The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-08-25

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many sections of the old country.
Two were killed and fourteen injur-
| cd in auto wrecks near Pittsburg Sum
day.
The mining town of Kaylor. Pa,
was practically wiped out by fire.
Pittsburg was selected as the next
meeting place of the American insti-
tute of homeopathy.
Senator BristOw says congress can
not adjourn until free list articles
have run their length.
Many department officers believe
an examination will disclose the
Maine was wrecked from without.
Congressman Norris Of Nebraska
charges there is a conspiracy at
Washington against the progressives.
More thar 1900 engineers OF the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad were grant
ed an increase in wages of about 6
per cent
Crazed by neat which prevailed
there, Mrs. McCrary. Of Lockney,
Texas, killed her three children and
ended her own life.
John McNarrey. chief OF the Kansas.
City. Kas.. fire department. was dan
%gerously injured when he fell through
the floor OF a burning house in that
city.
Samuel Wellman of Omaha. Eeb.
%iournoying in company with his
daughter from Pittsfield. Mass. to
! New York. dropped dead at Dunbury,
Conn.
Two hundred persons We're wound
, ed in an election riot at kalusz, East
ern Gllicia. 1t was necessary to call
out the troops to put an end to the
fighting.
The German cruiser Berlin will re-
lieve the %sunboat Panther at Agadin.
Morocco. The Berlin is three times
as large as the gunboat Panther.
Governor Shafroth of Colorado Or
dered out a company OF militia at La
Junta. Colo. to prevent the possible
lynching OF Ben Harris. the negro ac-
cused of killing Chief OF Police Craig
at Rocky Ford.
President Taft left Washington on
Friday for his new cottage at Beverly.
Mass. Mrs. Taft. Charlie Taft, Miss
Della Torrey, the presidents aunt,
Of Milbury. Mass, and Major A. w.
Butt accompanied him.
The state health department OF Ok
lahOma has decreed that artificial but
termilk must go. The sale OF this
kind OF buttermilk is said to be Il
common practice in some of the cities
OF the state.
President lara of Uruguay, who a
few months ago seized the presidency
through a blOodless revolution. has
now assumed a dictatorship and de-
clared martial law according to a tel
egram TO the state department.
William j. Handke, north of Atchi-
son. finished threashing wheat from
an e~leven-acre field and the yield
promises to be the high record for
Kansas this year, being $50 bushels.
an average OF Sig bushels an acre.
Speaker Champ Clark is losing
81 900 a week. it is said. because ron
:sress is remaining in session at a
time when he expected it to have adj
journed. The speaker had a contract
with a Chicago lecture bureau to take
the platform on July /.
=. President Taft SEN to congress a
special commissions report recon-
amending the acceptance Of a gift OF D.
300 acres OF land near TullahOlna.
Tenn. and the purchase Of $4,000
acres nearby al $3.50 per acre for a
permanent maneuVer.
The japanese naval hero. .Admiral
TOgO. hero OF the battle OF the sea o.
Napan, viii have no difficulty in view
ing every thing he cares 10 see in the
New York navy yard Or any other
laval establishment. 1t is expected
ne Will board the battloship Florida
Cow nearing completion.
The house Of lords, by a vote or
o53 to 4G, passed Lord Lansdowne's
amendment to exclude home rule
from the operation OF the veto bill.
War Secretary Haldane made it clear
that the government would refuse to
accept the amendment.
No less than $4,000, 900 barrels of
during the II months ending June 30
last, or an increase over the previous
- months OF G.2l per cent. according
to The annual report OF the beer and
whiskey sales made public by the
United States brewers association.
President Taft will send to congress
a special report recommending the &C
'ceptance Of a gift Of 5000 acres OF
land near Tullahoma, Tenn, n the