, 1905-10-12
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Leading Events of Gne Sig World Briefly SfaseH for ENsy
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war department inSteado of b state department.
Prof. Bechen, who discovered the antidiphthera serum, has an
nounced that he has found q cure for tuberculosis.
Massachusetts republicans in convention assembled on the 9TH OF
October. declared unanimously for a revision of the tariff.
There is no truth in the statement recently made that Panama and
Costa Rica we're about to form one Republic of two states.
Roosevelt, LOOMS and Bowen are at it agan All three of them are
making the dead speak. Bowen is the under dog in the scrap.
Al Dlefruderfer, ex-mayor of Sheridan, is presenting his case IS the
First National Bank Of Chicago, to the supreme court of the state, this
The New Ycn Bible Institute was turned over to the management
of the Wimop4 Indiana Assembly by Miss Helen Gould, who contributes
$3O,OG0 anraany to it's support.
On October s, at Titles, Russia, several bombs ere thrown 1t the
cossacks. The troops fired and a general panic ensued. Many
persons were killed or wounded.
a well signed petition was presented to the Governor of the state of
Texas requesting that dignitary to lend his countenance to mob law.
Needless o say the governor turned the petition down.
sharer Bros Inflated bank It Alamosa, Colorado, will not pay the
depostors one penny, so Assignee Breckinstine says. The cause of the
bank failure was tndiscreet and unsuccessful mining ventures.
Iobt. H. McCurdy, son of Richard A. Nccurdy, President of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, receives IS commission on the foreign
business OF that corporation the pnried sum OF $4,000 per annum.
Old Jno. Mccall, president of the New York Life Insurance Com
pany, who has been drawing from that corporations salary larger than
that paid the president of the United States says that he prehres death
TO resignation.
Messrs. Gaynor and Green, who for a number of years have uc-
ceeded, on n pretext5or another, in evading the United States
authorities, have Vt last been compelled to return from Montreal,
Congressman Bruton, of Ohio, who may be next chairman of the
house appropriating committee, has declared in favor of a small duty on
coffee to meet the treasury deficit and help the island possessions to IS
tabish the coffee industry.
Jas. j. Hill, accompanied by a large number of railroad magistrates
and fnancfers visited Billings last week and were entertained by the
Commercial Club of that city. Mr.. Hill in response to the request OF
the Club made a very pretty but noncommittal speech.
Nick Hughes, of Butte, Montana, to whom the government awarded
the contract to construc the Huntley irrigation works has failed to
enter into the contract within the time limit. The contract was award
ed to the next lowest bidders, Griffith & McDermott of Chicago.
Nevada and Missouri have through their insurance departments de-
clared that unless Mccall & Perkins of the New York Life Insurance
Company resign and make restitution of certain money unlawfuHy with
drawn by them from Policy Loeder's funds, said company will not be
permitted to do business in either state any longer.
Fifty members of the southern yellow fever colony" walked out
yesterday when Sam Ransom, halfback of the Beloit football team,
headed by hurry F. Smith, general southern counsel for the Illinois
Central, and a resident of Vicksburg, all of the southern guests pro-
tested to the manager.
For the last month a large number of poodle dogs have been missing
in Paris and the police have been inundated with complaints lodged by
h oorie ynd Wne in most caSeSw m Carefn1 inyectipaio pda
by the police resulted in the discovery of several persons who make a
profitable business out of capturing the animals, Strengthening them and
selling their flesh to proprietors of restaurants, who pass it off as NUT
ton. The dog steaers IRE being prosecuted.
1t is reported that Russia will station 300 900 troops on the Chinese
frontier after peace has been declared, partly because it is apprehen-
sie of the soldiers joining the malcontents at home, partly for intimida-
ton of the Chinese. 1t is expected that the railway obtained by the
japanese from Kwangchengtee southwark, although it will require an
initial investment of about sl2 900, will ultimately be a paying prop
erty, chiefly because OF the revenues derived from the Yenti and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Coleman of Kansas City is in Washington tomake
a motion before the supreme court for the advancement of what is
known as the 'KansasColorado case" in which the state of Kansas
seeks to prevent the state of Colorado from divertihg the water of Ar
kansas river: Attorney General Miller OF Colorado aiso there and
will oppose the motion for advancement. Unless his motion is granted,
Attorney General Coleman fears that the case will not come before the
court for several months.
The local New York postoace is having trouble with it's 900 Hebrew
suns SS,u 10 rorsina On Vom K i pos,maater VII s fH ,h 0p1 ="
had issued orders to the various superintendent to be is lenient as
possible with the Hebrew clerks and excuse all who could be spared.
Many of the Hebrews would have to work and he would punish by fine
and suspension any who should stay away without leave.
The jury of awards of the Lewis & Clark Exposition rendered it's
verdict on the 4th of October 1905, and the following is a summary of
the results so far Is it effects Wyoming: Wyoming captured eighty.o
gold medals, twenty nine silvermedas, thirty bronze medals and twenty
nine honorable mentions in the mining and agricultural departments at
the Lewis and Clark exposition. Wyoming wheat, oats, barley. alfalfa
and wool were shown to be superior to all others. Wyoming obtained
a greater percentage of awards than any other state ortermtory. Mark
ed recognition accorded Wyoming attracts general and favorable com
ment. We lead, others may follow.
The seventy-ixth semiannual conference of the Mormon church
began today with more than 1000 Latter Day Saints present in the
tabernacle at the opening session. Apostle and United States Senator,
Smoot. whose absence from the previous meeting caused some com
ment, was present with other apostles. The feature of President JOS
eh F. Smiths address to the conference was his appeal to the saints to
rt out of debt and keep out. He deplored the readiness of Mormons to
be "eulled iuto contracts under ironclad notes" and urged his followers
To Ulives 81 that thew will have can on hand, instead of their mea
beipp in the hands of others" Many of the elders who had been called
to the missions, President Smith said, had eeen unable to respond be-
us they were in debt. ''We want young men, he said, so prepare
themselves financially, intellectually and spiritually to preach the Cos
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