Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1913-07-18
RAIDER to Address Graduates.

supreme court of Missouri. win deliv.
er the address to the graduates.
Although Provisional President
Huerta issued strict orders to quell
any anti-American riots preparations
for gigantic anti.Amer.can demon
stration this week continue undated
President Wilson's faVorite aunt
and oldest relative, Mrs. John Wood
row. 70, is dead at her daughters
home In Denver, Colo. She succumbed
from an attack of bronchitis. with
which she was stricken.
Six thousand japanese are fighting
with the government troops and the
rebels in Mexico. They are about
equally divided in allegiance. 5000 on
each side.
The senate passed the house bill
exempting from duty exhibits to be
shown at the Panama-Callfornia eX-
position at San Diego Exhibits sold
after the exposition will, however, be
dutiable.
Or. B. P, Windsor, mayor CT Mount
Auburn, ILL.,, who was SHOT at his homo
town while he struggled with Fay D.
Slate, editor OF the Mount Auburn
Tribune. died In Springfield, Ill
National banks no longer will havs
10 hold reserves against any deposits
Of the federal government. Thomas
p, Kane, acting comptroller Of the
currency, notified the banks that the
treasury department would not re-
uuire reserves against any money de-
posted by officers Of the government
upon which interest is paid to the
United States.
After a continuous sleep Of IL
weeks, from which she could not be
aroused, Mrs. Flora A. Harrington, 81
years old, died at her Lome in Man
chester, N. H.
One man was killed, one probably
fatally injured and Ave others serious
ly injured when a 100000 steel coal
bumper collapsed on the Lehigh Val.
ley coal piers at Perth Amboy.
Government agents have unearthed
quantities of hidden arms at several
places in Nicaragua.
Il am not afraid OF hot weather."
was President Wilson's reply as to
whether he will remain at the White
House while final work is being done
on the Underwood tariff bill.
The London trades council, repre-
sentlng $4,000 trades unionists, regis
tered a protest against the appoint
ment of Walter II Page as American
ambassador to England
After permitting attacks upon the
official conduct and integrity OF Hen.
ry Lane Wilson, ambassador TO Mex.
leo, TO go unanswered for more than
two months. the administration an
nOunced that II was not Investigating
Wilson's Official acts In the City Of
Mexico.
John Mitchell. former president Of
the United Mine Workers of America,
has decided to accept the appoint.
nent as New York state labor COM
missioner. Gov. Sulzer holding that,
though the nomination has been twice
rejected by the state senate, he can
name Mitchell for a term TO expire 20
days after the legislature meets next
January.
Col. Fred w. Fleming, vice.presi
dent and secretary of the Kansas City
Life Insurance company of Kansas
City, Mo-. and T. w. Blackburn Of
Omaha, secretary and counsel of the
American Life Convention, were &C.
corded the distinction of being the
first to have hearing before the SEN
ate finance committee on the income
tax section OF the new tariff bill.
The New York appellate division of
the state supreme couyt reversed the
conviction In the supreme court OF
Charles H. Hyde. former city cham
berlain, and ordered q new trial HYDE
was found guilty of bribery in connec-
tion with the deposit of city funds In
the defunct Northern bank and the
Carnegie Trust company.
Letters from President Poincare Of
France and King George OF England,
conveying official recognition OF the
Mexican government were presented
TO President Huerta at the national
palace.
Intent upon speeding up the senate
tariff debate. Senator Simmons 90.
cured Senator Kern's consent to tenn
porary postponement Of action on bis
resolution for an investigation, of
strike conditions In West Virginia,
thus granting the tariff the right Of
way
John ]. Gosper, former teriitoriai
envernor Of Arizona. once secretary
OF state Of Nebraska and veteran Of
the civil war. died In poverty AZ I.nz