Show TELEGRAPH SHORTSTOPS It scorns likely that Cornell will drop S1 d for tho present all plans for sending a t crew to England to engage In the Henley regatta Mldehlnman Richard Walnwrjght Jr 1 non of Commander Valnwrlght U S N hao been taken to San Juan P R hospital I hos-pital Ho IB ouffcrlng from a fever sup 1 posed to be typhoid United States ConsulGeneral Ruble who Buccccded to the late RounHcvlllo Wildmans pout at Hongkong has arrived at San Francisco on his way to Havana ooei1 Cuba to relieve ConsulGonoral Bragg A decree has been published calling a 4 Congropjlonal election In Colombia for tho middle of next March Another do i croc Issued uxtcndB pardons to all political politi-cal prisoners and allowing the return of 1i exllen LI up1 Thousands of persons of all classen I marched In procession past the bodv of Dr Porker the lalo pastor of the City J Temple London In that edifice while v long lines of people undeterred by the mlacrablo weather prevailing awaited outside At the Coroners InQuest held on theY I body of William A Fllzgcrald who was Y shot and killed last Friday week by God r frey Hunter Jr In Guatemala City tim ww physlclans decided that the shots were d llrcd from behind and that Fitzgerald camo lo his death by acuatjlnatlon 1 V A farewell luncheon has been Given to V r Dr Adolf Lorenz tho Vienna surgeon and his assistant Dr Frledirlch Mueller I ut tIre Chicago Athletic netoclatlnn Dr Fellpo Krolsul who was Prof Loronvia fellowstudent In Vienna wets lie boat I The surgeon and his aaslstanl left for I the East Immediately afler the luncheon C II Mackay prealdcnl and George G Ward vlcepre ldftnt of the Commercial Commer-cial Cable company W II Baker and E C Bradley vlccprealdunts of the Postal Telegraph company h vv started from Now York for San Francisco to see the beginning ot tho laying of the new Pa clflo cable to connect this country with the Hawaiian and Philippine Islands 1 I |