Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-07-16

terrific electrical disturbances. Forty y-five Democratic senators rose in their places as their names were called in the Democratic caucus and pledged themselves absolutely and un- conditionally to support the tariff bill. as approved by the caucus, and to vote for no amendments unless they were approved by the finance commit tee or the caucus.
 A lobby" investigation by the house to cover particularly Martin A. Mulhalls charges that the National Association of Manufacturers ''infu- enced present and former congress men," but broad enough to cover all alleged lobby activities before con- ress, was provided by resolution .em the house rules committee. Sturgis, Ky, a town of about 2,000 3ple, on the Illinois Central rail- d. was practically destroyed. It is mated the property loss will be
 900 or more.
 iplets born few days ago to Mir.
 Mrs. Andrew Gunderson of Val
 ity, N. D., were ehristened Mar.
 Jessie and Eleanor, in honor of
 ent Wilson's three daughters.
 
 Noma, the yacht built by John
 stor in 1902. will be sold by
 Vincent, who is planning
 Tt twice it's size.
 1g-at Washington by Amer
 iess men was justified in an
 ary interview given by
 lent Thomas R. Marshall
 'adelph9 The lnternation; e SIave con ss at London held it's last sessions CT the presidency of Sir John Brun.
 The congress closed with a yer offered by the bishos of Win yster.
 Iohn D. Rockefeller will be convet<
 Socialism within a few years, ac-
 to Dean Albion Small Of Chs-
 diversity.
 bandits held up the Illinois
 al Chicago-New Orleans No. 1 at
 IS, Miss. blew up the American ress safe and got away with valu- es amounting to about 5000. Chihuahua, Mexico, is in a desper. te situation, surrounded by 2,500 reb- els. The federals daily indulge h cannon fire, throwing shells into the hills.
 By majority of to l the voters of Cleveland decided to adopt home rule" charter. recently drawn up by 3 commission of 15, of which Mayor Baker was chairman
 The sound steamer John T. Wilson sprung a leak off Beldens Point. City Island. She headed at once for the city dock at City Island and sank there just after 50 passengers had been taken off.
 Miss Jessie Van Tassell probably IS the first woman to be sworn for jury service in Illinois. She was accepted by attorneys for both sides in an as suit in the court of Justice Hall at Peoria, III.
 State Senator Smith of West Vir- ginia was convicted of bribery in con- nection with accepting $2,200 to vote for Col. Willianx Seymour Edwards as a candidate for the United States senate.
 The First-Second National Bank of recent consolidation of Inc First and Second National banks, was closed by order of the assistant of the currency. The bank is owned largely by the J. S. and w. s. Kuhn interests and is the second largest in Pittsburg. Deposits of ap- $30,0OO,00o are tied up by closing the bank.
 
 William P. Roland, president of the Marion Coal company, who brought the impeachment charges against ex- Judge R. w. Archibald of the com merce court, admitted that he had asked congress to investigate the mysterious influences back of the railroads in their fight to crush hin. Majority members of the senate 6nance committee decided that all schedules of the new tariff bill except sugar and wool should become effec- tive immediately after the enactment If the measure into law.