The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-01-19

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lasses we're destroyed in a fire among
the wharves and buildings Of the Bos'
on OlasseS company.
Colonel Roosevelt has declined &
second time to attend the New York
peace dinner.
Supporters of General Reyes declare
him a traitor for surreEdering.
President Taft has decided to make
a few speeches himself in Ohio.
The Hamburg-American line has or
dered a third $4,000 ton liner for the
transatlantic service.
Congress will have a surfeit of bills
providing for a downward revision of
the wooleu tariff.
DR.. Sen, Chinese republic promoter,
has arrived at Shanghai and is in con
ference with WI Ting Fang.
Republican members of the ways
and can committee have begun
work. on the republican wool bill.
A son-in-law of Richard Croker has
begun a damage suit, claiming his
wife was taken from him.
The visible supply of wheat in Can
ada December % was II sec, 900 bush
els. an increase of 23S,00O bushels.
Kansas City religious workers have
undertaken to find respectable homes
for women of the red light district.
Premier Yuan Shi Kai say he must
have S%lO.o00.0O Immediately to ave
the Chinese dynasty.
Tariff legislation, with the steel
schedule first. is to be taken up in the
house.
J. Scott Clark. professor OF English
language at Northwestern university
at Evanston. is dead. He was Oper-
ated on for appendicitis.
Notices have been sem out fixing
the date OF the annual meeting OF the
Western Golf association as jan
uary 90.
Horny \. Van Dyke. formerly regis
trar at Princeton university, died Of
heart disease on a Broadway car in
New York.
Henry J.. Horn. former assistant
general manager of the Burlington
lines west a made vice-president Of
the New Haven road.
Robbers blew the postoffce safe at
Spauldin@. Ohio. Two men. with 500
worth OF stamps and some registered
pail were arrested at Hickville.
Thirty cases OF ptomaine poisoning
have been discovered at Belmont, H.,
since Christmas. Physicians say that
oil those suffering had been eating
oysters.
Edward Sawyer, secretary and as
%Fistant treasurer of the Great North
rrn and one OF the pioneer railroad
officials of the northwest, will retire
January /.
Diamonds valued at between $4,000
ind $1,000, enclosed in a jewelers. wal
let, were stolen from the diamond
room of a jeWelry firm in Minneapolis.
The thief escaped.
The California estate of the late
Michael Cudahy. the Chicago meat
packer. who died at Los Angeles, has
yielded $14, 900 to the state in the
form of inheritance taxes.
The funeral of Wright Lorimer, the
ttClOI. WIG Culllllllttcu SulCluc III NEW
York last week was held in the Dana.
Mass, town hall, the building where
he first attended school.
> E.. G. Lewis OF st. Louis, publisher
and promoter of realty and banking
enterprises, was %reindicted by the
federal grand jury OF the charge OF
using the mails to defyaud.
Mrs. Elroy NJ. Avery, aged 60, edi'
tor of the official paper of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution and
prominent in club and educational
work. died in Cleveland Ohio.
The viii Of John r. Walsh, the ror-
Chicago banker who died early
in November following his release
the L~eayenworth penitentiary,
was admitted to probate.
Amendments to the articles OF in
CORPORATION of the Minneapolis & st.
Louis Railroad company have been
filed, increasing the capital stock
from $50, 600, eco to 100000 900.
The Jewish Chronicle says that the
leading Jewish institutions in London
have decided to urge the ahrogation Of
the Anglo Russian treaty, which diff
ferentiates against the English Jews.
William Rockefeller gave to. his en-
ployes as q Christmas present S. for
every year each had worked on his es-
cate at T~argyjown. Several men have
been in his employ for upwards of
twenty years. ,
Edward II. Shuster, cousin Ct
Morgan SluSter, treasurer general OF
Persia, is in New York, en- route to