Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-10-08
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Sofia, Oct. 5-Prince Ferdinand is
sued q proclamation today declaring
Bulgaria to be free and independent.
Manila, Oct. 6-Ten new cases of
cholera have been reported for the last
twenty four hours. The list include es
two Americans.
Manila, Oct. 6-The fleet will leave
for Japan Friday. There is report OF
a typhoon in which three schooners
were wrecked and drowned.
Washington, Oct. 5-Secretary Lo~b
said this morning that the situation
was unchanged as to the Presidents
going en- the stump. The impression
is growing, as explicit denials are not
forthcoming, that the President msy
yet make some campaign speeches.
Philadelphia, Oct. 5-The Quaker
city is celebrating Founders Week"
Net since the peace jubilee has the city
witnessed such an imposing array of
soldiers and sailors as took part in to-
days parade. More than 2,0oe were in
the line, Of which Gen. Fred D. Grant
was grand marshal.
San Francisco, Oct. 5-A Are w hich
started in the ceal bnnker OF the Pacific
Coal Co., is raging on the water front
Several warehol Q IS have been destroy
ed, and the loss already amounts to
half million dollars. The entire fire
fighting force Of the city is at work to
prevent further spread of the flames.
New York, Got. 6.-William g.
Rockefeller, Jr.. son of the Standard
Oil magnate and nephew OF John D..
was locked up in Morrisania police
station today because he was unable to
furnish 500 bail. He with two COM
panions were arrested for auto speed
ing. Bail was placed at 500 and they
did net have the cash; and no friends
were present.
Evansville, Ind, Oct. st is report
ed that President Roosevelt has order
cd Nicholas Longsworth off the stump
because Of his speech ut Rock Island
where he said that Taft should serve
two terms and then be succeeded by
Roosevelt for eight years. Whether
ordered to do so or not, Longsworth
has left representative Sherman with
whom he was campaigning, and re-
turnod home,
Chicogo, Oct. g. Norman E. Mack
has returned to Chicago from the East.
He says he has noted every condition,
and if the Democrats hold the steady
gains Of the lsst two months tho cleo
ton will be Democratic. He says New
York, New Jersey. Rhode Island,
Maryland, Delaware, Ohio and Indiana
will be found in the Democratic column
when the returns come in on the night
~of November Srd.
Eliza beth, n. J., Oct. 6-Mrs. Harvey
Day, strapped to her bed 10 dying of
hydrephobia, and her husband tears
an attack also. Mrs. SsmueliDoty, .
friend also bitten is suffering from col.
lapse fearing an attack. A letter ear
rier also was bitten, all by pet deg
which attacked above victims on the
street. Each was bitten several times.
All the victims were treated at the
Pastuer Institute, and thought the
danger over, until week ago.
Philadelphia, Oct. 6.-This is Seer
man day. of the Founders Week in
this city's celebration OF its 225 anni-
versary, and is being celebrated by the
dedication of the corner stone of the
monument to the founder of German
town and by one of the greatest de-
monstrations ever held in the State or
nation. There was street parade
with $50, 900 in line. Many Germans
from other cities including officials
from the Embassy at Washington
were present.