Evening journal., 1905-11-20
THE WORLDS NEWS
pERsoNAL ANp SOCIAL.

The Duchess of Devonshire who is
probably dying, has chosen Mrs Muriel
fband. according TO persons i'm the
Duchess circle in London
PENNSYLVANIA.
Robert H. Graupner a brewer, Of
Harrisburg. committed suicide.
Mrs. Sarah Lot. whose home Is i'm
Pittsburg was seized TO make way for
a big addition to a steel plant. may die
as a result of the razing of the house,
which she occupied for half a century.
Tho plant OF the Steelton Electric
Light Company was destroyed by fire.
Loss $4,000.
The tone OF miners and operators in
the anthracite district is peaceful. and
continuation OF the Strike Commis-
sion award is expected to be urged
at the ShamoSin convention.
Bucks County authorities are investi-
eating thedeath of Raphael Maylies. a
tracl<walker. whose body, rlddled with
buckshot, was found along the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad near Bristol.
The security of some of the state
repositories was said at Harrisburg to
be insufficient, and better ones would
be required by the Board Of Revenue
Commissioners.
-Four million dollars worth Of whisky
$4,000 gallons. were burned with a
warehouse of the A. Overholt Company.
LAT Bradford.
NEW JERSEY.
The National Grange. Patrons OF
Husbandry, held memorial services for
It's dead in Atlantic city.
A pile If ties was found on the Penn
.sylvania Railroad tracks near Atlantic
city, and a young Canadian, detained
by the police, told story of being tied
to the rails by a tramp. recovering
consciousness and removing the OBJ
.struction which he had found.
WASHING ron.
Details of the plans made by the
Board OF Consulting Engineers Of the
lsthmian Canal Commission for a sea
level canal were learned. They call for
"a l5O-foot waterway. one lock TO equal
ze tides, width OF 200 feet at Culebra
cut, and will make Limon Bay a great
harbor and San Cristobal the chief city
on tine Atlantic seaboard.
General Crozier, chief of ordnance, in
his annual report says that the knife
bayonet has been substituted for the
rod bayonet.
RUSSIA.
DR.. Maurice Fishberg. OF New York
an eyewitness OF disorders i'm Russia
and Poland during the summer declares
that the "Black Hundred" has been Or
ganized by the police and assails the
Jews i'm an effort TO divert revolutions
lists by arousing racial animosities
The Council of Workmen, after
long and bitter fight. refused to indorse
a resolution continuing the fight for an
eight-hour day Sunday passed quietly
In st. Petersburg I'm the provinces the
strike proved a failure The condition
lof the peasants In many districts is
desperate.
FOREIGN.
The Mikado was cheered in the streets
lof Toxic ON MS return from the Shinto
tenn -,es Of Ise.
II Is reported that an Anglo-Tibetan
treaty by which England is TO reoog-
nize Chinese sovereignty and Is to be
paid an indemnity, has been signed
The Norwegian envOys. bearing tid-
ings TO Prince Charles of Denmark OF
his electionaas King OF Norway We're
enthusiastically greeted In Copenha gen.
phirty-nine working men lost their
lives in a Glasgow lodging house fire.
The Holland-American Line steam-
ship Ryndam was hoated at Vlaard-
ingen and landed her passengers at
Rotterdam.
The cross channel steamer Hllda
struck rocks Off ST. Aalo, on the north
coast Of France, and foundered. The
loss of lives is estimated at 100 souls.
A Madrid newspaper announces that
l King Alfonso VIII, I'm May next. wed
lthe Princess Ena of Battenberg
MISCELLANEOUS
senator Alice, % Delaware. oppose.