Evening journal., 1904-10-19
THE WORLDS NEWS
MAsEIINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
THE Cabinet meeting was devoted
A principally to a discussion Of COM
plants from Panama.
POLITICAL.
Betting on the eletci5n in New York
WAS still at odds Of four to one on
Roosevelt.
Judge Parker conferred with party
leaders In New York city. and wrote
a letter TO Ulster county neighbors in
meeting at New York
Ex-senator Henry G. Davis closes
his arduous campaign in West Vir-
glnia today with a dozen speeches.
Senator Fairbanks closed a busy day
In New England, with a speech at
Providence, r. /.
The Electoral College increase is
principally in States that were Re
publican four years ago.
Republicans are disturbed over the
Bryan speeches in Indiana.
Only 1147 negroes registered IN the
State Of Louisiana under the poll tax
law
PENNSYLVANIA.
Grace Sullenberger. Of Chester z
years Old was killed by a car when
summoning friends to her birthday
party. Two sisters died on the same
day last year.
William *. Gresh. of Norristown.
was struck and killed by a runaway
horse.
Plttsburg is stirred by charges Of
bribery of city Councilmen i'm award
| ing privileges to street railway con-
Germs that afterward transferred their
holdings to the Philadelphia Company.
NEW JERSEY
Frank Raslnger. a Bridgeton farmer
found his wife dead from a gunshot
wound, which he thinks was self-in-
nicted
FOREIGN.
In view OF expected trouble at the
elections I'm Italy, the Government REIN
forced the garrisons and sent warships
to Genoa. Premier Giolitti issued a
manifesto saying that violence must
be put down.
Each of Santiago's election returning
board members, convicted of falsifying
vote, sentenced to fourteen years and
eight months Imprisonment.
Three are dead. fifteen wounded. as
result OF battle between soldiers and
bandits I'm Mexico.
SPORTING.
Auditor. n progeny Of Esher cap
tured the Huntington Selling Stakes
at the Jamaica race course. Commo-
dore ran six furlongs at st. Louis in
la. winning the feature event.
In the intercollegiate golf tourna-
ment on the Myopia Club links, Har-
ward beat Pennsylvania and Yale de-
feated Princeton.
James p. McNichors Wilque defeated
S. George Lewis Antezella in the trot-
/ ting race for 81. 900 at Belmont track,
Antezella won but one heat. the sec
ond. and broke the track record by go
ing in 2.11lz. Champion trotter Lou
Dillon was i'm poor racing condition,
and Major Delmar won the race for the
Gold Cup at Memphis i'm straight heats.
Two drivers were taken out by the
judges. and one driver seriously hurt
at Saugus.
MISCELLANEOUS.
one man was killed, two were in
iured when an automobile plunged over
/ a bridge near Springfield, o.
The United Textile Workers of
America began a three days conven-
tion at Lowell. Mass.
Helen Keller Day was celebrated at
st. Louis.
The son OF Samuel Francis Smith
author Of America" was sentenced
lat Davenport. Ia, to ten years in the
penitentiary for embezzlement
A joint committee presented to the
Episcopal Convention an extended re-
port recommending that all dioceses
and missionary districts be grouped into
seven provinces. Each province is to
elect a prlmate to preside over IL. The
report will be acted upon later.
A general falling off i'm attendance
at Harvard is shown by official enroll
ment.
Frank A. Vanderlip. Of New York,
addressed the convention of Illinois
bankers at st. Louis ON the country's
financial condition.
A snowstorm, heaviest OF the sea-
son. is raging in Wyoming.
The newly formed commission for
the investigation OF acute respiratory
diseases met i'm New York to begin a
crusade against pneumonia.
/ Kite flying contests were a feature al
the ST. Louis Fair.