The Columbus journal., 1911-06-21

make q vigorous fight to retain hi
seat
London is being gorgeously deco
rated for the coronation exercises
soon to take place.
The mayor of Philadelphia will try
for the place of Senator Penrose.
| 1t is expected that the senate will
vote on reciprocity about July Is.
The line of battle has been drawn
in the senate on the reciprocity bill.
A reduction in the price of sugar
is likely to come said the head of the
trust.
These are reconstruction days In
Mexico and the country is rapidly re-
turning to peace basis.
President Taft nominated Robert
w. Kemp as receiver of public mon
eys at Missoula, Mont.
Manuel Bonilla took the oath of Of
fee as Mexican minister of cOmmuni.
cation and public works.
Concessions to foreigners will not
be extended under the new order of
things in Mexican states.
Secretary Knox has been sum-
moned by the house committee to ex-
plain an expenditure of $4,000.
America must take the lead for
worldwide peace declared DR.. Benz.
Kroheit of Leland Stanford univer-
sity.
Directors of the Denver & Rio
Grande railway passed the dividend
on the preferred stock of the COM
pany.
A committee said to represent the
Gould interests have purchased the
International & Great Northern rail-
road at receivership sale.
There is an alarming increase of the
cigarette habit among boys and girls
of New York's public schools, accord
ing to DR.. John D. Quackenboss.
The case of the government against
the Standard Sanitary Manufacturing
company. the alleged bathtub trust.
was called for argument at Richmond,
Va.
With an air of great mystery, VIII
liam ]. Burns, the detective in the
Los Angeles dynamite case, sailed for
Europe on the American liner Phil
adelphia.
President Taft is considering an
invitation to speak at the national
conservation congress which will
meet late in September. probably at
Kansas City.
Mabel Mosier, an Atchison, Kan,
woman. was convicted of engaging in
the white slave" traffic by a criminal
court jury and sentenced to two years
in the penitentiary.
Mary Mannering, charming and
beautiful. who has ended all specu-
lation as to her matrimonial inten-
by wedding Frederick E. Wadsworth,
a Michigan millionaire.
The sinking. of an overcrowded fer.
~ boat on the Volga, near .Uglitch, is
reported. Thirty persons were
drowned.
Announcement was made that Miss
Ellen Fitz Pendleton, dean and acting
president of Wellesley college, had
been chosen president OF the col
lege
A bill providing that every news
paper must print in a conspicuous
place the name of the owner or own |
ers, publisher and managing editor
was introduced by Representative |
Barnhart of Indiana.
Three thousand, two hundred and |
nineteen bodies of federal soldiers |
buried in cemeteries in different parts |
Of Texas are to be movd to Pineville, |
La, for reburial in the national Gene
terry at that place.
The great naval review by King |
George at Spithead, June -, two days |
rom the coronation. will see gath
cred together in full commission the
argest number of vessels of the
class ever assembled.
Most of them naturally will be units
If the British navy, but the United
States will be represented by the
most powerful up-to-date battleship
n the review, the Delaware.
Drinking of champaign in public by
was one of the closing fea-
ureS OF the Ohio legislature.
The formal making of plans to cele-
rate the fiftieth anniversary of Kan
as as state was commenced by the
topeka Commercial club. The cele-
ration will be held this fall during
he Topeka state fair week.
1t was held by the interstate COM
nerce commission that a privilege
avoring of a gratuity can not be Or
|ered continued by the commission
lnless the original granting of the
rested on some legal obi
alton.
Mrs. Edith Culbertson, republican
andidate for superintendent OF the
Denver county schools at the last
lection, shot and killed herself at
er home in Denver. Mrs. GILBERT
on left a note in which she evident
Y wished to make il clear the wound
'as selfinflicted. Her husband, sgd.
ey NJ. Culbertson, told the police
hat he and his wife had quarred.
lrs. Cuibertson was thirty.six years
Id, and graduate of Vassar.