Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-10-01

of the state of San Luis Potosi, blow ing the locomotive and the two for 1 ward coaches off the track Forty soldiers and ten passengers were killed.
 At Hendan, carrying seven passen- | gers whose combined weight was l 1,134 pounds, Aviator Louis Noel, in a biplane, remained in the air IF min utes and 34 seconds, new worlds | record.
 Representative Jones of Virginia, chairman of the house committee on | insular affairs, in a statement made public, challenges the charges of wholesale slavery in the Philippines made in a report submitted to the war department by w. M. Phipps, auditor for the islands. Sir Albert Derutzen, who retired recently from the chief magistracy of the Metropolitan box courts, died in London. He presided over the Bow street trial of Dr. Crippen and many other noted cases.
 Two thousand dollars reward is of- fered for the apprehension of two holdup men who entered the jewelry store of J. J. Thomson, at Grand Rap ids, Mich, murdered two clerks, fa- tally wounded another and escaped l with S5 000 worth pf loot
 Business throughout Greater New York was practically suspended from II o'clock to noon, during the public l funeral ceremony of Mayor William J. Gaynor, late executive Of a mourn | ing city. More than 10000 marchers were in line when the body was con- ducted from the city hall to Trinity church, where the services were held.
 Three of the crew of the United States torpedo destroyer Mccall were drowned in the Bridgeport, 1 Conn. harbor when the tug Seabord collided with the destroyers power cutter, in which four sailors who had been on shore leave were returning to the Mccall.
 The Mexican congress vetoed, by vote of 90 to 14, Provisional President Huerta's appointment of Eduardo Tamariz as minister of public instruC- tion.
 That Gov. Cox of Ohio will be a candidate for senator next year, when the people by direct vote, for the first time, will elect a successor to Senator Theodore E. Burton, was the state ment of close political friends of the governor
 Three electric cars filled with pas sengers, while passing over a bridge near the village of Villenuve-Loubet, France, jumped the rails and fell 40 feet into ravine. Twelve persons were killed and 30 injured. For the first time since the war with Turkey for the conquest of Tripoli and Cyrenaica, Italy gave out the of fcial statement of it's total losses in killed and wounded. The number killed in battle is placed at 1,432, died of disease 1858, wounded in battle APO, returned home on account of ill ness 43,921.
 Acting on the suggestion of the | United States, the Belgium govern 1 r,op+ nropOcoc tO convOkp an ipfarDa tional conference at The Hague in September, 1914. Educational prob l lens will be discussed
 With break of 21s points, New | Haven railroad stock reached 851a, a | low record for the issue on the stock exchange It is estimated that the de cline in the market value of the stock represents nearly s70000,000.
 w w. (Big BilD Haywood, leading figure in the I. w. w and strike leader in many labor battles, has led his last fight, according to eastern delegates at the convention of the I, w. W. at Chicago.
 
 The Philadelphia Athletics won the pennant in the American league by taking a double-header from Detroit and will be the contenders, probably with the New York Giants, in the SC ries for the baseball championship o the world, which will be played neXt month.
 
 The appointment of former Gov Folk as solicitor or attorney of the state department is taken in Wash ington as indication that Secretary Bryan will resign within few months and that Folk will take his place.
 Former United States Congressman l Washington Gardner of Albion, Mich. was elected commander-in-chief o the G. A. R. at the final business ses sion of the forty-seyenth annual en campment at Chattanooga, Tenn.
 Travelling incognito as Wong kwof | Yin, Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, former provi l ci0poI nroc;dont Of tho Chinese rpnuh