The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-22
The three-masted schooner Myro-

| Inc tnree-maSted ScnooDer mylo- nes, bound from Rockland, Me, for New York, with a cargo of granite, was sunk in the middle of Long Island sound in a collision with the Neptune Line steamer Tennessee, bound from Fall River to New ' York. Four members of the Myro- meas crew were drowned, but Capt. Belatty was rescued by passengers on the Tennessee, and one of his crew was saved by swimming to the steamer. The passengers of the Tennessee were taken off by the New Bedford Line steamer Maine and brought to New York. The Ten nessee anchored in the sound. She did not appear to be much damaged. There was a heavy fog over the sound at the time of the collision. Senator Stone declares Japanese in Korea are despotis. Says situa- ton is pathetic. Insists Ito is real ruler. '..-ls.s.E;F. P s+sv Tw6 forest reserves, combining 1,305,00O acres, to be created in Ar kansas. Not enough government land available in Missouri for na- tional park.
 Great awakening of interest in manufacture of denatured alcohch Farmers and those with small capl, tai enteYing industry. -~ / Congress may upset President Roosevelt's plan to trsASfer Atlantic fleet to the Pacific,
 Wild man at Urge in woods near Alton. FrighteAs woman, and men organize seaFeh party to allay her fears.
 Girl 9t attempting to hold negro boy for police is bitten three times. Lad is charged with stealing $1.O5.
 Boalder, Col, partially destroyed by explosion of 1000 pounds of I dynamite. Hundreds are injured and two victims may die.
 Bonaparte declares trusts are to be prosecuted to the limit. Further developments anticipated next month. Standard Oil not immune because of recent fine.
 Missouri university officials mak- ing detailed map of soils in state. Work will aid farmers. Timber also being scrutinized.
 Syracuse, N. Y, chancellor de- clared Standard Oil fine menaces trade. Says Roosevelt has en- couraged appeal of demagogism."
 One hundred men and fifty girls witness duel with shears in factory. One participant, stabbed, may die. 1 Minnesota to be made center of rate law war between federal ar3 state courts as result of prord:ed i action by shippers associatiet Ac- ton will be brought in many coun- ties. --sv-- |. s..--H.swss' ~
 Eight prisoners at Kenosha, Wis.,. will plead guilty 10 relieve sheriff from overcrowding.
 Railway and Shippers threaten to lock horns t, Ohio as result of dis agreement Ever car rules.
 Farmets in the Pacific northwest have appealed for aid in gathering their hop crop. :. :.
 Wife of blacksmith who pounded anvil to regain health now as expert st work at husband.
 National archery tournament to be held this year in Chicago; many expected to show prowess.
 Charter made party issue in Chi cago guarantees peace in republican camp till October.
 President Roosevelt approved the declaration by Senator Lodge that tariff revision would be taken up after the election.
 Government weather bureau took uo huge task of wrestling secrets of storms from the uneNplored atmos- phere. .,
 Secretary of Agriculture Wilson ordered Latin inscriptions on new buildings to be translated into "plain United States
 Tribesmen all over Morocco join ing revolt against Europeans. Sui- tan apoligized to French consul.
 European powers are at last in almost perfect harmony.
 American yachts were the center of admiration at the Cowes naval review
 Arrest of Goolds in France for trunk murder developing odd prob lnnn fnr allthnritips.