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selling ef sogs arnAs. tn srvasa snd
cigars
TIE NiFgssssa rate matter hsa sssa
Settled hy sxsuapr,ssss>c antil shs high
cr eoart can decide shs sszas~ tasesv-
cd.
=. ~le crime. wa~e ia Ssw fosk esty
~ in magnitude ana she wlsss-s
eli - rsneA as The numerous usa--
ders 4 sfs essmEsissed.
John u. Awhhold, vice pTvsiassss
of the STANDARD oil Cssnpany, asasss
xfatssneal Monday "a ~bieA be sle.
slared that the cosnpany uas ast CIV
en an opportunity Ia se heard 0f Ia
submit data in the preparation II
the report prepared by COMMISSIONS
Of Corporations Herbert knsx ssaiia,
and made pablie.
Earle irven of indianapolis E~scard
-four persons At Colon and vas droSn-
ed.
Mr.. Eddy's witnesses IN Ehe ChTis-
tian Science leaders suit refused -
testify.
Rev. Levor Maroogessian. the Ar
menian priest concerned IN tho re-
cent New York agitation vas arrested
The candidacy Of Secretary Tan
was indorsed by the Ohio Rerabliean
State Committee, despite Senator
foraker's protest.
The Georgia Legislature passed the.
Uar.iman Prohibition hill
Two straneling cases. with wont u
as the Victims are puEEllng the New
York police.
Senator Pettus Of Alabama ~ss
buried at Selma with distinguished
honors.
A section of the Enc canal gave
way. causing heavy loss.
Mrs. Youtsey contradicted her has-
bands confession in the Caleb Pow
ers case.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw declared she
had foresaken the stage.
Acrimonious arguments were made
in the matter of taking dispositions ia
the Eddy case.
There was a new explosion in the
! Hartje divorce case.
After a stirring speech by Mr.
Choate delegates at The Hague said
the Peace Conference had just begun,
so far as results were concerned.
Russian troops killed 80 persons in
Russian Poland strike riots.
I, In riots in Seoul large number OF
Koreans were killed by Japs. Three
Korean delegates TO The Hague came
to New York To appeal TO America To
save their country from Japsn.
A strike of sailing-ship masters il
on in Australia.
| Army investigators are said 10
have exonorated ut.-Col. William
J. Tucker of the charges brought
against him by his wife, who was
Miss "Dolly" Logan.
| Government attorneys state that
the dissolution of the Dupont oor-1-
pany, Of Delaware, will not affect tie
suit against the Powder Trust
The Cuieoa is to be fitted up as
repair ship for the batt!eship feet on
its voyage 10 the Pacific.
Mr.. A. Capreton Braxton, presi-
dent of the Virginia Bar Association.
is out for Senator John W. Daniel
for the Democratic Presidential nomi-
nation.
The trial by special court martial
of Chaplain Harry w. Jones, United
States Navy, upon charges Of scanda-
lous conduct, was begun at the Nor
folk Navy Yard.
The Richmond grand jury reported
that il could not find any Ice trust
in that city.
Primary election returns indicate
that Charles T. Lassi;er was nominate
ed for the Virginia Senate for Dis
tIiet %.
| Stephens s. Walsh, New York po-
liceman. was dismissed foi alleged
eowardice and elected from the ofiies
in which bis trial was held.
| -Four indictments have been found
against Rev. Levant Martorgessiai',
the Armenian priest, under arrest ia
the New York conspiracy cases.
Attorney-General Bonaparte is ex-
peeted to appear personally in the
suits against the Dupont Powder
| Trust.
| Z. Fl. Hartman, in the face of q
heavy decline, declared stocks would
soon go up again.
| The plant of the York Felt and
Paper Company at York, Pa, was
burned, with 100000 loss.
Capt. G. w. Kirkman was denied
bis petition for release from the Fed
eral prison at Fort Leayenworth.
Six hundred striking miners i,
Hebbing, Mich, were turned bacl
from a march intended 10 intimidal'
nonunion men,
a rate war from Chicago TO New
York is expected after passengel
agents refused TO attend a confer
| ence.
, The Interstate Commerce CommIf
sion decides that in the eGuitabl
. distribution of cars to coal miner
. private cars must be considered a
part of the quota
Admiral Evans conferred with ns
: val officials regarding the autum
, maneuyer program and the trip OF tn
fleet to the Pacific.