The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-06-28

n the Skatiga valley, supposed 20 have
been caused by a huge landslide at
some place In the mountains.
During the trial Of six Poles
charged with assault and battery upon
Walter Sealaszkiwicz in the municipal
court at Portland. Ore. Sealaszkiwicz
testified that aboat a month ago
plot was laid in that city and an at
tempt was made to raise funds TO send
a member OF an anarchist organization
to Washington TO assassinate Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
tuberculosis of the lungs and pneu-
monia were the leading causes Of
death in the United States according
to a special report on mortality in 1904
issued by the census bureau. Diar-
rhoea. enteritis. heart disease. cancer
and typhoid follow in their order.
a mortgage for S20.0OO,O00 on tho
Missouri. Kansas & Texas railroad
was fled with the recorder CT deeds
at St Louis.
The business session Of the $50 tri-
ennial convocation OF the general
grand chapter OF Royal Arch Masons
OF the United States at Boston elect
ed Joseph r Dyas. Of Paris. H., gem
eral grand high priest Deputy gener-
al grand high priest. William q.
Swain, Milwaukee; general grand
king. Nathan Kingsley. Austin. MINI:
general grand scribe. Bernard G. witt.
Henderson. KY; general grand treas
urer. John NJ. Porter, Baltimore gem
eral grand secretary. Christopher g.
Fox, Buffalo general grand captain
of the host, George T. Corson, Wash
lngton; general grand principal so
iourner, Fred w. Craig. Des Moines. IA.
The presence of one case Of yellow
fever Of Port Limon. Costa Rica. was
oncially reported to the Louisiana
state board Of health
The space in front OF the speakers
desk OF the house resemhlod n small
section Of a delicatessen store and a
corner grocery. with cereals. jams, iel-
lies, tins OF peas. tomatoes. corn. bot
ties OF whisky and wine, imported sau.
sage and other ediblcs and drinkables
scattered over two tables, and TO com.
plete the picture there were standard
scales with weights. a graduate and a
funnel for the purpose OF demonstrate
ing the contention OF the majority of
the committee on interstate and for
eisn commerce that a pure food bill
IS necessary for the protection OF the
people. when Mr. Mann. Of Illinois.
began the discussion on the pure food
bill
Richard C. lvens was hanged az
Chicago. Friday for the murder Of Mrs
Bessie HOLSTER The murder occurr-
ed on the evening Of January L.
II is ascertained that 500 grand
army men lost their homes In the san
Francisco FIRE
Within the last two years the An
cient order Of Hibernians In the Unit.
ed States has grown from a member
ship Of 10000 to $4,000
Formal announcement OF the pur-
pose OF the government TO prosecute
The Standard oil Co. was made by At
torney General Moody. The proceed
ings In the first instance will be insti-
tuted under the Elkins law Should
the investigation Justify Il he viii
bring further action under the Sher-
man antitrust law
With noble ceremony King Haakon
VII and Queen Maud were invested
with the crowns Of Norway az Trondh
lem. Thursday. The ceremonies %
the coronation were witnessed by a
hri1ffnnf aaaan, tIa~. .,.H non, ,-a.,. I'm,
pressive. Special Ambassador Graves
and wife. Lieut. Commander Gibbons
and Mrs. Gibbons and Mai Gibson
were present Besides the special en-
bassy from the United States Mr.. and
Mrs William !. Bryan. Mrs. Marshall
Field ard Eddy and Miss Eddy. OF Chi
cago; William Wheatley and wife. 10
Washington. and the Norwegian Amer
lean delegation were present King
Haakon presented Special Ambassador
Graves and Mrs. Graves with silver
medals struck in honor Of the corona
ton
In the United States district court
at Kansas City. Mo-. Judge Smith Nc
Pherson OF Red Oak. Ia, passed. SEN
teuce on the seven dtltuuahie lfAtAf
" convicted Of making concessions
and accepting and conspiring to accept
rebates on shipments. George l..
Thomas. OF New York. was fined
$4,000 and sentenced to four months in
the penitentiary. l. B Taggart, OF
New York. was fined $4,000 and sen.
fenced 10 three months In the peniten-
tiary Firms assessed we're: Swift &
Swift & Co. $4,000. Cudahy Packing
Co. $4,000; the Armour Packing Co,
$4,000: Nelson. Morris 4 Co.. $4,000.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railway,
$4,000. Notice OF appeal was given in
each case and bonds filed.
State Senator Charles Mcdonald ana
several wealthy stockmen were arrest
ed by federal officers at Butte. Mont.
on a charge OF fencing public lands
Three hundred United States ma.
rlnes stationed at Camp Elliott, Pa
mama, have been transferred to Coro-
zal
Business failures in the United
States for the week ending June "a
number l73, against 40 the previous
week. 40 in 1905 and 157 in 1904 In