The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-05-24

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ting a group photograph. The injured
are Dr. c. Lukins, Roswell, n. A., hip
bruised; Rev. w. o. David. Mononga.
heia, w. Va, hip bruised; Geo Wills.
Mendoza. Ill. back bruised; Rev. J.
NJ. Gaughey, Charltcs Ia. leg
strained; Rev. W. c. Buell., Taos, N.
NJ, back bruised. Mr. Davis Is the
most seriously hurt. and is under
physicians care.
Senator Newlands has been author
lied by members OF the interstate com.
merce commission TO report his bill
for the creation OF a joint commission
consisting OF members of the senate
and house OF representatives to frame
report as TO the practicabillty and
ton act for railroads engaged IN inter.
state and foreign commerce.
The issue Of the first encounter be-
tween the monarch and the representa-.
tives of the people hangs for the mo-
ment in the balance. Though the rep.
resentative chamber Of parliament and
the council Of the empire adopted ad.
dresses in reply 10 the speech from
the throne no answer has been given.
President Mouromtseff. who had hoped
10 obtain an audience OF Emperor
Nicholas for presentation OF the ad.
dress OF the lower house received I'M
stead an invitation to n gala birthday
luncheon at Peterhof. an Official func-
ton to which no other high function
aries have been hidden. There Is no
intlmation nthe court side that this
invitation is connected with the re
quest for an audience The parlia.
mentary leaders consider the failure 10
include the other deputies who we're
Instructed TO accompany Preslden,
Mouromtseff renders Il out OF the
question for the president of the low.
err house to discuss the address even
informally.
A minority report condemnlng the
Bonynge bill recently reported from
the house committee on election of
president. vice president and repre-
sentatives in congress, and giving the
federal courts jurisdiction in election
fraud cases. has been filed in the
house. The report includes an argu
ment 10 show that the constitution
only gave 10 the federal authorities
Jurisdiction over the elections as a
final safeguard to the union. that there
Is no extraordinary condition az pres
ent which calls for the exercise Of this
power. and that the bill. therefore
ought not to pass.
Two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars awaits Mrs. Andres Nelson. a
widow with nine children, who was
burned out during the San Francisco
holocaust and who is now believed %
be in some refuge camp there. Her
husband, a tanner. though the son Of
a wealthy father In Sweden. died IN
1898. leaving the family destitute
The woman. too proud 10 appeal TO her
wealthy fatherinlaw. worked hard 70
support herself and little ones. They
lost all when the fire swept the city.
Now comes word that the father-in.
law in Sweden is dead and his large
estate is all to go 10 the widow Of his
dead boy.
The American fishing schooner Ray.
man. which was seized on Cape George
May ., for hshington within the three
mile limit. was released under $500
bonds.
The six-story piano factory OF Jacob
Hall & Sons. three-story building oc.
cupied by John II. Carls sash and door
factory and the Doll Co.'S planning
mills, in New York. were destroyed by
FIRE. with an aggregate loss OF $780,
600.
Miss Julia Marlowe. whose illness
forced her to leave Ottawa, Is now az
her home in New York under the care
Of her physician. who states that Miss
Marlowe will be able to an her en-.
gagement in Brooklyn.
A report is published in Berlin Of
an accident al Rekiavik. Iceland. re-
sulting in the loss Of three cutters. the
Ingvar, the Emilia and the Sophie
Whlstley. Nationality Of the vessels
and date of disaster not reported.
There have been two days Of fight
ing at the villages OF Stoger and Ba'
rite. IN the district OF TachlidIa. be
tween Mussulmans and NIzams on one
side and Christians on the other. Sew
eral persons were killed or wounded.
What is practically martial law
reigns at Coeymans, n. Y, on the west
bank OF the Hudson river, ~ miles
south of Albany The strike OF the
brickmakers in force ali along tha
Hudson broke into riot here and after
a pitched battle between the 500 union
strikers and nearly as many negr1
non-union men, in which one woman
was severely wounded. pitts was called
from Albany He decided that he and
his deputy could not suppress the riot
and four Albany companies Of militia
about $50 strong. were ordered out
crazed by drink and disappointment
in love affair. James II. Clark, tele-
graph operator at the little town Of
Chamblee. north Of Atlanta, Ga, be
gan a rampage Of crime. In less than
"a hours he killed one man. severely
wounded three others. slightly wound