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EVENTS OF THE DAY
FROM THE -FOUR QUARTERS OF
THE WORLD.
4 Comprehensive Review Of the Important
happenings Of the Past Week Presented
in Condensed Form Which Is Most
Likely to Prove cf interest to Our Many
Readers.

All danger from food in Pennsyl-
vania has passed
An inoffensive passenger was shot
and killed by four men on a Missis-
sippi train.
A missionary and several native
converts have been massacred by Chi
nese troops.
The funeral Of United States Sena-
tor sewell, Of New Jersey, was held
with full military honors.
A legal battle between the Harri-
man and Hill interests in the North
ern Pacific has begun in Minnesota.
Admiral Schley considers his case
closed and will take no further action.
His friends will ask congress to VIM
dictate him.
Sir Thomas Upton says he will
challenge for America cup until he
has won it or is satisfied that it can
not be won.
The governor OF North Dakota will
not attend the conference OF governors
as he sees no menace to his state
from the railroads.
A prominent American, who has
been in China for some time, predicts
that before many years the world will
see war such as never before seen,
in the Chinese empire.
The Marylar- councils Of the Jun
ior Order OF Mechanics presented Ad-
miral Schley with a beautiful medal
as an evidence OF their personal es-
TEEN and admiration OF his services
to this country.
England's coal supply may not out
last the century.
Germany has ordered another war
ship to Venezuelan waters.
Senator Depew and Miss May
Palmer were married in Italy.
Four hundred were killed in bat
tie in the interior of Colombia.
The battle ship Missouri was
launched at Newport News, Va.
The death of Governor Rogers was
due to worry as much as to ills.
Insurgent sympathizers have muir
dered a number Of friendly natives.
Four trainmeS were killed near
Scranton, Pa, on a runaway coal
train.
Prominent Englishmen are coming
to. America to study its business
methods.
Fire at Anderson, Ind, destroyed
several business houses, causing loss
of $40, 900.
There is no friction between the
military and civil authorities in the
Philippines.
Generals Chaffee and Wheaton have
gone to Batangas to personally inves-
tigate the conditions there.
United States Senator sewall is
dead.
A department store at Victoria, B.
c., burned. Loss, $250,000
Germany is preparing to blockade
Venez uelan ports and enforce her de-
mands.
The Chinese court will soon return
to Pekin and extensive preparations
are being made to receive it.
Governor Shaw will not discuss the
policy he will pursue when he be-
comes secretary OF the treasury.
Governor Taft has left Manila for
home.
The insurgent general Sampson has
surrendered in Bohol.
Another corps Of burghers will be
formed in South Africa.
Four persons perished in the burn
ing of river steamer at Memphis.
There is little hope of an irrigation
bill being passed by this session OF
congress.
General Chaffee refused to interfere
in the court martial of a Filipino
murderer.
Chile and Argentina have signed a
protocol agreeing to arbitrate their
differences.
BY gas explosion at a Kokomo,
Ind, glass factory, one man was
killed and several injured.
Secretary Long, by direction Of
President Roosevelt discharged Ma
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