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Barnsdale. has refused to add 10 her
statement of the affair, repeating that
she had tried to blind him because he
had mistreated her"
Subsecretary Of Foreign Relations
Amador Of Mexico is dead after an Ill
ness Of 10 days.
]. E, Malone, former superintendent
of schools OF Cotton county, Ok, shot
and killed himself and his daughter,
Lavinne. years old. at Walter, Ok,
and wounded another daughter, Juan.
tia, IL.
The state Of Illinois is now officially
free from foot and mouth disease.
General Callaris, Greek minister OF
war, has resigned.
The president has recently signed a
bill appropriating $685. 900 to assist in
the elimination of infantile paralysis.
Burton Harris. a laborer Of Los An
geles, Cal, received a message that a
wealthy uncle had left him 100000.
Vice Admiral Hikonojo Kamimura Of
the Japanese navy is dead
A circular issued by an importing
firm quoting prices on dyestuffs
brought to this country by the sub
marine Deutschland shows that some
grades of the product are valued at
$40 pound.
A personal letter from President.
Wilson to the kaiser, touching on con
ditions in Poland, was delivered to
Foreign Secretary Won Jagow by Am.
bassador Gerard.
The famous bells from Salzburg
cathedral have been melted down for
war munitions.
Six thousand citizens have COM
pleted their course OF military instruc-
ton at Plattsburg, each receiving his
discharge.
Fighting between Chinese rebels and
the loyal government troops again has
broken out in Canton.
Commander Leigh C. Palmer was
nominated by President Wilson to be-
chief Of the navigation bureau With
rank of rear admiral.
Without debate the senate agreed to
the conference report on the army ap-
preparation bill carrying $267597, 900.
A battery of the Massachusetts, ma
tional guard, known as the millionaire
battery" has declined the war depart.
ment's offer to muster it out.
Germany has prohibited the impor-
tation Of raw tobacco on account of
the great stocks already in the empire.
Postponement from Oct. to Nov. 1
Of the opening of the mounted service
school was announced by the war de
partment.
All of the ships Of the Atlantic feet
except the tender Yankton are engaged
in maneuyers of the southern New
England coast.
A terrific explosion OF gas partly
wrecked the Woodraw colliery of the
Delaware, Lackawana & Western Coal
Co. at Edwardsville, Pa.
An explosion of ammunition which
was about to be shipped from Koenigs-
berg, Prussia, caused the death of 80
men and 20 women.
W. B, Ellis, sheriff of Baylor county,
Texas, was knocked down by a blow
from the handcuffed fists of Steven
Brown, negro whom he had under
arrest, and then slain with his own
revolver A mob shot Brown to death.
Frank Beck, living on the Murphy
farm, a little west Of Litchfeld, ILL.,,
killed himself with shotgun in
corn field.
The senate and house conferees on
the naval bill have voted to report a
OF the building and
personnel sections.
"Undiluted Americanism" was
adopted as its own by the convention
Of the Central Cerman-American Ali
ance at Erie. Pa.
The years naval war game will en-
brace nearly half Of the Atlantic
coast, and win be staged commencing
Aug. 20.
One death and much damage was
caused by a storm which swept over
Pittsburg and Allegheny county, Pa.
Miss Flora Sanders, a sergeant i'm
the servian army. has arrived az Tou-
lon on her way to her regiment after
q holiday In Ireland.
About $4,000 Austrian prisoners.
taken BY the Seryians and transport
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