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New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
PITTsBURG MORE HAzY THAN USUAL.
Peculiar Atmosphere Acts Like Smoked Glass
and Permits Study of Sun Spots.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. /

Pittsburg, June le.-The downtown district Of
Pittsburg was closely enveloped by q remarkable
haze to-day Heavy clouds hung over the city.
holcing down the stifing heat and smoke and
making the atmosphere black and almost intoI-
cradle AT infrequent intervals the sun could be
seen and the large sun spots which have been en-
gaging the attention of scientists for several days
could be observed with the naked eve the haze
acting as would a piece of smoked glass Many
ignorant persons became terribly frightened when
they discovered the spots on the sun
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
Help Wanted Male.

ttANrED Male clerk; salary So per usonih and
W maintenance References required Apply 20 As-
SStant Superintendent of Bellevue 36fh slFeet
and First avenue. Applicants must speak English
w must furnish references their experiences ant
character, the month"; Wt-a.
$lIVo per month; board and lodStns for both Aers s
personally 10 Superintendent Of New York City Chiars
Hospitals and schools RandalTs Island. foot East loa
street, New York
NTANTED-A night watchman TO take eharse ,r' .. S'
w building. must furnish references 70 chaFi-ts
$50 0o month. board and Iodgins Ap2y ts
sonally % Superintendent OF New York CITY Sn,',s,.s
Hospitals and Schools RanGalls Island foot East I-
New York
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
SIX GOLFERS INJURED BY LIGHTNING

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Youngstown Ohio, June 19-The Ohio golf tour
hainef.t' which began here to-day, threatened
this afternoon when six persons were injured nv
hgntning during play. Rain began to fan al
O'Clock but the players had 10 continue plav or be
disqualified Two bolts Of lightning struck tho
course At O'Clock. knocking down G b. Bradshaw
q East Liverpool and his caddie. the Rev W H.
5Ioinut ana his caddie and two other players.
The nrst four were rendered unconscious and did
nos revive until tonight. The other two were not
badly hurt.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
BREsNAHAN OUT OF DANGER.
The Giants Catcher Should Be Back in the
Game at an Early Date

Cincinnati. June 10 Roger s Bresnahau. the
catcher of the New York National League baseball
club who was hit by "a pitched ball I'm yesterdays
game with Cincinnati. reported In a favorable
condition to-day at Seton Hospital. where he
taken after his injury
II had been feared that a blood ClOt might form.
his early return to the game regarded
assured
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
--
Totals ..31 5 ! 727 II 2
'Batted for, Smith in eighth inning

'Batted for Smith in eighth inning
lone out when winning run was scored
Cincinnati .....-.-.....---1 2-S
New York. ......... o o o o / / %
Tw3,6ase hits-GanseI. Mclean. Huggns Three
base hlt-BroWne. Homo run--Huggns. Sacrifice hits
--tiauzel Strang. Corcoran. Stolen base-I.obert
Left on bases-Cipcinnati. o. New York. Double
pays-iuggiu5 Camel. Bowcrman
Struck out-By Smith. l. Mathewson. q Bases on
ealls--On smith L Wemer l. Aathewson. / Hits
on smith; IN eight innings; off Weimer, l In
inning Hit by ptcher-By Smith. , Weimer l
Wild pttch-4iathewson. Time 80 Umpires-KIer
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
EPICUREAN POLITICS NEWEST PLAN.
No Partisanship, One Ticket; Then Big Har.
mony Feast at Larchmont.

The residents Of Larchmont-on- Sound think they
have solved the problem OF municipal government.
Their plan is abolish partisanship. nominate
only ticket and then spend what money is
saved on campaign expenses for g good dinner at
the Larchrnont Yacht Club. The first OF the din
ners was held tonight and cost about $l,000. One
hundred citizens prominent IN both parties were
present The guest Of honor Eustis L. Hop
kins. who has just been elected without opposition
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20

Two-base hits Wallace MorisriAy Threebase hit
Pickering Hits-on Hog; in innngs. Sacrifice hits
HartzeI. Eberfeld petty Left hases-New York S.
-. Louis First base baIls-OH HogE = on Ktson
2. on Petty. . First base errors-St Louis /.
York / struck ou--By Horg. 2: by Petty 3: by Kit
so . Time. 80 Umpre-Mr OLoughlln
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
WAITING AT THE CHURCH.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

I-'S 4VISbIlFI % TIC ITbune !
Richmond, Va. June 19.-8liss Copeland II Row,
lett was dressed in her wedding gown TODAY the
guests had assembled, the minister was present
ana al was IN readiness for tho ceremony in a
Richmond church, when the bridegroom telephoned
that he had decided not to get married No e1
cuse was offered by the young man other than that
he had changed his mind
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
THE BASEBALL PENNANT FIGHT.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yankees Get a Drubbing at the
Hands of st. Louis.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO- DAY.
st. Louis at New York
Chicago Boston
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland Washington
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
st. Louis. 9: New York o.
Washington. l: Cleveland. 0.
Philadelphia. 4; Detroit. 1.
Chicago 8; Boston, 2.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS.

A. Reading Reading. Il. Easton. O.
At AllentoNn-A Allentown .. Pottsville. 4
At Chester-Chcster. :. Elizabeth. .
Al Newark; Newark. 7. BrooklN n. & liO inningsl.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
WASHINGTON. I: CLEVELAND 0

~ Washington; r II r
Washington ....-.---.o n q q o q q II
Cleveland .-.-.......o q o o o % &
Ba'teries- Washington. Smith Warner; Cleveland
bernhard and Wakefield Cmpire-Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
ST. LOUIS TURNS ON BROOKLYN

st. Louis June 19-St. Louis turned the tables on
Brooklyn to-day, and by a OF u TO 4
Henley was knocked out of tho box in the fifth in
ming, and Scanlon. who substituted. proved
quite easy to the home batters- The fol-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20

Humrel Three-base hits-Bvrne. Murray. Noonan
Maloney, Lumley Home ruu-KarEer Hits-Cn Nc
Glynn : in two and one-third innings or karg"r, IN
and two-th!rGs innings. of Henley. IN four and
one-thrd innings. or Scanlon. in thre" and two
thirds innings Stolen bascF-HoEtetter. Lewis
Double play-Casey. HImnel and Jordan Lett
bases-St Louis G. Brooklyn. . Bases ha'Is-0N
Scanlon. :; on Henley ! HIT hy pitchcT--Sy Scan
lon / Wild pitch-SoanIon Time-l55 Umpire
GDAE
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Meet Defeat EUen 7cith
"Matty" in the Boa.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
New York at Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston at Chicago
Philadelphia Pittsburg
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati, 8: New York. .
Boston, D; Chicago, T.
st. Louis. IL: Brooklyn 1.
Philadelphia 2; Pittsburg, l.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
PHILADELPHIA. 4. DETROIT. /

At PhlIedelrhia II
Philadelphia ........ o . q o = o q q X 10
Detroit .-............ q
Batteries-Fh Philadelphia DvScrt ana Schreck. Detroit
Mun Sievers and schmidt I'mp!res-- Evans and stat
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
CHICAGO. s. BOSTON. =

At Boston r n r.
Chicago .---... .... n-S IL
Boston .-.--....---.. o o O o o %
Hattcrics-Chicago Walsh and sullivan Boston Jacob
son Harris and Armbruster Umpires-Counouy and
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
Proposals.


MARCHING AND SCOUT SHOES-Depot es.;Ssy
vi masters ONCE. 80 Whitehall 81. New loiSSs-
June IA. lSOI-Sealed proposals. IN trphcate untu
the usual conditions will be received this dsl'
l O'Clock p NJ. July 3. 1907 and then opened ~ psla
featuring and delivering either the New leSs pas
depha, Boston. Chicago. St Louis nspotS,
Improved Marching shoes and l2.OOO pairs a.cept
Scout shoes The right Is reserved 20 reject S,rtles
any or all proposals. or any part thereof
subject increase OF 20 so cvnlo
ard samples be and blanks Tor ptSs mon
specifications and fun information viii be tufnlSa,c
application this othce Envelopes cOntainins secs
TO indorsed; Proposals for Marching and S
QuarteTmaster General. U. 5. \. Depot ouar'ernl-
nFF:CE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARK: et
~ Building. Fifth Avenue and Sixy-toltt"
Borough OF Manhattan. The City OF New NotS; JSara
Iiids Estimates will be received by the faIN
the office OF the Department. or FaIs
O'Clock p Thursday. June 2sth. lSVt Material
Manhattan.-ContTact No. S.--For Work am. ~
fo- the Installation OF ELECTRIC EQUIPMES1 ipS-EV-
VATORS LIFTS. BOOK CONVE4ORS ~ ssic-
MATIC TUBES, In the New York Public LlolStS, "a
Lenox and Tden Foundations. Fifth Avenue WI S-ff0I
Streets The security required VIII ee ElS Ia and com
SAND DOLLARS The time allowed for DONG - vesrs
pletng work In this contract viii De 49, stVsn.
after notice work the building mas oss az
The bids be compared and the contract W. hIanx
lump aggregate Plans may be seen r-,ent % o.
forms may be obtained Office Of the Iep 80 al
the office architects. Carrere Hastass narx!e-
East Forty-hrst street. Manhattan For rur'A0-
lars The City Record
JOSEPH T. BERR1-r
MICHAEL. T. hE>NN
commissioners Ok F-sHe
Dated June O. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Jersey City "A Toronto.
Providence Buffalo
Newark ut Rochester.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Buffalo. s: Newark. :.
Rochester &: Providence. I.
Montreal. 3; Baltimore, q.
Jersey City ~. Toronto (rain)
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
,nsrnN .. C.EtIrAGn 4

a Chicago; r II =.
Boston .-..-.,--.-----.3 3 q % 2 q
Chicago ....---..---..O o. 2 3
Batterics-Bosron. Flaherty and Needhsm; Chicago.
Pfeis'er King Observation-Disclosures and Carpenter
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
PHILADELPHIA ,. plTrsRrRq

PittshurE r II. F
Philadelphia .........O 0 %
PittHburg ........-.-.o | . o O 0-l
Batteries-Philsdelphia Plttirger and Doon F,sburg
WINS. PhilIppe and Gibson. UmpIre-Emsle.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
School agency.
City Hotels.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS prt
bath. 81 daily up. including meals 60.
weekly. with meals $I2 30; charge for frst dav:
tTanslents accommodated VAN RENSSELAER,
HOTEL IL East 1lth St. bet. Bway and 5th ave
HOTEL. NARRAGANsETT a3d St q F'wav I - .
IL Rooms with Rath; furnished unfurnished
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27

valued at xaOo00oo are at stake In tine sensational ease before the Briush
courts brought TO decide whether The nfuh Duke OF Portland had a double
personality n posed as r. c. Druce owner OF a great mercantile house II
te duke WAS bruce. then the rghful claimant to the Portland title and
estates Is IruVs present grandson. George ii. Druee. while If he wasn't
the present holder. the dukes cousin. is safe in the Portland mansion
The case. which is tile most aNo nishins Of all claims % English peer
eyes, involves the ownership Of the Duke of orlanIs estates and differs
from tn Tichlorne case. which excited the country - greatly thirty years
ago. in the fact that 1T rests upon one alleged fact. which could be deter
mined u a hour
Bazaar IN London Insist that Druce in realuy was the fifth Duke of Port
land n died In 1870. The duke was a very eccentric person. who lived
the life OF a reeluse and was not often seen BY members of his oWn house
hold. One OF bis yagarfes was TO build sghterranean apartments underneath
his country house. On these he spent 10 less than Sl5O00OO and fitted
them up most gorgeousy. From them. it is said. Il passage III under
ground to the Baker Street Bazaar: and. IL that is so, some color is mi to
the Druce contention.
However. the main feature Of the claim ia that Druees reported death
In 1854 a not death at ali, but only the zeal chosen by the duke to
get rid of his double personality. The claimant charges hat the bruce
erected with Druces nam upon i But 10 mark the strange character Of
British Justice The courts will not permit the bruce coffin to be exhumed
n examined though that would set h thu matter one way Or he other
for good and all II lead ws found within it,. the bruce claimant would be
sustained If human emains were found. the Duke If Portland would be
made secure N hsp property. Yet thfse effective method of ending the whole
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27
NATIONAL CAPITAL NOTES.

Representative Coudrey of Missouri in
troduced a bill making it a penitentiary
offense to publish a false advertisement.
A petition from the Chicago Associa-
ton of Commerce asking better postal ia
cillties for Chicago was presented by Sem
ator Cullom.
The War Department cablea Gov. Ma
COON that it hopes to false the quarantine
against Cuban ports before the end of the
present month.
Senator Hopkins introduced bills pro-
viding for the erection Of federal build
ings to cost $4,000 each at Duquoin and
Murphysboro, Ill.
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate
the nomination Of William III. Grimsllaw
to be United States marshal for the Dis
trict of Minnesota.
Representative Lowden introduced a
bill providing for an appropriation of 3d.
GOO for the purchase of land at Sterling,
H., for the enlargement Of the postotlice.
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Leapp
in his annual report says that two Of
Special Officer Johnson's men and one
posse man have been killed in skirmishes
with bootleggers i'm indian Territory and
ten violators of the liquor laws have met
a like fate.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27
o NEWS

Countess Of Warwick, on return to
London. nays Americas only hope Is in
socialism.
The establishment Of the William Budd
Furniture Company. in Petersburg. Va.
was burned the other day. Loss $4,000,
partially covered by insurance.
For the first time in the history Of
New York county a man has been on
victed for attempted murder. He is Pie
tor Gisnnone, q photographer. He was
charged with hiring Bruno cardea to kill
Luigi Favata. that he might wed Favata's
wife. Favata was wounded, but recov-
cred.
The grand jury at Oakland. Cal, re-
fused to vote nm Indictment against Har-
u Kleinschmidf, accused OF numbering
his friend. Frank Bellows, and the young
man was released.
Warlike preparations have been made
By the people Of Hopkinsville, KY to pre-
wat might riders from burning two to-
bacco factories, which they failed to de-
stroy on their recent visit.
Allan Corey. ron Of William Ellis
Corey. who broke with his father when
the latter married Mlbelle Gilman, has
become recsncilcd with the steel king and
~ stepmothsr q = few m0nths.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27
Machines Tor Curing Liars.

Prof. Hugo Munsterberg of Harvard
university has invented several. machines,
the purpose of which is to record the emo
ions and reveal the secrets of the human
mind. One scientist calls them truth
compelling machines and another ina
chimes to cure liars 1t is said that
one of these machines was employed by
Prof. Munsterberg in his recent test Of
Harry Orchard, the chief witness for the
prosecution in the Haywood trial. This
instrument is known as the automauto-
graph. 1t consists merely of a wooden
sling suspended from the ceiling upon
which rests the arm of the person being
examined. A pencil Is grasped lightly in
the fingers, the point of the pencil just
reaching a smooth sheet of paper, which
records the involuntary writings of the
suspect. 1t has been learned that the
arm muscles and finger muscles thus used
constantly twitch under the stress of any
passing emotion. Tests upon different
persons have disclosed the fact that the
same general outline is made by any per-
son under the stress of the same emot On.
Another instrument. more delicate in
construction, called the pneumograph.
records the normal breathing, and any
variation in breathing caused BY an emo
tional suggestion. The recording is lone
electrically, and in another room far re-
moved from the suspect. The effect Of
emotional stress upon the rate of breath
ing is a matter of ommo knowledge.
Still another device called the sphygma-
rraph is alta ched TO the wrist and records
tho artion Of the heart beats, 1t IL said
to be the surest of all, as the heart is the
most sensitive and the least influenced by
he will.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27

Reports from London state taat the re
suiss Of the careful investigations and ex-
perinents OF the Royal Commission on
Tuberculosis Indicate that there are two
kinds Of consumption. When the bacilli
Of sAese Diseases were administered to
animals those from one group caused rap
idly fatal general tuberculosis, while the
serms Of the other group. though given
In FAR larger doses. had only a slight local
effect. and the disease tended to undergo
q spontaneous cure. bur the investigations
have not yet reached a point where II -
practicable TO determine with certainty
frora which type of disease he patient
il suffering. One Of the results OF the
exper .snents made seems to be to discredit
koeA's view that bovine and human tu-
bsxcuIosss are different diseases.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27
Powder Tru.t Denies II All.

Thirty-eight of the forty-three defend.
ants named by the government in its
charges of conspiracy and trade restraint
on the part of the powder trust have filed
answers in the Federal Court at Whining
ton, all denying the charges. The chief
contention is thai the business is not un-
lawful because large. and that the com-
pany had = right to purchase either com
panies or properties when considered good
investments. The answers show how the
smaller concerns we're absorbed by the
voluntary consent Of both parties.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27

A report made to the New York Aca6
envy OF Medicine, and which is attracting
much interest Among physicians, indicates
that a serum. which was discovered by
DIR. Simon Flexner, director of the Rookie.
teller Pathological Institute. for the treat.
nient OF meningitis, o. spotted fever,~
produced the unprecedented record u
cures IN 113 per cent of the total number
OF eases treated. An interesting feature
VIA the sudden termination Of the dis
ease, generally within forty-eight hours
after the injection of the serum. Tho
cnses reported were treated in various
parts of the country.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27
WORK or
CONGRESS

Senator Tiiinan's ssereh WIS The chief
srhject OF interest Of tIae Senate session
Monday. Scnator C,.she~son ~intrcdacei a
resolution calling fer a congress onal In
y~,stigatioa Of tie present financial strin-
%gsacy. but II was SLOWED to 20 over,
Oklahoma rev Senator's were swarn in
and a number of bills were introduced.
Speaker Cannon announced the appoint
fwus 1T the eorumittee on appropriations.
Nest Of the tipae was taken up with the
introdusi iof OF bills.
announcement of the appointment oil
the various committees was matlr AZ The
| opening Of the SENATE session Tuesday.
Senator Newiands oil Nevada spoke for
Two Tours on his bin providing for the
appointment Of an Inland waterways com
mission and for the improvement OF the
inland waterw avs OF the country. Tbs
resolution Of Senator Dick of Ohio tx
tending the time allowed TO the various
staie militia organizations 10 make The
changes necessary III order that they may
tnke advantage Of govasluaent approptia-
tions were adopted. Senator Cnlheison's
resolution for an investigation of che pres
cnt financial stringerey was allowed to lie
~ the table. The House was not in
session.
-
Resolutions were introduced in the
Senate "Wednesday by Senator TIllman
asking the Interstate commits
sion To report whether n corporation
engaged in interstate commerce was the
owner Of the stock of any other corpora
ton transporting passengers and freight
and calling upon the Interstate
commission to define the authority Of the
federal government and OF the States in
respect to the control Of the liquor trafic
through the operation of the interstate
law. Senator Culberson spoke
on his resolution calling on the commit
tee on finance to investigate and report
upon the cause of the present financial
stringency. The resolution was referred
to the committee on finance. The House
was not in session.
The Senate was not in session Thurs
day. Prime interest in the session OF
the House conferred in the announcement
by Speaker cannon of the appointment
OF the various committees Many bulls
of Importance We're introduced. An I'M
successful effort was made to block the
erection OF the statue to Gen. Grant at
the expense of a number Of historic trees.
Adjournment was taken until Saturday.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27

A-0rsat Hr~ 10 IiaksSsts. Jayea
E-~Nslsoa Morrix. tshieags packer
Aivs.
1o~-<srsat bridge OVER ~. Lawrescs
river. ! Qsehec. coiiapa<s. carryias q
EoFkmsn - deAth.
1n~-Ipcsth II Richard Mansfield.
SErTEMn.m.
4~~Issaih ii Edrard Gri&s. Esrwesan
cs,rnfos~r.
7-~Ansi.Ias aa,#e outbreak IL vssess.
~. h. C.
o-Japanssr kassieship KaAAsma blows
ur NJ knrs With los II 10 tissnA
i@ iises lost in WRECK 81 sxeurssss
train near Canaan, y. II.
f7-~ First e~scstIon in Oklahoma -. Chi.
esr1 defeats aew charter.
2i-~trank i. Canstanfine csavscfsd IL
nansdsr of Mrs Loasss Genkxy IN t'hscsxs
49,. stssasssxsmnd blown Down In Hegins.
Pa aad a f~s,ple hurt
-sFaood In japan browns GDo per-
xons.
2swEleas lives lssss in u. 4 q. wreck
q. Esisasrs. Dhio.
:a,-MeAinlsy IaAasoleum dedicated 10
tauFen. UAio.
OCTOBER.
sI,assh vi Mira, Mary J. Holmes.
aatha-.~s.
tV--Slea asxtsp I.EasitanIA crosses At
Iastss ocean In four days twenty hours.
Dsafh CT Airs. Cassie Chadwick in Co.
~iulstsss tGtalol rssasisentiary.
I~ase "a nasAip Cypress wrecked en-
Lase Superior and 2. lives lost.
ii-Tuan az san Jose del CATO, Lower
California, destroyed BY cioadbnrst.
Is--na punt Powder works near Fon-
tstst. lad, s~xTIsiss. killing 20 people
lU-WasI street furry causes great
slnnap In copper saoess.
1l13-wf,aAse in New York and the
East marked by suspension of Knicker-
becker Trust Company ard of various
financial cusic~sns, appointment Of receiv-
ers for Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
featuring Company, and Wild scenes on
Stock Exchange.
23~-tsermars win balloon race from St
Louis with france second.
T-New S2o.tgo.1sU Union station
opened 10 Washington.
al--EarthQaake and mountain slide de-
sffoys town Of Karafagh. Russian Tur-
kxssan. and causes 1900 deaths.
NOVEMBER.
i--fsreat railway strike in Great Brit
ain caileSi.
5-Ena Of ielegra piers strike. -. Elec-
sions In many States.
l1--itentL OF Dexter IL. Ferry. seeds
man. Of Detroit.
I5-Deasl, ii Moncnre n. Conway.
American a. ao-. ...firc destroys town
al Cleary. 4 STA.
i6--Oklal al admitted 10 statehood
.i--Jury i Sieve Adams case in Rath-
drum, Idahs. d}Sasrees.
tenement hostse iirs.
A-Dcath sf Gen. II. y. rritchard Of
Ailexan. Mich. whose regiment captured
jefferson Davis
DECEMBER.
i-Expsosion In mine at Fayette City.
Pa. kills 40 miners.
9-Sixtieth Congress opens.
liking Oscar of Sweden resigns gov
ernmeut into hands ii Crown Prince as
rrrent.
G-Explosion enscmbs 400 niasrs q
Monongah. W. Va.
S-Ileath of King Oscar IL OF Sweden
and accession OF his son as Gustaf v.
li-Prrsident Roosevelt reiterates his
declaration that he will not again be Q
candidate for chief executive.
W-Dust explosion Kills IS men in
mine Mt Yolande. Ala ..G-eat war aeet
sails from Hampton Roads foS Pacific.
T-Death OF Lord Kelvin, E.nglish
scientist.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27
America Leads In Csal.

Tables prepared by the London Boar1
Of Trade show that the United States NOD
mines more coal than any other country.
pth< total being 37O.OO0.aO0 tons il tn
United Kingdom and i35.O00.O0O tsns y
Germany. Hut the production per hea1
y still higher II England. Amsrica 49,
cungumes tn most coal.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-27
Chfca9o's wonaan Coz.

Chief Of Police Shippy of Chicago has
granted a special police permit to Miss
DoFothy Stewart, aged 81. This allows
her to wear the multi pointed star Of the
special police force and invests her with
ali the authority of the male policeman.
She will be detailed in full uniform II
the Auditorium Theater to supervise the
safety and comfort Of the women and
children.