Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-10-03

Th0 Automobile OF MIS-. william
Graham of Santa Barbara, Cal, killed
q peasant at Auxerre, France. The
driver In trying to save the man
ditched the machine and Mrs. Graham
was injured
The Indiana Pipe Lin company,
subsidiary of the Standard Oil COM
pany, made profit of $4,091. O22 in
1903 on total investment of $2,228,-
1853. according to the company's fig
ures produced by George Chesebro.
controller of the National Pipe Line
company, who appeared as a witness
in the federal suit against the oil com.
bine.
BY the order of Gov. Magoon, Of
Cuba. the negro general, Juan Du-
casse, and Gems. Masso PARA and
Luis Lara Miret, were arrested and
lodged in jail on the charge OF sedi.
ton.
President Small, of the commercial
telegraphers. said the leased wire OPP
orators under contract would not be
called out
Richard Walton, the negro charged
with the murder of Mrs. Lillian
White Grant in Chicago, by. strangling
her, was arrested in Springfield, Ill
A ferryboat crossing the Tombigbee
river. near Jackson, Ala, was cap
sized, drowning one white boy and 13
negroes.
Cone Hagan. a farmer living near
Statesboro. Ga, and eight children
were poisoned by Ice cream In which
condensed milk had been used.
Fire in Port Limon, Costa Rica.
caused three deaths and the loss OF
$4,000.
Sir Thomas Upton said he would Is
sue revised challenge for the Amer
ica's cup II Fife, the boat designer,
thought II wise.
Forces of the Guggenheim railroad.
the Copper River & Northwestern.
shot and killed one man and wounded
FIVE employed by the Alaska Rome
railway in Keystone canyon. Is miles
from Valdez.
The report Of the currency commits
sion of the American Bankers associa-
ton, recommending the credit cur
rency bill, was adopted despite the
vigorous opposition Of western bank
ers.
The post was held up a few miles
from Tobolsk, Siberia, and the post
man in charge killed by band of rob-
bers who got away with 100000.
s. E. Crawford. of Cincinnati, o..
died at Naples of angina pectoris. He
was "a years old.
Arthur Traynor, an aeronaut from
Minneapolis. was drowned in Lake
Pepin while making a balloon ascen-
sion and parachute drop.
The warehouse of Byrd, Douglas &
Co., grain dealers of Nashville, Tenn.
were destroyed by fire. Loss, 100000,
with sos, 900 insurance.
The Lusitania arrived at Queens
town, having made the eastward pas
sage in five days, four hours and 10
minutes, record time for the Cunard
line.
We're st. Leger Goold has confessed
to the Judge at Monte Carlo that he
and Mrs. Goold murdered Emma
Levin.
Moorish rebels numbering about
5000 defeated force of imperial
troops In battle which lasted a day
and a half. The rebels cut of the
heads of % of the sultan's soldiers.
State Architect George L. Keens Of
New York died at his summer home
at Lake Mohegan, Westchester coun-
ty, of meningitis.
Frank Halliday, alias Halfraak, and
John Lane. alias Laurence, were ar
rested In New York at the request Of
the authorities in Minneapolis. 1t Is
charged they got s1,500,000 from
farmers Of the northwest by selling
fraudulent crop reports.
Henry F. Maiwurm of Chicago was
reelected president and Michael j.
Mccarthy Of Chicago was reelected
secretary of the Liquor Dealers Pro-
tective association Of Illinois.
The New York board Of education
has ordered an investigation to deter
mine whether the abolition of cor.
poral punishment has been beneficial
or detrimental to the system.
Reports received from several
towns in the district near Malaga,
Spain. indicate that the loss of life
by the foods may reach $50.
One of the new 20,000-ton battle
ships Is to be called the North Da-
kota.
John Hoffman was dropped into q
five-foot sewer In New York by the
breaking Of a rope and was hurled
through the sewer at tremendous
speed into the Harlem river, but came
out ali-e and was rescued.
The rear coach Of the second sec
ton Of the special train car
rying $50 first class passengers
from Paris to Cherbourg to EN-.
bark on tie White Star line steamer
Adriatic, for New York, was tele-
scoped by the regular Rouen express
at the mouth Of the Brevel tunnel, just
beyond Nantes. None of the passe2;
gers, most of whom were Americans.
was killed or even badly injured.
New York striking telegraphers
voted to call out all the leased wire
men employed by brokers and the
press If the national officers approved.
| Walter Scott, Great Northern fire
| man, was scalded to death In a wreck
near Boyleston. Wis.
President Roosevelt and family re-
turned to Washington from Oyster
Bay.
Attorney General Davidson, OF
Texas. instituted suit against the Pull
man company and the Western Union
Telegraph company to prevent them
from doing business In Texas and
asking for permit fees Of 100000 from
each company.
In an official communication to