The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-09-09


welcome in Nebraska and Iowa.
There Is a strong sentiment in New
York In favor Of Gaynor for Cover.
nor.
The Estrada government In Mica
ragGa Is tottering to a fall.
Senator La Toilette is directing hia
campais:l from his farm home.
Michigan. by her increase in popu.
lation, may gain congressman.
The daughter of Governor Haskell
of Oklahoma will study for the stage
Mayor Gaynor of New York was
taken from the hospital to his coun-
try home.
Banker Lillis says he will not mar
~ former Mrs. Jack Cudahy-or any
other woman.
Turning down In Georgia OF two
veteran congressman may precipitats
4 democratic contest.
Roosevelt on arrival In Omaha, was
met by his son Archie, who has been
hunting In the Dakotas.
Proclamations announcing the an
nexation Of Korea by Japan were
published at Seoul and Toxic.
An insane Pullman passenger killed
the porter and badly wounded an
other man on a Kansas train.
The house committee finished its
investigation of the Gore charges and
will report to the next congress.
At Sharon, Pa, at bedside. takinS
the temperature of patient, DR..
1 20 n J4h
Interesting light on the Illinois
Central car repair swindle was given
| by a witness at the Chicago hearing.
The war and navy departments
have declined to fire big guns In an
effort to bring rain In the northwest
| In letter to Chairman Mckinley
of the congressional committee Prssi-
dent Taft summarized the work Of
| congress.
The proclamation OF the annexation
of Korea by Japan was made public
without ceremony. 1t was quietly 70
ceived by the populace.
| Mrs. Russell A. Alger OF Michigan.
widow of the late Secretary Algsr.
has sailed for Europe, where she will
| several
Vice President Sherman before .
company OF st. Louis republicans ct
dinner declared that there are no
insurgents in the republican party.
| C. s. L. Brown, former pastor Of
the Christian church In Lees
Summit, NO., shot and killed NrA
Anne Lamphere. and then committed
suicide.
By the death OF Mrs. Flora L. Dot
er, who died at her home IN South
Orange, N. j., the bulk OF her estate
estimated to be worth 100000. vii
go to the Tuskogee institute.
John Arbuckle. the millionaire COT
fee king. philanthropist and inventor
1t is said, will be one Of the biddsri
for the contract Of raising the illfat
ed battleship Maine, in Havana hal
Dor.
According to a report received Q
Lawton. Okla. five men and on
woman have either been killed Q
, seriously wounded in duel whic
> took place about sixteen miles froE
Waters.
Bishop of Salisbury. England. VII
. start for this country. arriving her
? September 81. He is to preach III
opening sermons at the Protestan
Episcopal convention, which 10 70 b
!, held late In September at Cincinnati
Ohio.
Major Henry Reed Rathbons, VII
was an aide to President Lincoll
. | ri ctah e.
> tempting to save the life of his chic
= on the night OF the assassination
near death In the criminal ward {
!, the insane asylum ut Hildersheiu
:. Germany.
In consequence of the high price {
> cotton and the general depression I
trade. seven cotton mills In Bomba
have announced that they will clos
down September 80. Seven thousan
Q. hands will be affected by this curta,
ment and a dozen other mills are Q
d pected to follow suit.
The French newspapers print 10
3. datory sketches OF the late Pro
v william James. whose death the
consider will cause great loss
D. philosophy. The Temps points o,
II that Prof. James exercised an II
measurable influence over contempt
. aneous French thought.
n Booker T. Washington. the neg
educator, under the guidance Of Q
d ficials Of the Anti-Slavery Aborigine
of Protection society, toured the %
end of London to observe the conc
" lions existing among the poorer clas
d. es. He will visit Andrew Carnegie
Skibo before proceeding to the CO