The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-08
Mle ;cllIneous,

Mls icIllneous.
Three Americans and 20 .Filipinos
were injured recently by the collapse
Of the new railroad bridge over the
Pasig river near Fort Mckinley, in the
Philippines.
Many national lanks throughout
the country have adopted the sugges-
tion of Comptroller OF Currency
Ridgely that additional circulation be
taken out.
In battle between United States
troops and Navajo Indians in southern
Utah, three of the Indians were killed
and Chief Bylillie. who caused the
disturbance and nine of his followers
were arrested.
The financial condition throughout
the country is becoming better every
day. and bankers and business men
generally declare the certificate and
check plan CT doing business a great
success.
The Central Life Insurance COM
lany of Fort Scott, Kansas, has been
barred from doing business in Texas.
A special session OF the Louisiana
legislature has been called to consider
regulation of railroads and other cor
porations.
Mrs. Katie Cathors, of Wichita.
Kan. who was recently swindled out
of 100000 by Sylvester Harrison Of
that city, has become insane from
brooding over her loss.
Five directors and Two employees of
the Mattoon City Railway company
have been indicted cha~ged with re-
sponsibilitv for thU death of IS per-
sons in a wreck at Mattoon, ILL.,. last
August Federal Judge Grosscup is
among those indicted
Banks in nearly all the larger towns
limiting the amount depositorS may
draw out. The amounts vary from s.
up.
Federal Judge Pollock, of Topeka
Kansas, has decided that he had no
jurisdiction to Interfere with the pros
ecution of theatrical people who vio-
lated the Sunday closing law at Kan
sas City. although he took occasion
to criticise the criminal judge for en-
forcing the Law.
A replica of the famous Turnbull
sun dial at Corpus ohristi college, Ok
ford, England, has .een presented to
Princeton university by Sir William
Mather. NJ. P.
Small investors ara flooding Wall
otr ri I'D
stocks The orders are for from one
to 25 shares and are purchased out
right for cash.
Maxmillian Harden, the German
editor who was charged with defaming
the character of Gel. Count Won
Molke, was acquitted amid great en-
thusiasm at Berlin.
Eta L. Mclean, stenographer in
the federal building in Chicago has
been arrested in company with A. B.
Gordee, printer, charged with steal
ing important papers in connection
with the prosecution O. John R. Walsh
for the misappropriation Of funds of
the Chicago National bank.
A destructive wind storm recently
/ visited GaiNeStSn, le&aS. uemO!lSnlnS
a number Of residences and injuring
several persons.
The Canadian post office department
has decided to use slot machines for
the sale of STAN. in offices which are
closed on Sunday
The Darlington railroad is reported
to be demanding cash for payment Of
freight bills in Nevada.
The navy department has finally
fixed upon 10 feet as the desired
width for the locks on the Panama
canal.
The greatest oil well yet found in
the mid-continent field was recently
brought in near Muskogee. 1t is esti-
mated to be a 2.o00-barrel producer.
Because of the strir gency Of the
money market the directors Of the
Pennsylvania railroad have decided
on policy Of rigid economy fo> 1908.