The Dolores star., 1906-11-09
NEWS OF THE WEEK
lGssE Inpertapt Happenings ef sse
Past Seven Days.
Sssersstsns Items GsthereA fre0 An
Darts sf the Wsrla CsnAenseA
lnss sasll space fer the
Dsnens 81 Osr nesAess.
Perssnal.

have swindled persons In all parts OF
| the country out OF more than $4,000.
| 900 worth Of bonds and securities, has
been arrested in Chicago.
George Ade. Is out in a statement
that he Is not engaged to Miss Helen
Hale, the actress.
Junius Dana, only brother Of the
late Charles A. Dana, died near War
rem, O., while duck hunting recently.
Gershunin, one of the most famous
of Russian terrorists has made mis-
escape from Siberia.
The will Of william Scully. other.
wise known as Lord" Scully. said to
be the largest owner Of real estate fr
America, has been filed for probate
at washington. All his lands are left
absolutely to his wife.
Prof. Andrew Fleming West, OF
Princeton university has declined the
presidency OF the Massachusetts In
stitute Of Technology.
E. Houston Fitch, who says he Is a
Methodist minister. has been arrested
in st. Louis charged with having
passed forged checks in Chelsea, l.
T.
Emma Goldman and nine other per-
sons were arrested at an anarchist
meeting in New York, recently for
lauding Czolgosz, the slayer Of Pres
ident Mckinley.
]. P. Amsden. president Of the
Louisville and Atlantic railroad and
president Of bank at Versailles, KY,
IL dead at Lexington.
I. A. Barnes, of El Paso. Texas.
has been appointed secretary to Gov
Magoon of Cuba. He held the same
position with Gen. Wood during the
first occupation.
Rev. Edgar NJ. Levy, who made the
opening prayer at the first Republi-
can convention in 1856 is dead in
Philadelphia.
DR.. M. A. Brown. a physician for
40 years at Marshall. Mo-. was recent
ly found dead In a chair in his home
Henry Clay Ide. former governor
general of the Philippines has arriv-
ed In San Francisco.
T. p. Shonts. chairman of the 18th.
milan Canal Commission. has sailed
for Panama
Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy. the head
Of the Christian Science church ap-
peared before q party of newspaper
men at her home in Concord, N. H.,
TO show that she was still In good
health. She refused to submit to an
interview.
Clifford Hooe. former negro coach.
man for Augustus Hartje, was con-
victed Of perjury by Jury at Pitts.
burg, Pa. In connection with the IA
nous divorce case.
Bishop Galloway. OF the M. r..
church. South. was recently stricken
with congestion of the brain at his
home In Jackson, Miss.
Superintendent Lapier Williams Of
the state school for the blind at Kan.
sas City, Kan. has resigned to be.
come president Of trust company.
James D. Yeomans, predecessor of
Senator Cockrell. on the Interstate
Commerce commission. died recent
ly in Washington.
Judge Joseph e. Gary, who pre-
sided at the famous trial of anarch-
lists in Chicago in 1883. died sudden
ly Of heart disease in that city re-
Gently. He was "a years old.
Charles Eustis Kincaid, former Uni
ted States consular agent at Lam
cashire. England, later a special
Washington correspondent, died re.
Gently at Cincinnati.
w. 8. Manning, who was referred
to by Senator Depew as Our rantank.
erous friend up the river" during. the
legislative insurance investigation. is
dead at his home in Albany, N. Y.
George Herring. noted English
philanthropist, died recently in Lon
don.
MIscellaneous.
The Japanese editors in a meeting
at Toxic, adopted resolutions declar.
ing the discrimination against their
people at San Francisco, an insult to
Japan.
A movement has been started at
Newport. R. l.. to prevail on the navy
department at Washington to place a
drydock in Narragansett bay.
The National Lumbermen's asso
citation is raising fund to establish
chair of practical numbering at
Yale.
The ballot for the fall election in
Chicago measures 20 by &c inches
and contains the names of 334 can
didates.
A small skirmish occurred recently
between band of renegade Ute In,
dams in Montana and troop of cav
airy. No casualties resulted.
The accident bulletin of the In
terstste Commerce Commission fol-