The Globe-republican., 1909-08-19
Domestic items.

HUH beHLLle " NOlue W luSldh O. tOh
pie in the far north have returned,
completing a pilgrimage Of $500 miles,
said to be the longest trip ever made
by any lodge for such purpose.
A Chinese woman has been myster-
iously murdered in New York and all
Chinatown Is boiling.
A call has been issued in opposition
to the Democratic harmony meeting
at Saratoga. 1t announces that PRO
gressive Democratic gathering will be
held at Albany on September a."
Hearst Democrats are behind the
plans.
A report on the density Of popula-
tioA in American cities compares
them unfavorably with the cities OF
Germany. It states that New York Is
the worst offender, followed closely by
Chicago, with Philadelphia, St. Louis
and Cleveland following.
Wholesale liquor dealers announce
their intention OF contesting the new
Missouri law which imposes gradu.
ated merchants tax.
An immense mass meeting in the In
terest Of education for the negro was
held at Hams Normal and Industrial
institute at August. Ga.
Attorneys for Gov. Haskell and 9TH
ers charged by the federal govern
ment with conspiracy IN obtaining
title to Muskogee town lots will file
q motion to quash the indictments re-
turned by the last federal grand jury
ut Tulsa.
The wage dispute between the Off
GERS of the street railway lines OF
Chicago and their 10000 employees has
practically been settled on the terms
demanded by the men.
The International Typographical
union will submit to referendum vote
a proposition to tax earnings one-half
Of one per cent TO create mortuary
fund. It Is estimated that 100000
per year would be secured.
Mrs. Jennie L. Berry OF Des Moines,
Ia, Is the new president Of the Won
ans Relief Corps.
Two trains or the Denver & Rio
Grande, one drawn by two engines,
came together, head on just east OF
Hustled, Col. Ten persons were killed
and 40 injured The three engines
wero thrown in'o :he ditch mass Of
wreckage and a number Of the coaches
demolished.
Osteopathy was recognized as a
profession by the state Of Georgia
| when the house overwhelmingly pass
ed the senate bill providing for state
board Of examiners in osteopathy and
providing for license fees.
| Attorney General Jackson OF Kansas
states that 1t Is his opinion that the
charter granted the Bankers Deposi
Surety company gives ample authOrit,
TO the company TO do business in thu
state.
| Following q speech by Secretary o
the Interior Ballinger at the Nationa
| Irrigation congress at Spokane, for
meF Gov. Pardee of California denounc
ed his recent acts as being oppose'
| to the Roosevelt policies because h
had returned to entry tracts of liant
| containing water power sites throwini
them open to private entry instead o
holding them for the people as hi
/ pfedece ssor had done.
Il An assessment Of 100000 equal t
the capital stock Of the defunct Firs
4 National bank Of Fort Scott. Kan, ha
been made BY the comptroller OF tn
currency against the stockholders.
lIhe veterans OF the Foreign Servic
and the Army OF the Philippines hel
q Joint reunion at Pittsburg, Pa.
The Missouri Pacific railroad wi
erect new shops al Atchison, Kan, an
make other improvements to the raj
road property there. aa 79. n
The Belleville Freeman Of Bellevill
Kan, has purchased the subscriptio
list ana good will Of the Cuba Dayllgl
ana vim absorb that paper.
The senate committee on irrigatit
y has started on q tour Of inspection
4 the various government reclamatit
projects IN the north and west
Ten lives arc known TO have bet
ii lost IN 4 hotel FIRE at Vernon. B. G.
the go guests Ia the house 80 had .;
4 l t6w ageapes