The Dolores star., 1907-09-27

ened IN England as the result Of the
demand of the Railway Mems union
for the recognition of their organi-
ration
The International Association OF
Machinists. in session at st. Louis.
have adjourned. The next convention
will be held In Denver in 1909.
The st. Louis shoe workers in II
plants. to the number of 1900 have
struck for shorter hours and more pay.
In the New York OIL trust hearing
evidence was brought out to show that
John d. Rockefeller owns more than
one-fourth of the stock of the Standard
Oil company. His income for the past
eight years has been $125.000, 900.
Definite arrangements have been
made for President Roosevelt to camp
out for II days in the canebrakes of
Louisiana, from October S to October
I, 21.
In a premature explosion of a shell
on board the Japanese battleship Kas-
hima. seven officers and 27 men were
killed. and eight others wounded.
The federal grand jury at Bartles-
Vile, I. T., is investigating alleged
frauds committed during the recent
election.
A school for the instruction of con-
suls has been established at the state
| department in Washington. Each new
ly appointed consul is required to at
tend for 80 days before leaving for his
post of duty.
| The Sovereign Grand Lodge o. Odd
Fellows, in session at ST. Paul, has
chosen Denver. Col, as the next meet
ing place.
The strike Of the cutters in the shoe
factories Of st. Louis has extended to
all the workers and IS plants employ
ing 10000 persons are idle.
| cage containing 1S men plunged
down 750 feet in a mine shaft at
Negaunee, Mich. Eleven men were
killed outright and seven fatally in
jured.
Judge LocEren. in the federal court
at st. Paul, has issued an order re-
straining the state of Minnesota from
enforcing the rate laws passed by the
last legislature. In his opinion the
judge savagely attacked the states
law making body.
Five members of the sect known
as the Parhamites have been arrested
at Zion City, ILL.,, charged with tortur-
ing to death an aged woman for 20
years cripple from rheumatism. The
accused. among whom are the son
and daughter of the victim, claim they
were trying to cast out a Cavil
In a wreck on the Mexican Central
railroad recently 40 passengers were
killed and "a injured.
Based on the present market value
of Standard Oil shares. the holdings
of John d. Rockefeller in the company
amount to $1O9OOO,OO0
| Federal officials recently raided the
liquor joints about Tulsa, l. T.. and
confiscated $500 barrels of substitutes
for beer, which was dumped into the
Arkansas river.
The Nebraska supreme court has de.
dided that a person cannot devise an
interest in timber claim unless a
patent has been issued
The Missouri law fixing eight hours
as the work day for railroad tele
graphers has been declared unconsti
tutional by circuit Judge Bradley OF
Higginsville.
From later reports It appears that
the democrats have made clean
sweep in Oklahoma. the only excep
ton being in the First congressional
district where Bird s. Mcclure, re
publican was elected by good ma
jority.
The profits of the Standard Oil com
pany of Indiana for 1906 were more
than $1O,G00,000 on capital stock ol
$1,OO0,000, or over 1000 per cent a
year. These figures were brought GU,
in the evidence at the New York hear
ing of the suit of the government to
dissolve the trust.
The diplomatic representatives oi
the five Central American republics
have signed protocol accepting the
invitation of the United States and
Mexico for a meeting at Washington
at an early date.
The long distance balloon race from
Brussels was won by the German bal
loon Pommern which came down al
J Bayonne, France, a distance of 62l
miles from Brussels.
Four Men were killed and four 9th
ers seriously injured in the wreck oi
an automobile on one of the streets
of Colorado Springs recently. They
were driving the machine down grade
!. at 60 miles an hour when the accident
occurred.
. The Missouri Federation of Labol
has adjourned after three days ses
sion at Sedalia. The next convention
will be held at Hannibal. Thomas J
Sheridan, of Joplin was elected presi
dent.
By the sinking of their boat while
crossing the Allegheny river at Pitts
burg, Pa six workmen were drowned