The Columbus journal., 1911-07-19

Il "A CnNdsO jury 1OVNu Evelyn AT
! thur See guilty Of abduction.
+, Dr.. H. W. Wiley. pure food expert
may be given an opportunity to resign
Testifying before the committee
Governor Deneen of Illinois deniet
he was for Lnrimer for senator.
Senator PenrOse says reciprocity I!
Oh the high road to passage.
The Washington Star advises w.
Bryan to continue his political asita
! ton.
Yekkibery. editor of the newspaper
Shehra at Constantinople. was assas
| sina:ed.
Fires i'm the forest country O1
north Michigan have wiped out two
towns and perhaps others.
The Fifteenth United States infan
try left the maneuvers camp at Fort
Sam Houston for Fort Douglas. Utah
Mrs. Morgan J. Goldsmith of Gin
ton Place. the Bronx. New York. was
killed in an automobile accident near
Cape May. y. J.
]. S. Long. of Council Bluffs. Ia.
was elected treasurer of the conven'
ton Of the American instructors of
the deaf at Delavan. Wis.
William Beecher. sentenced from
DeadwoOd. S. d.. June 8. last. for sell
ing liquor 10 Indians. died in the fed
eral prison at LeavenwOrth.
The body of the eighth negro wOm-
an to be murdered at Atlanta. Ga. in
as many weeks by an unidentified
''Jask-the Ripper" was found on an
unfrequented street.
Seven buildings which housed
places of amusement were destroyed
and probably 1000 persons thrown
into panic at Columbus, O.. by a fire
in Olentansy park.
The German cruiser Berlin will re-
iieve the gunboat Panther at Agadin.
Morocco. The Berlin is three times
as large as the gunboat Panther.
Sister Madeline O'Brien. for 30
years directories of St. JOseph's acad-
envy. Emmittsburg. Md. and one Of
the best known educators in this
country and Canada. is dead.
Joseph Vi. Terrell will not return
to Washington to serve as United
States senator from Georgia and a
positive announcement to this effect.
will be issued by Mr.. Terrell in the
next day or two.
President Taft's order transferring
coal lands at Controller bay. Alaska,
from the forest reserve to the public
domain will 1e the subject Of inquiry
by the house committee on expendi-
ture in the interior department.
Bishop Frederick FoOte Johnson Of
the Episcopal missionary diocese OF
South Dakota announced that he
would accept the call extended on
May Is to the Office OF bishop coad
jutor for the state of Missouri.
Resolutions were passed by % ma
tional, state and clearing house bank
examiners, who met in st. Louis, adj
vOcating an amendment to the ma
tiOnal banking act. to empower ma
tional hanks TO loan money on real
estate security.
Directors OF national banks who
fail to hold meetings frequently and
who give other evidences of lack
Of personal interest in the affairs of
their banks will hereafter lind a ma.
tiOnal examiner OverhaulinS their in
at least four times a year.
All the Madrid papers print the
statement of Brigadier General Will
lam H. Bixby. chief of engineers,
United States army. that he believed
that the destruction of the ba;tleship
Maine in Havana harbor was caused
by the explosion of its magazines
ind not by external force.
Thousands Of head of cattle have
lied from heat, hunger and thirst on
the ranges in western Texas and in
Pecos waller. and the losses even
now are estimated from 100000 to |
s75O,00O. Unless generous rains fall |
within ten days the losses will 20 a |
couple of million or more.
Cuba is arranging TO pay d tribute !
o the sailors whose lives were sacri- i
iced in the destruction Of the battle |
ship Maine. President Gomez has |
ssued a decree ordering a special |
Of sympathy through
)ut the republic as soon as Havana
larbor gives up the dead.
That his wife has refused to keet
iouse in Ia Crosse. saying that she
lid not desire to remain his wife
Onger because women vii! have the
'allot in Wisconsin soon, and thu;
Inc then intends to run for governor,
$ the husbands defense made to sui;
# divorce begun in La Crosse, Wis,
" Mrs PIisca W Olson.
DIR. William I. Hornaday, director
# the New York geological park, and
member of the Campfire club. test.
led before the house committee on
in the department of
commerce and labor, that Secretary
;agel and Fish Commissioner Bower
tried to suppress him two years age
ecause he sought legislation to pre-
erve the diminishing herd of seals
n the PribiIoff islands