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diocese. died after a lingering illness.
He was nearly SO years of Z
Kansas CITY James Black. Of the
law FIRM Of Pratt. Dana q Black. cor
porotion attorneys. dropped dead while
frying Il case at the county cour, house.
Mr.. Black was 4. years old.
Washington. D. c. During tn fiscal
year ending Jpne 80 forty-six new pub
lc buildings were erected and five OK
tensions To old buildings We're COM
'lletcd.
Knoxville, Tenn.-A meeting between
the president of the Southern railway
and the president of the machinists'
union has been arranged looking to d
settlement OF the machinists' strike.
NapIes-Maxirn Gorky was received
with loud acclaim when he addressed
through an Interpreter an Italian meet
ing here, which passed a resolution
wishing success for the Russian people.
Observation-Disclosures of the Census
S. ID. \. North has been selected by
the United States government as one
of the two eNr"rts 10 go to Germany
to settle the tariff difficulties between
khe two countries.
New York-Andrew Carnegie. wife
and daughter have returned from t,u-
rope. Mr.. Carnegie Is much encour-
aged over the success of tho reformed
spelling propaganda and gives Presi-
dent Roosevelt great credit for il.
Tangier-Taking ~dvaa,ag of the
absence If f~saisuli. the Jcras. Il tribe
hostile to him. have raided his strong
hold at IinatS. carrying off his cattle
after 4 two hours fight. Iiaisuli has
proclaimed himself governor of Ar
ailla.
New York Miss Rosemary Sartoris.
daughter of Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris
and the late Algornon Charles Fred
erick Sartoris. and granddaughter of
the late General T.. 5. Grant. was mar
ried here to George III. Woolston. OF M
hernia. Fla.
New York-Paderewski. the Polish
pianist. Will rot come to America this
winter. This was settled definitely by
cable. and the reason given for the
postponement of the American visit is
the incompleteness of his symphony.
on which Paderewski is still working.
New York-Three men We're arrested
after they had addressed a meeting
COMMUNICATING the assassination OF
president Mckinley. According to tho
police. the speakers had lauded the act
of Assassin C%zolgosz. The prisoners
were locked up, charged with melting
to riot.
lndiane.a, Miss.-The Merchants and
Planters bank. of %Indianola. has been
placed in the hands of Il receiver. on
the application of Memphis and New
Orleans banking institutions. who pre-
sent claims a~ggregating $4,000 Mar
vim Brown. of this place. has been
named as receiver.
CoIon-The Royal Mail steamer At
ratio arrived here with the second con-
signment of 100 laborers on board.
They We're from Nigo. Spain. Very few
laborers are coming in here from the
West Indies, where planters and other
employers OF labor are doing their best
ito retain their men.
Memphis, Tenn.-George Estes. who
shot and killed Deputy Sheriff Sasely
and wounded Constable John Bowers
when the officers at Hales Points,
/, Tenn, raided n crap game in which tho
!, negro was participating. was taken
from a sheritf's posse by an armed mob
ut that place and hanged.
Berlin-Insurance companies of Ger
, many nave reconsidered their recent
decision not TO pay the San Francisco
fire losses and will do so. Action look
ing to this end has already been taken
/, by the Berlin Fire Insurance
and the Prussian National Fire Insur-
/, tnce company.
t Washington. D.. C.-The annual re-
port of the commissioner of the gem
eral land office shows total receipts for
the year ending June so were $685.
q 524. an increase over the preceding year
: Hf $561.7l3. The total area of the land
= disposed of was 19.i31.lS1 acres, an
!. increase of 2.374.565 acres.
= New York-A notable performance OF
. Henrik Ibsen's dramatic poem. Peer
Gynt." was given Monday night by
j, Richard Mansfield at the Grand opera
{ house. The theater was packed with
q brilliant and enthusiastic audience.
). Nhe production was the first presenta-
.. zion of Peer Gynt' ever given in Eng
: fish.
Castle Rock, coIo.-Mrs. Laura
Scott. a 19-year-old school teacher.
. was found dead near Parker. in Doug
: las county by n searching party. and
!. a c%oroner's jury returned a verdict that
, she had died of exposure. She had
. lost her way when returning home
! from making a call and had frozen to
: death.
New York-A jury in the United
States circuit court brought in a YER
l. dict awarding Miss Margaret Anglin,
:. pn %actres, damages of $4,000 against
!. the N. Y. N. H. & H. Railroad COM
> pany. Miss Anglin sued for $50. 900.
; She was struck by an engine in July.
1905. at Stamford. Conn. and had her
arm broken.
= Lexington, ky.-Thc jury which tried
y daniel Nj. Adams, n former attendant
|, ht the eastern Kentucky asylum. for
= the murder of Fred Ketterer, formerly
n patient there. %returned a verdict OF
!, guilty of assault II battery and fix
q ing the punishment at one years con-
= finement in the county Jail. Fred
a Pharis. charged with the same murder.
!. was sentenced to five years in the pen
itentiary.
London-A man votes in the precinct in
!. which his head rests when he sleeps. Tn.
. matter has just been judicially decided.
- Child's bank happens to occupy Il position
= half being IN the city of London and ,ho
other half In the city of Westminster. and
it turned out one man preferred to sleen
, with his head to the east. the man in
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