Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-10-11
Al eplToME OF THE MOST I'M.
" oopTANT EVENTS AT HOME
AND ABROAD.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH
a Carefully Digestsd and Condensed
Compilation of Current News
Items, Domestic and Foreign.
MIScELLANE OUS.

ponnvracker of Pennsylvania was eVl
IDENTIFY joke.
An explosion of Illuminating gas il
Philadelphia subway killed sever
mon wrecked construction and dam
coed surrounding property.
Three cyclones strike New Orleans
and vicinity, killing seven persons
n and doing 100000 damages in city.
Il Bryan will enter Colorado fight, and
4 will champion the cause of Alva
Adams for governor.
F. H. R. Green has withdrawn as
candidate for governor of Texas on
the reorganized republican ticket.
A daughter was born to Gov. and
Mrs Deneen in the mansion at Spring
field, III,
Clutched in eacn others arms, two
young men fell from the fourth story
of the Lake Shore railroad office
building in Cleveland, o., to their
death. They were ]. V. Bunts, aged
So and Harry Wilfred, aged 26, and
were clerks in the office of the Lake
Shore railroad. They had engaged in
a friendly scuffe, slipped and fell Out
of the window.
In an address before the Mormon
conference in Salt Lake City, Titan
President Joseph Smith of the church
said: Let every man live such an
exemplary life that there can be moth
ing said against him. Let him be
true to his people; let him be. true to
Zion and pure in his own way, and
4 the ole God will uphold him, whether
he is deprived of his liberty or in
prison cells Smith is under indict-
ment for living with five wives. He
n is the father of 43 children.
Willis S. Moore, chief OF the wealth
\ er bureau at Washington, is of the
s opinion that recent earthquakes, not
Il ed by seiSmographs in Australia, Ger
many, on the Isle Of Wight and in
Washington, was in the bed of the
Indian ocean beyond Australia.
Fifteen men were entombed in the
Dutchman mine, at Slissburg, N. NJ,
and it is believed all persisted.
Question of legality of advertising
contracts in exchange for railway
transportation will probably be ap-
pealed to the courts for final de-
cision
United States takes bulk of Cuba's
exports, amounting in last fiscal year
/ 10 81 per cent. Increase in Cuba i'm
ports shown by commerce report.
A special train carrying soldiers
bound for Cuba ran into the rear end OF
i regular passenger train on the Bos-
on & Maine railroad, at Lansingburg.
~ \" Wrecking TWO Pullmans and kill
4 lts hVe passengers and injuring 20.
among the dead are Mr.. F. l.. Block.
a merchant of Peoria, Ill, and Mrs. j.
w. Dacey, Of Boston, a bride of "a
hours
i AT harrisburg, Pa, the president de.
4 .'eIed the Grafton at the dedication OF
the beautiful new state capitol, which
nds Just been completed at a cost of
SF!0oO0,O0O, to take the place of the
1897. y " "
10 exercise a constantly increas
ins ana constantly more efficient SUI
pefVlsion and control over the great
oniiiloh carriers OF the country pre-
'enls all necessity for seriously con-
stueilng such proposition as the gov
einnent ownership of railroads.
poncy which would be evil in it's re-
sui'S from every standpoint. "-Presi-
N'n' roosevelt, at Harrisburg, Pa.
DIX alleged Mexican revolutionists
we're taken from Tucson, Ariz., to No,
s@'es ana forced across the border
~ the immigration authorities. A
aolce OF Mexican rurales in waiting
a-leSled them the moment they
olosSed the line. The men were hand.
lean prison. ~ 'no '-0
me emigrant steamer Charter.
uouSe' voyaging between Heihow and
HSKohg, China, foundered off Hal.
aa an read September 80. Capt. Clifton
uu oo passengers were lost.
Jurisprudence discloses the Palma
time ne IN Cuba planned to force in
M teAcion months ago by resigning
ST. n posts and begging for United
States troops.
int tonn u. Rockefeller, in Cleveland
a na. declares French people hate
III leans and would crush them ii
'ney could.
vxr,,,.
h" ,s Weston, a pioneer, who in
|s S,S HE held many municipal Offices
~, ~ Kansas City, Mo, aged 70.
|denteo reurements from the presi
mo ) cabinet are slated for the com
|Cen inter. They are those of Atty
hoo n Moody, whose resignation viii
| cenhne enective about the lst of De
Tran per' and that of Secretary of the
|Feh~suIy Shaw, who will retire ir