The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-11-26

Before lsavtag Nsv Ysst ~ -
rope . few days sinee. ~ fha0AD
Lptoa STATED that ~ vill ~AallsaOs
for . race for ths American eup. - -
saileA In 1911.
Shareholder of the ClevelaaA. c.
cinnati. Chicago 4 &. Louis (Dag
F0urD railroad ~ ct Cleveland -
voted . boaA iasSs of o10. .0oo. ~ ~
physical improvements.
A new 81 .oo0. 900 80 company Yin
b the result of - aetiaa a ths An
erieaa rsssphoas NJ TsssgrssA Cso-
paay In securing eoatrol of ths Wsse-
era Uaioa Telegraph Company
through the purchase oe Gould Stock.
Ars- Alice 00ith. wife OF Leroy Z
Smith. supsrintsaAsat a tAs A1ssi-
caa District Telegraph Company of
York. disA st her hons In Newark. N.
j.. few days ago after svslloviag
sonas tabists taksa to relieve . AeaA-
ache.
The American FsAsratioa of Labor
closed its coaveatioa at Toroato Sat
urday. after sslscting st. Louis - the
asxt place of meeting. Presiaeat
Samuel Gompers. Vice-President John
Mitchell. Secretary Frank Morrison
and other executive officers were
unanimously reelected.
The Pilgrims Of England played
their final game OF association foot.
ball ON their American tour At Bay
Ridge. L. l.. on the 10th inst. defeat
ing the Crescent Athletic club. 6 to l.
The Pilgrims played - games while
In the United States. winning 16 and
losing 2. with four games drawn.
Representative Nicholas Longworth
has emphatically denied the state
ments published ~ coming from . wo-
man In Berlin. to the effect that his
wife. while she was still Miss Alice
Roosevelt. had been photographed BY
him astride the sacred elephant Of the
Koreans At their national capital.
Director Lowell Of the observatory
at flagstaff. Ariz.. reports the first
apparent Antarctic snowfall Of the
season on Mars. Two patches appear
at the altitude 6z.72 longitude 100.190.
The first was November II. and was
small. with . great increase Novem-
ber 16. The second was observed for
the first time on the latter date.
Former President Castro. an exile
in Santander. Spain. is accused daily
by the highest officials of the Vene-
zuelan government OF attempting to
foment q revolution against the Gomez
regime. Everyone believes Castro
never will rest until he has made an
other effort to ruin those who were
responsible for his downfall.
The American Federation Of Labor
in its convention In Toronto. in addi-
tion to indorsing the attitude taken
by President Gompers in the Bucks
Stove & Range Company injunction
proceedings, voted to continue the
salaries Of Gompers and Secretary
Frank Morrison, and to compensate
Vice President John Mitchell, who is
not q salaried officer, during their
terms of imprisonment, in case 1t is
decided they must 60 to Jail for con-
tempt Of court. They will be paid at
the rate Of $4,000 year.
oLAIlblICb nave Uccu COllCCLcu 1iOW
1853 cities In AZ states and the District
Of Columbia, showing what has been
accomplished to discover and remove
physical defects mong pupils OF
these cities, 147, with a school popu-
lation of 100000, are not making any
attempt whatever to discover trans
mitable diseases; I'll are inspecting
for such diseases; 226 are inspecting
for defective vision. 40 for breathing
troubles and 118 for bad teeth, while
104, with a population Of 100000.
have no examination of any kind for
their 100000 school children.
Captain Road Amundsen, discov-
erer Of the Northwest passage, who
recently arrived in New York from
Copenhagen, explained that his visit
tao America was to fit out an oceano.
graphic expedition for the Norwegian
government. The expedition would
start, he said, from Christiansand in
Nansen's old ship, the Fran, next
July, and probably would cruise for
five years. The first year will be
spent in the southern portion Of the
North Atlantic, studying the currents,
temperatures, the ocean bottom and
sea life. Then the Fran will he nav
igated around the Horn to the Pacific,
fitting out in San Francisco probably
for an Arctic trim.