The Bolivar County Democrat., 1907-08-03

ana OPINION grows that no Indictment
will follow.
Editors Of trade journals unite in
optimistic view of the business out.
look. They say that the slight re.
cession has served to bring industry
to healthy pace.
Margaret Fealy Cavallo of Denver
says her daughter, Maude Fealy, only
married Hugo Sherwin ION approval,
and If she doesn't like him at the end
OF year ne must go.
Death Of Pi.tsfield, H.. woman re-
veals strange romance in which she
was married to her adopted son. who
was to have married her IL year-old
daughter. the g..rs death preyecr-
ing it.
Enslishman, once a friend of dukes
and earls, tells a strange story of the
wrecking of his life, which he says
was due to blunders of the police, and,
although an exi.e from England. asks
that he be sent back there from New
York.
Railroads file petition in Judge
Pritchards court saying they were
clubbed into submission by North Car
olina authorities and that they signed
the peace agreement under duress.
Ore handlers at Duluth offer to ar.
bitrate differences with railway Of
ficials who may agree, but demands
for union recognition still present
serious stumbling block. No trouble
was reported from the range district.
Henry Clews, banker at Chautau-
qua assembly urges publicity as a
cure for corporation abuses and favors
the naming of government director
for each interstate railroad company.
Indicted Milwaukee men will get
hearing on alleged Colorado coal land
frauds in September.
Members of the house of lords at
tack the government Of the CongJ
Free State for its cruelty and greed
and demand that England take action
to bring about better conditions.
Officials of the administration are
all at sea as to the result of the first
general election in the Philippines.
Many wife deserters in Tennessee
have suddenly awakened to the fact
that the statute enacted by the legis-
lature four months ago is not a dead
law. True, it slept a while after its
enactment, and only recently has re-
vived to become a menace to this class
of offenders.
Ouida, the novelist, refuses to re-
ceiye offerings of money sent her by
Italians. She tears up bank notes and
throws the pieces into the street.
Coney Island, the playground of New
York's millions, was visited by dis
astrous fire and seven blocks in the
amusement were destroyed.
Mrs. Lucinda NJ. Morton, wife of
Oliver P. Morton, Indiana's war ov-
ernor, died at her home in Indianapo-
lis. She was 80 years old.
Niece of former Texas governor in
formed on death bed that legacy left
her is available.
Car sees revolt of Seminovsky reg
iment during parade, the soldiers de-
manding the retirement Of Gen. Rel
man, hated since ordering regiment
to shoot down citizens of Moscow.
Magills believed to be concealed in
Chicago hotel under guard of sheriff.
Father plans to slip prisoners into
Clinton at night. i. is said.
Pilgrims to shrine of st. Anne, In
Chicago, reported to have seen In
jured Missouri woman healed by mir
acle.
Troops may be used to eject Indian
girls from Kansas, City burial ground,
where they are guarding the graves
OF ancestors
In formal statement Haywood de-
clares that he bears no i'll will: that
he will take up his work where he
left it.
Helena, Ida and Ida Conley. SIS
ters, and Wyandotte Indians, began
an armed guard ever the graves of
their ancestors in Huron cemetery in
Kansas City, Kan, recently ordered
sold by the government, and threaten
to shoot the first person who may at
tempt to remove the bodies.
The San Francisco Bulletin says
that Third Officer Hawse OF the
wrecked steamer Columbia, whose
sworn report of the disaster filed with
the federal inspectors, charged Cap
tain Hansen of the San Pedro with
refusing to aid in the rescue of the
stricken passengers, is now charged
by survivors who occupied the same
boat with him with conduct more
cruel than specified by him in his for
NAL report.
Fay Magill. bride of Fred Magill,
suspected in connection with the death
of his former wife at Clinton, ILL.,, may
be held by the grand jury, charged
with having written the letters as
cribed to the dead woman.
Capt. George B. Curry, who was to
be inaugurated governor of New Mex
leo on August l, received telegram
him east for conference
with the president All inauguration
plans have been changed.
Advices from Seoul say that a mu-
tiny OF the Korean troops is appre-
hended
Woman who steals to help her in
valid mother blames social conditions
for forcing her to become thief.
Expensive litigation over the Ger.
man of Freeport receivership may b.
settled promptly by an offer of ST.