The new age., 1906-11-03
news OF THE Week
In a Condensed Form i0r Our
Busy Readers.
HAPPENINGS OF two CONTINENTS
A Resume Of the Less Important but
Not Less Interesting Events
Of the Past Week

Morocco is torn by anarchists of diff.
erent bands and beliefs.
The Panama Canal commission ID
having hard time to find laborers.
An independent telephone company
has gained right of way in Chicago.
A German steamer collided with q
four-masted ship and sunk, % of her
crew being drowned.
A Germsn princess of royal blood has
been investigating slums OF Chicago un-
der an assumed name.
Eight person, charged with COM
plicity in a recent daring robbery in
st. Petersburg were executed.
Ten anarchist speakers and leaders
were arrested in. New York charged
with melting to riot and disorderly
conduct.
1t has developed that San Francisco
saloons which bought their supplies
from one certain firm got their licenses
easier than others.
A W. @. T. q. speaker says there
are 10000 women and girls in Chicago
working for $6 a week or less, and
there are 5000 saloons.
People in Montana and adjacent
states are in grave fear that the entire
Cheyenne Indian nation, numbering at
least 800 fighting men, will 60 on the
war path.
A crisis is approaching in the Nor
wegian court.
Vice President Fairbanks Is drawirs
great crowds in Kentucky.
Standard Gii.. company Is 6ned $4,000
by Ohio Judge, when law permitted a
fine OF millions.
Wealthy widows of Chicago have
been robbed of 500, 900 or more by a
pretended broker.
Money transports in Russia are now
guarded by strong forces OF Cossacks in
stead of gendarmes.
Demands for shorter work dsy and
new wage scale have been made on all
lines of the Pennsylvania railroad.
A second consignment of 100 labor
ers from Vigo, Spain, has arrived at
Colon for work on the Panama canal.
Widow of Russell Sage gives $50, 900
to build schoolhouse at Sag Harbor,
L. l., in memory of her grand parents.
Fifty-three bodies have been taken
from the wrecked street cars at Attain
tic City. 1t is believed this is all.
The English horse of lords has ap.
proved a bill making the teaching Of
religion compulsory in the English
schools.
1t is reported that one of the accused
board of supervisors in San Francisco
has made full confession of the illegal
acts of the grafters.
Three more bodies were found in the
ruins of the burned tenement house in
Kansas City. This matkes 13 dead and
three are still missing.
A band of 100 Grow Indians is on
the trail of the runaway Utes in Wy
oming. They Grows are peaceful and
will try to persuade the Utes to return
to their reservation.
Taft speaks plainly for tariff revision.
Six bodies have been recovered from
the lost French submarine.
Heney is as determined as ever to
win his fight against alleged San Fran
cisco grafters.
Secretary right pledges Japan that no
boycott will be tolerated against Japan
sse in this country.
Three Chilean engineers are en- route
to San Francisco to study the recon-
struction in progress there.
Cnareeie says Roosevelt has done
more to accomplish spelling reform
than all the philologists in the past 20
years.
A two story building in Coffeyville,
Kan, wwas blown up by an explosion
of natural gas and two persons killed
and "a hurt.
Two women at Logansport, Ind. en-
gagged in hairpulling while endeavor-
ing to get near the Longworths during
their visit there.
The Chicago railroads refuse to grant
the switchmen an eight-hour day, but
still hold to their offer of an advance
of 2 cents an hour in wages.
Mrs. Mary Baker G.. Eddy, founder
of the Christian Science church, is said
to be dying, and an immense fortune
supposed to be hers is missing.
Many duels are taking place in Cuba
to settle revolutionary grudges.