‘GREAT FINANCIER DEAD
Alphonse De Rothschild Also a Philan-
thropist.
FAMOUS FOR HIS MANY CHARITIES.
Leading Spirit of the Bankers Rothschild in
Their Relations With Governments of
Europe Financed the
France Paid Germany After the Franmco-
Prussian War.
branch of tl
wme of Roth
Bank of France,
icute bronchitis
1 he fina:
mg slowly for many
eminent
20 appre!
He
ag
nment
veeks
1 3
¥EeTY WeaxK, ana
SUSPECTS FOUL PLAY.
Nephew of Mrs. Stanford Offers Reward For
Evidence of Poisoning.
5
Fighting in Albania.
fans
Krupisze,
Albania, and
the Montenegs
ed that a n timber
3 Oistsdlnd
eU Or wounded
14 pe
re-eniorcemnie
The fig
fren Werieas t
the
and
the s¢
Aare
cress
Mussulmans
attacked the Christians
Three Employes Killed.
Williamsport, Pa
wild dash down a %
on Susquehanna
Railroad, three employes of
were killed hey riding on a
work car, and when i !
stop at the head of the grade they found
that the brake stick had been forgotten
At frightful speed they crashed
train at the foot ofthe grade
of he workmen saved
Jumping when it was f .
ear could not be stopped, and were only
i Spe
the
Were
WHS 100 late
slightly injured,
NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
The Latest Happenings Condensed for Rapid
Reading,
: Domestic;
the
Southern
against federation,
mmittee for
btoreign
Wessel :
harged with
of German fortresses
an tructor in the
engineer at Charlot.
win
ile
of Labor Unions
considering a proposition
onstration against King Al
he comes the French
The Federation
is oO
rake a dem
when 10
apital,
Christians and Jews joined forces in
cleaning out the disreputable houses in
Warsaw, Private apartments where
women had been living under the pro-
on of aristocratic men were also
wrecked
Reports
from Zhitomir, Province of
Vulrynia, say the between the
Jews and the Christians nmcreasing
and that both sides are arming.
The Council of the Russian Empire
increased the appropriation for pubs
education by $625,000
Students have taken the places of the
18 street-cleaners in Stockholm,
fension
is
WARSAW SCENE OF HORROR
Eight Killed and a Hundred Wounded
in Riots.
COSSACKS [IR: ON THE MOB,
able Jewish Socialist Class and the Disreputs
able Element Crowds of Men and Boys
With Axes Smash lo the Doors of Disreput-
able Houses.
KILLED AND MAIMED IN TROLLEY CRASH
One Car Stopped at Crossing and Following
Car Struck It
Fatal Crash in Georgia,
Twi ¥
ly injured,
Special)
tw
1d three slightly in-
between a passenger
. Nash:
on Augusta-Aiken Rail
fem at the foot
grade miles from
Clearwater, 8. C. The
from the motor
a Louisville and
way. The ac occurred
of a steep
Augusta, near
car broke
several
away
for
such
hundred wards, ac-
that when it
several
ny momentum
ded with the passenger car return
ing Augusta it ground the lighter
car into kindling wood.
ward
to
Bank Fallure in Canton.
Canton, Ohio (Special) ~The Canton
State Bank closed its door. It was stated
by directors that the fwilure was due to
investments made by the vice-president,
W. L. Davis, He gave as security to the
bank property valued at $170,000 several
days ago, but it is said that it will not
pay hic obligations. Money belonging to
the public schools of Canton is deposi
ted in the bank. It is stated by Clearing
House Association officials that no other
MORE CARNEGIE HEROES.
The Commission Makes Awards of Money sud
Medals,
HL
Larnegi
Canton bank will be involved,
aged
for saving the
years of age
1004, re-
us Lh,
Alexander Camero a painter
§ foo » - »
of Lindsay, was awarded a
Near
1004
widow wi
1 $x
LIVED WITH BROKEN NECK.
For Nearly a Year Brooklys Man Survived Ag
Acc den.
MAINS
NEEDS OF SOUTH STATED
Paliament Adopts , Number of Reso
sitions.
AN OPEN DOOR FOR IMMIGRANTS.
Was Devoted Largely to the Consideration
of Resolutions Ask That
Cotton Goody.
NO POWER TO INVESTIGATE.
Cannot Appoint
Commission,
The Presider An Equitable
trom
the
a large New York bank-
hen he retires
mm July, will
Cet
cp
r of the Currency
he failure of the F
Lexington, Ok.
received the
Gile
t irst
of
osevelt Am
oil
iA
Roosevelt
investigation
Life
will not order a
of the affairs of
Assurance Society
federal
the Equitable
Dominic Murphy, of the District of
Columbia, was appointed consul to Bor.
deaux, France, to succeed the late A. W.
Tourgee.
The further investigation of the Loom-
is-Bowen episode has been postponed,
awaiting the arrival of Minister Rus-
sell,
Chairman Mitin A, Knapp, of the
Interstate Commerce Commission, and
Commissioner Clements gave their views
to the Senate committee on the rate
problem,
Paul Grand d'Hautville, of Newport,
R. 1, has been appointed secretary of
the American Legation at the Nether.
lands and Luxemburg.
President Roosevelt and Secretary
Taft had a conference with reference
to the Loomis-Bowen controversy,
There is no basis for the rumor of
an impending general shakeup in the
President's Cabinet,
leg
mmission of vest igal un
specific ci h character
varbeid takes the
ress can delegate such th
law creating Department
merce and LL empowers 1
the
abor }
€
general
1
ness, Hut it 1¢ made
Goverr
the
He ment
i Cases
may decide to make public
In the case of the Standard Oil Com
pany, the House by a resolution directed
the present investigation, specifically
naming the corporation to be invest
gated. Some such action by Congress,
it held, would be necessary before a
commission appointed by the President
could make any inquiry into the Equi-
table affair.
“es
i
i
C—O ats
To Be Sent By Roosevelt.
Paris (By Cable). At a meeting of
the Council of Ministers under the Pres.
idency of M. Loubet, Foreign Minister
Delcasse announced that, responding to
an invitation of the French Government,
President Roosevelt had decided to send
a military mission to attend the grand
maneuvers of the French Army in Au
gust or September. About 40.000 troops
will participate under General Brugere,
The military attache here has heretofore
represented the United States.
GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY.
Arthur W. Machen Gets Another Pealtentisry
Sevtence,
WILLIAM ZEGLER DEAD.
Explorations Passes
Away.
Backer of Arcric
Mr. Ziegler’
this exped
Drowned Herself and Babies.
Te 5 { Sp aid A sped al to
valphur Springs, Texas,
irowned her
creek near
here. The
Of age.
aged 3
The
ix said, was result of do-
The woman's husband
left home in the morning to work on
the public road. Returning for dinner,
he found a note on the table from Mrs
Sanders telling him that he would find
the bodies of his wife and children in
the creek.”
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FINANCIAL.
h of
© years
were girls,
tragedy, it the
mestic trouble,
a
Money is going West fr
centers of finance,
Philadelphia bank clearings were $26,
154,000, a gain of $11,500,000
Fully three-fourths of all brokers and
traders now are on the bear side.
Vice-president J. W. Patterson, of the
Wabash- Pittsburg Terminal, bas resign.
ed, thus following President Ramsay,
Baldwin's has received orders for
twenty locomotives, half of thems for
the Seaboard Air Line, and half for the
Mobile & Ohio.
om Esstern