The Yale expositor., 1907-12-20

Assistant Secretary Murray OF the
department of commerce and labor.
Charles p. Neill, commissioner OF Ia
Dor, and Herbert Knox Smith, commits
sioner OF corporations, left Washing
ton for Goldfield, New, to make a thor
ough Investigation OF the trouble be-
tween the miners and mine operators
at that place for the information OF the
president. The federal troops at Gold
field were ordered not to take sides.
Gen. Flnston arrived In Goldneld
and announced that he would stay I'M
Til the danger of trouble was over and
trat the troops probably would remain
there for some time.
The three band mills of the Chicago
Lumber company were destroyed by
fire at Manistique, Mich, and two men
were burned to death.
Seven firemen were injured in the
burning of the Saginaw Produce &
Cold Storage company's plant in West
Saginaw, Mich.
Otto Schmigler, a Hungarian tailor,
shot and fatally wounded Mrs. Caro-
llllG NGUOltl
Miss Myrtle Spence, and then killed
himself at Columbus, o.
Rev. Thomas E. Judge, AZ years old,
pastor of st. Finbarr's Roman Catho-
lie church and editor in chief of the
New World, the organ of the Roman
Catholic archdiocese of Chicago, died
of heart failure, brought on by bron-
chial trouble.
Col. g. II. Simonson, at one time
owner of the Mount Vernon Qnd) Re-
publican, a prominent politician and
organizer of the Eightieth Indiana
regiment during the civil war, died at
the home of his son, w. A. Simonson,
of st. Louis.
To practice his understanding OF
theosophy on the union of souls, Boris
Minoff, Bulgarian designer, attempt
ed to kill Jessie Schroeder, 13 years
of age, and then committed suicide al
Cleveland, o.
Popular agitation in Teheran, Per
STA, against the delay in the execution
of soldiers who recently murdered two
shopkeepers reached climax in hos
tile demonstrations on the streets
firing on the parliament building ant
the resignation of the cabinet.
The Volunteers of America have
been forced to retire nine Christmas
chimneys and as many make believe
Santa Clauses from Wall street be
cause of poor collections.
Leighton Coleman, Episcopal bishol
of Delaware, was found dead in be-
at his home in Wilmington.
= Seventeen social democratic mem
: bers of the second Russian duma wer
condemned to labor in the mines an,
deportation to Siberia, and ten to pei
petual Punishment to Siberia.
: In carrying out mock lynching i
Memphis William Gordon, 16-yeal
5 old negro, was caught in machiner
: and killed.
The Fairbanks Banking company c
4 Fairbanks, Alaska, closed its doors o
e account of lack of currency.
j A brilliant naval and military ba
e was given at the Hotel Chamberlain
I Old Point Comfort, in honor of Az
e miral Evans and the other officers {
j the 16 battleships assembled at Haml
ton roads.
i Mrs. Martha A. Campbell, presideI
= of the Woman's Christian Temperate
L union, superintendent of the Congreg
Z tional Sunday school at Steubenvill
d o., and wife of a wealthy Greenfie
{. township farmer, was arrested in Sa
u tn nharOiT
II incendiarism.
u The condition of Queen Carol
. widow of King Albert of SaXony, W;
stated to be hopeless. The last sacr
ments were administered and Il
queen was not expected to live maj
e, hours.
Of An old man committed suicide
he Paris by throwing himself in front
IS an automobile owned by James Ho;
he son, of Calumet, Mich.
ly New York banks were swindled o
or of large sum of money on fictitio
cotton warehouse receipts purporti
n to be from Augusta.
e. Capt. Edward L. Fulkerson, aged
~ years, who had been a pilot on t
Mississippi river since he was
eu years old, died at ST. Charles, M
ch from malarial fever.
William Shields, steamboat N;
Nv committed suicide at Parkersburg,
=, Va, by shooting, after failing to
:, ~ his wife, whom he shot through I
u hand.
0' Clarence Darrow, the Chicago att
ney who is conducting the defense
hu George A. Pettibone at Boise,
al Harry Orchard, the states chief v
rs' ness, on the rack for two hours anC
Ae- half, but failed to discredit his tel
!, mony.
,ne A flock of nearly II, 900 sheep rusf
-. 20 over a precipice in Washington 9
~, were drowned in the Mad river.
- oe William Bliss, president of the 3
'0' ton & Albany railroad for the p
q years, died in Boston.
Gov. Folk, of Missouri, committed
life Imprisonment the death sentei
Of Martin Paulsgrove, who murde
on Miss Mary Newman.
Little Lillian Wulff, who was