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lided off Liberty Island, New York,
and three members of the crew of the
Idlewild were drowned. ..
hSenor Rios, the Filipino leader con,
victed of murder, has been hanged.
Rios was known as the pope of the Ia
yabas. Toledo, a leader of the Albany
Ladrones, has been sentenced to death.
The town of Emous, Pa. was visited
by gang of five outlaws, who terror,
lied the residents, committed numer
Gus depredations and finally escaped to
the Lehigh, mountains.
American Jews are no longer permit
ted to cross the Russian frontier with.
out a special permit in each case from
M. Won Plehwe, the Russian interior
minister.
The Associated Prees learns that ia.
pan and Russia are on the verge of a
settlement of the far Eastern contro-
versy which promises to dissipate the
war cloud that has been hanging over
both countries
Twenty-Five Yale freshmen in stu:
dent apartment house had narrow es.
cape from death by fire in the apart.
ments of E. J. Downes, New Haven,
Conn.
The divorce proceedings of Princess
Alice of Schoenberg Waldenburg
against her husband, Prince Frederick,
began at Dresden, Germany.
Frank Melcher, of Cleveland, Ohio,
drank carbolic acid, mistaking it for
whisky, and died in a few minutes.
A Japanese medical student was ar.
rested on suspicion of an attempt to
assassinate Marquis Ito.
Bankruptcy proceedings were insti-
tuted against John Alexander Dowie,
the self-styled "Eliiah H." and Zion
City was placed in the hands of re-
ceivers.
A human finger was sent by mail to
Gen. Bell, with the threat that the
ears and then the head would follow
if the troops were not withdrawn from
Telluride, Colo.
The Newcastle correspondent of the
London Telegraph says that Russia
has opened negotiations for the pur-
chase of two battleships that were
built for the Chilean government, but
which were not required after Chile's
differences with Argentina were set
tied by arbitration.
Falling snow and slippery rails
caused collision between Ogden ave-
nue. and Erie and Sangamon street
electric cars in Chicago, in which thir-
teen persons were injured. A police
sergeant who risked his life to save the
passengers, was among those badly
hurt.
The United States government has
given directions for the recognition of
King Peter Karageorgevitch of Servia
Two men were killed, one mortally
wounded and another seriously hurt
in the Pike View neighborhood of Hart
county, Kentucky, while sitting around
the fireside. Custer Gardner is under
arrest for the shooting.
The main building of the Jewell
Ga. Lutheran college burned to the
ground. One student was killed and
another is missing.
Bob Ftzsimmons will 60 into the
saloon business in Chicago.
Augusta Siroux, German servant
girl, was burned to death in New
York, within sight and almost within
reach of a Methodist church congrega-
ton attending service. Windows,
barred with wire netting, prevented
rescue by the worshipers, who were
thrown into a panic by the horrifying
sight. ~. ,..
Nineteen lives were lost on the foot
ball field during the season of 1908,
one boy was driven insane from inju-
ries and thirteen players were severely
hurt, some of them being disabled for
life.
Hamilton Fish, assistant treasurer of
the United States, underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis at his home in
New York. Mr.. Fish is reported to be
doing we'll.
Charles Kruger, in Jail at Greenburg,
Pa, has confessed to the murder of Po-
licemen Pencil and Dive in Chicago.
An effort is being made to organize
the importers of the United States on
large scale, with the object of obtain
ing fair, prompt and impartial admin
istration of the customs laws.
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