Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-09-10
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A column of Turkish cavalry is ad- vancing on the, town of Xanthi, from the port of Dedeaghatch, on the Aegean Sea. The Bulgarian garrison has withdrawn.
 The city of Ranking was captured by the Chinese government troops. The rebel forces fled into the country through the southern gate.
 An American conductor on the Ma tional railway, in Nicaragua, has been assassinated, and a reward of $5,000 has been offered for the capture of the assassin.
 Andrew Carnegie, who arrived at Brussels from The Hague, was the guest of honor at a banquet given by King Albert of Belgium. He is stay ing at the home of Theodore Mar burg, the American minister.
 Sealed proposals for 4,000,000,009 postal cards needed ill the next four years have been asked. The post office department supplies the plates and it may change them at any time.
 A federal insurance company which will accept it's members as risks is asked in a resolution adopted by the national firemen's association, in con vention at Chicago. Congress is re- quested to appoint a committee to or ganize such a company.
 
 That James C. McReynolds soon will resign as attorney-general Of the United States was statement made by senator to whom McReynolds ex- pressed this intention.
 The Illinois Mine Workers, through the state executive board, advanced the sum of $170,000 out of their S1,000,0O0 treasury fund to aid strik ing brethren in other fields.
 The big Platte river, which at this time of the year usually is running bank full of water from the melting snows in the Rocky mountains, is this year as dry as bone for 100 miles up and down stream from Kearney Neb
 Discovered by secret service agents, dangerous counterfeit $20 gold cer- tificate is the subject of special warning by the treasury department
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 A bolt of lightning from clear sky killed James Lee and his aid as they ke tying up their motor boat at At ss1s&ic City.
 Because of their attempts to engage in filtration, three aged women at Milwaukee drew 90-day sentences in the house of correction The women are Alvina Spotrek, GA; Paula Dukow- ski, 60, and Paplina Jesewshi, 57,
 On a wireless order from Emperor Franz Joseph, 914 Hungarian and Austrian immigrants on an incoming vessel were treated to champagne. It was the emperor's birthday.
 In connection with the dedication opf the peace palace at The Hague, built largely through the munificance of Andrew Carnegie, Queen Will helmina conferred grand crosses of the Order of Orange and Nassau on Carnegie and on Jonkhee Van Kerne- beck, president of the Carnegie foun- dation.
 At Sherbrooke, Quebec, Judge Glo- x,r-it of lin uance of the habeas corpus proceed ings, applied for by Harry K. Thaw. The result of this is to throw the pro- CeedingS back to where they started from, with Thaw in jail on an imper- feet commitment and entitled to a jury trial next October.
 The threatened strike of 750 stock wards teamsters at Chicago was avert ed when packers agreed to grant the men an increase in wages of 1 cent an hour.
 The Bristow income tax amendment to the tariff bill, placing tax as high as 10 per cent on incomes above s100.0O0, was defeated in the senate
 
 by a vote of 16 to 46.
 
 Edwin Gould and William Nelson Cromwell started separate suits Tn the New York supreme court against F. Augustus Heinze, the copper mag nate, for sums aggregating more than S1,00O,090. Each suit is based on nrOxriccOrv notes
 Ralph De Palma, driving Merce- des car, won the s01 miles, 4,040 feet automobile race at Elgin, H., captur- ing the Chicago Automobile club tro- phy. De Palma's time was hours 51 minutes and 56 seconds. He averaged 6881 niles an hour for the entire dis tahse. a At Jenfings, La, James Carneaux, negro, P years old, was taken from jail by mob, which dragged the vic tim from his cell, stabbed him 50 times and then hanged him as he was