Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-03
NEWS OF A WEEK
TERSELY OUTLINED
"a SUMMARY OF THE MOST I'M
PORTLAND EVENTS AT HOME
AND ABROAD.
TOLD IN CONDENSED FORM
Complete Review Of Happenings of
Greatest Interest from All Parts
Of the Globe-The Latest Foreign
Information.

hC law llOIo III al
ended and the troops have gone home
Henry Laurens, in paper before
the American Association for the AID
vancement of Science, warned agains
the concentration of wealth.
A masked mob at Las Animas, Col.
took murderer from the jail ant
lynched him.
A colored soldier at FL Reno, Okla.
threw white woman into the street
and the citizens threaten to Lynch
him.
William J. Bryan virtually admitted
he would be candidate for the presi
dental nomination.
Clifford Pinchot, head of the forest
service, defended the withdrawal Of
100000 acres in the Indian Territory
for forest reserve.
President Roosevelt, his family and
guests went to Pine Knot, in the V:r
ginia woods, for four days outing.
w. ID. Hill, aged 73 years, an attor
ney of Defiance, o., died suddenly on
Wabash train while en- route to Los
Angeles, Cal.
Father M. j. O'Dwyer, founder and
pastor of the Sacred Heart Catholic
church of Kansas City, Mo-, was found
dead in bed at the parochial residence
Fire which started in the Philadel.
phia Strawboard company's plant
practically destroyed four buildings in
the manufacturing section of Phila
delphia and badly damaged four other
buildings. The loss is estimated at
$25O,000.
Baron Hengelmuller, the Austro,
Hungarian ambassador, denied the ru.
NOR that he will resign the Washing.
ton mission.
Former Probate Judge A. j. Shores.
of ST. Louis, aged rs years, died at his
home from heart trouble.
The correctional at Nancy, France,
fined Bishop Tetrinaz $40 for striking
q gendarme on the occasion of the
formers expulsion from the episcopal
residence there.
The governor of the province of ORR
enta' Negroes, Philippine Islands, has
reported that Ia natives were killed
= and Is injured In a panic at a mid
night Christmas mass at Tanjay.
Heavy snowstorms throughout Aus
tria-Hungary have resulted in the
death OF number of persons from
freezing.
Charles B. Fink, editor of the La.
trobe (Pa) Advance. dropped dead in
that city, death being caused by apo.
plexy.
Edward H. Thompson, ST., president
of the Maryland National bank, died
suddenly in Baltimore of acute indi-
gestion. He was about so years old.
Mrs. Charles Weeks, 60 years old, of
New Rochelle, N. Y, died at her home
from hydrophobia. She was bitten
three weeks ago by small fox terrier
her husband found in the street
Walter S. Clarke, well-known art
list and illustrator, died in New York.
He was 81 years old.
A negro ran amuck at Marlin, Tey.,
killed colored girl IL years old and
fatally wounded Hunt Broddis, col
ored. The culprit escaped.
The sword of John Paul Jones has
been placed in the library of the navy
department in Washington by Com
mander Reginald Nicholson.
The Russian consul at Liverpool,
Col. de Hermann, was found dead in
bed, having been killed by a pistol
shot and knife. The wounds wera
inflicted by himself.
In San Francisco fight following
rs To
question Antonio Diora was so badly
injured he will die. Two others were
wounded.
Princess Alexandra Victoria of
S C h lie wig Holstein Sonderburg-
Glucksburg has been betrothed to
Prince Augustus William, fourth son
of Emperor William.
A maniac held possession of the
switch tower at Cavanagh, Ind, for
hours, disorganizing traffic on three
railways.
1t was rumored that big deal was
about to be closed whereby a Mime
apolis company will consign large
quantity of Minneapolis -four for Rus
sian consumption.
The Illinois supreme court entered
an order dlsbarring John Stirlen, of
Chicago, and Arthur Keithley, of Pc
oria, for unprofessional conduct.
Frank ]. Russell. private secretary
to John M. Dubois, the millionaire lum.
herman of Dubois, Pa, committed sui.
eide because of financial trouble.
Nine men were killed and 81 badly
injured In collision between a pas.
senger train and freight at Enderlin,
N. d.
Four persons were burned, three ia
tally, early Sunday as the result of a
natural gas explosion in the home of
John Carvel, at Washington, Pa
!, Resolutions denouncing President
roosevelt's message to congress on
the japanese situation in San Fran
cisco. resenting his interference in the
domestic affairs of the state, and ex-
pressing want OF confidence in Secre-
tary Metcalf were adopted at mass
meeting In San Francisco.
A strike of locomotive firemen went
Into effect on the lines of the Southern
Pacific company in Texas and Louisi-
ana. About 800 or 400 men are in.
volved.
James Bryce. who is to be British
ambassador to Washington. has de-
clined peerage.