The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-06-19

The two thousand employees Of the
American Waltham Watch Company's
factory at Waltham. were notified
Monday that the works will be shut
down on June 2Gth until August 4th.
The factory has been running on short
time for several months.
Miss Anna Spreck, a well-known
mountain climber, will leave New
York in two weeks for Peru to make
another attempt to reach the summit
OF Mount Huascaran, which she be-
lieves Is the highest peak in the west
ern hemisphere.
The National Grand Lodge, Inde-
pendent Order of Good Templars, at
its session in Washington City re-
elected Grand Chief Templar George F.
Cotterill of Seattle. Mrs Emily Peters
of Seattle was chosen grand secretary
of juvenile work.
The United Confederate Veterans at
their annual convention in Birming-
hgham, Alabama, selected Memphis
as the place for their next reunion
and elected General Clement A. Evans
of Georgia as commander-in-ch chief to
succeed the late Stephen D. Lee.
Wireless telegraph stations are be
ing installed on the roofs of the Wal
dorf-Astoria in New York and the
Bellevue Stratford in Philadelphia.
Messages will be sent between the
two hotels and rooms will be reserved
by passengers on incoming vessels.
Frederick Arthur Stanley, earl OF
Derby, governor general of Canada in
1883, died in London June 14th
aged sixty-seven. He had been lord OF
the admiralty, secretary of war, secre-
tary for the colonies and president OF
the board of trade.
After protracted negotiations it has
been decided that there are too many
difficulties in the way of an athletic
meeting for track and field events be-
tween British and American teams to
follow the Olympic games in London
this summer and the matter has been
dropped
The campanile of Santo Stefano
church in Venice, a Gothic structure
OF the fourteenth century. which con-
tains the tomb of the Doge francesca
Morosini threatens to fall like the
campanile of st. Marks, which col
lapsed in 1902. The qestion of demol-
ishing it Is under consideration.
NJ. Rene Quinton, well known
French biologist. has offered a prize
of 10000 francs for the first aviator
who once up in the air in
an aeroplane shall stop his mo-
tor and remain up five min
utes by utilizing s.,iely the force of the
wind and without descending more
than fifty meters.
Archbishop Nixon, formerly OF
Georgia, was assassinated by revolu.
tionists at Tiflis, Caucasus, on the
steps of the Synodical building on
the 10th inst. A monk, who was in
attendance upon the archbishop, was
severely wounded. The assassins emp
tied their revolvers into the body of
the archbishop and escaped.
The International Chess Masters
tourney at Prague, ended today in a
tie between Schlechter and Buras, who
will decide the first and second prizes.
Vidmar won third prize; Rubenstein,
fourth; Teichmann, fifth; Maroczy.
sixth; Leonhardt seventh; Marshall,
eighth; Salwe, ninth, and Janowski.
tenth.
John Hays Hammond, who has an
nounced his candidacy for the Repub-
lican vice presidential nomination, was
registered as a voter at Gloucester,
Massachusetts, on the 10th inst. He
answered the formal questions, proved
his ability to read selection from
the constitution of the United States,
and then took the necessary oath.
The Persian Assembly asked the
Shah today to recall the officials ar
h nri11 Il sv;, %h,,,
trial. If they are proved to be traitors
and conspirators they should be pun
ished according to law. The Shah re-
fused. He intends to arrest several
others. and threatens to blow up the
city il an attempt at resistance Is
made.
No persons over fifty years OF age
will be admitted hereafter to teaching
positions in the Chicago public schools.
The board of education made this rul-
ing by a vote of - to 4. Incidentally
the trustees gave their official con.
firmation to the statement OF the SUI
perintendent's office that this age
limit appears to be the point at which
the mental and physical vigor of those
who come to us has begun to Decline"
According to the Iron and Steel
Trades Journal, there has recently
been effected great combination in
the British steel trade, with capacity
of $375,000,000. The main object OF
the combination is said to be to Sc
cure control of the international ex-
port trade, and similar organizations
in America and on the continent are
said to be supporting the British am
algamation.
In the federal court at Rochester,
New York, on the 18th instant, the
Standard Oil Company was found
guilty of a violation of the interstate
commerce law in accepting the con.
cession from the filed tariff on ship
ments of oil from Olean, New York, to
Rutland and Bellows Falls, Vermont
There were forty copnts in the indict-
ment, each representing action on a
car Of oil. The maximum fine on each