The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-22
THE NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
A Carefully Digested and Con- densed Compilation of Cur rent News, Domestic
 and Foreign.

According to Attorney General Bon aparte. Court at Concord, N. H., limits the inquiry into the condition of Mrs. Mary Baker c. Eddy's mind to alleged delusions which might af- feet the conduct of business.
 Five thousand girls employed in the New Jersey thread factories an- nounce their intention to take a va cation and force the big plants to close for ten days.
 New York man returns to his home after an absence of four years, ehoots and kills his wife and is Killed by bis daughter,
 Passengers on sne steamship Ecu tonic witness a thrilling resche in mid-ocean when a crazed sailor jumps into the sea and Is saved by a crew in lifeboat.
 Attorney General Bonaparte, de spite criticism from many quarters, stands firm in his policy of bring ing offenders against the antitrust laws to justice.
 General Bell, chief of staff, re- turns to Washington after a tour of the military posts of the country, prepared to take steps to amellorate the condition of the enlisted men.
 Joseph Joachim, famous violinist, conductor and composer, dies.
 King Edward reaches Ischi, where he is cordially greeted by Emperor Francis Joseph.
 Baltimore & Ohio and Hill-Mor- gan interest agree on joint owner ship of Chicago Terminal Trans fer Go. Pere Marquette and the Chi cago Great Western are shut out.
 The Frisco system has formally taken over its lines entering New Orleans.
 The Arkansas railroad commits sion has ordered a hearing on its proposal of flat mileage rates on cotton.
 Hartman and Greene are report ed to have combined against Stil- we'll in the race for Mexican traffic.
 A new line from the Ohio river to Lake Erie is projected. Five hundred delegates attend the convention of Negro Business league at Topeka, and show the growing prosperity of their race.
 CoroneTs jury urges more strin- gent inspection of uncoupling de- vices on railroad freight cars.
 Secretary Taft returns to Wash ington 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 conference at Oyster Bay with Sec re.ary Root, adheres to his decision to ex,end no aid to Wall street
 Judge Landis calls on department of justice at Washington to show why officials of the Chicago X Alton railroad should be granted immunity before he will dismiss grand jury.
 Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, visit ed at her home in Concord, N. H., by three special masters, one of whom is an alientist, shows great mental alertnes in her interview.
 Mise Irene Nanderauwera, who was excluded, is successful in her appeal, and will be admitted to the country.
 Kansas railroad commissioners de- eide there will be no 2c rate in their state this year. Will profit by liti- gation in other states.
 Man in New York convicted of bigamy is permitted to choose the wife he prefers upon promise to support both, and is given freedom on suspended sentence.
 The sale of New York city bonds is DO more successful over the coun- ter than at auction, few of the se- curities being disposed of.
 Governor Folk, of Missouri, com mutes sentence of the bogus "Lord' Harrington from death to life i'm prisonment.
 Santa Fe to make Galveston prin- cipal lumber point on the gulf coast. Pier 1900 feet long probably will be built at Bolivar.
 Secretary of Interior Garfield makes his first public address in Oklahoma. Discusses land restric- tions, forest reserves and drainage.
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