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return to Matteawan.
The Western Grain Dealers assoct-
alton, comprising prominent grain
men of Iowa and Nebraska, held a
two days convention at Omaha.
Accused OF threatening to kill Vim.
cent Aston If he should refuse to COM
ply with a demand for $500, John
Meriella was arrested at the Grand
Central terminal, New York, on COM
plant of Astor's business agent, Will
liam A. Dobbyn.
George Brogan, an amateur boxer,
died In a hospital from the effects of
blow over the heart in a boxing
match at the Loughlin lyceum in st.
Cecilia's Roman Catholic church In
Brooklyn.
Amended so drastically that even
its author voted against it, the
Straight statewide prohibition bill
was killed by the Michigan senate.
Since the opening Of the Panama
canal, the expenditures have been ap-
proximately 10 per cent in excess Of
the revenue, due to the high cost OF
maintenance and operation Of the wa
terway.
An official statement authorized by
the Japanese embassy here, character
lied as "preposterous," reports that a
naval base had been established in
Turtle Bay, Lower California.
Railroad detectives are securing
the woods three miles north Of Vim
cennes, Ind, for supposed train wreck
ers who attempted to wreck the north
bound Dixie limited on the Chicago &
Eastern Illinois railway.
The petition Of the men convicted
of election frauds at Terre Haute, for
a reduction Of the bonds under which
they were held, was denied In the
United States circuit court of appeals.
Mrs. Gertrude Atherton, CALIFORNIA;
novelist was much improved, accord
ing to DR.. Edmond Dvol, her physi-
clan.
7. Cummins Lucas, undertaken, run
ming for election as city councilman
at Passaic, N. j., VIII present a coffin
to each Of 81 candidates he defeated.
A British military bandsman, who
suffered aphasia when buried by a
shell explosion at Ypres, recovered
his memory by reading sheet of
music placed on his bed.
Alarmed over reports that the Car
negie foundation is bankrupt, John
Mund of Chicago is going to sue Ski.
bo's laird for 81 he says he loaned the
steel king 81 years ago.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt was ope-
rated on successfully at the Roosevelt
hospital. Surgeons refused to disclose
the nature of the malady.
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Peters said that definite period-in
neutrality's interests he would not say
how long-had been fixed for the
Kronprinz Wilhelm TO repair and
leave American waters or intern.
w. G. C. Gladstone, grandson OF the
late William E. Gladstone, and mem.
Der Of parliament from Kilmarnock,
has been killed in action.
Frederick M. Smith Of st. Joseph.
Mo-, was elected president OF the re-
organized Church of the Latter Day
Saints to succeed the late Joseph
Smith.
Two navy aeroplanes are being
built by the government for the Cleve-
land aeronautic corps Of the United
States naval militia
The bodies Of Mrs. Luther A. Leon
ard and her four children were found
in the family home in Spokane, Wash.
They had been poisoned.
An automobile was wrecked and
five persons had close calls from
death when a driver at Cleveland. o.,
ran into a ditch to avoid hitting q
dummy placed in the road by jokers.
Work on three large submarines for
the United States government will be
begun at the yard OF the Seattle Con-
struction and Dry Dock company
within 80 days.
Mayors of 500 cities throughout the
United States have been asked by the
contest committee Of the Aero Club
Of America to offer prizes for the ma
tiona aeroplane competition from
July 4 to Columbus day, Oct II.
The body OF the young woman found
recently in a pond near Lakeland,
Nd, was identified as that Of Miss
Pauline Sullivan OF Washington.