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win a majority OF IA. middle and


but with Ohio. Pennsylvania and the
east dead set against any change ia
the present scale, unless It is Q. reduc-
ton, there is much speculation at In
dianapolis on the eve of the cvnven-
ton OF the mine workers and the Joint
conference with the operators as 20
the outcome.
The entertainments provided at Ma.
Mia by the enlisted men OF the Amer
lean fleet for the men OF the visiting
British cruiser squadron, comprising a
dinner and vaudeville show, were at
tended by 1900 persons
An epidemic Of typhoid fever pre-
vaiIs in the borough of Williamsburg.
adjacent to Pittsburg. There are now
over 100 cases, and a number OF
deaths have resulted.
Seven theological students. out OF
party OF IL, were overwhelmed by al
avalanche. They were on an excur-
sion in the Hall valley, Tyrol Aus
tria.
The political map OF England under
went a striking change as the result
OF parliamentary elections held in 80
constituencies in widely scattered, but
important centers, and in which the
liberals gained Is seats. The labor
ties. who are counted among the lib
erai gains, secured four new seats
against unionist candidates.
The supreme court has given notice
to counsel in the case OF Caleb Pow
ers, of Kentucky, that the case can not
be heard until after the conclusion Of
the special call, on which the court is
now engaged.
DR.. William Wallace Hadley, medi.
cal director of the Force of Life Chem
zeal Co., and Mrs. Laura NJ. Wilson,
confidential manager of the company,
are out on $4,000 bail having been ar
rested in New York ON charges Of
conspiracy to obtain money under
false pretenses by the use of the mails.
DIR. Hadley claimed the marvellous
power of raising the dead and cur.
ing or preventing disease. He could
arrest time, it was alleged.
Levi Geiger, aged 16, of Washington
Vile. Pa, whose right arm was skin
ned from the elbow to, the shoulder
last June, has just had it recovered
with skin, part from his own body
and part from under the wings of
chickens.
While in the act of crossing the
railway tracks near Bellebuckle, Tenn,
buggy containing Pauline and Re-
becca Pearson, IL and 8 years old re.
spectively, was struck by a north.
bound train and torn in pieces. The
horse was killed outright, and the
| children were thrown on the pilot OF
the engine and carried 100 yards be
fore the train was stopped. Neither
of the children had sustained the
slightest injury.
zee Sing Lee, or Charles Dean. as he
is known in English, Pittsburg's lead.
ing Chinese gambler. eloped to Youngs-
town, o., with Maybelle Dumphries. a
beautiful white girl, and under the
name of Belle Dean she was married
to him.
V. t. Sanford, who has been on trial
at Rome, Ga, charged with the muir.
der of George Wright, was acquitted.
1t Is understood that Secretary Shaw
at the request of the president has
agreed to remain in the cabinet until
March 4, 1907.
President Roosevelt has indicated
that he is in accord with the house
committee on interstate, and foreign
commerce in it's support Of the Hep
burn bill for the regulation of railroad
| freight rates.
Gen. Morales. OF San Domingo. thu
advices say, was wounded recently In
an encounter with troops of the tenn
porary president, Gen. Caceres.
Gen. Morales, former president OF
Santo Domingo, arrived at San Juan.
2. r., on the United States gunboat
Dubuque.
Four persons met death in the slee.,
snow and rain storm which swept over
New York and New Jersey.
Marine experts on the coast believe
that the schooner Samuel L. Russell
has gone to pieces in Hampton Roads
and that Capt. Jones and four men
are lost. Tugs coming in report wreck.
| age from the vessel.
Rev. w. e. Cleveland, q retired Pres.
bytertan minister and brother of for.
mer President Grover Cleveland, was
stricken with paralysis at the hons
OF his son, w. S. Cleveland, in Co
lumbus.
The railroad property In Michigan
as fixed by the state tan commission
Is valued at t2O7, OSO, 900, an increase
OF tl1.oOo,OOO over last year.
The main business block of Ad.
vance, Mo, which consisted of the
post once, theater and eight stores
was completely destroyed by FIRE.
The president and Mrs. Roosevelt
gave dinner at the White house in
honor OF the diplomatic corps. The
table vas set ia the state dining room
and covers were laid for 60 persons.
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