Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-08-01
uEp,ToME OF THE MOST I'M
poaTANT EVENTS AT HOME
AND ABROAD.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH
. Carefully Digested and Con-
sensed Compilation OF Cur
rent News Domestic
and Foreign.

Il
mont shows that the number OF men
\ hold in peonage in the South IS ap-
1.-Two. renewed efforts will be made
to crush evil.
Anti.prohibition members OF the
Georgia house, though few in NUMBER,
Nv Administering keep bill from coming
10 vote and may defeat it.
Rich New York Armenians get let
tprs saving they will share the fate
of the murdered Tavshanjian.
Police Com missioner Bingham OF
New York says his department is pow
orloss to protect the city from the
horde of criminals preying upon 1t.
Love letters written by John Warner
to Isabella Robinson before their mar
rage are brought into the famous case
at Clinton, Ill.
Wisconsin bankers plan to put
check on "shaky' borrowers by regu-
larly auditing affairs of firms.
Impeachment proceedings in Con-
gres against Federal Judge Peter c..
Pritchard are rumored because OF his
decision in the North Carolina rail-
way rates case.
Accused of tearing down United
States flag and then trampling upon
It. James Grant, a British subject at
j Birch was sentenced to serve thirty
4 days in jail and pay a fine OF $40.
The father of Prof. Karl Hau, who
4 has been sentenced to death for the
II murder of his wife's mother, Frau
81 Moliter, suffered stroke of apoplexy
md lies in critical condition.
Henry A. Hutchins of Illinois was
ppointed a special agent of the In
ian bureau to aid in the suppression
the liquor traffic among the In
ans.
Vespian Warner, commissioner OF
nsions, alleges that his stepmother
of negro blood, and that his father
as deceived in marrying her, in the
Il contest at Clinton, H., over the
arner estate of nearly $2,000,O00.
Gov. Glenn of North Carolina, in
)pealing to the United States su-
'eme court, declares he will keep on
lforcing the state law for lower rail
pad fares, Notwithstanding injunc-
ON of federal court.
Col. William S. Hays, the veteran
yer editor of the Louisville Courier
)urnal, song writer and poet, died
his home here of vertigo, caused
stroke of paralysis suffered in
le Iroquois theater fire in Chicago.
e was 70 years old
Conductor Hamilton, in charge of
be freight train which collided with
Pere Marquette excursion train,
osting more than 80 lives, in a for
'al statement issued through the
ompany's legal department, accepts
responsibility for the wreck.
Rev. DR., c. F. Aked pastor of John
}. Rockefeller's church in New York,
avs in an address at Chautauqua, N
:, that most of England's economic
nd religious progress comes from
america.
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
puts ban on teaching boys telegra-
phy.
Ihe work of piercing the five-and a.
lalf-mile tunnel through the Tauern
FOUNTAINS, in Tyrol, has just been
Completed. The work has occupied
TX years, and the last important work
inc n0mn16finn Of
lays.
Karl Hau, brilliant young law
rofessor of Washington, D. c., was
ondemned to death after a five days
lal for the murder of his wife's
other, Frau Molitor, a wealthy resi-
mt of Baden Baden, in that city, No.
noer last
Inc French newspapers are greatly
fensed over the decision of the Ger
N authorities to suppress the teach
OF French in the common schools
the lost Provinces" Alsace and
fraine.
nile walking in Madison Square
). Tavshanjian, a rug importer,
is said to have been a commits
er for Persia to the Worlds fair
hicago, was shot and killed. The
one of his pursuers.
Lansing Baird, formerly New
broker, accused of misappropri-
employers cash, and three
rs missing, returns and kills
pf.
1es Wilson, Cincinnati negro,
1f fright following an exciting
and his arrest for shooting
Bariag, white Wilson was
by crowd of men, and the
4 pad to use force to save him