Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-30

and will fight the steel trust Harry Ken
dali Thaw shot and Instantly killed Stanford
White at the Madison Square roof garden.
New York city. the cause. Il is said, being
the continual degradation OF his Crhaw's)
Wife Major III. l.. Scott appointed 10
succeed Gen A. L Mills as superintendent
OF West Point. Dowte WAS declared mono
maniac, by DIR. Archibald Church at Chi
cago. Capt Wynne, who was recently
court-msrtisied for INSTRUMENTATION. was al
lowed to resign. The dry dock Dewey is now
on the last leg of its Journey. Maine re-
publicans renominsted Gov. Cobb al their
convention this week. Geo. L. Green and
Willard ID. Doremus were acquitted Of con-
spiracy to defraud the government
Foreign.
An Egyptian punitive expedition killed
$50 and captured 100 Sudanese near To-
lodi. Egypt; Mr.. and Mrs Bryan left
Trondhjem for North Cape. Representative
and Mrs Longwor;h were guests OF the
Emperor OF Germany and the King of Eng
land this week. There is sim great deal Of
friction in Russian politics. King Haakon
received the Norwegian American GeIega-
ton. Mr. Hal6ane. the British secretary of
war has decided that no more supplies Of
American preserved meats shall be issued
to the army pending investigation. Order
was restored at Panama without the aid OF
American marines. The French budget
shows a deficit of about $50 coo coo which
II is hoped, will be made up by loan.
Heavy earthquake shocks were felt through
out South Wales. The French ministry OF
justice has decided against RENTING the
sentence of Imprisonment imposed on FL
lot F. Shepard, though IL advises a reduc-
ton OF the term. Four Egyptians were sem
fenced to death and number 10 long terms
of Imprisonment for the murder of Capt. )
c. Bull. At least four armies of revolution
lists are on the march in Guatemala. The
British foreign ONCE is Withholding publ
cation of the British consul's investigation
OF Chicagos packing houses. The public
ownership commission was dined by the
lord mayor OF London. The Duke OF Almo-
dovar. Spanish minister OF foreign affairs,
died at Madrid
In the District.
The District of Columbia appropriation
bill submitted to the Senate and House
OF Representatives after agreement OF con-
ferees; Mrs Roosevelt left for the Presi-
dents summer home at Oyster Bay: Judge
De Lacey announced his appointments for
the Juvenile Court. Thirty-seven Washing
ton prisoners were taken to the Mounds
vile penitenitary. Three members Of the
Order OF Dominicans had conferred upon
them the title of preacher general; Mrs.
Kate MaNey. who was held responsible for
the death OF Miss Claudia Parrish. was re-
leased on 81 600 bail; Peter Paul Meagher,
who held as an accomplice was I'M
able to obtain bond. Thomas Nevin, ell
derby man. fell and injured himself severely
on Maryland avenue southwest; Mr.. Ed
ward Rowzee was thrown from his car
riage and suffered a broken arm; in a col
lision between a Capital Traction Company
car and a newspaper automoB"e. George
w. Boyd was thrown from the vei."ie and
received a dislocated shoulder and IL Sc
we're scalp wound: Mr.. and Mrs +. h..
Saalbach and Robert Purcell, while canoe
ing on the Potomac were drowned by the
oyerturning of their canoes: Mrs. Sallie
Nolan, sixty years OF age, received painful
injuries by stepping into depression at
Florida avenue and 9th street; Mr.. John ID.
FraZee was injured by the overtuTniug of
his automobile Mrs. Anna Kelley attempt
ed suicide by shooting; George Leh COM
mitted suicide by hanging. Among those
who died were: Thomas Z. Waggaman,
formerly OF Washington; NJ. b. Gordon. a
lifelong resident of this city; Rev DR..
George II. Corey, pastor of the Metropoll-
tan Church; Solomon G. Brown. Robert p.
Dodge, al Garfield Hospital; William J.
Roche. president of the Bricklayers' Union.
from injuries sustained by falling from a
scaffold; Howard Cleveland, seventeen years
old, after an illness of about seven weeks