Times-promoter., 1907-11-08

has been delivered at the nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Wander
bilt, Jr. 1t is boy.
In a battle between United
States troops and Indians which oc-
Cured in southern Utah several
days ago, three Indians were killed
and another was wounded.
Report that President Roosevelt
was rebuked by federal Judge fol-
lowing an attempt to learn the a i
tude of high court in the "beef
trust" prosecution is related by Pro-
fessor Frederick Stimson of Har-
ward in lecture at the university.
Eaten by cannibals was probably
the fate of the crew of forty sailo :
that took the big. sailing ship Al
thur Sewell out of Philadelphia on
April 8, starting her long voyage
to carry coal to the Philippines.
In reply to a peremptory demand
by japanese Consul s. Shimizu of
Chicago, to explain the reasons for
the isolation Of Japanese laborers
afflicted with beri beri or kaka.
Mayor F. w. Brown of Lincoln.
Neb., states that he had no time to
listen to such complaints.
Miss Lena Lindert of st. Louis,
accused of being the affinity" Of
James A. Mcbride, with whom she
was arrested in Fort Worth, Tex,
says she did everything in her pow
er to avoid Mcbride.
The keynote to the financial situa-
ton is that the developments OF the
past week have brought out the fact
that the economic status of the coun-
try was never more sound than it is
right now.
William G.. Evans, the American
League umpire, was granted Ii
cense to marry Miss Hazel Baldwin
of Collinwood, Cleveland suburb,
Albert Drida, a farmer living four
miles north of Edwardsville, H.,
while under the influence of liquor,
is alleged to have torn the clothing
from his wife and chased his two
brothers, Martin and Jos. Drida,
away from his home with a gun.
In the hands of kidnapers in the
heart of London, the 1S-year-old
Princess Barbara La Poukine OF
Russia has sent word to friends that
she is about to kill herself to escape
i'll treatment at her captors' hands.
Charles III. Deere, head of the
Deere Agricultural Implement Co.,
of Moline, Ill.,, and one Of the lead
ing manufacturerssof the state, died
at the Lakota hoteFin Chicago.
DR.. Gillette, former yice-president
Of the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, was sentenced to six months
in the penitentiary by Justice Dow
ling of New York. He was convict
ed on a perjury charge.
AS a result Of bitter class rivalry
Of several weeks standing, 20 sopho-
mores Of the Rolla (Mo.) School of
Mines we're captured shortly after
midnight, taken from their rooms
half clad, and chained to trees on the
campus Of the school, where they
were found at 6 o'clock in the morn
ing shisering and numb from cold.
Efforts which are being made by a
few Of his steadfast friends to have
the sentence Of Oliver Surtis Perry
Of New Yorw commuted have re-
vealed the fact that for four years
he daring criminal, who, in 1892,
startled the entire country with the
boldness Of his exploits as train
robber, has not eaten a particle OF
food or worn a stitch OF outer cloth
ing.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
said that the farmers will get more
money for their crops this year than
they get for those Of last year. The
total value of all farm products in
1906 was $6,794,00o,oO0. This
enormous sum not only will mean
that there will be no hard times for
the country but that the prosperity
which has blessed for d dozen years
will continue.
The case of Mrs. Annie Molir Of
Corona, i. T., charged with compell-
ing her 7-year-old daughter to sleep
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