The Newark journal., 1905-02-10
News of the World

zatlon ot the School of Journalism at Columbia University which Jos eph Pulitzer endowed, will be defer red until the donors death.
 Representative Williams (Miss.) introduced bill in Congress admit ting products of the Philippine Is- lands free of tariff in ports of the United States and free of export duties in the Philippines.
 Land which the Louisiana State Loan and Trust Company claimed to own, and which the federal off cials assert was the basis of the al- legged lottery scheme promoted by John II. Dalton, now on trial before United States Judge Sanborn at Chicago was valued at about 12 1-2 cents per acre by expert witnesses.
 Charles W. Darling, assistant sec retary of the navy, rendered his res ignation to the president, asking that 1t take effect near the expira- ton of his four year term of service, which expires in December, 1905. The president stated in letter to Mir. Darling that hen his resigna- ton took effect it as his purpose to appoint him collector of the port at  Burlington, Vt.
 James s. O'Neal, formerly cash fer of the Equitable National bank of New York city, which was closed year ago by the comptroller of the currency, after an existence of twenty months has been arraigned before United States Commissioner Rowe in Jersey City and held in S10,000 bail on an idictment found by the federal grand jury in New York. Bail was furnished.
 At Savannah, Ga. result of Prof. T. L. Cotton putting Sammie Bowen, a student, out of the recita- ton room at the Georgia state col iege for colored youths. Prof Cot ton is now dead The boy says Cotton cuffed him as he eiected him, and that the professor followed him outside, threatening him with stick. Bowen seized a brick and hurled 1t at the professor, striking him on the head.
 A sun spot, believed to be one of the largest and best defined ever ob- served, has been discovered by Prof. A. H. Cole, a Chicago astronomer. Projected through a small opera glass on a sheet of white paper disk measuring six inches in diam eter was disclosed Mathematical calculations proved that the spot on the surface of the sun was one-tenth of its total diameter, or over 80,000 miles in its widest part.
 Indictment for murder will be asked by Coroner Hoffman of Chi cago against Johann Hoch, the a1- legged possessor of many wives. q am now in position to say positive ly that embalming fluid injected into the body of Mrs. Marie Welker Hoeh did not contain arsenic, said the coroner. "The fact that more than two and a half ounces of poison were found in the organs means Hoch murdered his wife.
 The inaugural committee ap- propriated $2,000, or as much there of as may be necessary, to pay the expenses of six noted Indians to participate in the inaugural parade. The Indians, who, according to the present plan, are to be accompanied by $50 cadets and band and six attendants or interpreters, are Ge- ronimo, the old Apache chief; Qua nah Parker, a Comanche; Buckskin Charlie, Ute, Little Plume, Uig- gan or Blaekfoot American Horse, & Cheyenne, and Hollow Horn Bear, a Sioux.
 l Dr. W. R. Reed, a graduate of Edinburgh University and of the Edinburgh University is dead at Boston at the age of 70 years. He was found sitting in chair beside