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EVENTS OF THE DAY
FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF
THE WORLD.

Happenings Of the Past Week Presented
in Condensed Form Which Is Most
Likely to Prove Of interest to Our Many
Readers
Child instantly killed on thu West
Side railroad
Caleb Powers second trial opened
at Georgetwon.
Two Negro murderers were hanged
at Philadelphia.
| Colombian rebels fired ON a British
steamer at Tumaco.
Shamrock will remain in America
and race next summer.
Galveston was visited by another
bad rain and wind storm.
The great Aspen tunnel on the
Union Pacific is completed.
General Chaffee sends the list Of
casualties in Samar massacre.
Residents of Utah begin war of
determination on desert horses
-Four trainmen were killed in a
wreck on the New York Central.
Sensation was sprung in the trial of
ex-Chief Justice Scott, Of Washing
ton.
Delano stamp mill at Boulder,
Colo, destroyed by fire. Loss $780,
600.
A sheriff's wife in Indiana died from
the effects OF fright when a mob at
tackled the Jail.
The announcement Of the accession
Of the new Ameer of Afghanistan was
received quietly.
Charles Hartsell, OF Colorado, ap-
pointd secretary Of Porto Rico.
Time Of payment of the ransom OF
Miss Stone, the missionary, has been
extended one month.
Roosevelt will be asked to end the
South African war by American sym
pathizers of the Beers.
Lord Pauncetote will soon join
Secretary Hay to put the finishing
touches to a canal treaty.
Governor Rogers, OF Washington,
will not interfere in behalf of James
G. Green, convicted Of murder.
Ohio woman is suspected to have
murdered IA people. Sir Thomas
Upton will try again for the Ameri
can cup.
Ameer OF Afganistan is dead. Eng
land is much disturbed over the news,
as it will encourage the Beers to pro-
long the war.
Captain Connell had been warned
of the Balangiga plot.
There is intense feeling against in
surgents in army circles.
A sensational kidnapping case is re-
ported from Philadelphia.
Czolgosz' work was praised at
meeting OF London anarchists.
The state department urged the
American Mission board to raise the
ransom for Miss Stone.
King Edward is suffering froms
lumbago.
Serious riots occurred at the Hun
garian elections.
Kitchener attacks the British gov
ernment's war policy.
Sugar trust makes a deep cut in
manufactured product.
Flanagan broke the hammer-throw-
ing record at Louisville.
Columbia won the third race and
the series from the Shamrock.
The speedy collapse of the Boer re-
sistance is expected by the British
war Office.
Sunday-closing movement in Lewis
county, WASH, declared at an end by
the reformers.
Members of the Macedonian com
mittee were implicated in the abduc-
tion of Miss Stone.
Banker Bush, of Salem, files new
and stronger charges against ex-State
Treasurer Metschan.
Martial law will be declared at Cape
ports.
In attacks on two British forts $50
Beers were killed.
Anarchist Johann Most was dis
charged from custody.
President appointed Col. VIM. II.
Bisbee brigadier general of the regu-
lar army.
Thes Teamsters' and Longshore-
mems strike at San Francisco has
been settled.
The Industrial commission has is
sued report on labor legislation at
home and abroad.
Beers attacked Kekewich's camp
near Pretoria and were repulsed, with
heavy loss on both sides.
Narrowing details we're connected
with the slaughter of Americans in
Samar. The president OF Balangiga
led the assault in person. A heavy
force is being sent to punish the
rebels.
According to the anthropologist, AL
fredo Niceiore, North Italian differs
less from a German than he does
from a Cicillian.
At a historic place not far from
Albany, n. Y, certain young man
who is fond OF having his name ap-