Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-09-03

.--sa Henry Eriggs, aged g. .ears, a
millionaire cat.le-raiser, shot and
killed himself at his home In Attica,
Ind.
G. W. Trickett, special assistant at
torney general of Kansas appointed to
enforce the prohibitory liquor law In
Wyandotte county, was found guilty
Of using his Office to obtain $3.50 from
Wayne and Frank Hurlburt.
The $50 guests of the Homestead
hotel at Hot Springs, Va, presented
Judge Taft, Mrs. Taft and Master
Charles Taft each with silver loving
cup as formal farewell expression of
their regard.
The revolution in Persia is in full
swing and has resulted in a bloody
battle at Herman, which was taken
by the rebels.
An unidentified burglar was shot
dead in pistol battle with four
Greeks in Chicago.
1t is asserted in Tokyo that the gov
eminent has decided to postpone I'M
til 1917 the international exposition
which was to have been held in 1912.
John, Harry and Edward Conrad,
lads, were drowned near Vevay, Ind,
their skiff being run down by a
steamer.
Guests of the Homestead hotel at
Hot Springs, Va, presented loving
cups to Mr.. and Mrs. Taft and their
little son.
The civil court at Caracas found the
French Gable company guilty of COM
plicity in the Matos revolution and
imposed fine of $5,000,000.
Gov Fort of New Jersey issued
proclamation threatening to send state
troops to Atlantic City to compel the
observance of the Sunday closing law
by the saloons and cafes.
Jesse Coe, one of two negroes who
murdered two indianapolis, Ind, po-
licemen on September 80, 1906, was
shot to death by a sheriff's posse in
Monroe county, Kentucky.
Nearly 80 miners are believed to
have persisted in HALEY Ola coal mine
No. /, at Haileyville, Okla, when
fire destroyed the hosting shaft and
air shaft and cut off air from the men.
Floods at Augusta, Ga, did immense
damage to property, demoralized bust
ness, stopped all traffic and caused
several deaths.
A terrific downpour of rain lasting
more than "a hours and attended by
hn A
has experienced for % years. was re-
sponsible for two deaths and great
property damage.
Earl Trey, an apprentice on the
training ship Pensacola at Yorba, Cal,
is said to have been so severely hazed
that he probably will lose his eyesight.
Macrena Kavorzoof, 10 years old,
confessed at Valdez, Alaska, that she
induced George Postriakoff, whom she
loved, to kill her husband, Peter S.
Kavorzoof, a woodman, at their home
on Afoguak island
AS a result of an attempt by David
and William Webb, brothers, to carry
out threat to do up j. w. Culpep
per, a grocer, of Tulsa, Okla, David
Webb is dead, William Webb fatally
wounded and Culpepper is seriously
injured.
Snow fell in Baltimore and other
parts of Maryland.
Mrs. Kate Howard leader of the
mob in the recent race war in Spring
field, H., killed herself by swallowing
poison while being taken to the Jail
following the return of an indictment
against her charging murder.
The police of Warsaw captured a
band of swindlers who have carried
on an extensive and lucrative business
in the sale of spurious government
bonds of the so-called lottery issue.
Yeggmen robbed the State bank of
Geneseo, N. D., of $4,000.
Two negroes entered the home of
Mrs. Virgil Bassett in St. Louis,
choked and locked her up, robbed the
house and set it on fire.
After big harmony meeting of
Iowa Republicans Gov. Cummins
called special session of the legis
lature to so amend the primary law
that Republican voters can select a
successor to Senator Allison.
III, half blind, criticising the church
! on the score of untruthfulness and in.
sincerity and declaring that he could
cess, pleasure and gold. Rev. Albert
II. Trick shot and killed himself in a
room in Mills hotel in New York. He
was once pastor of Presbyterian
church in Chicago.
w. c. Conlee, a st. Louis barber,
killed himself because the use of safe.
ty razors had ruined his business.
| The stage running between Cody
and Meetettso, Wyo., was held up
and the passengers robbed of $1,000.
c. H. Watson of Allison, O., shot and
killed Elijah Crabtree, who had eloped
with Watson's daughter.
So suspiciously large was the vol
ume of business done on the New York
| stock exchange on one Saturday that
it will be investigated by special
[ committee of five members. More
! than million shares were bought
anu soiu III Nciy idi5e uloChS anu IL IL
| believed the trades were matched,
in pursuance of some deep laid scheme
Judge Thompson ia the United States
court at Cincinnati denied the petition
of the Union Distilling company and
others for temporary Injunction re
straining the government from carry
ing out it's order that imitation" whis
key must be branded as such.
| Formal notice of his nomination for
| the vice-presidency by the Democratic