Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

Conditions in the iron and steel in
dustry have been greatly improved by
three settlements of labor controver-
sizes that handicapped progress to some
extent.
Failures for the week were 209 in the
United States, against 1877 the previous
week. and II in Carada, compared with
81 year ago.
The gunboat Marblehead sailed from
ward as far as Pichilinque, Mexico, and
perhaps farther, and lasting through
the coming summer.
Acting Secretary of the Navy New,
berry is dealing with severity with
courts-martial that fall short of their
duty in the exhibition of undue leni,
ency toward culprits.
Mrs. Ruth Cantell, wife of Overseer
Harry Eugene Cantell, died at Zion
City in childbirth. No medical serv-
ices were given the suffering woman.
who expired in agony, surrounded by
praying elders.
The eruption of Mount Vesuvius is
diminishing. The ashes have now
taken the direction of Pompeii and OF.
tajano, while some ashes have fallen
at Somma.
The United States government Sc
cured an unconditional surrender in
the United States circuit court, before
Judge Sanborn, at st. Paul, in the suit
which the attorney general began De-
cember 27, 1904, to dissolve a combi-
nation between the General Paper
company and 90 other defendants on
the ground that an agreement had been
entered into by the defendants in re-
straint of Interstate commerce.
Several hundred University of Mis-
souri, students engaged in a fight with
show men from Cole Brothers circus
at Columbia, Mo-, Thursday, and as a
result Maynard McDole, freshman
from Craig, Mo-, was shot in the head
and is in critical condition and sew
eral others are slightly hurt.
Ignatius Batory, Hungarian pa
triot and contemporary and friend of
Louis Kossuth, died at Gainesville,
Md, of the infirmities of age. He was
born in 1918.
The extradition bill. covering the
convention between the Balfour gov
eminent and the United States for the
inclusion of bribery among extradit-
able crimes, passed its second reading
in the house of lords.
Gov. Pardee, of California, an
nounced he would give five days
warning before disseminating legal
holidays.
Judge Wright at hearing at Belvi-
dere, H., proposed to place manage
ment of Zion in hands of committee
of three.
Elmer Ellsworth, a potter of War.
rem county, Illinois, has discovered the
secret of making genuine china from
American clay.
Max Judd, of national reputation as
a chess player, died suddenly in his
room at st. Louis from angina pee
toris
An Ashtabula, o., hen has been per-
forming the feat of laying two eggs a
day for week. The superintendent
of the Ashtabula Bethel church vouches
for this statement.
Judge Henry G. Hyde, prominent as
lawyer, was found dead in bed at
Freeport, Ill. He was 20 years old.
Umpire Tim Hurst struck Manager
Griffith, of New York, in game at
Highlanders park.
Fourteen passengers were injured
when coach OF the Cape May express
on the Jersey & Seashore railroad
overturned on curve near Camden,
N. j., and burned.
Charles L. Spier, confidential agent
and the only man who had the COM
plete confidence of Henry H. Rogers,
the active head of the Standard Oil
company, was killed almost instantly
in his home in New Brighton, Staten
Island, by a snot from his own re-
yolver.