The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-08-10
LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF.


VIM. H. Belcher. The police say hi
is wanted for embezzling sums O.
money from private individuals
amounting to over 100000.
At Youngstown, o., members of the
amalgamated lodges at the mills Of
the Carnegie company, where q
strike has been on for over 9
year. took vote. deciding to cal
the strike off by a large majority.
Rev. John Dougherty, owing to pro
tracted illness, has resigned the presi
dency of Georgetown. d. c., univer
sity. He has been succeeded by the
Rev. David H. Buel.
The board Of physicians that has
had under observation five of the
crew of the steamer Atheniana, has
unanimously decided that they are
suffering from malarial fever and moi
yellow fever.
With the German and French com
mercial treaties out of the way, the
government, which is carrying out a
general revision of its tariff relations
will next take up negotiations with
Austria for commercial treaty.
Four officers of the police force
at Chicago sent fusilade of shots
after two robbers who had stolen
goods valued at $4,000. The thieves
escaped with their booty, but three
innocent persons were shot by the
officers, none seriously, however.
The entire grain crop of Roumania
is threatened with ruin owing to the
persistent drought. There has been
no rain for two months. The Holy
Synod has ordered special prayers for
rain, and professions carrying ikons
will take place throughout the coun.
try.
While the crowd in Provo is large,
there is decided falling off in the
number of registrations. 1t is be-
lieved that many will wait until al
most time for the drawing before
making their registration, in order
to avoid the necessity Of two trips to
Provo.
B. B. Herman, the Australian anna
teur champion, broke the worlds
quarter-mile swimming record, his
time being minutes. % is seconds.
1t Is definitely announced that the
Santa Fe has decided on the route
of Its proposed trunk line from Gal
weston to the Pacific. The prospect
of building line from the Pecos Val
ley lines to Rincon has been aband.
oned.
At Portland. Ore. Judge Frazier of
the. State Circuit Conprtissued1a tenn
porary Injunction, restraining the sale
of pools at the Irvington race track.
The effect-of the decisionawflr be to
stop all betting at the track and may
result in the abandonment OF the pres
ent racing season.
The records for craftsmanship In
the United States army were broken
at Fort Sheridan by Corporal Joseph
G. Smith (colored). Company, G.,
Twenty-fifth infantry. from Fort Reno,
o. T. He made a score of ISL out Of
a possible 200 In slow fire shooting,
In rapid fire shooting he made q score
of 81 out of possible 100.
It is anticipated that the annual
reports Of the Texas roads will show
that the net income from operation
during the year ending June 90 will
exceed $17,OOO,OOO, which is consid-
cred fine showing.
Harvest hands needed in the North
west are enumerated by stations In q
circular issued by the Northern Pa
cidc road. Wages range from $1.75 to
$3.50. The largest number Of men
called forsareo%a as follows. Grand
Forks. 1900; Fargo, 1000; McHenry.
400; Jessie. Sheldon, Moorhead, Graf
ton; Hannaford and Darcy, 300 each.