Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-10-29

San Luis Obispo, Paso Robles and Santa Maria, Cal, were shaken by a slight earthquake The damage was slight.
 Servia has agreed to evacuate AL bania. The Belgrade government, it was said, sent notes to the great pow CTS saying Austria-Hungary's de- mand would be met
 United States Ambassador Walter Hines Page went to the foreign of flee in London on the invitation of Sir Edward Grey, British foreign sec retary, and discussed the Mexican sit nation with officials there. Twenty enlisted men of the Thirty ninth aud One Hundred and Seven tieth companies, United States coast artillery, were killed and more than 100 were injured when special troop train on the Mobile & Ohio railroad went through a bridge over a deep ravine at State Line, Miss
 Mrs. Bernice Jones of Milwaukee has received word that the British government has offered her mother. Mrs. Harriet Spencer of Portsmouth, England, $200,000,00 in compromise of the Spencer family claim Of $400,000,000.
 Boston was the scene Of conclave of Catholic clergymen such as the country has not witnessed since the second Baltimore council 25 years ago More than 80 bishops and arch bishops, beside host of lesser church dignitaries from all parts of the United States, Canada, New foundland, Mexico, Cuba and the Philippines, participated in the open ing ceremonies of the American Cath ollie Missionary congress at the Ca thedral of the Holy Cross.
 Forty-six Mexican federals have been killed by the dynamiting of a troop train short distance north of Saltillo. The troops were proceed ing from the City of Mexico to Tor reon. There were 1,500 men in the train, which ran over 8 rebel mine.
 
 A new treaty between Japan and the United States, in which the Japa- nese shall be no longer considered a Mongolian people, and which shall in- sure them the right of holding land Al: zenship, is now definitely sought by the Japanese government.
 The duke of Connaught, who re- turned to England last spring with the duchess for the benefit of the lat ter's health sailed from London for Canada to assume his duties as gov ernorgeneral
 Twenty-eight persons were killed and one frightfully injured when the Zeppelin dirigible L-2 blew up 5000 feet above the Johannisthal aviation field, near Berlin
 
 Legislation prohibiting intercounty liquor shipments in Tennessee and prohibiting interstate shipments in quantities over gallon for personal use became effective with the sign ing of two bills by Gov. Hooper.
 
 Representative Sherwood of Ohio demanded in the house that the United States join with other powers in establishing protectorate over Mexico for the restoration of peace. Mrs. Mills Aldrich and her sister, Vera Hutso1, were burned to death n Des Moines, la, n fire which de- stroyei ther' home.
 Rescuers in the Universal colliery, near Cardiff, Wales, who reported getting in touch, with 29 men impris- oned, but still alive, in the workings of the wrecked mine, were unable to confirm their story. Officials gave up hope for those still entombed, 390 being the latest estimate.
 The diplomatic representatives of Great Britain, France, Spain. Cuba, Guatemala and Norway in Mexico, at conference, decided to recommend that their representative govern ments send warships to Mexico for the purpose of affording legation guards should conditions so require. Ralph Muir, Joplin (Mo) million aire property owner, is defendant in a $50,000 breach of promise suit filed in that city. Blanche Clarke, 25 years old, very pretty woman and pro- prietress of the Roosevelt hotel, which is owned by Muir, is the plain tiff.
 
 President Wilson's indisposition, described as slight attack of indi- gestion, is giving him more discom- fort and his associates more concern than has been admitted officially
 J. Herbert Sawyer, inventor of a spindle which played an important part in the development of the cot ton manufacturing industry in this oCupfrv 6iod at bic hppoa in Pnctou