Evening journal., 1904-06-29

II l4tIplt - LIdhlilt hll 4ilNtcAi
- into the Colorado coal strike
troubles.
The Navy Department has acquired
iive of the longest wireless telegraph
circuits In the world, extending from
Key West TO Porto Rico and Panama,
for protection IN war.
The personal estate in Washington
OF Levi Z. Letter was appraised at
$s,i66,61O.
POLITICAL.
Senator German declares that he has
not participated in any anti-Parker
conferences.
General Miles has written a letter
practically declining to become the Pro-
lhibitionlst candidate for President.
Woodruffs chances to be Republican
candidate Of the Governorship Of New
York are bright.
FOREIGN.
Ambassador Porter presented a for
NAL note of thanks to France for aid
IN securing the release Of Perdicaris.
Pope Plus X received a number OF
Philadelphia priests.
Germany only demands Of Haiti that
those guilty of recent attack on her
minister bc punished.
King Edward was enthusiastically
received in Hamburg. and at night was
Prince Henry's guest at banquet in
lltiel
a force under General Macdonald
drove a party OF Tibetans from a
strongly fortified position in the noun
tains.
SPORTING.
Both local teams were defeated Ath-
lletics losing to Washington to 1 and
lPhillies being beaten by New York 8
20 G. Yale triumphed over Harvard in
the second game OF the series to /.
Syracuse University won the Varsity
and Freshmen eight-oared races at the
intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie
while Cornell captured the four -oared
shell event.
Proper. a Prestonpans colt, captured
the Bay Ridge Handicap at Sheepshead
Bay, running the IA miles in 2.O6 l-5
lWaterboy. finished second In a mile
race which was run in 1873 S-5. -Four
horses finished noses apart az Chicago
Philadelphia Country Club team wor
the first polo match at Bryn Mawr fol
1.-THE Harrison Cup, beating their club.
mates by the score Of 1SA goals to 14k
; American schooners Ingomar ans
Navahoe won their respective events a
the Kiel regatta.
{ Haverford College cricketers. while
, stu at the bat in the match with th'
Cheltenham School, can hope for n'
better result than a draw
MISCELLANEOUS.
United states Judge Emory speer
OF Georgia, holds that municipal magis.
trates have not the right to sentence
violators of municipal ordinances L
chain gangs.
The committee on Legal Education
of the Pennsylvania Bar Association
reported that the new rules for admis'
sion TO TIE Far have proven successful
Before the Harvard Law Association
William II. Taft. Secretary of War, de-
Tended our right to the Philippines. AMI
lRichard Oiney, ex-Secretary Of State
took the opposite view.
Charging fraud, the state Of Nichi'
gan brought suit aaginst the Michigan
, central Railroad to collect S4O5o54
taxes.
The wife of Frederick Kent Loomii
believes he IS dead.
"A INftH AtAAi NNANANA n AANhA NitNt
whose bond he was, for mortgaging I
horse.
Robert Mitchell asked the Chicago
police to recover his infant daughts
, who, he said. had been stolen by ne
{ mother, heiress to a .S1,5OOOOc estate
The Pennsylvania Bar Association
began its sessions at Cape May.
5 The Coroner's jury held the Director
Z of the Knickerbocker Steamboat Com
, pany and officers Of the General Slo
y cum criminally responsible for tn
Slocum horror.
Helen Keller was graduated fror
Z Radcliffe College.
5 Beet sugar industries Of Michiga
q win operate under a central board q
= control.
Cardinal Satolli arrived at ST. Louis
q aud was entertained at the Exposition
s Memorials Of Professors James va
e Deuscholen and Dr. Johnson, forme
y members OF the Faculty, were present
b ed to Wesleyan University.
Representatives of manufacturer
and shipping interests met in Chicag
Z to fight proposed railroad bill of ladinl
III Lawrence C.. Phipps has agreed
d give his wife SS.50O,O00 and the Gus
= tody Of the daughters two months eac
!. year.