Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-08-22
NEWS OF THE WEEK
THE LATEST EVENTS OF THE
WORLD BRIEFLY TOLD.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH
FOREIGN Lands, Throughout the Ma
ton and Particularly From the
Great Southwest.

Alton road will be immune from re-
bate prosecutions if it kept it's prom
ise in the Standard Oil litigation, ac-
cordng to Attorney General Bona
parte.
Court at Concord, N. H., limits the
inquiry into the condition of Mrs.
Mary Baker G. Eddy's mind to alleged
decisions which might affect the con-
duct of business
Five thousand girls employed in the
New Jersey thread factories announce
their intention to take vacation and
force the big plants to close for ten
days.
New York man returns to his home
after an absence of four years, shoots
and kills his wife and is killed by his
daughter.
Passengers on the steamship leu
tonic witness thrilling rescue in mid
ocean when a crazed sailor Jumps into
the sea and is saved by a crew in
llfeboat.
Santa Fe to make Galveston prin.
Pier 1900 feet long probably will be
built at Bolivar.
Attorney General Bonaparte, despite
criticism from many quarters, stands
firm in his policy of bringing offenders
against the antitrust laws to justice.
General Bell, chief of staff, returns
to Washington after a tour of the mill
tary posts of the country, prepared to
take steps to ameliorate the condition
of the enlisted men.
Joseph Joachim, famous violinist,
conductor and composer, dies.
King Edward reaches Ischi, where
he is cordially greeted by Emperor
Francis Joseph.
Baltimore & Ohio and Hill-Morgan
interests agree on joint ownership Of
Chicago Terminal Transfer Co. Pere
Marquette and the Chicago Great
Western are shut out.
The Frisco system has formally
taken over its lines entering New Or
leans.
The Arkansas railroad commission
of fiat mileage rates on cotton.
Hartman and Greene are reported
to have combined against Stillwell in
the race for Mexican traffic.
A new line from the Ohio river TO
Lake Erie is projected.
Four ST. Louis insurance companies
cited by Hadley to explain why he
should not proceed against them.
Secretary of Interior Garfield makes
his first public address in Oklahoma.
Discusses land restrictions, forest re-
serves and drainage.
Senator Warner pI ,mises to aid IN
attempt to secure release of two con-
ductors arrested in Mexico on muir
der charge. Prisoners said to be held
without just cause.
Leading stocks are hit hard in the
Wall street market, and new low rec
ords are made. Hill and Hartman is
sues suffer most in day of heavy sell
ing
Commissioner of Corporations
smith makes another report on the
standard Oil Co., dealing with discrim-
nation in prices, by which, he says,
the foreigners are favored at the ex
pense of the American consumer.
N. Sture Mattson, son of the late
Governor Mattson of Minnesota, who
spent million dollars and then be-
came tramp. earns an honest living
IN New York. and says he likes work.
Attempted real estate swindle in
new York brings to light the victim.
onarles E, Appleby, man who made
Szo'OOO,OOO while New York wasn't
looking, by "old fogy" methods.
Seven-year- boy, mangled by a
brooklyn trolley car. proves a hero
MS only thought being for his moth
er.
Former Mayor Frank DUNCAN, or
ouumwa, Ia, kills his millionaire
lalherln-law and then commits sui
eide.
search lasting for months made by
Tue New York World in an effort to
nnu the father of John D. Rockefel-
Ter only serves to deepen the mystery
name of President Roosevelt is
Ieered by self-styled undesirable citi.
Gems at the welcome to Miner Hay.
wood
H. Y. Davis, former chief auditor
VI the Chicago G Alton, has been
1ol'ec with summons at Tampa,
"a 10 appear before the special fed
erai grand jury.
government said to have secret
i'ice men on pay rolls of railway
Ao trust combinations. Alleged to
NC seeking violations of law.
view York police believe they have
ue ieading to solution of Hunchakist
murder
rllhee VI of Korea. sentenced to be
sca' will remain in United States
~, @'olu moose. Says it would be sui,
4 ue lot him to return home.