The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1909-08-13
SUMMARY Of NEWS
CONVERSATIONS OF THE MORE
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS.
BOTH At HOME AND ABROAD
General, Political, Religious, Sporting,
Foreign and Other Events Re'
corded Here and There.
Foreiqn.

Foreign.
Prof. Struempell, who is acting as
medical adviser to Z. H. Hartman,
will leave Semmering for Gastien to
confer with his patient. Prof. Struem-i'
pell declares that Mir. Harrinlan's con-,
dition is most satisfactory. Mr.. Har-
riman will leave Gastein for Salzburg
on August .. going later to Munich.
A Naibobi, British East Africa, dis
patch says: Colonel Roosevelt and his
son Kermit attended the races here
one afternoon. Kermit took part in
several of the events. In the evening
Governor Frederick J. jackson gave
a large official dinner in honor Of the
VISITORS.
The English government has grant,
ed a pension OF $3.50 annually to
Lady Wyllie. widow of Lieutenant
Colonel Sir William Wyllie, who was
assassinated recently by Madarlal
Dhinagri. an Indian student at the Inn
perial institute.
Mrs. William X. McCracken was ar
rested in London and is held on in
~ ll1dllOil SVEN Wy DStCNllNS IA
of Kansas City, Mo, to await the ar
rival Of Sheriff John T. Bird OF Guth-
RE, OKLA, who is now in Frankfort,
KY, with requisition papers charging
the prisoner with conspiracy to de-
fraud the Prudential Life Insurance
company out of $4,000. She collected
$4,000 for her dead husband, who now
proves to be very much alive.
Signor CarusO has cOntided to a
Partisan journalist that he is paid at
the rate of $500, 600 for his singing,
and that this remuneration will con-
tinue at least for the next five years.
This is considerably in excess of the
estimated earnings of AdeliEa Patti or
any other singers of the past or
present.
The resignation of President Reyes
was presented to the Colombian senate
and unanimously accepted. August
was fixed as the date for the election
of his successor to finish the constl
tutional period, which ends August .
1910.
General.
The Carmichael bill for state wide
prohibition was passed by the Ala
bama house by a vote of 10 to 19.
w. H. bennett, of Salt Lake City
has been elected chairman of the law!
committee Of the international Typo
graphical union, which will begin it:
convention in St. Joseph, Mo, thi:
week.
The Western Federation of miners
at Denver concluded its annual con
vention with the selection Of Denve
IS the next meeting place.
The Carnegie Steel company, a sub
sidiary concern of the United State;
Steel corporation, announced an in
cas- of approximately 81 a ton il
the price of bars, plates and shapes.
Samuel GOmpers, president of tn
American Federation of Labor, arrived
in Berlin to study labor conditions.
Hon. w. j. Bryan dnies the repor
that he is permanently to leave Ne
braska.
Omaha is to be supplied with tn
De Forest wireless telephone and tel
egraph system.
Oregon caves, or the marble hall
of southern Oregon are to be pre-
served by the government agains
vandalism of private owners Pres
dent Taft has signed a proclamatio
making them a national monument.
There is a great rush of applicant
for the Spokane reservation land:
The drawing takes place August 9th.
J. Wright Butler of Wyoming ha
been nominated to be secretary of tn
legation at Tegucigalpa. Hondura:
Geofge w. Stoner of Ottumwa, Ia, ha
been appointed messenger in the p;
tent Office.
William H. Marker, cashier of tn
First National bank of Upton. Ind
and brother of Noah Marker, the mis-
ing assistant cashier, who is charge
with the defalcation of more tina
s1OO,O 600. has resigned.
The Cuban cabinet crisis which ha
for some time been impending reache
a climax. when all the ministers a
we'll as the parliamentary secretar,
Senior Sastello, signed their resign;
tions.
France fears the victory of tn
Moors over Spain will int1ame mo!
of the population of Morocco.
An appeal to the United State
supreme court from the decision
Judge Smith Mcpherson in the Mi
souri, railroad rate cases was filed
Sanford B. Ladd, representing tt
state in the United States distri
court at Kansas CITY.