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The weather: Tuesday cooler;
with rain turning to snow.
Mrs. Vermilya was today arrested
in Chicago charged with the murder
of Policeman Bissonette, with poison
The Mississippi and Gulf Coast Ex-
position opened at Gulfport, Miss,
today. The fair will continue until
Saturday. !. = a..
At Grantsburg, Wis, Sunday, El-
mer Monson. IA years old, broke
through the thin ice of creek on
which he was skating, and drowned.
The socalled Italian barbarities in
Tripoli have been brought to the at
tention of the United States and is
now being considered at Washington.
After three days rest President
Taft left last night from Hot Springs,
Va, accompanied by Mrs. Taft, Miss
Helen for Cincinnati, where the presi-
dent will vote at tomorrow's election.
President Fallieres of France
quietly celebrated his 10th birthday
anniversary at Paris today. Con-
gratulatory messag ges. were received
at the Elysee from many parts of the
world - 80 .
The case Of Rev. James Freeman,
/ who is alleged to have cut his wife's
throat with a pocket knife, and then
concealed her body in the cellar of
her home, was called for trial today
at Murphysbboro, III. The alleged
crime was committed last June Free
man said his wife was receiving at
tentions from physician of Carbon
dale, Ill. -.
At Lafayette. Ind, preparations
have been completed for tomorrow
celebration of the centennial of the
battle of Tippecanoe, in which the
little frontier army under William
Henry Harrison defeated the Indians
under Chief Tecumseh. The celebra-
tion will be held on the battlefield
and will consist of a reproduction of
the battle, together with addresses by
Governor Marshall and others. :.
Nelson w. Aldrich, who was one
of the Republican leaders in the
United States senate for 80 yeahs,
reached his 10th birthday anniver-
sary today. Since his retirement
from the senate last March Mr. AL
! drich has devoted much of his atten7
tion to the work of the National
Monetary Commission, of which he is
chairman. His home is at Provi-
dence, R. I.
Official Washington is displaying
more than an ordinary amount of in
terest in tomorrow's elections for an
off-year. The returns from Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Island are anxi-
ously anticipated, for national issues
have figured most conspicuously in
. the contests in those two states, and
as a consequence the results will be
regarded as some indication of the
drift of popular opinion concerning
the parties.
The session of the United States
Court for the Southern District of
Mississippi, which convened at Jack
son today, promises to be made not
able by the trial Of number of those
alleged to have shot'up the train Of
strike-breakers and committed other
acts of violence in connection with
the strike of the railroad employees
at McComb City. The men are
charged with contempt of court in
violating the terms of the Federal in
junction.
Many curious persons visited Part
V. of the Court of Special Sessions at
New York today in the expectation
of hearing some interesting testi-
mony when the case of Harry Ulrich,
accused of assault on Booker T.
Washington, the negro educator, was
> called for trial. The alleged assault
> occurred on the night of March 19
last, in front of Ulrich's house in
West Sixty-third street. At the time
of his arrest, Ulrich said that he had
mistaken DR.. Washington for burg
lar, and also that the negro had an
noyed his wife.
"Daisy Cornucopia Pauline" is the
name of the COW that has established
new worlds record by producing
: "a 3-4 pounds of butter in seven
: days. The COW with the crumpled
horn of plenty as it were. @--.
At dance given in New York the
host wore live snake wound around
him. Opinion as to the inadvisabil-
ity> of this sort of decoration was
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