The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-30

COunt Zeppelin, says BpeClui
cable, tells of his plans to build
giant airship that will carry IL men
5000 miles without stopping.
Cardipal Richard, the Archbishop
of Paris, is suffering from congestion
Of the lungs, and has received the
last tiers of the Chruch.
A special despatch says that the
British Ambassador to America, Mr..
Bryce, may be succeeded by Sir Cecil
Splny Rice.
Argentine naval officers entertain
ed visitors from the American torpe-
do boat destroyers by taking them on
yachting trip.
A special cable says that an angry
crowd at Yezd, in Central Persia,
| lynched a man charge with murder
| ing his brother, and set all the other
prisoners in the jail free.
Mr.. Eden Phllpots and Mr.. Ar
mold Bennett have collaborated on a
novel which tells of sensational State
Vaccinations. says special cable.
Special cable dispatches reported
the United States torpedo boat de-
stroyer flotilla at Buenos Ayres. Ar
sentine.
Cubans gave a banquet to Cover
nor Magoon, cheered him and urged
him to return soon, says a special ca
BILE despatch.
Fifty representative Of Germany's
highest nobility are in Berlin to take
part In the celebration of the En-
pero-'s birthday.
The Russian Christmas holidays
being ended. the Duma has resumed
Its sessions.
Attempts on the part OF the police
to disperse procession of unem-
ployed workingmen led to a riot IN
Berlin.
Sir Felix Schuster declared In Lon
don in speech reviewing the Amer
ican crisis that he always believed
the United States could overcome its
troubles by itself, according to spe-
cial cable dispatches.
Port de Paix, on the northern coast
Haytian rebels.
1t is reported in military circles in
st. Petersburg that General Kuropat-
kin may be placed on trial as a result
of the revelations made In the hear
ing Of General Stoessel, says a special
cable.
A great roar was caused in the
Reichstag when Prince Won Bulow re-
fused to reply to a socialist interpret
lation on the subject of the Prussian
suffrage. The ministers left In
body, but the debate was continued
before half empty benches.
A special despatch says that the
German Budget Commission passes
favorably on bill to set aside $780,
600 to organize an automobile trans
port corps for the army.
Special cable advices from Rio ia
neiro stated that Rear Admiral
Evans battle ship fleet left there for
Punta Arenas.
In official circles In Berlin It Is re-
garded as impossible, says de-
spatch, that Prince Won Bulow could
have said that he intends to retire. an
intention attributed to him in q
French paper.
Lord Rothschild denied to special
correspondent that he had broken of
relations with Messrs. Belmont &
Co., or that their relations had been
In any way changed.
The death rate Of women from tub
erculosis has decreased much more
rapidly than for men. says Mr.. Fred
erick L. Hoffman.
Senor Alves, formerly president Of
Brazil, is cooperating with the Ital-
ian press to strengthen the ties Of
italy and Brazil.
Russian newspapers publish arti-
cles saying that war between Japan
anil the United States Is sure to come.
A special despatch from Havana
says that the newspapers would like
TO see the Cuban Republic Established
under solid guarantees. ana expect
the attention Of tho authorities at
Washington will be called 10 tho
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