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Smyrna times., 1907-02-20
NINTH BIRTHDAY OF CENTURY CLUB.
Celebrated To-day With Club Luncheon and
Entertainment at Which a Number of
Out.of-Town Friends We're Present.

Uul-0I-IOWN FIirnuo UCIC FESoSnts
The Twentieth Century Club cele-
brated it's ninth birthday anniversary
to-day with most delightful enter
tainment. The club room was beauti-
fully decorated in pink, white and |
green, the club colors, which we're
carried out in festoons of white bunt-
ing intertwined with evergreen and
pink ribbon, decorating the ceiling.
On each table was great bunch of
pink carnations and similax, and the
room was made especially attractive by
the soft light of candles with pink
shades. The President and other
officers of the club received the hun
dred guests, and luncheon was served
at one o'clock.
MENU.
Fried Oysters.
Chicken Salad Olives. Sailed Nuts
Maryland Biscuits.
Ices Bisque. Angel Food Assorted Cakes.
Coffee. Minis
After the luncheon Mrs. II. d. Boyer,
President of the Club, made the ad-
dress of welcome, and delightful pro-
gram followed:
Piano Solo.
(a( La Argoaaise," ".;;........ Ballet Of cid.
(b) Valse "Aerienne, Sptn1ter
Mrs. I. II. Coverdale.
| Vocal Solo,-Selected.
Miss Florence Biddle.
! Piano Solo, "Rustle of Spring. .Sinding
Mrs L. NJ. Price,
| Violin Solo, The Harp That Once Thro' Tara S
i Hal, ......'.''..FdThaer
Miss Grace Lloyd.
DINNER AT THE CLUB"
| A Comedy in One Act
Mrs. Carter, President ofthe Down TOWN Club,
| Miss Edith Beck
Mrs. Holmes, Guest................Miss Eba Wilds
Mrs. Emery ,...............Mrs. T H. Coverdale
Mrs. reston.''.............;.:.Mrs; Alce Reed
MIS-. Hunter rr............;.:M Mrs. John LeFevre
| MISS oyIVesterr..'.......Mlss Bertha Snlthers
| Frances Emery. aged seven ,...Miss Agnes Carrow
| Clarence Hunter, aged four......... Ruth Wendell
Nicholson, all attendant............Miss Mary Haze
The one-act play was most anus :
ing satire on woman's clubs. Many
out-of-town guests were present, all OF
whom voted the affair an entire sue
cess. Those present from a distance
were: Miss Bancroft, y Mrs. Butler
Mrs. Smith Cooper, Miss Bush, Mrs
Lillian Robelen, Mrs. Chandler, Will
mington; Mrs. Richnrd L. Cam, Jr.,
Kirkwood; Mrs. Sites, Middletown
Mrs. A. E. Watson, Miss Dora Wilds
Miss Watson, Mrs. Charles Wharton
Mrs. q. W. Fisher, Miss Mary Fisher
Mrs. Cecil Fulton, Dover; Mrs. Georg
W. Dame, Miss Page Dame, Baltimore
Mrs. Frank Richards, Miss Mary Hol
land, Miss Emily Jones, Mrs. Allei
Jones, Mrs. Frank Grier, Mrs. Georg,
He'll, Milford; Miss Pauline Grey
Bridgeville; Miss Elsie Lank, Mrs
Harry HURT, Philadelphia; Mrs. Jen
kins, Wyoming.
Smyrna times., 1907-02-20

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The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04

 monde Beach. Fla. drives auto miles In os 4-5 seconds. breaking worlds rec ord.
 Mar H-Battiing Nelson easily beats Mo Govern in rounds al Philadelphia. N-Hoppe defeats Slosson for worlds balk line billiard championship at New York May 23-Frank Gotch defeats Tom Jenkins at Kansas City
 Jul: tl6th annual congress American hist League opens at Boston. Aug. 7-Cmpires Johnstone and Emslie barred from Polo grounds, N T.: Nat League game scheduled between N. Y and Chicago forfeited to latter Sep 3-Joe Cans wins lightweight cham pionship from Battling Nelson in 42nd round at Goldheld. Nev, on foul. Oct. 2-Manager Fred Tenny announces he and Roy Thomas. of Philadelphia Ma tonal league club. have bought inter est in Boston National league club. l3-Chleago American league club won world cha mpionship by defeating Ma tionals in post season series at Chicago Dec. l2-Harry c. Pulllam reelected pres ldent National Baseball League.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04

11-Col. H. A. Dupont defeats J. E. Ad- dicks in contest for seat in senate in Delaware.
 1-House adoptes statehood bill admitting Oklahoma and Indian territory as one state.
 15-House votes in favor of lock canal for Panama.
 19-House adopts Beveridge amendment bill to agricultural bill relating to meat inspection. H. II. D. Pierce appointed 29-General deficiency bill passed by con- gress Pure food bill passed. Con gress adjourns.
 Aug. Iowa Republicans renominate A. B. Cummins for governor at Des Moines. H-J. $. Harlan of Chicago appointed member interstate commerce commis- Sep. 10-Cong. c. F.. Littlefeld, Republic an. of Maine. reelected. l9-President extends eight-hour law to apply to all public work Noy 6-Election held throughout country; Chas. F. Hughes defeats w. E. Hearst tcket for governor of New York; Democrats elect rest of state ticket. Republicans elect governors and ma lority of state ticket in Iowa. Michigan. Wisconsin. Kansas. Nebraska, New Hampshire and Colorado; also elect state tickets in Illinois, Ohio. eonnee- ucut and Pennsylvania. Democrats win in Minnesota. Massac chusetts. Oklahoma and the south: Republican majority in house cut down
 Dee. 3-Final session of F'ifty-ninth con l0-John W. Riddle. minister to Rou mania and SerVia. named to succeed Ambassador Meyer at St. Petersburg. l1-Prestdent sends special message 10 congress urging full citizenship for Por- to Ricans.
 7-President In special message praised work being done on Panama canal and Ha$ed critics of enterprise. .... Secretaries strauss, Bonaparte and Metcalf sworn In as members of reorganiZed cabinet - tongress adjourned over Christmas holidays.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
Charges of Fraud Filed.

Washington, Jan.-Charges of fraud have been filed with Postmaster Gen eral Cortelyou against the members and officials of the New York Cotton Exchange by Representative Living ston of Georgia and Harvie Jordan. president of the Southern Cotton As socation of Atlanta, Ga They request that the department issue fraud or der against the officials and members of the New York Cotton Exchange to bar them from the use of the Un.ed States mails in conducting what are termed fraudulent practices. The postmaster general referred his callers to Judge Goodwin, assistant attorney general for the Postofflce Department. It is likely that hearing will be held by Judge Goodwin.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
BUSINESS FAILURES

Ian. 14-Parsons. Snyder & CO. Cleveland. O.; liabilities. si50000. Feb. S.-Boliver County Bank. Cleveland. Miss. liabilities. sll00o0. assets. sf50 600. Mar. l-Southern Bank & Trust Co. Ft smith. Ark. owing depositors sS0. .os0 w alsh, president defunet Chicago Na- uonh bank, arrested on charge of falsi- flying reports. as-North Freedom (Wis) bank closed by examiner.
 Apr. 2..reis, Smith X Co. bankers. Pekin. ILL. liabilities. sI00, 900 May 2-Delmont national bank, Deimont Pa, closed Receiver for American Re- serve Bond Co, St. Louis. appointed. Jun. 1S-tarmers' State bank of Clear he1d, la, closed by state bank ex- aminer.
 Aug. 6-Milwaukee Ave. State bank. Chi cago. closed by state bank examiner; liabilities. s4,060.000 2S-Real Estate Trust Co. of Philadelphia. suspends business; liabilities, s7 GOO, ,000 Sep. 20-Bates National bank, of Butler, Mo, closed by directors 29-Private bank al Middleport O. closed Nearly all deposits of sl15,0 gone. Nov. l5-Bank of Beckwith & Co, at F.v- anston, Wyo.. closed owing to financial troubles.
 s0-Three banks conducted by c. ". Chandler at Macomb, Colchester and Bardolph, Ill. closed for lack of ready cash.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04

1-Richard Ivens. confessed shaver q, Mrs: Bessie Hollister. found guilty of deed at Chicago and sentenced to death 2s-D. F. Sherrick. ex-lndiana auditor convicted of embedding Sl2o,OO0 state funds, denied new trial
 Apr. s-J. A. Linn, clerk circuit court. Cook Co. H., pleads guilty of con spiracy to defrand county; given in definite prison terh.
 victed of fraud against government in connection with harbor work at Savan- I4-Three negroes hanged and burned by mob at Springfield. Mo.
 county. Ark
 2s-Ex Assistant Cashier H. c. Coll. O, First. National Bank of Milwaukee. found guilty of breaking banking laws May 5-Goll sentenced 10 years impris- onment at Ft Leavenworth, Kan. Jun. 12-Four leading packing concerns found guilty at Kansas City of accept ine rebates from railroads
 2'1Harry Liar s Thaw; Pittsburg millionaire. Killed stanford white, noted architect and millionaire. at Madison Square Roof Garden. N. r. for alleged in- timacy with wife, formerly Evelyn Nes- Jul. Negro hanged and burned near
 N9mdek' l. T., by mob for assault on Aug. 6-Mob at Salisbury, N. C. takes 5 negroes from jail and lynches them Sep @stensland arrested at Tangier. A. Segal. Philadelphia promoter. ar rested for causing failure Real Estate Trust
 22-Eighteen negroes and white man killed in race war at Atlanta Ga. Nov. 2-Federal grand jury at Atlanta, Ga, indicts well-known manufactur- CTS for peonage.
 5-H. w. Herring, former cashier of Mil- waukee Avenue State bank of Chicago, pleads guilty to forgery and embezzle- ment; given indeterminate penitentiary sentence
 l5-Mayor Schmitz. Of San Francisco and Abram Ruef. indicted by grand jury on charge of extortion.
 23-Enrico Caruso, famous Italian tenor, found guilty and fined $l0 in New York for insulting women... Joseph F. Smith president Mormon church, plea ed guilty to charge of unlawful cohabita- ton and fined S300 at Salt Lake City
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04

l9-Hurricane sweeps coast of Florida. Cuba and Central America. causing heavy loss of life and damage to prop erty.
 aaa5 siah. JohnstOwn, Pa' by mine e1DiO- 29.At Kansas City. Kan. 1s by fire which destroyed Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Oct. 2s-Train of three electric cars car rylng sl persons jumped from trestle near Atlantic City. N. J.. carrying about 50 persons to watery grave. Eff ty-four bodies recovered.
 explosion.
 l9-Forty-two lives lost by sinking of steamer Dix in harbor at Seattle. Wash. 2saSamuel Spencer. president Southern Railway Co. and others In rear end collision near Lynchburg. Va. Dec 4-Clifton, Ariz.. partly destroyed by flood caused by breaking of dam. sev- eral persons drowned. Four children burned to death in home near Westteid. N. J.
 At Ithaca, \. Y, perish in burning of fraternity house at Cornell university. 19-Near Vicksbarg. Miss. It by explosion on river steamer.
 23-At Enderlin. N. D., 9 in railroad wreck.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
CASUALTIES

Jan. 4-In GoaldaIe. W. Va. 2a in mine ex- plosion.
 S-At Haverstraw. N; J.. l5 in landslide. 9-At Minneapolis. Minn., II in hotel fire. B-At Detroit, w. Va. IS in mine ex- plosion.
 21-At Philadelphia Pa IS in church fire panic.
 2S-On Vancouver Island. in Pacific. HIS in wreck of steamer Valencia. At Sunny side, Col, in snowslide. 25-At Poteau. l. T. I4 in mine explosion. Feb 4-Near La Salle. Ill. by drowning. S-In West Virginia. 2s in mine explosion. ls-At Maitland. Col. l6 in mine dust ex- plosion.
 Mar At Meridian. Miss, 24 in tornado which causeds property loss of sl, 500 0oO 16-At Adobe. Col, about 45 in train col ltsion.. At Camden. N. J. in armory ire.
 22-In a West Virginia mine explosion. as ..., In Winfield (Col) mining district, 6 in landslide.
 Apr. H-Explosion in gun turret of bat tleshlp kearsarge in Cuban waters kills 22-In mine near Trinidad. Col. P by dust explosion.
 26-Tornado destroys Bellevue. Tex, II dead, other damage throughout state May 4-Seven in train wreck near AL Jun. At East Providence. R. l.. II in trolley car wreck. At Rocky Ford, Mont. by white damn and Wisconsin, oAt I1aiayette, Ind, Mrs. s. Gobbau and children burned to death . at Sag inaw' Mich, by explosion of gasoline At Cedar Rapids. Ia. young girls by drowning while wadlng in river Aug. S-At Omana, Neh.. , children ot IT O. Daniels in burning home, l9-At Sang Hollow, Pa. in train wreck. sep o,r s-Four FS ro,,Ie Italians at Naugatuck, Ie,seven in train wreck at Cimarron River, Okla. 0'- H-Seven at Jellico, Tenn. by dynamite explosion; property damage s50O GOO. Z1-Hurricane on gulf coast devastates Mo otle, Ala. and Pensacola. Fla Loss of He estimated at l5o, property loss. SIP 0)U000 f-' Oct l-Cloudbdrst at Mobile, Ala. causes over S .000 00O damages Twenty known dead and many more entombed by explosion at Poca- killed. score injured in rear-end col Aston near Troy. \. \.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
Miss Walker Satisfied.

Union City, Tenn, Jan.-The suit of Miss Lotta Walker, a former chorus girl. against Col Richard Edwards, prominent business man, in which Miss Walker sought to recover dam ages in the sum of $50, ,000 because of an alleged breach of promise, has been compromised, Miss Walker paying the costs of court. A recent trial of this case attracted widespread atten- tion because of the sensational char acter of the evidence and the promi- hence of the defendant. At this trial damages in the sum of s21 ,000 were awarded Miss Walker, but on the ap- plication of the defendant a new trial was granted, which was to have be- gun next week
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04

Ing SoO. Nearly Premier Stolypin. $50 killed as result of attack. Mar. W-Mutiny among sailors at Sehas- topol results in massacre. Apr. 6-Fourteen Russian soldiers butch cred for refusing to fire on Sebastopol mutineers.
 May Ex-Governor general assassinated at Ekatertnoslav -Gov Gen. murdered at Elizabethpol. Attempt made to as- sassinate Vice Admiral Doubason at Moscow.
 H-W: H. Stuart. American vice consul. British subject. killed at Baum. Jul. u-Attempt made to assassinate Vice Admiral Chuknin at Sevastopol N-lmperial ukass dissolves parliament 3-Troops at fortress at Viborg. Finland. mutiny.
 Aug. 2-Mutiny at Sveaborg ended. 3Bomb intended to slay Premier Stoly- pin wrecks his villa on Aptekarsky is- land; 32 persons killed Premier es- eaped. Gen. Min assassinated by young woman at Peterhof Sep. l0-At least 300 Jews killed and slaughter at Siedlee; 1000 wounded Oct. S-Commission appointed by czar finds causes of Sveaborg and Cron- stadt mutinies largely attributable to negligence and inefficiency of officers Dec. l-Chief of Police Chopote of Kazan assassinated.
 t-Count Alexis IgnatieT. member of council of empire and ex-governor gen. eral of Kiev. Nolhynia and Podolia, as- sassinated at Tver.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
FIRES

Jan. 5-At Kansas. City. Mo, 1 buildings Feb. 9-Littleton. W. Va, nearly wiped out. l,5o rendered homeless. l6-Niverton, Pa, almost entirely wiped Robustness section Rutland. Vt. partly destroyed ...G Grain elevator at Duluth. Minn., burned: loss. tl.ooo. 900. Mar. 4-I-ast half of Standhope, Ia. bust ness section burns. other half destroyed some time before. l6-Nhite Pigeon, Mich. business section nearly wiped out Business portion, Rustin. Mich, completely destroyed 25.yohnstown, Pa, swept by flames; loss, s5oo Ooj.
 Apr. 3-Buralo 6N. Y9 Evening Times building loss. s20o 000. May l1.Boone qa). Boone Cereal Co Jun. 1.,south Boston. Va loss. ssOo. 900 Duck Hill. Miss. almost completely destroyed. Over 500 homeless. 1.Fire in Armour packing plant at South Omaha. Neb.; loss, slo0, 600 H-Ryan building annex at St. Paul: loss, s500 GOO
 Jul l7-Wentzville. Mo. practically entire business section destroyed. Sep 13-Tiburon. Cal. entire business dis trict, 200 people homeless. oct B-At Birmingham, Ala, business houses. loss s30o00 22-Second disastrous confagration at Bristow, la. wiped out practically all of remaining business section of town Nov. l3-Richland, O., practically wiped out by gas explosion; 2 children burned to deaths
 Dec. At Princeton. O.. mob of 300 masked men burned big tobacco stem meries owned by tobacco trust s-At Chicago. fire in wholesale business district caused loss of $500,0o0: lives lost
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
McCrea Elected.

Philadelphia, Jan.-At a meeting of the directors of the Pennsylvania Rail. road, hold here, James McCrea, first vice president of the Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg, was elected to succeed the late A. J. Cassatt as president of the Pennsylvania Rail- road. The meeting of the board was a special meeting for the sole purpose of electing a successor to President Cassatt Mir. McCrea had been select ed to fill the vacancy at an informal meeting of all the directors after the funeral of Mr. Cassatt on December 31. So far as can be learned, MT Cassatt's position as president of the Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg and other companies affiliated with the system will not be filled until next week. It is certain, however, that President McCrea will be elected to all the places made vacant by the death of NJ Cassatt
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04

4Si'- A. r. GOrfnan. %Congressman H. c. Adams. of wiscon- sin. at Chicago. Judge G. P. Wanty. of Michigan. at London leaAfred Belt, millionaire South African 22-RusseH Sage. at Lawrence. L. l.. Aug. 2E A Gage; son of former secr.- Aug. S-E. Rosewater proprietor Omaha Bee, at Omaha N''i''" "a Sep. 3-H. oelrichs. prominent New York clubman. on board ocean liner. ls.Ex-Gov. A. T. Bliss. of Michigan. at Milwaukee ." Oct. Albert J. Adams. noted policy :. king. by suicide. at New York. 5-Samuel Jones. noted evangelist on train near Little Rock. Ark Oct. 16-Mrs Jefferson Davis. widow of .o president of the confederacy
 Massachusetts. at Fall River -. Bishop Nicholson, D. D. of Milwaukee Epise ., copai diocese. at Milwaukee.
 Der of Chicago bench. at Chicago. Nov. l-Congressman Redwood Hoar. or qi MassaS9nusetts. 9 son late Senator R-Gen. Vim. R. Shafter retired. at Bakersfield. Cal
 Lake Geneva. Wis
 Dec. 2-Mark Hassler, noted musical di- rector and composer. at Philadelphia. diocese of Springfield, III. at Spring field Ex- Gov. A. Garcelon. of Maine. s-Dr F. Henrotin. leading Chicago physi- clan. at Chicago. Capt. Billy" Wn- Hams. famous turfman. at New Or leans
 ington from bullet wounds inflicted by Mrs. Annie Bradley
 19-Bishop C. C. McCabe. of NJ F.. church, at New York, of apoplexy.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
SEISMIC DISTURBANCE

Feb. 23-Mont Peleo in violent eruption. Earthquake shocks create panic throughout West Indies Apr. ls-Earthquake and ensuing fire ruins heart of San Francisco: property damage placed at s2o0, ,O00, ,OoO, 5000 peo- pie homeless ooo0 buildings in ruins. N,ooo persons injured; loss of life; dam age extends along the entire Pacific coast.
 D.congress appropriates s1 .O00OOo for suf- ferers.
 fs-Last of Frisco fires extinguished: con gress provides sl.500. eco more for relief of quake victims. HCWar department sends 2.50o troops to San Francisco. May s-Presdent recommends appropria- ton of additional S500 900 for quake vic tims Fesuvius again showing consid- erabe activity. Aug. l7-Disastrous earthquake visits Val Paraiso, Chilli; fatalities estimated t 9.ooo; property loss s250. 900 00O several other towns in country in ruins: rail roads all destroyed; town of Quillota with population of 10000 completely de- ; stroyed
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04

 sonian institution. at Aiken. $. C. Mar +ExGov Hogg,. Texas, at Hous- ton. 12-Susan R. Anthony suffragist leader. at age of S6. in Rochester, N. John St. John. first white settler al head of great lakes. In Superior. Wis; aged 90 iS-Johann Most. noted anarchist leader. at Cincinnati. 29-T. F. Barrett. sheriff Cook county, III. at Chicago. Apr. 4-Former Gov Gen Blaneo. Cuba. at Madrid. C. A. Warwick. publisher Constitution Democrat. keokuk la. May Max Judd. noted cness player. at St. Louis. 23-Henrik lbsen, noted Norwegian dra. matist and poet. at Christiania Jun. l-Congressraan Robert Adams. Phil- adelphia. committed suicide at Wash ingt6n. 4-senator A. P. German, Maryland at Washington. A-Robert B. Roosevelt uncle of pres- dent. at Sayyille. l.. l. l5-Congressman R. E. Lester, Georgia.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04

Cong Hepburn. trade tariff bill passes national house of representatives. trol French consulate; Secretary Root complies
 s-Gov Patterson, Ohio. signs 2-cent fare bill. making it a law Pension apprO- .priation bill carrying s139 00O, 900 passed N-J. c. Brady. Alaska governor, resigns Mar. 1-J M. Patterson, Chicago commits sioner public works. becomes socialist IE1-state Senator Green. New York. found not guilty of conspiracy to de- fraud government
 1AmerEan forces wipe out entire Moro band in Island of Jolo battle. killing 600 i1-National supreme court gives Chicago trsc,f6r use Gr its streets taking rights from congressional representative Indiana resigns accepting Philippine tudgeship ib-E1 State Auditor Sherriek, Indiana. found guilty of embezzlement N-C. s. Francis. named as ambassador 10 Austria Hungary. 10 succeed Bel n-Labor heads appeal to president for legislative aid. Chicago federal fudge grants immunity from punishment plea s to l6 indicted packers
 Mar. d-Ohio general assembly adjourns until 1908. Apr. 3-House passes national quarantine bill. David $. Rose, Democrat defeat ed by S. NJ. Becker for mayor of Mil waukee. Chicago goes on record as op- posing municipal operation of street rail b-Illinois supreme court declares new primary election law unconstitutional ss-Indiana supreme court declares Parks antt-cigarette law valid.
 May 2-Gov k. w. Hoch renominated by Kansas Republicans.
 <-President sends message to congress arralgning Standard Oil Co. and officials and recommending legislation Is-Senate passed Hepburn railroad rate bill by vote of T 10 3
 2l-Supreme court atfirms decision sen fo E l. prisonment and fine of s25O0 z5-Senate passes agriculture appropria- ton bill carrying S .Su0.0oo. and carrying meat inspection bill
 Jun. l-Senate committee on privileges and election decides Reed Shoot not en- titled to seat as senator from Utah "Neil- Reynolds report on conditions at Chicago packing houses sent to con gress by president. O. N. Carter Re publican, elected justice of supreme Sourt of Illinois.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-04
AISCELLANEOUS

Jan. PC. T. Yerkes, deceased traction magnate, gives N5o'ooO to Chicago uni numerous charities. well as for wife Feb. 2-Presdent pardons Mdshipman Miller. convicted of hazing at Annap- olis
 e-Dr. c. H. simmons. Peoria. I'll. minis. ter. bank president and politician, kills self, when facing exposure of financial methods and private conduct T-Miss Alice Roosevelt married to Cong Nicholas Longworth at White House. Apr. John Alexander Dowie deposed a, leader of Zion City, IL; overseer Voliva elevated to leadership Jul. 3-Secretary of State Root sails fo, 3 months tour of South America. Aug. S-Wisconsin railway commissioner, renaer stats opinion M reducing grain rates for Sep. 3o-Secretary of State Root return, from tour of South America. Oct 5-President Hill of Great Northern railway sold 75o.000.000 tons of ore to United States Steel corporation for s400 010. 900.
 Standard oil company fined 5000 al, F1ndlay, O., for carrying on business combine In violation of state laws Nov. l-Band of 100 Ute Indians capture wagon load Of army rations intended for troops in Wyoming.
 6-Three companies of negro troops in Texas ordered dismissed from army for failure to disclose identity of comrades guilty of rioting at Brownsville, Tex s-President and Mrs Roosevelt and party left Washington on trip of in- spection of Panama canal. on battles hip A-President and party return to Wash ington from trip to Panama and Porto Io-NobeI peace prize, valued at .,oooo conferred on President Roosevelt by Norwegian storthing; money will be used to establish industrial peace com mission.
 aEDecision against Standard oil Com- pany at Ffndlay. O.. thrown out in com- mon pleas court