The Columbus journal., 1911-10-11
President Taft was delayed by

President Taft was delayed by
heavy rains in Missouri.
The Santa Fe road wants an order
on Nebraska rates set aside.
The democratic state convention Of
New Mexico nominated w. c. Nc
Donald of Carrizozo for governor.
Food and money are asked fol-
flood sufferers at Austin.
The finances OF the country made
a good showing in September.
Petitions are circulating for cOnsol-
idation of South Omaha with Omaha.
Construction OF the Burlington Big
Horn Basin connecting line has been
put OIL.
American securities at London
were quietly firm during the early
trading.
The New York assembly passed the
Ferris Blauvelt direct nominations
bill.
Governor Wilson was In control OF
the New Jersey democratic state con-
vention.
The United States is not ready to
declare neutrality as between Italy
and Turkey.
The Russian declaration of neutrall-
ty is being drafted. 1t will not be Is
sued for a week.
John d. Rockefeller has installed
telegraph line to his home near Tar
rytown, n. Y.
A count Of the dead of Austin. Pa.
indicates the total fatalities will be
less than two hundred.
High water did great damage in
Wisconsin, almost entirely destroying
the town of Black River Falls.
Campaign managers ior Senator
Isaac Stephenson admitted the Wis
consin man was a good spender.
Republicans are prone to wander.
from the fold, but will return said the
president in his Denver address.
Among the first class postofhces de-
signated as postal savings banks. ell
fective November 4, is Omaha. Neb.
Three-quarters o: a million dollars
was done by the rainstorm
which swept over northern Ohio.
DR.. B. Clark Hyde of Kansas City
positively will be placed on trial
second time on October 16. on a
charge of numbering Colonel Thomas
H. Swope.
A movement to raise half million
dollars to build a national monument
in Washington to the memory OF the
women of the civil war was Launched
at New York.
There was a cheaper food" riot at
Warsaw directed against the Jews In
the suburbs. Three Jews and two
Christians were wounded. The police
order.
The will of the late Mrs. Ole Bull
Vaughn. daughter OF the late Nor
wegian violinist. Ole Bull, was filed
with Judge Hobbs Of the New York
county probate court.
The body of William E. Curtis. the
widely known writer of Washington,
who died suddenly in Philadelphia.
was taken to Washington and buried
IN Rock Cook cemetery.
Because she refued to respond to
his opportunities to marry him, Err
;kine Swalker shot and perhaps IA
ally wounded Miss Madeleine komp.
md then committed suicide at Rock
sland
Despite the advent of the postal
savings banks. the savings deposits
n the national banks are increasing.
from June Z to September 1 these
deposits grew from $634,100.O00 to
1854, 800. 900.
Edward Ellis and Walter NOwlan
pleaded guilty in the United States
district court at Davenport. Ia. 10
.harges of being implicated in the
operations of the Mabray gang of
windlers.
The Burnside shops of the Illinois
Central railroad became open shops,
formal notice posted within the
tockades informing the workers that
hereafter the road will deal only with
IS individual employees.
Plans for a 100000 system OF
reight terminals in Minneapolis were
announced by the Chicago. Rock Is
and & Pacific Railroad company.
Two tracts of ground have been pur-
.hased, the larger comprising thirty
lcres.
Berry Wall. the one-time famous
ling of dudes is about to Join the
,reat and growing army of American
He has given orders to
house agent to find him an apart
nent in the fashionable quarter Of the
Avenue de Bots de- Boulogne, Paris.
The honor of filing the first regis.
ration application at Dallas. in con-
lection with the Rosebud and Pine
,idge opening fell to Hugh G. Nc
iaffrey, assistant superintendent of
he Pinkerton agency in Chicago. He
igned the slip at two minutes after
midnight.
Walter Lispenard Suydan of New
FORK was granted an interlocutory de-
rec of divorce by Justice Clarke Of
he supreme court in the suit filed |
Igainst Louise Lawrence Suydan. In
he decree Mrs. Suydam is ordered
Tot to remarry or use the Suydam's
lame. Under the decree she may re- |
ume her maiden name of White.
Personal.
John d. Rockefeller has contributed