Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-11-10

Indian Commissioner Jones and the
commission ordered by President
Roosevelt to investigate as to the
Lake Mohonk resolution, claiming des-
titution among the Pima Indians, has
found no truth In the claims, accord.
Ing to a report from Phoenix, Arizona.
Because he has been criticized 80
much on account OF changes In suburb
an time tables, President Mellen of
the New Haven railroad has sum-
moned meeting of the patrons of the
line in the New York station to ar
range a new schedule.
Steps have been taken to bring
about another conference between
representatives of the striking mill
operatives and the manufacturers at
Fall River, Mass.
The Springfield and Xenia Traction
line failed to sell at Springfield, Ohio.
the appraisement Of $375,000 being
considered too high by the Bushnell
line officials.
President Henry s. Pritchets of the
Massachusetts, Institute of Technology
said that the brutality of the Boston
police was responsible for the fight be-
tween police and students. ...u- ~.
Secretary Hay Is confined to hi
home In Washington by a cold.
II. +. Skinner OF Chicago, chief clerI
Of the worlds fair department Of ad
missions. has presented his resigna
ton.
President Pritchett, formerly o.
Washington university OF st. Louis
has been offered the presidency of the
Carnegie institute at Pittsburg.
Rev. Albion w. Knight, dean Of st
Philips Episcopal cathedral of Allan
Ia, Ga, has decided to accept the ap
pointment as bishop Of Cuba.
Robert Joseph Morgan, a colored
American bishop, attended re Deum
OF the Moscow cathedral In honor OF
the anniversary Of the cars acces
sion.
Grand Secretary Maxwell of the Or
der Of Railway Conductors, who Is Ill
at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is better and
will probably recover.
At the annual meeting OF the wom-
ems board of missions I'm Providence,
r. l., 1t was reported that seventy
nine new societies have been formed
among young people to further the
work.
II Ia reported at Los Angeles, Cal,
that new club house being built ~
Avalon, Catalina island, by a synIi-
cate headed by A. Levy of New York
and Chris Buckley of San Francisco.
is to be Monte Carlo.
George d. Bailey and Emil Charles,
railroad ticket brokers, were fined $500
and $3.50, respectively, by a jury In a
st. Louis police court.
Lane college, a colored institution
at Jackson, Tenn, was burned. Loss
on main building, $4,000. with $1,000
insurance.
The Iowa state university enter
tanned the National Association OF
State University Presidents.
The annual meeting of the Iowa
Federation of Women's Clubs for the
second district was held at Davenport.
Iowa.
The government has accepted condi-
tionally a proposal by French COM
pany to establish a steel industry In
Chill.
DR.. N. NJ. Smith, chairman Of the
Washington county, Kansas, Demo
cratic central committee, was shot and
killed by s. III. Bonar, farmer.
Postmaster General Wynne ex-
planned at the White House to the
president why he had refused the use
Of the mails to a document purporting
to aid the Democratic campaign. He
repeated that the scheme was a fraud
for private gain.
In the trial of former Mayor McCue
In Charlottesville, Va, the oldest son
of the accused, Willis McCue, was re-
called and an attempt made to dis
credit his testimony by introducing
letter he had written to an aunt to
prove that he was;under the influence
Of his fAther's people. !.
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