Sharp County record., 1906-12-07

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pope was expecting Emperor William
| to request the removal of Stableinski.
The priest was insisting that the chill
dren of Posen be taught the Polish
language instead of the German Ian
guage in the schools. The emperor
would not listen to the proposition,
but the priest was insistent.
Capt. Hugh H. Henry, past national
commander of the Army and Navy
union, and chief of staff of the present
national commander, Browne, died in
| Washington.
Aggie Myers, the Missouri woman
under sentence of death for accessory
to the murder of her husband, has
been refused more time by Justice
Brewer of the supreme court of the
| United States in which to file a COM
plete record in the case.
Not single American has died on
the Panama canal zone in the last
three months.
The official vote of Illinois gives the
republicans a plurality of 145,560.
Caruso, the Italian opera singer, was
granted a right to appeal from the
decision of the New York magistrate
court that fined him $40 on the
charge of annoying women at the
monkey house in Central park, New
York.
Rev. DR.. Charles A. Ashel, of LiV-
erpool, England, who recently received
call to the Fifth Avenue Baptist
church, New York, said in addressing
the New York congregation: When
you invite me to become one Of you,
to take up the great work of this great
church, you give me the opportunity
to accomplish the desire of my life
to become an American citizen, to be
an American. l have always been an
American, born on the wrong side"
Mayor Vallillee, of Buckingham,
Quebec, has been arrested, charged
with failure to real the riot act at the
recent riots at sawmill strike there.
In an attempt to hold up and rob
j. Frank Emery, proprietor OF the
Kentucky house, a second-rate hotel
at Kansas City, Kas., Emery was shot
in the shoulder and Charles Rumble,
aged 80, an iron molder from Inde-
pendence, Mo-, was also wounded.
Rumble and a negro named Hutten
were arrested and jailed. 1t is be-
lieved that Rumble forced the negro
to accompany him.
Government officials declare coal
supply of United States will last for
5000 years.
Bowing to the will of the church,
Rev. Algernon S. Crapsey, rector of
St. Andrews church, of Rochester,
has renounced his ministery in the
Protestant Episcopal church in a let
ter to Bishop William David Walker,
of the western diocese Of New York.
In this letter Rev. Crapsey reaffirmed
his belief that the motion Of the or
! igin of Jesus, that son of man was
born without human father, is with
out foundation" in history.
| Following a three-inch fall of snow,
nearly two inches of rain has fallen
over Kansas during the last "a hours.
Reports to Secretary Coburn Of the
state agricultural department, and to
railroad offices say the wheat never
went into winter in better condition.
Compared with conditions year
ago, experts say the Kansas outlook
now warrants the prediction that next
years crop will reach the 100000 900
bushel mark.
In an interview in the City of Mex
leo William Randolph Hearst is quoted
as saying that IF circumstances made
it imperative he would once more
be a candidate for office" He did not
designate the office.
Ten deaths, all men, resulted from
a fire in a Salvation Army hotel in
ST. Louis. There were no fire es,
capes on the building.
Samuel Spencer, president of the
Southern Railway Co., and recognized
as one of the foremost men in the
development of the southern states,
was killed in a collision on his own
road near Lynchburg, Va. Besides
Mr.. Spencer, Charles d. Fisher, Of Bal
timore; Philip Schuyler of New York;
Francis T. Redwood, of Baltimore,
guests of Mr.. Spencer, and D. w. Da.
Wis, of Alexandria, Va, private dis
patcher for Mr. Spencer and two ne
groes were killed. The party were
occupying private car, were ch a
hunting trip, and were all killed While
asleep with the exception of Mr.. Da.
Wis.
George B. Pollock, chief of Depar,
ment B of the interior department, en-
ters an emphatic denial to testimony
given at Salt Lake City, Utah, by NJ.
A. Myendorff, special agent of the
government, that Mr.. Pollock had in.
structed Myendorff to destroy affida.
Wits procured against the Union Pa.
cifc Coal Co. in alleged coal land
fraud investigation.
Mayor Eugene Schmitz, of San
Francisco, who has been placed under
arrest on charge of eXtortion, has