The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-06-06
Covering Minor happen-
ings from all Over
the Globe.
HOME AND FOREIGN
Compiled and Condensed for tho
Busy Reader--A Complete Record
Of European Dispatches and Im-
portant Events from Everywhere
Boiled Down for Hnsty Perusal.

Governor huBneS reappOlnIuenL
plan was adopted by the republican
caucus In the State Senate.
Governor Hughes of New York.
In special message urged the pass
age of Ave important bills before
the end of the legislative session.
After a call from the Counsellor
of the Japanese Embassy in Wash
ington, Secretary Root intimated
that Japan would take no further
Official action regarding the riot in
San Francisco.
officers of the New York Histori-
cal Sbciety prevented the distribu-
tion of pamphlets provided by Henry
Dexter saying the society's new
building was a memorial to his slain
gon.
De Lancey Nicoll of New York.
made a motion before Judge Mccall
to have parts of Mrs. Howard Gould's
suit for separation stricken out as
irrelevant and scandalous.
The United Safes Circuit Court of
Appeals in New Orleans La, affirmed
the sentences of Benjamin ID. Greene
and John f. Gaynor in the Savannah
Harbor fraud cases.
Five hundred women asked Cor
oner Jermon, in Philadelphia. to
hold Mr.. George f. Baer, president
of the Reading Railroad, for the
death of father and son who were
killed by switch engine.
Counsel or Charles Rohrer, pris-
oner in a big jewel robbery case,
asked President Roosevelt not to
permit him to be taken back to
England, asserting that he is an AM
erican citizen.
Harry Hamlin, a wealthy resident
OF Buffalo. was killed when his auto
mobile crashed into a horse and
buggy.
The Haywood jury was completed
and the hearing of evidence will be-
gin.
1t was announced that under the
new traffic agreement with Germany
the United States would save &c.
664 900 a year on exported goods.
President Roosevelt returned to
Washington from his Western trip.
The Isthmian Canal Commission
announced that the Gatun Lake,
formed by the great Gatun dam,
would be ESQ square miles to area.
The Amerian Museum of Natural
History has sent out an expidition
to unearth relics Of prehistoric man
In the North Platte region.
Henry w. Denison, American ad-
visor to the Japanese Foreign Office,
declared the Mikado was not seeking
war with America.
Governor Hughes ma fore, the
Legislature to pass the Direct Prin
aries bill, Albany dispatches state.
Services in memory of Mrs. Nc
Kinley were held in the Methodist
Episcopal church of which she was
a member in Canton, Ohio.
1t was announced that the govern
ment Of Ontario had arranged, thro-
ply power from Niagara Falls to
sixteen municipalities at $10.40 a
year for each horse power.
During fight between a tiger and
bull in Panama city the tiger broke
out of the enclosure and rushed to
the grand stand occupied by three
thousand persons, where it was shot
to death.
Good results are promised from
the active campaign to prevent pol
luton of New York streams and
lakes.
Four men from New York city
We're drowned by the capsizing of a
yacht off Norwalk, Conn, and one
was saved.
The Trust has raised the price of
beef two cents pound, the increase
applying on the better cuts.