The Yale expositor., 1907-04-05

sion in the Lowelville steel furnace
near Youngstown. o.
II. W. Goode of Portland. Ore, who
was president of the Lewis and Clark
exposition, died at Atlantic City, N. j.
| Two new submarines for the Ameri
can navy were launched at Quincy
Mass.
San Francisco officials admitted
they feared an attempt would be made
to rescue Abraham Ruef by force.
Elisor Biggy's guards were instructed
in that event to shoot Ruef first and
then attend to the rescuers.
In an effort to enforce demands for
| increased wages made by members of
the United Brewery Workers union.
about $50 brewery workers walked out
OF the % breweries in st. Louis.
The situation in Roumania appears
TO be quieting down. but large num-
bers of refugees still continue to make
their way out of the troubled districts.
State Senator Thomas Connor, the
millionaire mine owner of Joplin, Mo-,
died, aged So years, at a sanitarium at
for several months.
Fire destroyed the plant of the
Maryland Steel Car Wheel company,
located at South Baltimore. in Anne
Arundel county. Me. The damage is
estimated at from 100000 to 100000.
Fire destroyed the wet mill" or
grinding department of the Castalia
Portland Cement company at Castalia,
o. The loss is $4,000 and 100 men
are temporarily thrown out Of work.
An unknown woman jumped to
death over the brink of the American
falls from Prospect park. Niagara
Falls.
Republican members of the Tennes-
see legislature in joint caucus unani-
mously adopted resolutions appealing
to Republicans throughout the nation
to renominate Theodore Roosevelt for
another term as president.
The Nebraska senate passed the
statewide direct primary bill with
amendments which the house concur
red in. The bill does away with state,
county and city nominating conven-
tions.
The physicians who are in attend
ance upon Queen Victoria OF Spain
have reason to believe that she may
be confined sooner than has been an
and it has been recommend
ed that King Alfonso curtail his visit
to Cartagena.
The secretary of the interior grant |
ed the application of l.. l.. Num- to |
use the waters of Bear and Mud lakes |
in Utah for irrigation and power pur-
poses.
Four white men and so natives
were instantly killed and three whites |
and 10 natives were injured by the |
explosion of two cases of dynamite az |
the Dreifontein mine near Johannes
burg
Fire destroyed about % residences
and ten business houses in Newberry,
S. c.
Gov. Campbell signed the bill max
ing gambling felony in the state of
Texas.
Two men were killed and four in
iured by the explosion of a bomb in
Constantinople.
Robert +. Edwards, a farmer, was
'ound dead and robbed on railway
racks near Springfield. III.
Fire destroyed the plant of the Mag
iolia Stove works, Memphis, Tenn.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
James F. Hedden, general superin-
NJ a
Railway company. is in Jail at Haw-
horne, New. for refusing to produce
he books OF his company on the or
Ter of grand jury.
A report published in Havana by
he Commerce. and the Cuba, conser-
'ative newspapers, that Consul Stein.
lardt was to succeed Provisional
Governor Magoon, is denied by both
dr. Steinhardt and Gov. Magoon.
Passenger train No | on the Chloe
aw, Oklahoma & Gulf railroad was
PARTIALLY derailed near Oklahoma City
md the engineer killed Seven pas
engers were hurt
A. o. Fox OF Madison, Wis. has
purchased for trolley company the
ialena CID municipal lighting plant
which it is said has cost so much in
xcess of what private plant would
ost that the people of Galena have
ired of their bargain
Maxim Gorky, the Russian writer {
5 seriously i'll in Rome with consump-
ion.
Safe blowers robbed the Farmers
nd Merchants National bank of Han
yer. Mich. getting $4,000. '
c. Fl. Kinnaird. manager of the
'rystal Ice company. and William +.
iolley of the Franklin Ice company
I Columbus. o., who were found gull {
y of entering into conspiracy i'm
estraint of trade, were each fined
/ 900.
Lieut. Gen. Arthur Macarthur has I
cen relieved OF the command :
the Pacific division at his {
wn request. and will complete the I
eport on the results OF his tour of
Inspection in the orient. 8
French troops occupied the city OF T