring in Labrador and for
| whose safety fears We're entertained.
has reported her successful compile
tion of the expedition.
The Hotel Ramona at San Luis
Obispo, California. was burned on the
| morning of the 10th inst. One hun
dred and fifty guests escaped with
their personal effects.
! DR.. Amourette NJ. Beecner, daughter
| of David Beecher and cousin of
Harriet Beecher Stowe, died at Santa
| Barbara, California, on the 9th inst,
aged eighty-three years.
The United States Supreme Court
| has decided that a state statute of
| limitations cannot be used to protect
a stockholder of a failed national bank
against liability on his stock.
The executive committee of the Ma
! cepted the invitation of California to
! hold the next annual meeting in San
Francisco July 9th to 18th, 1906.
At the Vatican it is now considered
probable that Most Reverend Francis
Bourne, archbishop of Westminster,
will be chosen as the fifth cardinal to
be appointed at the next consistory.
The Emperor and Empress OF Ger
many have let it be understood that
they will not receive presents of any
| kind on the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their wedding, which will occur next
year.
| The Mexican Central railroad has
| entered into a contract with the Mex
| lean Petroleum Company whereby the
| latter is to furnish fuel oil for the en-
! tire system during u period of fifteen
| years.
The London County Council has de-
| cided to introduce a bill in Parliament
| under which the council will construct
plant to supply all the electric en-
| ergy for London and suburbe, at cost
estimated at S4O000,000.
According to an FL Paso dispatch,
notwithstanding the reduction of duty
on American wheat Mexico is getting
none, and claims an American trust,
| operating in both countries, is holding
back the American supply.
An average sustained speed of 1901
J knots per hour for four hours at an av-
| erage of 125,S64 revolutions per mile
was attained by the Dattleship Rhode
| Island in another of her official tests
| off the coast near Boston.
Thomas b. Clement, president of the
First National bank of Faribault,
Minnesota, who was convicted of EN-
bezzling the funds of the bank, caus
ing its failure, has been sentenced to
serve eight years in prison.
Prof Wilhelm Paszkowsk, special
] commissioner from the Emperor of
Germany to visit American uniyersi-
ties, has list of fourteen institutions
that he expects to visit in order to es-
tablsh closer relations with the uni
versities of Germany.
In the case of Frank IT. Trout of
| Findlay. Ohio, the United States Su-
| preme Court has decided that it is
| possible to recover money lost at gam
| bling from the owner of any property
in which gambling is permitted and
where such money was lost.
The trial of Pat Grove, the alleged
| Omaha kidnapper, has been set for
| December 4th. He will be first tried
on the charge of assault with intent to
| kill Officer Jackson, who attempted to
| arrest man on South Sixteenth
street, alleged to have been Grove.
King Edward celebrated his sixty
fourth birthday on the 9th inst. at
O., Ir;, +,,1 ,,1,
grams poured in from all parts of the
world. The usual salutes were fired
! and there were the customary celebra-
tions in Great Britain and in the colo
nies.
Mrs. Thomas X Beecher widow of
Rev. Thomas X. Beecher died at her
home in Elmira, New York. on the
18th inst, aged 70. She was a grand
daughter of Noah Webster. Her hus-
band was a brother of Henry Ward
Beecher and of Harriet Beecher
Stowe.
Judge F. j. Wing, counsel for Mrs.
Cassie l.. Chadwick, says that an ap-
plication for writ of certiorari is
now being prepared and will be sub
mitted to the Supreme Court of the
United States, with view of bringing
review of Mrs. Chadwicks case be-
fore that tribunal.
The Italian minister of posts and
kilograms has appointed commission
under the presidency of Senator Bla-
zerna to study the development of
wireless telegraphy with view to the
establishment of ten wireless stations
in principal commercial points of Italy
to be used for the public service.
The Mexican government has made
application to the United States au-
thorities for the eXtradition of Bert
Alvord, the notorious train robber,
whose sentence in the Arizona peni.
tentiary will soon expire He is
wanted at Magdalena Mexico, for rob
bing H. l.. Tener, an American of that
place, of $4,000.
The universities of Russia will re.
main closed until January 2Sth, and
DerhaDS longer At conference of