Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-24

The doctrine of tariff protection only
where protection is needed was announc-
ed by President Taft in a speech made
at Providence. r. l. The House passed
the Underwood free wool bill. The wool
and farmers free list bills were reported
adversely from the Senate committee on
finance. The testimony was begun be
fore the Senate Lorimer investigating
committee. The relations of the Norman
beet sugar interests to the American
Sugar Refining Company were explained
70 the House sugar committee by
former Norman bishop Secretaries of
fourteen retail lumber dealers associa-
tons were indicted in Chicago for viola
ton of the antitrust laws. In the
government action against the steel trust.
the Attorney General has announced his
purpose to attack 'the trust within the
trust. The will of Mrs. Baker G.. Eddy
was admitted to probate III Boston: At
torney General Swift took appeal TO the
supreme court. Edward Valentine Lee
fugitive paymaster's clerk, was arrested
in Buffalo. charged with the embezzle-
the battleship Georgia: Audrey r. kel-
sey. Washington girl, welded the pris-
oner since his capture. Bob Fitz-
simmons. former pugilistic champion.
was severely hurt in an automobile ac-
cdent Four conyicts were killed, twelve
fatally hurt and seventeen convicts and
guards injured by the collapse OF a bun
pen near Waynesvile. y. c. Two women
were burned to death with the loss by
fire of the steamer Gov Andrew in Bos-
were John II. Thirty, founder of the
school savings bank system, and James
Proctor Knott, Ex-Governor of Kentucky.
Foreign.
| George and Mary were crowned king
and queen of Great Britain with cere-
mony unprecedented in splendor. John
Hays Hammond, American special am
bassador to the coronation ceremonies,
entertained lavishly. The members of
the Monis cabinet. defeated in the French
house of deputies, resigned their port
/ folios. American sender class boats won
international yacht races for their class
/ at kiel, Germany. The kaiser enter
tanned the captains of the American
yachts and of American warships at din
ner, on board the Hohenzollern. lquique,
Chile, was swept by cyclones, Vessels
and lighters were sunk in the harbor, and
many houses in the city unroOfed. Jack
Mosby, leader OF the socialist revolution
| lists in Lower California, surrendered
with his forces; the trouble was believed
to be at an end. Gilbert was the first
European circuit aviation contestant To
reach Utrecht from Liege. Ferdinand
1 Edmond DueZ, embczzling receiver for
the dissolved religious congregations OF
| France, was sentenced TO twelve years
/ imprisonment. Human bones We're dis
covered in the hulk Of the sunken battle
ship Maine One thousand Turks, with
| their commander were slain in a battle
with Arabs. near Gheeson, on the Rec
sea. John l.. Atkins. a United States
sailor, was tried in Japan before Jap
anese Judges on the charge Of killins
blue jacket of the L. S. s. New Orleans
| The International steamship lines yielded
to the demand of the shipping employees
and the strike was practically ended. The
| Olympic, largest steamship in the world
| completed her first ocean voyage, ar
i ri,rintr Ia NeW York harhnr