Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-08-27

the other performers will appear, ac. eording to a statement issued to the newspapers in London.
 Jack Rose, the reformed gambler and Rosenthal murder witness, has offered to give lecture on The Un- derworld," the entire receipts to go toward raising mortgage of $2,100 on Christ Episcopal church of East Norwalk, Conn
 A due1 with swords between Count Stephen Tisza, premier of Hungary, and Marquis George Pallavicini, an Austrian ar.ny officer, at Budapest, resulted in both men being slightly wounded in the head.
 It was an open secret about the Charleston navy yard that the United States gunboat Nashville, which is taking on ammunition and which sails under sealed orders, is bound for Mexico.
 President Wilson appointed Repre- sentiye Francis Burton Harrison of New York to be governor general of the Philippine Islands.
 In eloEing with Marsha Warrington from Sacramento, Cal, to Reno, Nev., Marry l, Diggs, former state architect of California, was guilty of violating the Mann act, which makes it fel- ony to transport women for immoral purposes from one state to another This was the verdict of San Fran cisco jury.
 George BiXby, Long Beach (Cal.) millionaire, was made defendant in three $50,000 damage suits filed by girl witnesses in so-called white slave cases pending there.
 It was announced in Boston that Gov. Foss has decided that he will not be candidate for the Republican nomination for governor, although he had sufficient signatures to nomina- tion papers to place his name on the primary ballot.
 Maxim Gorzy, the Russian novelist is dangerously ill of nervous break. down at his villa in Capri. His phy- sician proposed to remove Gorky to a cooler climate, but he refused to leave the villa
 President Wilson's program for free sugar in 1916 carried the day in the senate, when Democrats rallied to the support of the tariff bill and defeated amendments to the sugar schedule.
 
 The worst electrical storm that has visited the vicinity of Winnipeg for years. accompanied by a 60-mile gale. swept across Manitoba from Brandon to the eastern boundary Hundreds of thousands of collars damags was- -dale- -I-a2--22lI. 10 -22I. dinss iR Winnipeg and all the towns in the province.
 One hundred and fifty persons per. ished in a typhoon that swept Macaro. Numerous junks were wrecked. houses were swept away and the sea wall collapsed.
 Gov. Sulzer, sitting as a member of the New York capitol trustees, opened a number of bids for improvements to the building He was the only mem. Der of the board present.
 Whisky worth $1OO,OO0 went up in smoke when fire destroyed the ware house of the Globe distillery at Pekin, III. The barrel house and cistern room were also burned, the loss on the buildings bringing the total dam. age to S125,000.
 The New York assembly's impeach. ment of Gov. S:llzer is legal and Lieut.-Goy. Martin II. Glynn is consti- tutionally required to act as governor until after Sulzer's trial before the impeachment court, according to a sweeping opinion rendered by Attor- aey-General Thomas Carmody.
 Barney Lewis, bandit, who held up the New York limited train on the New Orleans x Northeastern road about eight months ago and robbed the Southern Express company car of S50,000, was captured near Columbia and is now in the Lamar county na.) jail.
 
 The United States will facilitate a court test of the California anti-alien land law, but the initiative must come from some aggrieved Japanese repre-, sentative.
 The Constitutionalist army of north. ern Coahuila, under command of Gen. Pablo Gonzales, was routed at Rodi- gueZ and was saved from annihila- tion only by the superior knowledge of the country possessed by the Car ranzistas.
 Josquin Mendez, Guatamalan min ister at Washington, called on .Secre tary Bryan and said he had received full instructions from his government to sign paneraI Deace treaty as Dr0