The Yale expositor., 1910-10-28

tween a cattle train and local frelght
train on the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific railroad near Calman, Col.
Post Office Inspector J. f. Oldheld
arrested six Hungarians in Columbus,
O., charged with an attempt to black
mail Archbishop julius Van Baroosky
Of Kalooa, Austria.
While rain fell in torrents, adding
gloom to the already sorrowful oc'
casion, the body of Senator Jonathan
p. Dolliver was laid to rest in Oak
dale cemetery on hillside overlook
ing the city Of Fort Dodge, Ia Fol-
lowing the ritualistic services OF the
church, eulogies were delivered by
Rev. Charles NJ. Stuart, Chicago; Gov
ernor Carroll. of Iowa; Senator Cum
Minis; Bishop William Fraser Mellow
ell of Chicago.
After using imported Welsh coal In
the city's engines for nearly fifty
years, the New York fire department
has decided that the home product,
selected coal from Indiana fields. is
cheaper and develops greater energy.
approximately $500 men employed
in the mechanical trades on the Mis-
souri, Pacific Iron Mountain system
walked out in sympathy with the strik-
ing machinists. II the trouble Is not
settled within a reasonable time the
heads of the unions have threatened
to cause a walkout on all of the Gould
lines.
Milton Anderson Carlisle. aged sew
tiny, former president of the Newbury
Is. c. National bank. was found
guilty of misapplication of funds OF
his bank.
An alleged attempt to fix veniremen
who have been called in the trial at
Springfield, Ill, of State Senator Penn
berton and Representative Clark,
charged with conspiracy to commit
bribery is under investigation by
States Attorney Burke at Springfield
as the result of evidence which was
brought to his attention.
Admiral Dewey's old steamer Ia
fro, which carried the coal supply for
the American feet at the battle OF
Manila bay, has been sold to the
Mexican government for about $780,
600.
With the gradual restoration OF
communication alonS the Florida
coast south of st. Augustine the ex-
tent of the devastation wrought by
the West Indian hurricane is being
partially revealed. Dispatches from
Tampa and Key West received by
roundabout routes give a long list OF
vessels wrecked and lives lost.
DIR. Loring B. Loomis of Chicago,
who shot and killed Miss Eliza Dodge
at Cortland, N. Y. last week and then
shot himself, died in the Cortland
hospital.
Queen" a trick elephant, became
enraged at Robert Shields, new
keeper, who tried TO shackle her In
her winter quarters at Jersey City,
and crushed him to death.
Fire starting in the freight houses
Of the Chicago & Alton railroad at
East st. Louis. H., spread rapidly to
other buildings and caused a loss of
more than 100000.
At a session of the New York legis-
lative bribery investigation commit
tee, Assistant District Attorney Rob
ert Elder of Kings county, called as a
witness. testified that he was told by
Senator Frank j. Gardner that the
president of the state senate received
$1,000 In connection with the anti
racetrack betting legislation and that
Senator Foelker. now a congressman.
received $4,000.
Reelection OF executive officers will
be prohibited in the new state of New
Mexico if the recommendations sub
mitted to the constitutional conven-
ton are incorporated in the final draft.
The resolution providing for the ap-
pointment Of a special committee con-
sisting Of IA members of the Protest
ant Episcopal church to form COM
mittee to advance a call to the other
Christian churches to hold a confer
ence on the matter of uniting all
churches into one was passed at the
meeting of the house OF deputies at
Cincinnati
Mrs. Rebe Cooper OF Chicago. a
passenger on the Morgan line steamer
Comus, in port at New York from New
Orleans with 80 passengers. kept up
the spirits of the others on board when
the Comus ran into terrific hurricane
off the southern coast of Florida.
United States Senator Nelson W.
Aldrich of Rhode Island has recovered
from the slight bruises received when
he was knocked down by a Madison
avenue car at Sixty-ninth street. New
York city.
David Bennett Hill. ex-United States
senator and former governor OF New
York, died suddenly at Wolferts
Roost, his country home. of an attack
of billiousness. He was sixty-seven
years old.
j. p. Morgan. the New York finan-
cier, who is attending the Protestant
Episcopal church convention in Gin
cinnati. is suffering from a slight at
tack OF the grip. IL Is seiC his con-
dition is not serious.
The validity of the "Carmack amend