Putnam patriot., 1913-08-01
Latest News Condensed.

Inluese reDelS were Tepulbeu Nttn loss in a night attack on Shanghai
 Greece and Seryia rejeeted.the Rou- Inanian proposal for a provisional ermistiee.
 Two cancer patients at Berlin paid $65.000 for two half gram mesotherium treatments.
 Hurricanes swept the Italian lake district near Milan, devastating prop erty and crops.
 4 crowded train with emigrants for America, was wrecked at Esbjerb, Denmark killing 20 persons.
 Because their employers failed to grant their demands, the employees of St factories at Barcelona struck i Charles B. Dixon, United States i'm migrant inspector. was shot by MexL can federal soldiers at Juarez.
 All the Balkan belligerents have agreed to send representatives to the peace conference at Bucharest
 A army of non-militant suffragettes marched into London.
 The Mexican rebels captured Tor reon after three days fighting.
 Cholera is reported raging in Hun gary.
 The French Chamber of Deputies approved the 1913 budget providing for expenditures of s1,000, 100000
 The French Government has refused to sanction the issue Of a loan to the Republic Of Uruguay of s4,400,000.
 Of the 1O,291 passengers carried on the regular passenger service dirigi- bles in Germany during 1912. not one was killed or injured.
 Bombs, numbering l.600 were found h the streets of Lisbon, since the organized bomb throwing was frust- rated on July 20.
 To mark the graves Of 40 confeder- ste soldiers who died at Mingo. shaft was unveiled at Elkins. w Va.
 Attorney General McReynolds filed civil action in Porsand. Ore, to dis solve the go-called Pacific Coast Tele- phone Trust.
 The two months old daughter of Policeman Curls, Of Mt Vernon. N. Y, died from suHoeation while sleeping with it's mother
 The first payment of $25O,0 to Panama for the annual rental of the canal zone has been made by the United States.
 The Wisconsin Senate passed the bin, prohibiting monopolies, restraint of trade and unfair business prac- tices.
 The last of the Paterson silk mill workers who went on strike five months ago decided to go back to work.
 A public funeral was held for the twenty. one unidentified victims of the Binghamton (N. Y.) Clothing Com pany's factory fire.
 Frederick A Whelan, vice president of the United States Cigar Stores Company, died. A boil caused com plications that were fatal
 Secretary McAdoo charged New York bankers with trying to discredit the Currency bill by bearing the price of Government per cent bonds.
 An involuntary petition in bank yuptcy was filed against the Buffalo Bill Wild West and Pawnee Bill Great Far East Shows in Trenton, N. J.
 Infantile paralysis was declared by n doctor in St Louis, who had closely studied the disease to be largely due to the spreading of the germs by flies.
 There were indications that the Re publicans were weakening in their tariff opposition and chat a final vote would be reached earlier than ex- pected,
 A special investigation committee in it's report to Secretary Houston urges the complete reorganization of the weather bureau
 John EYeritt, 35 years old was blown to atoms near Rochester N Y,, when dynamite, which he was carry ing in basket exploded
 Ada NJ Rocuri and Catherine Me Gowaa of New York. were drowned and much property damaged in gale which swept Clayton, N. Y.
 Eleven players of the New York National League baseball team agreed io go on worlds tour with the Chi- cago White SoX next winter.
 Howard Elliott president of the Northern Pacific Railroad, was elect ed President of the New Haven sys- tenn, to succeed Charles $. Mellen.
 Earl Horsely, editor Of the Elmwood tnl) Gazette. was killed and his two companions injured when their auto mobile overturned near Elmwood.
 A herd of r mules attacked and wrecked an automobile near Greens burg, Pa The driver, J r Haddock of Williamsburg. was seriously injured
 The New York State Legislature has taken recess until August II. Governor sulzer announced that he considered the Legislature to have ad- .ourned
 The Senate directed the Interstate Commerce Commission to inquire into the-iessons for the proposed bond is- ere of sl67 000. coo by the New York Central Railroad
 Alexander Barris, a Brooklyn youth. was lined s275o for forcibly kissing Miss Bessie Searle, Of Nuuey, N. j., and his friend. Jay Goold," who got uo kiss, was fined Si25e
 Balie F. Wagener, millionaire railroad man. footed all the bills for picnic 10 Atchison. Kan. to 20.900 children from various points in the State. Governor Hodges attended.
 A jury of Webster Springs. W. Va. convicted Dr, II. F. Asbury. member of the West Virginia Legislature, of having accepted bribe for his vote in the contest for United States Senator.
 Items aggregating $5.SoS,T24 in the the general appropriation bill were vetoed by Governor Tener of Penn sylyania. He must lop s22. .000. 600 from bills still before him to keen