The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-29
Eleven o'clock surfew advocated

One-third of J. r. Morgan's high bred milk COWS killed because infect ed with tuberculosis.
 Five miners killed in fall of 400 feet from cage, which upsets.
 Small orders cable operators to strike. Country probably will be practically isolated.
 Cubans pleased at Governor Ma goon's effective dispersal of armed bands in Santiago.
 Prof. Archibald Henderson gave his close range impressions of Geo. Bernard Shaw after minute investi- gation of Irishman.
 President Gompers of the Amer ican Federation of Labor announces that the association will proceed criminally against the members of the Manufacturers Association on the charge of boycotting organized labor.
 Standard Oil gives out long de- fense of its business methods, and planes "socialistic outcry from be- low and political pressure from above" for its troubles.
 Senator J. B. Foraker declares that Secretary Taft's Columbus speech is having bad effect in Ohio.
 Prince Wilhelm of Sweden ex- presses himself as delighted with America and the Jamestown exposi- tion. His visit at Norfolk is ended and the cruiser Fylgia, with the royal visitor on board has gone to Newport.
 Mrs. Leland Stanford. Jr.'s, dia- monds are quietly sold in London, bringing $35o,O0o, for benefit of university.
 Senator Platt, president of the United States Express Co.,, denies charges of mismanagement and re- fuses to call meeting of sharehold- CTS.
 An unusually cold day for August is experienced in Chicago, the ther- mometer tumbling to 60.
 Gamblers in a plot to blackmail the gambling kings of Cricago are said to have a hand in the dynamit- ing of the homes of the leaders.
 Stocks are strong in Wall street, the expected wave of selling on ad- ministration utterancesl failing to appear.
 Wealthy man, passenger on an ocean liner, formerly an immigrant, gives talk to the passengers Tn the steerage, with suggestions of how to win success.
 At the national convention of life underwriters, held at Toronto, tho contention is made that the New York insurance laws are unjust and must be amended.
 Senator Foraker, replying to Sec retary Taft, defends the Elkins law, and asks what is the secretary's po- sition on the negro question and Hnew southern rebellion."
 Young man follows the girl he loved from Germany to New York, searches till he finds her, persuades her to marry him; kills her in anger and stays himself.
 Jacob H. Schiff,, New York bank CT, says it is idle and unjust to at- tribute financial depression to Pres ident Roosevelt, and says that a re- form in the tariff is the first essen- tial to better conditions.
 Turning back of Dr. E. q. Hirsch at the Russian frontier on account of his being a Jew will probably in- duce the state department to renew its efforts to secure equal treatment for all Americans in Russia, regard less of their creed.
 William Jennings Bryan advo- cates compulsory arbitration of la bor disputes in joint debate with Senator Beveridge in magazine, and latter urges both capital and labor not to ''kill the goose that lays the golden egg for both,
 Accumulating evidence of frost damage to the wheat crop of the far northwest starts a scare which over shadows all else in the grain mar ket
 Serious disagreement between H. H. Rogers and William Rockefeller is reported over the question of pass, ing the regular quarterly dividend on Standard Oil as a result of Judge Landis' big fine.
 Victim of Pleasant Prairie, Wis, powder mill explosion on his death- bed makes a will leaving property to sweetheart.
 Sacretarv of War Taft opens state