The Huttig news., 1907-11-30
NEWS OF TIE WEEK THE LATEST NEWS OF THE
 WORLD BRIEFLY TOLD.
NORTH, EAST WEST, SOUTH
Foreign Lands, Throughout the Ma ton and Particularly From the
 Great Southwest.

President Roosevelt Will make pilgrimage on Thanksgiving day to Montpelier, the historic home of for mer President Madison, in Orange county, Va.
 New York was wind-swept and rain soaked in the heavy storm which came booming up the Atlantic coast from Cape Hatteras, sending ships scurrying to port and keeping others hugging their anchorages in the har- bor, and which was reported as cen tral off the New Jersey beaches and headed for New England.
 An attempt was made at Sioux City to assassinate George w. Glover, son of Mary Glover Baker Eddy, the Christian Science leader, following his refusal to pay the costs of the next friends" suit. He had been assessed S3,000. While leaving his home he noticed a wire lying across his path. Following it up he came upon a cyl indrical object. It proved to be a can filled with slugs and dynamite with a percussion cap. The chief of police has it in his charge, and quiet in- vestigation is being made.
 William J. Bryan called at the White House and spent an hour in conversation with President Roose- welt. Smiling he came and smiling he went away. Doors flew open to re- ceiye him, and obsequious policemen, doorkeepers and bystanders gathered around him to shake hands with the peerless" leader as he took his de- parture from the outer precincts of the presidents office.
 The "pay-as-you-enter' system of collecting street car fares was intro duced successfully on the Cottage Grove line of the Chicago City Rail- way Company Sunday. Officials of the railway company assert that sev- enty-five persons minute were load ed during the rush hour following the morning church services, and that safety was promoted and overcrowd- ing and jostling reduced by the plan. -wfsfher the Brsdiiey case ca can fs' be' concluded this week or not, it will enter upon it's final stages almost i'm mediately after the court convenes, and it is confidently expected that ii the end is not obtained before Satur- day night there will be comparatively little to do the following week.
 Fire at Loogootes, Ind, totally de- stroyed the Phoenix Glass Works, en- tailing loss of $12,000.
 Orders that no hymn or carol con- taining mention of Christ or Christ mas shall henceforth be sung in the public schools of New York were giv- en by the board of education. Follow ng the announcement tremendous pro tests were uttered in every section of the city.
 Pokfng her nose through a dense curtain of fog that hid the coast her topmast lost from deck view in the enyeloping shroud, the biggest, the most luxurious ship ever run on any sea, finished in safety her bridal yoy- age when, at 11:03 o'clock Thursday morning the Cunard Line steamship Mauretania, came to anchor off Sandy Hook lightship, five days, five hours
 
 Robert Sawyer of South Mills, N. C., and a posse are searching the country for Edmund Daily of the same town, who, after the fashion of the blood and-thunder drama, stopped his sweet heart and her successful rival as they were on their way to be married, shot the man, dragged the young woman into his buggy and disappeared with her.
 Exoneration from the charge of reckless navigation which endangered the life of the president of the United States during the river trip from Cairo to Memphis, Tenn, October 3, was ob- tained Thursday for the officers and crew of the steamer Dick Fowler, who were found not guilty by United States Inspectors Waltz and Hodge of Memphis, after a trial Wednesday.
 "The judgment of a president of the United States should only be eX- ercised in important matters coming within the province of his office," said Justice David J. Brewer of the United States supreme court, in speak ing to large audience at the opening meeting of the civic forum in Carnegie hall. New York. ''It is foolish for a president to quarrel over simplified spelling" he added, bringing out roar of laughter
 Five hundred take United States certificates; subscriptions in Govern ments relief plan range from $50 to $1,000,000.
 Traffic on the East Indian railway, 2,165 miles long and the second larg- est line in India, is rapidly becoming paralyzed by a strike.
 That Mrs. Bradley did not come to Washington with any intention of killing former Senator Arthur Brown of Utah and that she did not even re- member shooting him, she told the jury in her trial Wednesday at Wash ington.