The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-08

hOWer duIOIuODlle tIOpHy COheS0e ends at Buffalo with White car win ner.
 Radical reforms in the territorial government of New Mexico are to be inaugurated upon the arrival in Santa Fe of Gov. Curry, who has just returned from the Philippines to assume that office.
 Grandson of Mark Hanna becomes fascinated by stage beauty and lin gers by her side during vacation in defiance of mothers comands.
 The outbreak of a holy war, with the massacre of all Europeans in Morocco Is threatened. At Casa Blanca, where the murder of for eigners has already begun, British and German steamships are taking off refugees.
 New evidence which may save Carl Hau, the Washington college professor, found guilty of killing his mother-in-law, Frau Moliter, if he is granted a new trial, has just devel- oped.
 Joseph Root, a hermit resident of Presque Isle peninsula, says he has not slept in 25 years, and those who have become interested in the case believe the story.
 Many people of Nebraska are find ing serious objections to the new child labor law, and hundreds are declared to be violating its proyi- sions.
 Anna Gould may marry proii- gate French prince, who is more ex- travagant than Count Boni de Cas- tellane, her divorced husband, the lawyer who obtained her divorce says, on arriving in New York from Paris.
 Ohio republican central committee indorses Taft as that states candi- date for president.
 Mailman attempts to throw his daughter from a New York Central train and is restrained by the crew.
 Armenian priest, accused in mur- der mystery, is held in New York in bail of $25,000 on charge of at tempted robbery.
 Rev. Len B. Broughton of Atlanta says Chicago and hell are in a class by themselves.
 Government begins its attack on the powder combine, filing petition in the United States circuit court at Wilmington, Del, asking that the corporations be restrained from violating the Sherman law, and that receivers be appointed to dissolve the monopoly.
 Evidence against Fred Magill and his wife was given before the grand jury at Clinton, H., and was Of such a character that the states attorney Is certain that an indictment will be voted.
 Bail for Pettibone is denied at Boise, Idaho, but sentiment is that he vii not be tried for Steunenberg murder.
 New York police, in searching for the murderer of a woman, discover another murdered woman, but fail to find men supposed to be the mur- derers.
 Editor Ridgway of Everybody's Magazine tells a big auditnce at Chautauqua of the great work in solving present day problems done by the newspaper press.
 Governor Folk removes Commis- sioner Rozelle and hays Kansas City police, charging protection to crooks.
 Application of the standard fire policy in Iowa produces further complications, it being found that surplus line companies are shut cut.
 Rich New York Armenians get letters saying they will share the fate of the murdered Tavshanijian.
 Mrs. Lucinda M. Morton, wife of Oliver P. Morton, Indiana's war governor, died at her home in In dianapolis. She was S2 years old.
 Germany rang with praises of twelve soldiers who put up gallant fight when ambushed in Africa.
 Sir Humphrey de Traford, bank rupt baronet, spent vast fortune at gaming tables in eighteen years.
 Car expressed gratitude to Rus sian union for readiness to serve throne and declared to leader that "God given autocracy" must prevail.
 New biography of Pope Plus X., about to appear in Rome, said to be q ravalo tiOn in chOWinU thn simnlic