Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-08-22

Yer st. Leger Goold a scion of no
bility, confesses at Marseilles, France,
that he killed Emma Levin, a rich
Swedish woman, and, with the aid of
his wife, packed her body in a trunk.
Commissioner Barry, of Michigan,
makes an Interpretation of the new
Michigan Coinsurance law.
Troops and police are kept out of
the disturbed area in Belfast, and the
authorities hope soon to settle the
strike
Secretary Taft returns to Washing
ton from his vacation, prepared to give
the keynote" of the next campaign in
his speeches in the United States at
the start of his tour of the world,
which begins Sunday.
President Roosevelt, after his con-
ference at Oyster Bay with Secretary
Root, adheres to his decision to extend
no aid to Wall street.
Judge Lands calls on department OF
| justice at Washington to show why
officials Of the Chicago C Alton rail
| road should be granted immunity be
fore he will dismiss grand jury.
Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, visited at
her home in Concord, N. H, by three
| special masters, one of whom is an
alienist, shows great mental alertness
in her interview
Secret service agents are said to be
on the pay rolls of railroads and big
| corporations, seeking evidence of vio-
lations of the law.
COrOners jury urges more stringent
| inspection of uncoupling devices on
railroad freight cars.
Fresh wave of depression sweeps
| over the New York stock market, and
| many issues make new low record.
Tight money a leading factor in Wall
| streets decentralization.
Attorney General Bonaparte gives
out an interview in which he says the
! number of corporations to be prose
! cuted is small and that business will
not be upset.
Story of a family divided by Chris
| tan Science is revealed by the an
nouncement of the birthday party
and reunion marriage reception" of I.
! ]. MacMahon, of Belfast, Ireland.
Secret agents of the government are
! said to have discovered evidence that
rebates were recently paid by the ST
Paul railroad to Schwarzschild C
Sulzberger.
Presidenr r. r. Mccormick, of the
| drainage BOARD, challenges statements
| of John H Garnsey, of Joliet, relative
to bills pending before the legislature
immigration officials at New York
| discover that a German girl, who has
| love letters from a Gotham million
| aire, is the victim of plot to deport
her in order to get her out of the way
Judge Lands may proceed with in.
vestigatioa against the Chicago & Al
| ton railroad. despite the reports that
| immunity has been granted to the COM
| pany
Miss Irene Vanderauwera, who was
| excluded. is successful in her appeal,
and will be admitted to the country,
Young woman, daughter of veal
| thy Minnesota lumberman, is arrested
| for drunkenness in New York street III
| a dazed condition and partially dis
robed.
"Tumbiing Bill" hero of many long
falls. again amazes surgeons by fall
in New York, by which wire nail is
driven into his head and he survives.
Western Passenger association COM
mittee decides in favor of several con-
yeniences for the travelling public.
Forced liquidation is precipitated in
wheat by the telegraph operators
strike. Market reaches export level,
| but transportatio facilities are not
| available.
Fighting" Judge Lindsey, of Den
yer, makes a sizzling reply in Chicago
| to Governor BuchteIs recent attack.
United States Steel corporation adds
| S45. 900, 900 to the appropriation for its
mammoth plant at Gary. Ind.
Interview of Attorney General Bona
parte, in which it was intimated that
criminal prosecution might soon be
commenced against f. H. Hartman Is
not taken seriously in Washington, be.
cause the government up to date has
failed to secure tangible evidence that
| he has been guilty of crime
English school teacher who mas
uueraded as the daughter Of an earl is
held in the Tombs, New York, being
unable to secure bail.
Emperor Williams pottery works
and "Hohenzollern stores" demonstrat-
ed his ability as business man and
pointed out a political moral.
Members of Nebraska railway COM
mission are divided on question of
strict enforcement of law providing for
| 25 per cent express reduction.
Borsenko, the Russian philosopher
and noted scientist, has just published
a volume in which he states that in
the year 1000 there will be only three
great powers-Russia, Japan and the
United States.
Edwin l.. Wagner has been selected
as president of the new National Prod
uce bank of Chicago.