The Glenwood post., 1907-10-19

drlfted ashore on raft.
The report of the United States Ex-
press company filed with the Kansas
railroad commission shows gross earn
ings of s6O,137.09 and operating expen-
ses of $63 3,534.77.
A body supposed to be that of Jack
Simpkins, the long missing member of
the Western Federation of miners,
was recently found in Shoshone coun-
| ty, Idaho.
Mrs. Charles j. Romadke, wife of a
millionaire manufacturer of Milwau-
kee, has been arrested in Chicago
charged with theft. She confessed to
many robberies which have baffled the
police.
Two prominent physicians of Paris
created sensation in the Academy
of Medicine by report that they had
succeeded in removing birthmarks
with radium The operation is en-
tirely painless and may be applied to
an infant while asleep.
The turbine steamer Lusitania
broke all records on her second west
ward trip from Queenstown to New
York, making the distance in four
days and 20 hours. The fastest days
run was 617 knots.
Stuyvesant Fish has secured a tenn
porary injunction to prevent E. H.
Hartman voting stock controlled by
him in the Illinois Central Railroad
company on the ground that state laws
prevent one railroad company owning
stock in another.
Joseph Powers Burlington opera
tor at Waldron, Mo, has been arrested
by United States authorities charged
with interfering with messages in or
der to harrass operators who took
strikers places.
Hampton G. Westcom testified at
the hearing of the federal suit against
the Standard Oil company that the
company found it 'expedient" to sell
much of their product through socalled
Independent companies that were real
ly owned and operated by the Standard.
Passengers on liners going to and
from Europe may now enjoy thea
| trical performance every night in the
week
The Santa Fe railroad has been con-
victed in the federal court at Los
Angeles, Cal, of giving rebates to the
Grand Canon Lime and Cement COM
pany of Arizona. The maximum pen
atty which may be imposed is 81 ,25O,-
0O0
A new railroad has been chartered
to build from Englewood, Kan.
through Guymon, Ok, to junction
with the Santa Fe in New Mexico.
Federal Judge Lawrence has rend-
cred a decision in which he holds that
all malt and fermented liquors re-
gardless of the amount of alcohol CON
tanned are contraband in Indian terri
tory.
The attorney general of Kansas is
preparing list of questions the in
surance companies made defendants
in an antitrust suit will be asked to
answer. -J
| Rumors that the Amalsamated Cop.
per company were to close al their
mines indefinitely cause a slump in
the price of stocks in Wall street re-
Gently.
The Nebraska food commission has
notified the Omaha packers that oleo.
margarine sold in tha. state must be
stamped with the net weight and must
specify the contents.
The Missouri state fair Just closed
was the most successful in the history
of the association.
The worlds pacing record for two
year-olds was broken at the Oklahoma
state fair by Slum Beauty. owned by
Frank T. Vennum. of Newkirk. Ok.
A difference of opinion has arisen
in Porto Rico between the insular au-
States courts over the payment of the
expenses of the latter.
The British homo fleet assembled in
| the North sea for practice exceeds in
naval strength the Immediately avail
| ably resources of any two other coun-
tries of Europe.
Robbers dynamited the safe in the
postotfice at Kiefer. |. r. and secured
$3.50 worth of stamps and small
amount of money.
The executive committee of the Ma
| tional Telegraphers' union has sus-
pended S. j. Small as president of the
| organization.
A meeting between King Edward of
England and the cZar of Russia is
to take place at Copenhagen.
The passing of sentence on the
Santa Fe railroad convicted of rebat-
ing at Los Angeles, Cal. has been
postponed until November A.
BY the accidental discharge of a
rife in the hands of her three-year-old
son, Mrs. Milton Pond, of Trenton,
Mo-, was recently killed.
Chicago won the fourth game Of the
worlds championship series from De-
troit by the score oi to l. The game
was played at Detroit before crowd
of $1,000 people.
Numerous Montana and Washington