Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1906-09-13

dressed largely republican
rally in city hall, at Portland, Me-,
and said that as long as he was speak
er he would prevent the passage of
the measure advocated by Samuel
Gompers.
Capt. John Low, who served on the
confederate cruiser Alabama, died in
London.
81 have been fooled. segal got all
the money There is no one to blame
but myself" This note is said to have
been found near the body of Frank
Nipple, president of the failed Phila-
delphia Real Estate Trust Co., who
committed suicide.
Two Dattleships will be provided
for the presidents trip to the Isthmus
of Panama-one to carry the presi-
dent and the other to act as an aux
Hilary. A smaller vessel will be pro-
vided to enable the president to visit
points in shallow water.
The republicans of California nomi-
mated Congressman James N. Gillette
for governor, defeating the present
incumbent, Gov. Pardee The plat
form is opposed to the admission of
Japanese and other Asiatics, and IA
vors the removal of the tariff on
building material to be used in San
Francisco during the next three years.
Speaker Cannon suffered a severe
chill during his campaign in Maine,
and was compelled to go to bed; but
he pulled himself together and made
speeches.
Both the democratic and republic
an conventions Of Arizona passed res
olutions in opposition to joint state
hood with New Mexico.
The National Irrigation congress, in
session at Boise, Idaho, elected Gov
Chamberlain of Oregon president, and
adjourned to meet next year at Sacra-
mento, Cal
The election of Father Meyer, an
American, as head of the Order OF
Jesuits, or BLACK Pope, is said to
be opposed by the pope.
Speaker Cannon of the national
house of representatives, in an ad.
dress before large audience at city
hall in Lewiston, Me- criticized Sam.
Samuel G. Gompers, president of tho
American Federation of Labor, call
ing him a car
An official communication ANYBODY
ing the whole government program
has been published in St. Petersburg.
The program embraces court mar
tial for political crimes and an in
crease of the penalties for revolu-
tionary propaganda, and expresses a
firm determination to preserve order
1t also promises liberal measure of
reforms. Useless restrictions on
Jews shall be abolished forthwith.
Peace is in the air in Havana. and
on all sides there is hope that matters
will be arranged between the govern
ment and the insurgents so far as to
avoid further bloodshed.
The pig iron market is still active,
and in some districts prices are high
err.
The decl're in live hogs has not
lowered the Chicago provision mar
ket
The Garments union of San Fran.
cisco has voted to return to work on
the trolley roads in that city, and
leave the question of hours and wages
to arbitration.
Albert Tissandler, the famous
aernoaut, is dead in Paris.
Secretary Root will be in Panama
September 16. He will leave the cruis-
er Charleston, cross the isthmus, and
make the journey home on the cruiser
New York
While filling balloon, preparatory
to making an ascension at Mcpherson.
Kas., it exploded, when gasoline was
thrown on the fire, and the auronaut
Jack Leroy, was fatally burned He
ran through the town a perfect pill
lar of fire
Mr.. and VIM. J. Bryan received a
warm welcome from home folks"
at Lincoln. Neb. There was no pa
tronship shown.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., who has
been hunting in Colorado, limped into
Glenwood Springs, seeking medical at
tention.. He had scratched his left
leg on bush, and it had become sore
and annoying A physician said he
was in no danger. While this was
occurring a report was sent out that
Theodore was at the Goldfield, Nevada.
prize fight, when, in fact, he was al
most thousand miles away.
The belated cruisers West Yirgi-
MIA, Colorado and PENNSYLVANIA will
be sent to the far East, to strengthen
the American fleet in those waters.
weakened recently by Withdrawals.
In an address before the Iroquois
club, a democratic organization in
Chicago, VIM. j. Bryan denounced
Roger Sullivan, democratic national
committeeman from Illinois, and re.
pudiated the Endorsement of the demo
cratic state convention held at Peoria
The result of the prize fight at Gold
field, Nevada, has set the tongues OF
the big and little prize lighters, the
has-heens and the wcullbss to wag-
sing, and boasting and chsllenging.