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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-25
juz ! " Eierunku poiudniowym
Z Nieniec.

Berlin. 25 stycznia. - yReichs-
anzeiger" oglasza ca}y szereg Cd
znaczen orderowych,. nadanych
rozmaitym dygnitarzom Przez &C.
Sara Wilhelma Z okazyi dorocz-
nej uroczystoSci ,,rycerskiej" W
zamku krolewskim.
- Kapitan Hintze, byly alta
che wojs;kowy W Petersbrugu 20
stall mianowany pos}em niemiec-
kiem w Meksyku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-25
z Portugalii.

Lizbona, 25 stycznia. - Rad
ma wcial pelne rece roboty Z III
spakajaniem' monarchlstow
zwsaszcza ma prowincyi: pedzi
sic ich kraju, skazuje ia wygna
ME i wiezi. w Leira uwieziono
jakiegos ksiedza "a rzekomo mo-
narchiczna propaganda; W Arei-
70, kiedy chciano aresztowac tu-
tejszego wydawce pisma monar-
chis:ycznego, tenze zatarasoWai
sic w swym domu wraz kilku
pomocnikami postanowii sic
bronic, a ma dose strzelb ANU
nicyi - nawet bomby. Poslano
tam oddzial wojska. "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-25
Mia przejazdzka.
poHeyant obeldia mIasto " &radzonym automobhu
Straci posadQ.
Nova Stalownia W Calumet.
Hoownik pod woda Wielkie kapelusze beda zn6w
w modzie. Przytomnosc umysiu. Samob6istwo.

wykohczeniu fabryka zatrudniac
bedzie 5000 robotnikow. Ia
grunt zapiacono 100000.
Budowa fabryki zacznie sic W
roku biezacym i juz wydano
kontrakt ma poltora miliona do
larow.
Kompania Buckeye jest Pi|;-
wsza niezaleznych Cd tru'
fabryk w dzielnicy Calumet.
dobno "a powyzsza kompa
p6jda inne niezalezne przedsi2-
biorstWa.
Holownik pod woda.
w rzece chicagoskiej przy uli-
cy Market pred dwoma miesia-
cami zatonqf holownik Success.
Wczoraj t}umy Publicznosci
przygladaiy sic piracy nurkow,
kt6rzy zaczeli mad wydobyciem
parowca z pod woody pracowac.
Kry lodu ME pozwalaly prace
wczesniej rozpoczat. Praca dyry
euie Charles Gunderson, zawo-
dowy starry nurek.
% tym czasie trudno W RE
ce ma dnie pracowac. Gdy sic
wychodzi z woody to prawie "a
wsze giowa uderzy o kre lodu az,
w uszach zadzwoni mow;l.
wczoraj Gunderson. = Rzeka
formalnie dlawi sic lodem.
Znow wielkie kapelusze.
Duze kapelusze, wieksze ami
zeli przedtem, So w drodze Z
Paryza zn6w beda w modzie ma
wiosne przez Gale lato. Turba-
ny p6jda ma box chwila kiedy
sic ociepli. a miejsca ich zajma
kapelusze ogromnemi skrzy-
dlami.
w modzie beda znow strusie
piora ma ,wesoiycf1 wd6wkach"
potzznych rozmiar6w. Turbany
napoleonskie skoncza swe pano-
wanie Z wiosna.
Nowe modele roinia sic forna
diugoscia pi6r.
Przytomnose umysiu.
Przytomnost umysfu Kata-
rzyny Hickey, telefonistki ma sta
cyl Douglas, ME dopusciia do
rabunku.
Do domu pm. 3232 Rhodes av,
gdzie mieszka Anna Meyers i IS
letnia coreczka przyszedi wczo-
raj rabus w sam obiad. Kobieta
ME poddafa sic dobrowolnie,
przeciwnie nawet, rzucila sic nd
draba a corka tymczasem chwy-
ella "a telefon.
- Przysiac policye do =
lyle tylko zdola}a powiedziet
do telefonistki. Madrej glowie
dose na siowie! Dzicwczyna do
mysliia sic, re rabus drut 7rze-
cial. Telefonowala wiec dc trzech
rodzin ma tel satrej linii W ten
sposob do numeru wiasciwego
doszls.
Policya nadjcchaia szybSo, ale
rabusia ME byiG. Pow2cfai p!s-
mo nosem ucieki.
Samoboistwo.
Rozczarowanv ten1. ze dostal
odkosza J. L. Gcringer. 81 lctni
notorowy ma pofudniowej kolci
g6rnej, postrzelil sic wczoraj "
kobiety, kt6ra 5jta
zamacflu. Umarl on w
szpitalu Provident.
Nettie Hubbard, 1886 s. State
ul., odwiedziSa Gernigera W jego
mieszkaniu pm. 384I S. State I'll.
Geringer widocznie W przystepie
sprowadzonego odmo-
wa W jej obecnosci wyjal rewol-
wer Z kufra wpakowa; sobie
kule w box.
Ratunek byi daremny. Kula
1a wylot przewiercila ioiadek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-25
Stony rachunek.

Nowy York, 25 stycznia.
Jacob Cohen, bogaty llandlarz
gruntow, mieszkai Cd lat % u
Josepha Cragera, ale ME pfacii "a
utrzymanie tygodniowo, jak to
bywa zwyczajem, tylko ,pora-
chowanie sic" odkladai dnia ,la
dzieii przez caiych lat %. Obec-
ME Crager donaga sic zapfacenia
sumki S2S, S,450, a poniewaz Co.
hen zaplacic ME chce, przeto go
zaskarzy}. Cohen ME zaprzecza,
re mieszkal przez 20 lat Cra-
gera ME placac "a utrzymanie
regularnie, ale utrzymuje, re
Cragerowi tyle finansowo poma-
gal, IL rachunek jego dawno 20
stai wyrownany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-25
Ojcobojca.

Seattle, Wash, 25 stycznia. -.
Johna Drost, LEGACY lat 90, "a
strzelil swogo ojca. Piotra Dro-
sta rani} 19-letnia swoja sio-
sire Phoebe ma farmie tel rodzi-
ny w poblizu North Bend. Jak
opowiada Phoebe Drost, W sto-
dole posprzeczali sic ojciec sy-
mem. Kiedy Piotr Drost zwrocii
sic ku wyjsciu, John porwal
,strzelbe' i zn,ierzyi sic ku- .ojcu.
Phoebe rzuciia sic miedzy oby-
dwu i otrzymala postrzaf w ra-
mic. Po ell John Drost strzeli}
do ojca, trafii go W kark i zabil
na miejSou. Johna aresztowano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-25
z Woch.

Rzym, 25 stycznia. - w par
lamencie socyaliSci urzadzili de-
monstracye sympathy swej XII
straconym W Japonii ,.meczenni-
kom wolnoScH'. Przemowii
posel Calvin, wyrazajac ubole-
wanie. ze owych dwunastu anar-
chistow w Toxic Smierc ponioslo
socyaliSci oklaskiwali mowce.
Premier San Giuliano W movie
wstepnej zaznaczyi nader przy-
iazne stosunki Wfoch z Japonia.
- Uwage wzbudzi3o powsze-
china wysianie okretu wojennego
Pisa" ma woody egipskie, diva
dalsze oEuety San Giorgio" /
San Marco" dis maja bye tam
r6wniez dyrygowane. Ma to bye
demonstracya przeciw Turcyi, Z
powodu szeregu wypadkow, kto-
re ostatnimi czasy naprezyly sto-
sunki turecko-wloskie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-25
Zasuspendowany.

Ia przejazdzke W skradzionym
samochodzie szef policyi Ste
ward zasuspendowal wczoraj po-
licyanta Roberta McComba ze
stacyi Deering. Policyantowi
grozi wydalenie re s}uzby poll
cyjnej.
Poza ia Gala sprawa jest bar
do ciekawa powiesc, ktora szefo
wi inny stroz bezpieczehstwa O.
powiedzial. Wediug tel opowie-
sci dwu miodych ludzi, George
Horn, 4343 S. Talman ave. An
drew Gerber, 1853 S. Lincoln ul.,
skradlo $1,000 automobil re
skiadu kompanii Premier Auto
mobil Co., 232o Michigan ave. i
poprosiio policyanta, ably sic z
mimi przejechal,
Ma to policyant sic zgodzii i
zaczela sic wyborna przejazdzka.
Pc drodze zwiedziono kilkana-
Scie wyszynkow. Do mich poz-
niej przylaczy} sic szynkarz
Otto Raschke.
Wszystko byio " porzadku
dop6k; automobil ME uderzyi o
siup i ME rozbil sic kompletnie.
McComb telefonowai ma stacye
policyjna. Doni6si on sierzanto-
wi, ze pomaga automobiliscie,
ktoremu sic maszyna rozbila.
Nova stalownia w Calumet.
Wczoraj ogfoszono, ze kompa-
MIA Buckeye Steel Casting Co.
Columbus Ohio kupiia byia s. a.
krow ziemi w Calumet, miaste-
czku stalowem pomiedzy Gary
Hammond tam postanowila
wybudowac nova stalownie ko-
sztem SIo,ooo,ooo, gdzie wyra-
biac bedzie najrozmaitsze stalo-
we dodatki do wagonow frachto-
wych.
Wybrano miejsce przy kanale,
tax. re okrety ruda zelazna be-
da stawaiy przed fabryka. Pc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-25
Z Austryi: Ministrowie-Polacy; Blu
Diet floty armii -reformy Nowe
Konsulaty dla Ameryki.
EFrancyii i T Iiszpanii.
Klopoty Portugalskie.
RewoIucya W Meksyku znacznie sic wzmaga.
DMuxna w Chinach.

Zjedn. .Powesciopsarz Philips
Mordercy Ocob0ica- PortOryczanie pro-
testujs keinot6w strajku tramwajowe
co. Retorma local option" W Stanie Indiana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-25
u Austryi.


Wieden, 25 saycznia. - Mare
szcie wiadomym jest skiad no.
wego gobinetu premiera Biener-
tha; Polakow otrzymali teki:
kolei r prof. Giabihski, byiy pre-
zes Koia Polskiego, Galicyi +.
Zaleski. Blizsze Szczegoly znai-
die Czytelnik w dzisiesjzym
Przegladzie Politycznym ma str.
4-ej.
- Delegacye austro wegier-
skie obraduja mad budzetem ar
mil flOty ma rok. 1911. Program
floty obejmuje budowe 4 pan
cernik6w, 3 krazownik6w, II tor
pedowc0w i Iodzi podwodnych,
Iacznym kosztem S62, 900; z
tego na r. 1911 zapropOnowano
SUNG S11,OOO,OOO. Program armii
obejmuje szereg reform koSztem
iacznym $44S,OOO,OO0; z tego ma
rok 1911 proponuja SS,6OO,OOO.
- Rad austryacki zamierza
znacznie rozSzerzyc Sluzbe kon-
sularna w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych W Kanadzie, to z powo-
du stale wzrastajacej emigracyi.
w budzecie, przedlozonym Dele
gacyom zaznaczono nacrskiem
potrzebe nOwych konsulat6E: W
owych kraiach. Proponowano
konsulat regularly W San Fran
cisco, konSulaty W Cleveland /
Montrealu dostana wiceEonsu-
low, Pittsburg Denver dostana
reprezentantow konsularnych.
w obradach austro-wegier-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-25

strzeli} Keciaia w obronie VIA
snego zycia. ....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-25
z Meksyku.

Meksyk. miaSto, 25 stycznia.-
w ostatnich dniach ruch silly
rewolucyoniStow w Stanie Chi
huahua wzmogly sic bardzo zna-
cznie, odnieSli tez oni pare sukce-
sow W utarczkach. staczanych
nieustannie na terenie rewolucyi !;
najwiekszym mich byla bitwa
pod Ojinaga, gdzie padio ogolem
200 ludzi, w tenn $50 zoinierzy
rzadowych, Rowniez pod Casa
Grandes odnieSli rewolucyonisci
zwyciestwo; Rad poniosl W lu-
dziach straty dotkliwe; rewolu-
cyonistom sil przybywa! w Ia
lamantes ludnosc oSwiadczyia sic
po stronie przyw6dcy rewolucyi,
Madero. Rad przysyia wciaz
oddZla4y WoJSka ma teren walk.
Dzuma.
Pekin, 25 saycznia, = Europej-
czycy i Amerykanie tiumnie O.
puszczaja miasto, uchodzac pred
dzuma, ktorej pare wypadkow
bylo juz W samej stolicy. Odjez-
dza, kto moze; najwiecej kobiet
i dzieci. Dyplomacya obca WY
wa Rad, by energiczniej egze-
kwowal rozporzadzenia antiepi-
demiczne. Zaraza rozszerza sic
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11
SLAIN IN REVOLVER FIGHT
Killing Follows Robbers Blowing Safe
Of Patton, Iowa, Postoffice--Oth-
ers Are Wounded.

Fort Dodge. May 81. w. Busby.
the marshall of Patton, and robber,
said to bear the name of Valentine,
Of Chicago, were shot to death and
another robber whose identity is TN
known and E. G.. Bemble of Patton.
was seriously wounded in revolver
battle following the robbery OF the
Patton postoffice Of $26 in money yes
terday. The fight occurred in .
schoolhouse two miles south OF Pat.
on. The wounded yegg was captured.
For three hours hundreds of residents
Of Patton besieged the bandits and
continuous revolver firing marked the
siege. The wounded man. who re.
fuses to divulge the identity of eth
err his dead companion or himself,
surrendered only after his companion
had been killed and he had been seri-
ously shot In the leg.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11
ROAD BILL VETOED.
Insurance Measure and CIarkson
Mining Bill are Signed
SCRAP OVER LIABILITY BOARD
Employers and Union Labor Leaders
Confer With Governor as to
the Make Up Of the New
Commission.

Des Moines, May 's.-Goyernor Car
roll has vetoed the Dunlap road hill
requiring teams to turn out so that
automobiles may pass them to the
left when both are going in the same
direction along the public highway.
His veto message is given to Secre-
tary of State Hayward. 1t is as fol-
lows:
"As to the purpose of the bill l
have no objections, but its provisions
regulating passing when one party
overtakes another are entirely too
drastic. and. in my opinion viii, II it
becomes law, lead to much abuse
and even litigation"
Governor Carroll signed the omni-
bus insurance bill and the Clarkson
mining bill. Attached to the sigma
ture of the insurance bill is an agree
ment between Governor Carroll and
Auditor Bleakly with reference to the
Interpretation of the bill.
A royal scrap is on for the control
Of the new employers liability COM
mission which is soon to be appoint
ed by Governor Carroll.
Union labor is anxious to have a
majority OF the commission favorable
to the laws for which union labor
has been fighting. .
The commission was created for
the purpose of investigating employ
ers' liability conditions, codifying the
laws Of the state relating to that SUBJ
ject and recommend such additional
laws as are necessary to give the
state fair employers liability laws.
The commission will be big factor
In the next legislature on this much
debated and Irrigated subject.
Large employers OF men are also
taking a deep interest in the appoint
ment of the FIVE commissioners. Both
sides have appeared before Governor
Carroll to urge the appointment OF
this or that man known to be favor
able to their view of such questions.
Carroll Wright, Judge Carr and
James Davis have appeared before
Governor Carroll to discuss the APP
pointments. Judge Cooke of Cedar
Rapids and President Earling of the
Milwaukee railroad have also called
at the state house. 1t is said they al
so talked with the governor about the
personnel Of the new commission.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11
Federal Court Opens ruesday.

Des Moines, May S.--Judge Smith
Mcpherson of Red Oak, will open the
May session of the federal court for
the southern district of Iowa in Des
Moines Tuesday. Grand and petit
jurors have been summoned to ap-
pear May and 10.
The session will be one of the
largest Of the federal court ever held
in Des Moines. 1t is anticipated that
court will be in session for fully a
month.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11
Interment al crundv Center,

Eldora. May S.-The body of Mrs.
Emma Beckman, grand worthy ma
iron of the Order of Eastern Star of
Iowa. will be brought from Rochester.
Mimi, to Grundy Center for burial
some time this week.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11
sixtx.two Babe. Rescued.

Chicago. May S.--Sixty-two babies
were rescued from death by burning
last night when fire destroyed the
Mary Marilla Hobbs building of the
Methodist Deacons' Orphanage at
Lake Bluff, suburb of Chicago.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11
DECLARE Tor Open Shoe.

Mason City, May S.-Acting on the
precedent set by the Dubuque plumb
ers. four Mason City firms declared
for the open shop. The demands OF
the unions, which, they claimed,
we're excessive, were given as caus-
ing the act. Many plumbers are Idle.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11
RaptIsts WIN Convene.

Lamont, May s.--The Dubuque As
ISOLATION of Baptist Churches and
Ministers will hold its semi-annual
meeting In the Baptist church here,
the sessions beginning tomorrow and
continuing for three days.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11
Two Bows Drown in Pond.

Centerville, May S.-Jumping of
raft on railroad pond this afternoon
to save his brother. who had fallen
into the water and was drowning,
Howard Halden, IL years old. was
drowned also. Walter was years
Did.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11
Convention at sioux city.

Des Moines. May S.-The diocesan
convention of the Protestant Episco-
pal churches in Iowa will be held dur
ing the last week Of this month at
Sioux City.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11

About 10000 women, representing
all classes of society and all kinds of
trades and professions, took part in a
parade and mass meeting in New
York to promote the cause OF equal
suffrage.
Taking the name of the American
Peace congress, the national peace
conference at Baltimore, Md. resolved
to perpetuate itself, becoming a per-
manent institution meeting every two
years. This action was taken to meet
the need for central representative
body which shall serve to coordinate
the efforts of all the societies In
America devoted to the settlement Of
International disputes by methods
other than war.
A petition to the Wellesley college
trustees to return to John ID. Rookie
Teller the $4,000 presented by him to
the college several years ago for a
heating plant is being circulated by
students.
President Taft opened the third
National Peace Congress in Balti.
more, scores of eminent citizens of
this and other countries being pres.
emit
Governor Osborn of Michigan has
signed the bill prohibiting fraternities
In the high schools Of the state.
Startling conditions in Missouri
almshouses and penal institutions, de-
scribed as disgrace to a state so
rich and prosperous, are contained in
the report of the state board of char.
tiles and correction.
Stephen Muhlner, janitor of New
York apartment house, returned home
late at night TO find his wife, Annie,
dead In the basement of the building.
The woman. bride of three months,
had been killed in a terrific struggle.
Frank A. Palmer, a member of the
Massachusetts legislature, has the
finest flock of chickens In Massacbu.
sets, according to the officials of the
agricultural department.
Governor Deneen, on recommends.
ton of the Illinois state board of mar.
dons, issued pardon to former Police
Inspector Edward Mccain of Chicago.
serving term in Joliet prison on a
charge of praftinp
Edwin A. Brown of Denver, famed
as the millionaire tramp" because of
his excursions in search of informa.
ton as to how the other half lives. is
In New York. He says he is through
seeing the seamy side OF life from the
inside.
The two-cent passenger fare law
and the reduced freight rates made by
the Arkansas railroad commission
were declared void when Judge Trie.
Der, in the federal court at Little
Rock made permanent the Injunction
obtained by the railroads.
The opera Mona" which won the
$4,000 prize offered by the Metropolis
tan Opera company, was written by
Prof Horatio Parker of Yale In a fish
ing shack in lonely section near
Blue Hill. Conn. ~ miles from the
nearest railroad
Mrs. Alice Webb Duke, former wife
of Brodie L. Duke. the multimillion-
aire tobacco king and six years ago
mistress of fortune OF nearly $685.
100000, is dying pauper in the I'LL
nois State Hospital for the Insane at
Kankakee.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11
Personal

Former United States Senator Al
fred Beard Kittredge Of Sioux Falls, s..
D., who served two terms in the SEN
ate. his service. ending two years ago,
died at Hot Springs, Ark.
Robert A. Taft. eldest son of the
president, and student at the Har-
ward law school, says the report he is
soon to marry Miss Lila B. Gilbert OF
New York is false,
The mother heart Of Mrs. George
Gould lib being torn asunder by the i'll
ness OF her two eldest daughters, Mrs.
Marjorie Drexel and Lady Decies.
While Mrs. Gould is constantly in at
tendance upon Mrs. Drexel at Lake
wood. word was received from London
of the sudden attack upon Lady De-
cies, who was Miss vivien Gould, of
appendicitis.
Nels Poulson, donator of a 500, 900
fund to promote closer relationship
among the Scandinavian people, died
in Brooklyn, N. Y, as the Scandina-
vian-American society In Baltimore
was applauding the announcement of
the gift.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11
IMPORTANT NEWS
NOTES OF A week
LATEST HAPPENINGS THE WORLD
OVER TOLD IN iTEMIZED
FORM.
EVENTS HERE AND THERE
Condensed Into Few Lines for the
PerusaI of the Busy Man.
Latest Personal lnfor-
nation.
Washington
A. c. ROSS, Publisher.

Investigation of charges of graft In
onnection with the contracts for
snoes for the army and navy was be-
gun by a subcommittee of the mill
tary affairs committee of the national
house of representatives. The inquiry
is to determine whether bids and spe-
cifications have been so arranged as
TO throw the contracts into the hands
of one firm.
The committee of audit and control
of the contingent expenses of the
United States senate decided to report
back to the senate the La Toilette res
olution for the reopening of the Lori
mer case with statement that the
contingent fund of the senate is suf-
ficient to defray the expenses Of any
Investigation the senate may order.
Congressional inquiry into three big
corporations was assured by action
taken in the national house Of repre-
sentatives. The corporations for
which antitrust regulation will be
sought are: The United States Steel
corporation, the American Wooden
company Of Boston and the United
Shoe Machine company Of Boston.
officers of the state department at
Washington are pessimistic over the
probable result OF peace negotiations
to be held in northern Mexico between
representatives of the Diaz admins
tration and the insurgent army. What
ever the result may be, 1t is feared it
can have no effect upon the revolution
in other parts OF Mexico, which is
spreading rapidly.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-05-11

With death lowering over her BED,
Mrs. Laura c. Martin, sixty years old.
of Pontiac. ILL.,. married third time.
in order that she might will her entire
fortune, estimated at $4,000, to her
husband, James A. Barry, atwenty.
three-year-old nephew of her second
husband.
]. J. Mcnamara, the Indianapolis
union official, and his brother, ]. B.
Mcnamara, were arraigned at Los An
geles. Cal, on 10 new indictments
charging them with murder In connec-
tion with the Los Angeles Times dis
aster. No plea was entered, counsel
for the defendants having secured
postponernent Of the case until June /.
Fire In the Hartford mine shaft at
Negaunee, Mich, caused by gas, re-
suited in the death of eight miners
and four injured. About two hundred
men were In the mine at the time of
the fire, most of whom made their es-
cape through tunnel to the Cambria
mine.
Placards urging the workers in the
Brooklyn navy yard to boycott the res
taurant which Miss Anne Morgan,
daughter Of ]. p. Morgan, recently es-
tablished there. appeared in the navy
yard.
The final decision In the divorce
suit brought against Capt. Isaac EN-
erson, the bromo settler king, was
handed down at Baltimore. Mrs. EN-
erson is granted $4,000 annually and
her attorneys receive $4,000 each for
filing the divorce bill
Socialist aldermen at Rockford have
introduced resolution asking for the
formation of a plan for the city to
take charge of the saloons at the ex-
piration of their licenses. A munich
pal saloon is proposed
Twenty-one new indictments were
voted by the grand jury at Los An
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mite conspirators, James b. and John
]. Mcnamara and Ortie E. McManigal.
The indictments charge them with
murder in connection with the blow
ing up Of the Los Angeles Times plant
on October 1. and the consequent
deaths of 81 men.
A defense OF dollar diplomacy" as
a policy which by creating prosperity,
meant ultimately the substitution OF
dollars for bullets" was made before
the third national peace congress in
session at Baltimore, Md. by Hunting
ton Wilson. assistant secretary of
state.
President Taft, It is understood, has
been sent a wired request to have
the troops suppress coal rioters at
Cordova, Alaska. Private cable ad-
vices say that mob boarded an Alas
ka steamship company's vessel that
arrived there with cargo of Cana
dian coal and begun dumping it over
board.
The Supreme court Of the United
States should not be the court of last
resort in matters pertaining strictly
to business, in the opinion of George
w. Perkins. Mr.. Perkins advocates
the organization of court composed
of proven leaders In the business
world
The use of abandoned farms owned
by New York state as farm colonies
for tramps and Migrants will be urged
by Governor Dix.
A new trial has been granted
Christopher Columbus Wilson, presi-
dent of the United Wireless Tele-
graph company, in New York, on the
ground of prejudice on the part Of
one of the Jurors. He was charged
with misuse of the mails.