Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-07

mere To-Day on the steamer PrtnS der
Nederlanden. from West Indian ports.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 6.-Charles
Emory Smith Of Philadelphia. former
dress at Yale University on April II upon
American Expansion and World Infiu-
ence."
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, April g.
The break in water main here. which
necessitated closing down the water works.
leaving the city without fire protection and
l2OOO people with no water for domestic
uses, except what was hauled by team
from the river. has been repaired and the
service resumed.
CHICAGO. April 6-The board of cleo
ton commissioners today announced that
the official plurality of Frederick A. Busse.
the republican candidate in the recent
election, was 1929.
KEEL. Germany. April 6.-The German
cruiser Room, which is to be one OF the
warships to represent Germany at the
Jamestown exposition. today received or
ders to sail April for Hampton roads.
ROME. April 6-Regret is expressed in
official circles at the fact that the con-
tinued indisposition OF Queen Helena
makes 1t impossible for her to receive Am
bassador Lloyd c. Griscom at present.
ATLANTA. Ga, April Ga charter was
issued today to the Macon, Americas and
Albany Electric Railway Company. with a
capital of 100000, to build line from
miles. The proposed road will traverse
seven Georgia counties, connecting a num-
Der Of towns and cities in the southern
part of the state.
DIES MONIES. Iowa. April 6-Repre-
sentative o. H. Holmes introduced reso
luton in the house today providing that
present business conditions in the United
States and business interests demanded
the reelection OF President Roosevelt The
measure will be voted on Monday. It Is
likely to meet favor both in the house and
senate.
BUFFALO. N. Y. April 6.-Navigation
tow. sailed for Chicago. followed later by
the steamer Mary Elphicke under her own
steam, for Chicago and Milwaukee.
COBALT, Ontario. April CDR w. H.
Drummond died today as the result Of q
stroke Of paralysis received last Monday.
the French-Canadian dialect. He was born
at Currawn House. County Leitrim, Ire
land, in 1854.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. April 6.-By the
death recently Of the widow of William L.
McLane Of the class of 1869 Of Yale, the
college comes into possession Of fund
amounting to about 1000. Mr.. McLane
was business man residing in New York
city, who died in 1903.
BOSTON. April Ga special train today
brought 1875 men to take the places of
striking team drivers here Another spe-
cial is expected to arrive tonight, and 1t is
understood that definite effort to start
teams will be made by the several firms
whose business has been tied up by the
strike.
PARIS, April 6-Oficial dispatches from
Tangier confirm the reports that France.
Germany Great Britain and Spain are In
accord relative to the establishment of
wireless telegraph stations. ETC., in Mo-
rocco. The signature of the agreement is
expected in few days.
CARTAGENA, Spain, April 8-Prepara-
lions for the reception Of the royal Wis
itors have been made on a magnificent
scale. King Alfonso will reach here Mon
day morning, Immediately before the ar
rival here Of King Edward and Queen
Alexandra. The visit of the latter will be
of very short duration, owing to King AL |
fonso's anxiety concerning the condition
OF Queen Victoria, whose ACCOMPLISHMENT is
expected shortly.
WORCESTER, Mass, April 8.-The |
creditors OF Ackers & Taylor, Charlton |
City, satinet manufacturers. and the Tay-
lor Manufacturing Company of Hope Val |
ley, r. l.. decided at a meeting here today
to close the Charlton mills of the firm to-
vestigation of the firms affairs by COM
mittee OF creditors. 1t was reported that
the liabilities are about $500, 600 and that
the creditors may get 80 per cent of their
claims.
,TANGIER, April 6-Native couriers re-
port that the sultan has made public at
Fee declaration to the effect that Gen.