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pany, leaves on Friday to serve a
term at McNeil's island.

winds and losing his way, Aviator
Atwood assembled and if possible vii
make New York tonight. He passed
over Albany at nine O'Clock and a
two o'clock went down the Hudson.
i. Albany, Aug. 23.-Atwood alight.
ed at Castleton on the Hudson, await
ing the arrival of pontoons for his
machine.
| New York, Aug. 23.-Robert Scott
lLovett, railway president at the head
of the Hartman system. says that
If anything is the matter with ex-
listing conditions it is due to the lie
factory on Wall Street.
4 Washington, Aug. 23.-President
Taft departed today for Rochester to
attend the encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
/ st. Paul, Aug. 23-North Dakota
and Saskatchewan were visited by
frost this morning.
| London, Aug. 23-yiolent out
breaks have occurred against the
Jews at Monmouthshire. Many shops
were wrecked and the militia was
called out to quell the riot. Home
Secretary Churchill assured the jew
ish community that there would be
no recurrence of the disgraceful
scenes.
Seattle, Aug. 23-The steamer
Bertha sailed last night. Her Cor
dova passengers were A. V. Udell.
and J. Hammer. There was hunt
ing party aboard for Seward, includ-
ing business manager Chaplin, of the
Post-Intelligencer,J Joshua Collins and
the latter's father.
| Colorado springs, Aug. 23.-W. A.
Skinner and wife, of Dallas, Teas,
who were visiting here, were found
frozen to death near the summit OF
Pixies peak.
New York, Aug. 24.-Upton Sim
clair says that he will sue for a di-
vorce as soon as he can get a law
Iyer. A western poet will be named
as the correspondent in the case.
Berlin. Aug. 23.-Dr. Edmund
Richter. German engineer, who was
captured by Greek bandits and held
for a ransom of s25O,000 has been
rescued.
Liverpool, Aug. 23.-The local
railway managers refuse to rein
state many strikers and the leaders
left for London today to demand a
renewal of the strike.
Havana, Aug. 24.-Official an
nouncement has been made that all
foreigners in Cuba who insult the
government will be expelled from
the island, which means that the
days of the press are numbered.
| Rochester, N. Y, Aug. 24.-Pres-
lident Taft, in an address before the
IGrand Army of the Republic, an
lnounced himself unalterably opposed
Ito Noscum's reforms, which he de-
lclared demagogues and extremists,
1.-THE advanced solution of the prob
lem being concentrated wealth.
Mansfield, Aug. 24.-Last night
while Walter Glover, a we'll known
florist, was eescorting Miss Hart
tense Shafer to her home, desperate
sought to hold him UP and in the
lba tile that ensued he choked his as
lsailant to death.
i Portland, Ore, Aug. 24.-While
speeding their automobile last night
he machine went over an embank
Iment and John Young and III. A.
Cummings We're so badly injured
THAT death soon resulted.
Ontarion, CAL, Aug. 24.-Last
might Douglas Clark, aged II years,
nd Everett Davenport, aged years,
were burned to death in the destruc
ton of the Clark home.
i New York, Aug. 23.-Sailor Burke,
in a ten round go, easily outfought
Papke, the middleweight champion.
Washington, Aug. 23.-The dread
naughts Florida and Utah will be
ready for commission the middle OF
September.
i st. Jerome, Canada, Aug 25-Pre-
mier Sir MILFORD Laurier made
strong appeal in favor of reciprocity.
He declared that if the issue were de-
i feated at the approaching election
that he would at once and forever
retire for, public life.
Seattle. Aug. 26.-Walter Oakes,