Semi-weekly herald., 1907-12-12
TELEoRAPHic eRsvITigs.

I w lNtnlNill kItlll'u AIt i-tht s9uptIlpl
and Southern railway permission tc
issue 3 per cent ffty-year bonds tc
the extent of 81 1000. 900 face value
The company proposed to build line
from Huron. Mich, to Champion
Mich.
Duluth is involved In fight for The
open shop In the building trades
About 900 men have been locked out
The trouble is the result of the en-
ploymcnt of non.unlon men by the
American Bridge company. which held
the contract for the steel work on O
new office building.
AS n result OF the monetary difh
cultIes in the United States series oi
failures have occurred In Constantine
pie lately, eliminating In the suspen
sion of big Armenian banking AMI
commercial establishment In Stambotl
The liabilities of the house amount q
over sl,000000 and the assets are es
timated at somewhat lower figure.
The stork home-soing from the tnll
buildings OF New Yon; to the chimheys
of holland allshtc ON the Cunardet
Carpathia in mid-ocean, put to naught
q In for adding inottc. AhcricaI
rDn citizen to CRY population, and
cj us, a stir among ~, vessels many
ussengers. The baby came to Jean
odher and his wife Hungarian immi.
, "Lts bound for tn. west
j l.. Paddock. United States consul
| at Annoy, China. was arrested In san
Francisco ON a warrant charging him
| with felony and embezzlement The
complaining witness Is Mrs. Jane
| Blake of Los Angeles. Mrs. Blake
charged Paddock with tile theft ul
| $4,000 In money neld In trust by MIN
| for her.
AT a meeting of the Farmers union
at MaDitou, okla. resolutions urging
government aid in the present finan-
cial crisis for the movement of crops
were passed. Other unions are asked
to concur and send delegations to
Washington petitioning for a circulat
ing medium to enable the unincum.
bered warehouses to nold cotton for
the best price and offering TO place
the cotton crop under government SUI
pervision. issuing TO the farmer as
much rs s35 bale and placing enough
interest on the money to pay FOR
handling the crop.
t..a
ed that the daytoday holidays in
Oregon would end Dec. u.
The Saranac Globe company at Lat.
Teton, n. H.. after n shutdown OF two
weeks. resumed operations ON fun
| time.
Senator Cullom introduced a bill TO
free Assistant Treasurer Boldenweck
of responsibility for the theft of s173.-
coo from the Chicago subtreasury
A seven hundred dollar skirt is one
OF the items In a bill for s3,6s0 for
clothes which Mrs. Howard Could
wants her husband 10 paw as neces
sarles of life.
In order to avoid Wholesale layoffs
the employees OF the Lebanon and Cor
nell railroad voluntarily agreed to ii
vide the work. each man working
three days week.
The Highland iron and steel mill at
Terre Haute resumed operations, Civ
ing employment to 500 men. and the
local car works. employing 1900 men.
has resumed operations fun time.
Officials of the Law and Order
league say no efforts will be made TO
close Chicago theaters on Sunday. aft
er the New York plan, but declare
they are after the saloons alone.
Direct reports from publishers of
agricultural papers In all parts of the
country show crops are bountiful.
prices high and general conditions
more prosperous than ever known.
The attack of Negro Evans upon An
M Thorek in Chicago. for which he
was discharged by Judge scovel be-
cause drunk" Is shown by the Vic
Tins own story as vastly more seri-
GUS than choking
Milan Urich. manager Of the Inter
national Exchange bank at Lyndora,
Pa, has been missing since last week.
Several hundred foreigners demanded
their deposits and when AN expert
locksmith from Plttsburg opened the
bank vault it was discovered $1,000
was gone.
Charges were made tina. the firm
OF which John A. McIlhenny. United
States civil service commissioner. is q
member holds 1.010 persons in peon
age in Louisiana.
Cash resources OF stnte and naSiona
banks In Chicago exceed s222. 900 ,O0t
as shown in reports to Comptroller
Ridgely and state auditor proportion
OF cash 10 deposit larger than in An
gust; figures show readiness to return
to currency basis when other cities
viii cooperate.
Mrs. eryanderbilt. Brooklyn
spiritualist OF Bright Eyes fame. has
been indicted on grand larceny
| charge.