The independent., 1907-04-04
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

OOINDLVOCO ICIEUnHWS.
Two men lost their lives in a collision
In the North river.
Richard Mansfield, the actor, is not
improving
Granite-cutters in all the large cities
OF Texas struck today.
The funeral OF Count IamsaorH was
held at ST. Petersburg
All carpenters and painters in Van
couver went on strike.
Secretary Metcalf arrived in Washing
ton from Charleston, s. C.
motion for acquittaI was made In
the Standard Oil case, and argued.
Announcement was made that the
health of Archbishop Ryan has been en-
tirely restored.
The Peterson planning mill st. Louis.
was almost totally destroyed by fire, en-
failing loss of $4,000.
The funeral of DR.. Jollos, ex-editor OF
the Russki Viedomosti who was assassi-
mated March n. was held
William A. Dunlap, the millionaire OF
New York City, and Miss Lavender Jane
Byers were married at Milwaukee,.
Ten thousand children took part In
Iowa s first annual egg rolling contest
on the contest of the state capitol
E. II. Hartman was reelected presi-
dent of the Morgan, Louisiana & Texas
Railroad and Steamship company
Rear Admiral James FL. Dayton. here
tofore in command of the Philippine
| squadron, assumed command of the
ASiatic feet
Charles w strlne. ) manager of TIE
metropolitan Opera company of New
York, is at Boston hospital danger
ously i'll with appendicitis
The reports that Maria Christina TIE
queen mother was seriously i'll and that
the last sacraments were about to be
| administered are without foundation
The military attache of the American
! embassy, Major McC1intock, is TO leave
Vienna after being received in farewell
audience by Emperor Francis Joseph
/ The foundation stone of the new Ger
4 man hospital on the Mount Of Olives was
4 laid Sunday in the presence OF the gov
ernor OF Jerusalem.
The coinage executed at the mints in
/ the United States during March 1907,
| amounted to $3.50, 1884, of which 1854, ,525
was gold, ,2l2 silver and $430,15e minor
coins.
| Juvenile Washington in considerable
numbers, accompanied by their parents,
| friends and nurses, INDUCED in the an
| nual ggrOlling festival on the white
| house grounds.
out the errors that have been condemned
at various times by the popes since the
| syllabus Of Plus TX, published in 1864,
| is approaching completion
With the thermometers registering
! from is TO 20 degrees above zero and ice
| three-fourths of an inch in thickness
| considerable apprehension exists that the
fruit crop has been injured in Kentucky.
Charles II. Graham, aged eighty-six
years who was "A pursers clerk on one
/ of Commodore Perrys ships on the lat
! ters expedition TO Japan more than a
hall ant fiFd al AetQ ~,
| Va.
| The comparative statement of the gov
| ernment receipts and expeditures for
March. 1907. shows the total receipts to
have been Sb4 ,22l. 1853 and the expenditures
! $40, CO.. .0T1 leaving surplus for the
month OF $l0.slas46.
The monthly statement Of the public
debt shows that AT the close OF business
March 30. l901 the total dent, less cash
in the treasury amounted TO SsVs. LOG, $50,
which was a decrease as compared with
March Of fli.6SS,2SS
The condition of Queen Victoria. who
is expecting confinement. precludng her
participation in public functions. lt is
ANNOUNCED that the visit To Madrid OF
King Edward aud Queen Alexandra win
he postponed until the autumn
At tho meeting OF the Panama Rail
road aud steamship company Major q.
w Gosthals. United States army chair
man ~ the isthmlan canal commission
WAS elected president Ut tno company
yirr Theodore = Shongs resigned
Inability on the par 90 jary'man
"a read and write the slish language
has resulted IN unaahins the indictment
against rongreaSman~eiect George VI
fasrot, charged with the murder of nr
" II. Aidrfeh. in Baton Rouge. Ia
N view Of the satisfactory conditions
prevailing ln the oudia region General
iAausey. eaMManaer Vt the French