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OF various xmas Oh tent SlON5 IL"
outdoor attractions, has been formed
in Chicago.
Don Arturo Bandini, one of the last
members of a distinguished Spanish
family, which traced its history back
to Castillian days in Mexico, died in
San Francisco.
Scarcely a district of the capital OF
Mexico has escaped injury. Almost
everywhere shells have torn tnelf
way through buildings. Hundreds OF
buildings attest this.
Threatened litigation over the $40
000, 900 estate of the late Richard I.
Crane, of Chicago has been averted,
according to a statement by Rlchafd
Crane, Jr.
The telephone trust" situation on
the Pacific coast is being investigated
by the federal government to deter
mine wether the Sherman law is be
ing violated.
Denver, Colo, according to stats
tics, uses more light in proportion TO
it's population than any other city IN
the country; three candle-power per
head. Boston comes next.
A bill making it a misdemeanor,
punishable by a fine of from $40 to
$25 for any person to give, solicit or
receive indirectly a tip, has been in
troduced ia the Pennsylvania legis-
lature.
The national chamber Of commerce
| adopted a resolution calling upon the
president and senate of the United
States to renew the arbitration treaty
made between this country and Great
Britain in 1908.
Three bandits who held up a saloon
at Eagle, Colo, II secured S2,5o0
are still at large. Sheriff Schrader
of Lake county has a force OF deputies
searching the mountains.
The lower house of the Michigan
legislature passed the Glassner eugen-
les bill, which provides that every
person seeking to marry must submit
to physical examination.
Denial was made by d. l.. Bush,
general manager of the Milwaukee
railway, thai a demand had been made
on officials of the road for a raise OF
5 cents per hour in the wages OF the
boiler makers.
A resolution was adopted at the an
nual convention of the Illinois division
of the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea, providing for arranging a wage
scale one year before the expiration
of the present n with the operators.
Bishop John Joseph Hogan of the
Roman Catholic diocese of Kansas
City, the Oldest Catholic prelate both
in years and point of service in his
country, is critically i'll at the ecclesi-
astical residence here of pneumonia.
A great fire which occurred in the
center of Toxic, destroyed 1000 build
ings. These included several
churches, the Baptist tabernacle, the
Salvation hall, the school of foreign
languages and several other schools.
One hundred Christians have been
massacred by Turkish troops in the
village of Kenaminio. Bulgaria.
After shooting his wife dead, Henry
Goldberg, a painter, was shot and
killed by his 2~1-year-old son Edward,
at Oakland, Calf.
Nathan B. Golf, judge of the United
States circuit court of appeals. a re-
publican, was elected United States
senator by a joint session Of the West
Virginia Legislature to succeed Clar-
ence w. Watson, democratic incum-
bent.
According to information received
at the suffrage headquarters neither
President Taft or President elect VIII
son will be present on March 3 to re-
view the suffrage parade that vii.
march down Pennsylvania avenue
from Capitol hill in Washington.
Insurgent Modern Woodmen Of
America from the Second COMPRESSION
al district and members of the organ
ization's executive committee at a ban
quet in Omaha decided by resolution
to renew their efforts to have the leg
islature enact what is known as the
referendum rate bill.
Three of the assassins Of the late
president of the republic of Salvador.
DR.. Manuel E. Araujo, have been shot
by platoons of soldiers. The shooting
took place on the Camp De Marie race
course in the presence Of a large o
course of people.
At the closing session of the conven-
ton of the Laymen's Missionary move
ment of the Southern Presbyterian
church, the proposed worlds tour OF
missionaries under direction Of the in.
ter-denominational laymen's mission
airy movement was approved.
Francisco l. Madero, arrested in the
national palace in Mexico City, by
General Banquet, one of his own com.
manders, was forced to sign his res.
ignation from the presidency. General
Victoriano Huerta, who has been
fighting Diaz, has been proclaimed
provisional governor. Gustav MaderC
and all the cabinet ministers, with
the exception of Ernesto Madero. are
under arrest. The vice president OF
the republic, Jose Pine Suarez, still