Connecticut western news., 1906-08-16
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TWO lTlNatSS UT INS ElENll lntluNFN. with Contract Surgeon Calvin Snyder and Internal Revenue Collector Will Hams of Illinois, were killed in hand to hand light with force of Pulaja at Julita. island of Leyte. r. 1. The detachment, which consisted of two men. was greatly outnumhere,l. but made a gallant light. The Pulajanes gensen rifles and So0 rounds of ammu- milton.
 Orders for the formation of the Allan tic fleet To be reviewed by President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay Sept. 3 were issued at the navy department. The president will be aboard the Maytow- er. and the fleet which he will review will be the strongest if not the largest in numbers ever assembled under the United States flag II will consist of 4S vessels. carrying LIS guns. com manded hy SIP officers, with 1928, men.
 Miss ASi l.. ESac, who is summering in Oyster Bay for the purpose of inter viewing the president or Mrs. RooSe welt on what she declares Is ''a matter of life and death" created scene during the service in ChriSt's EpiSco- pal church on Sunday by attemptinA to approach the president. She was seized by secret service men. who held her until church was out. Lunacy pro ceeiings against her have been begun.
 Justice Giegerich of the New York supreme court granted the application for a writ of mandamuS directed to the Mutual Life Insurance company and requiring the company to supply the International Policy Holders com mittee with all information. such as correct addresses and names of policy holders, and to file correct list with the state insurance department.
 William Loeb. Jr.. secretary to Presi dent Roosevelt. Is defendant in a S50., oIo damage suit In which he is charged with having caused the false arrest of Miss Nadaee Doree. a Jewish writ, CT. The arrest was made last winter in Washington when Miss noree was distributing leaflets advertising her work in the defense of Russian Jews at St. Johns Episcopal church.
 An attempt to keep the lid on in Sar, atoga. W. Y. was made when Ullman X Mac&in's Bridge Whist club was raided. ConSternation was thrown in to the camp of the authorities, who are tryiRg 10 regulate" the gambling by permitting Canfield and two others to run. by Governor Higgins antigam- bling message to the sheriff.
 Ann O'Della Diss Dehar. who under the name of Laura Jackson was sen, fenced Dee. 2O. 1901. 10 seven years penal Servitude for connection with an alleged immoral cult known as the Theocratic unity, of which her reputei husband. Theodore Jackson. was the head. was liberated from AyleSbury prison. in England.
 The federal grand jury in Chicag on Friday returned an indictment ot nineteen counts against the Standard Oil company. charging securing of re- bates through nonpayment of storage charges to certain railroads, procuring thereby unfair and illegal advantage over competitors in violation of the Elkins law.
 Representative and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth returned from Europe and will be the guests of President RoOSe welt at Oyster Bay for several days when they will proceed to Cincinnati by way of Washington. The presi. dents yacht Sylph met the steamer St. Paul at Quarantine.
 Sailing over 2a5 miles of land and water from New York city to Brant Rock. Mass. near Plymouth. Dr. Jul Han T.. Thomas of New York city and Roy KnaheaShue. a professional aero, naut. made one of the most success ful balloon trips yet undertaken in this country.
 Suit for S5OO.O00 damages has been brought In New York against Gilbert T. Raf'erty. the coke king" of Pitts burg. by his daughter-in-law. who charges the millionaire with having alienated the affections of her huS- band. George R. Rafferty.
 The action of the williamstown Pal board of education in busting teachers of the Roman Catholic faith has stir red up much bitterness between Prot estant and Roman Catholic fraterni- ties. The Catholic teachers will appeal to the courts.
 New Jersey liquor dealers received a solar pleNuS blow when the supreme court handed down a decision declar- ing valid the clause in the bishops ex- else law authorizing the removal of screens from the doors and windows of saloons.
 Cash and pledges footing up h about $42.NO were collected at the closing meeting at Old Orchard. Me, of the Christian alliance q missionary organ ization of which \. R. Simpson Of New York Is the leader.
 F. Reeve ot Echo. N. T.. is trying to trace the history of q prehistoric chair. made of stone. which he dug out of the ground. Curiously. the relic is much on the same order as q Morris chair.
 New York city's supply of milk. fruits and vegetables was held up by a strike of the 45o deck hands of the tugboats which guide car floats foI au increase of nav