Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-09-04
NEWS OF THE WORLD.

.r. being guarded carefully by the
aN,
Justice Shius. Of the United
static. supreme court, will shortly
retire.
The principal broom manufactur-
,.. II the country have formed a
trust with q capital Of Sj,oo0,000.
Twelve thousand people saw l.. a.
S,uoll. am Tronaut, dashed TO
death at Dmyillc, Ill When lac cut
loose from the balloon his para
chute failed 10 open.
Edmund Butcher, a fullblood In
diam. walked ,cycnty-fye miles to
V.-koe,c To surrender 10 the Of
r.rr-. stating that he had killed his
hr.thcr-in law i'm sclf-dcfcnsc. With
lu were hl- wife and two children.
The Jallcr pointed out the Jail and
Butcher walked into II without an
officer or commitment
Near Lexington, Okla. Cha, Da-
t.. q Young man. shot and killed
IA. grandmother a. she lay asleep
beside Miss Davis, the murdercrs
sister Then Davis ran 10 the house
% Frank Clincs, a ncighbor, and at
tempted Ia shoot the latter He was
a.hamcd, but escaped. Davis Is
believed 10 have gone suddenly IN
-rr
4 dispatch from johannesburg
.,, the worst feature of the situa-
tom IN South Africa at present Is
'at man, Of the natives have pro-
cured firearms. The British au-
tMuur. have di,armcd the white
muMnnt, and thus the colorcd ma
.tr. ara th" only ones armed There
.- un.1nfrmod reports that these
n.d native. are numbering the
B..r who are returning 10 their
home. The Bocr.. the dispatch
..-. ar. most concerned over sew
OH. recent attempts by the blacks 10
uH-r white women The whites
.. unanimous an their opinion that
Or 4. necessary 10 dlsarm every ma
,t
Russell Sage, perhaps the great
90 individual capitalist IN the coun-
.u N wealth being estimated at
>..'.uJ0,Ouo. take, direct issue with
Nr g. Picrpont Morgan regarding
gigantic combination, and the con
.da'on of great industric- To
t..nH-pa--cngcr on the steamship
u~n. Mr. Morgan said during
d. trp 60 Europe that the era Of
combination has just begun and that
h. 4. other vast scheme, which are
&. dwarf the bilion-dollar steel
trust and the shipping combine.
u b. this announcement by Mr.
Morgan that leads Mr. Sage 10 sound
note 81 warning. The veteran
#racr declares that such gigantic
omouations are menace. that
tHH wall inevitably result IN one
". ihr greatest financial crashes this
country ian, ever experienced, and
that ultimately the American people
p.. no longer tolerate them.
During the fiscal year Just ended
M" exports 10 Porto Rico from this
county amounted to S1O.1l9,ili.
".H.o tine imports amounted Ia $ss,-
2',i22 To the Philippines ex-
ports were S5,2Gl.s G1 in 1909. COM
pared with S9l.597 in 1897, and the
imports from the Philippines were
N',bl',i00 IN 1902, compared with
Mjoi,,i0 IN 1897. TO the Ha-
""an islands the exports in 1900
were according to the best estimates
Of the collector Of Honolulu, 49,
100000 in 1902, compared with ST.
''oo,5 IN 1897. and the receipts Of
merchandise into the United States
from Hawaii in 1900 were $2l, 1OO,-
l'' compared with $13,6S7, 100 in
IN''. To Porto Rico, Hawaii, and
TIE Philippines combined the ship
mont. IN 1902 were $3i,97I.3lO in
value compared with $6,773,56O in
IN''. and the receipts Of merchan-
disc from those islands in 1902 were
N5',6lo,55l, compared with $2O,-
<'''''3 IN 1897. Shipments by the
government for its troops or officers
are not included in the above figures.
Twelve workmcn lost their lives
bN the CNnlnsion of t,,o stool d;rost