Woodruff County news., 1906-08-02

SUJ III LOulSVlll0, Ny.
 Willie Stewart accidentally dropped a chisel he was showing to a eus- toner in La Grange (Ga.) hardware store, into case of dynamite. Stew art was instantly killed, several per sons in the store were hurt, and the building and stock was badly wrecked.
 James Richard De Remer, one of the most noted railroad builders in the country, died at Denver, Col, of pa ralysis, aged 59 years. He built the famous swinging bridge on which the Denver & Rio Grande railroad goes through the Royal gorge.
 A committee has been named by President Jordan of the Southern Cot ton association to investigate charges that certain officials of the association are owners of stock in a well-known cotton brokerage firm.
 Justice William Day, of the United States supreme court, has accepted an invitation to deliver the principal ad- dress upon the occasion of the unveil- ing of the monument in honor of Will liam Mckinley at Columbus, o. Sep tember IA,
 In a battle between regular negro in- fantry and native constabulary on the one hand and fanatic Pulajanes on the other, in the island of Leyte, fifty of the latter were killed and upwards of sixty wounded. One sergeant of con- 5tabulary was wounded.
 Reports from the City of Mexico say that the sensational stories of plots against Americans are largely based on false reports or distorted versions of a threatened strike among factory operatives.
 The superintendent of the Municipal Cancer Research fund laboratory in London says that as the result of eX periments with mice, the prospects of discovering the mystery of the origin of cancer are more hopeful than ever.
 United States Consul Britain, at Hekl Germany, in a report to the bu- reau of manufactures, shows that Ger mans are as great offenders against the laws for the prevention of adulter- ation of food products as Americans.
 Miss Millie, L. c. Giltner and Will liam Augustine, Americans, who were convicted in the Isle of Pines of con structing a private telegraph line, in violation of military orders, have been pardoned by President Palma of Cuba, on their promise not to offend again.
 Sir Robert Hart, who has for so many years administered the Chinese customs, is winding up his affairs in China, and will, in few months, re- tire to England.
 The Alabama Press Association adopted a resolution inviting William Jennings Bryan to deliver an address Editors Day." at the Alabama state fair, to be held in Montgomery, Octo- Der 22-27 MT. Bryan had already promised to visit the fair.
 Hiram G. Cook, of the engineering department of the Northern Pacific railroad, is believed to have been drowned in the Yellowstone river, in Montana, where he went fishing with party of friends.
 United States Consular Agent, John B. Breathitt, of Cananea, Mexico, em- phaticaly denies the rumor current of another uprising tt Cananea in which Col. w. c. Greene was alleged to have been shot
 Frank J. Constantine, wanted for the murder of Mrs. Louis H. Gentry, in Chicago, is under arrest and in Jail at Poughkeepsie, N Y, where he has been identified by young woman from Chi cago.
 The American Surety Co. has been cited to appear before the Kansas state superintendent of insurance and show cause why its certificate should not be revoked by reason of it's operations being in the nature of trust.
 It is alleged that the state of New York ras been defrauded of $200, ,0OO by a clique of clerks, who have been ar rested charged with selling mortgage and bond transfer stamps from which the cancellation marks have been re- moved by chemicals.
 The Jackson Lumber Co.,, of Lock hart, Ala, is charged by Germans who escaped to Pensacola, Fla, and claim ed protection of the German vice-con sul, with having inveigled about 100 immigrants to their camp under prom ise of good pay, and holding them vlr tually as slaves, subjecting them to all sorts of indignities.
 The Phoenix Royal Insurance Co.,, of Vienna, which carried about $2,50O,00O insurance in San Francisco, has decld- ed not to pay losses growing out ot the conflagration of last April. The company's policies carried an earth quake clause.
 Premier Stolypin of Russia has is sued telegraphic instructions to all governors and projects which is, in effect, declaration of war to the knife and knife to the hilt against the dis turbing elements.
 When the body of Russell Sage is finally inferred at Troy, N. Y, it will rest in a heavy steel casket which in turn will be encased in concrete. The Yema will be carefully guarded in