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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.|GENERAL
MIN
SHOT BY A GIRL
THE DRAGO DOCTRINE.
In
HOSPITALS KD
THEATERS GONE
TALK AMNESTY
FOR THE REBELS
Sent To
Tribunal,
Juestion The Hague Line Of Defense Agreed
Attorneys,
Upon By
Thaw's
The Standard Oil Company and
the New York Central Railroad Com-
pany were indicted by the federal
grand jury of Western New York for
violation of the Interstate Commerce
law.
J. gocialist candi-
date for governor of Georgia, has
been arrested for making a public
gpeech without a permit.
Sixty policemen was overpowered
by a rush of depositors at the Mil-
raukee Bank, Chicago.
One man was drowned
others were rescued in
storm off Atlantic City.
The telephone system
downtown section of Chicago
crippled when 200 “hello girls”
went on strike, defying a command
that they pass through an alley for
300 feet to a rear entrance of the
telephone buflding and ride to the
operating-room on an elevator lo-
cated there, instead using the
main entrance
B. Osbourne,
and seven
a severe
the
was
in
of
the
state platform by
committee of the
to be debated
resolutions, he
framing of
the convention
whole, all
No committee on
says, should be appointed.
Traffic officials of all railroads
and lines operating in
the territory south of the Potomac
and Ohio Rivers have promised to
comply the provisions of the
new regulation law.
Between and 200
were washed from their
Elmwood Cemetery, Kansas
the flood following an
rainfall
Charges of
are preferred against the
Western Railway (
of North Carolina
¥ y ff ror yg
O 3 € Ovi
MODE OL Tell
in
questions
steamship
with
rate
100 corpses
graves
and cruelty
South
Com
peonage
re
!
‘onstruction
of a f
an operat
Mrs. Reginald C
country Point,
The ph; announced later
it y mn vy successful, adding
that t though
the 3
Li
attack of |
performed
Vanderbilt
recent se 8
ion was
her
R. }
th
at
home, at Sand:
at
Me
President }
at Portland,
that
portant issue
M. M. Hen
Pa., refuse
men who thre
’ covalt
LOO08e Ve]
th / mn
the campa
t Harrisbur
Cil, Of Near
Year
por
Roo
1
R gevelt
McKinl
Q., next month
M. Healy, an 1
Br Parliament
longs
yy $n es
ey statu
h itish
New York
Morse, a brother-in-law of
Mark A. Hanna, is
the late Senator
dead .
Vv. A. McAneny, a New York law-
yer, committed suicide.
After a stormy session Illin
Btate Democratic Convention laid on
the table Bryan's for thel
resignation of Roger Sullivan as!
natiopal committeeman and indorsed
Bryan for 1908. It was a complete
victory for Sullivan.
the
request
Foreign.
A break the
Cabinet is said to 1
in
im n
Minister Haldane isa expected
tire, g to the
army reforn
Reported
ago offered Witte
Russia $160 G00. 000
turn for
the Baltic-Black
The Vieceros of Canton h
requested by the American
general to suppress the
sociation for the hindrance
can commerce
Th
min
min
owin opposition
1 schemes
that Rockefeller a
advance
gold in
to
year |
Count to
in
re.
a concession constr
Sea Canal
as beon
consul
hoveott as- |
of Ameri- |
e new imperial loan f« y
famine relief, to be
Rovernment's savings |
banks, was signed by the Czar
The indications are that Walter
Wellman will not be to
on his balloon expedition to
Arctic this
The Finance Minister of
declares the government has
funds in sight to tide over the
ent vear
The Chilian government as ap- |
propriated $4,000,000 for relief of |
the destitute As all the cemeteries |
of Varparalso were destroyed, the
authorities are having difficulty pro
viding interment for the dead,
The residents of Bilbao, Spain,
are panic-stricken, owing to the riots
in connection with the strike of 60.
000 men.
r $25
000.000
taken by
able atart
the
Year
Russia |
ample |
pre Ho
A Unionist party has been organ-
ized at San Salvador to work for
the formation of a Central Ameri-
can Republic, to include all the Coen-
tral American republics as now con-
stituted.
The Russian government has de-
cided to proceed with the original
plan of settling the Agrarian ques-
tion by the distribution of land re-
gardless of Parliament,
The Earl of Leven and Melville,
lord high commissioner of the Pres-
byterian Church in Scotland and
keener of the privy seal, is dead.
She Misses Governor Kaulbars, But
Wounds Herself.
ANOTHER GIRL DROPS A BOMB.
General Min Had Been Marked for
Death Because He Suppressed Mos-
cow Riots Hated for His Harsh
Methods and Cruelties— Had Narrow
Escape Before.
TERRORIST RECORD
The terrorists are swiftly and
secretly pushing their dead)
campalgn
Young
fearless
aking a
exe
sentences
are t
part
terrorists’
women
and active in
cuting the
General Min, commander of
the regiment who suppressed the
riots at Moscow, was shot
killed by a girl at the
station
and
rajlwa:
Peterhof
The General's name had been
on the terrorists’ death list be
cause of his cruelties
Even men in his own regi
i ment had threatened to kilEMin
A girl dropped a bomb near
the palace of Govenor Kaulbars.
Odessa Her hand .was sha
her mission failed.
at t
tered:
St. Petersburg
urday's unsuccessfu
of Pre
sickening slau
was followed Sunday night
revolutionary
1§ 4
iiie
er outrage
commander of tl
d Regiment,
General Min
vaky Guar
his fon
attached
106 romaot
been
to
i
killed
fant
n the
Was on
Peterhof by
fi:
automatic
resistancs
Ci ure of
(seneral
CAUSE OF TYPHOID.
Bodies Of Thousands Of Young Spar-
rows In Reservoir,
isk
Three Micl
Oaks,
fever among the
f this piace
member of
limbed
b gtan
of
iparrows,
ihablitants
when al
health
WAS
thi
the
dpipe and found dead
Bevers isand young!
of de. |
surface of |
mayor |
stand
Hundreds |
built
the
the
to
tho
in 4
composition, « }
Immedi;
instructions to empty
scrub and
EpaArrows nests
ledge
of the
birds are
the water
g
ne
ave
i) paint it
$
) have been
und
and
to
a that
summit
ing aro
standpipe,
supposed
young pg ave
into the uncovered standpipe |
The cover
it was
on There
typhoid the
made
when con
tructed was
21
never put
are now asea of in
Frisco's New City Hall,
Fr
supervisors
ancisco, ( Special) The |
of
build at
house all
has decided t
hall
the |
free |
o|
once a t city
of
the
southwest
Avenue and
new building
Slories high
will
emporary
departments
inicipal government
the
on
site, at corner
Hayes
will
Wiki
Neogg
The
{wo
Lies
frame, costing
rushed
supervisors ex
ready for use
At the con-
held Wed-
committee,
the perma-
built on the
ag a modern
be
The
the hall
three months
with the mavor,
nesday by the building
it was also decided that
city hall will be
Van Ness Avenue site
office building.
completion
pect to have
ference
Russian Count Shot.
Warsaw, (By Cable) An un-
darmes,
with a volley,
by.
A patrol of soldiers replied
killing two passers-
Watched Hix Face
8t. Louis, (Special). After taking
carbglic acid with suleidal intent.
Otto Radeck stood In front of a mir-
ror, his wife and two children by
his gide, and watched his face grow
paler and paler, until he dropped
dead to the floor. He had denied to
hig wife that he had taken poison.
She stood by his side too frightened
to move until after her husband was
dead. Radeck came from Hamburg,
Germany, two years ago, and has
been employed as a tallor here,
Grow Pale,
The
Conference
Rio de Janeiro, (By Cable).
Interantional American
idopted, with technical
nodification, the Mexican convention
a slight
elative to the exercise of the liberal
irofessions
The resolution recommending the
ibmission of the Drago Doctrine
m the matter of the use of foroe
or the collection of publie to
Hague Tribunal adopted
inanimously The
‘hat no definite conclusion
by this conference,
of representatives
coun but that
in question should
by assembly
resentatives of all
affects
and rights
CXPresses
debts
I'he Wig
states
pro
composed
of
the
be
preamble
Was
voged
xclusively
American
irineiy
tries,
les
inspogd
osed
ons,
uj
of rep
the pring
sovereignty
It further
that the declaration
to all
origin
recommends
represented
the point
conference
on un com
na
the
of
the
should
controver
as iple
nternal
nations
pinion
extended
ies having
The resol
he
cover
pecuniary
ition
in
of
of
the q
governments
thi
i
onference consider n-
viting
The
Hes
the second
| Hague Trib:
on of
sith M4
DEC
tend
al to consider
the compu collection
debts, and in
h
exclusively
genera!
ing to dimini between nations
pecuni-
having
location 1
1
ae
ollowed, has
ACQUITTED OF DELAY.
Employes Not Responsible For Late
Prints,
President's Relative Dead.
Little Fall MN. ¥ i
Mrs. Douglas ybin
her sus
11 % Her
Roosevel
son
of
Presid
Corinne
the ent
"AT THE NATION'S CAPITAL
Some Interesting Happenings Briefly |
Told.
interested
the d
and Funston
controversy
The Arms
is
command of
ial
at San Franc
11%
ine
iacn
ned to the
Sampson-8ct
Major Charles sw lov,
1AR
McCoy
t wedding
the
0 President Roose velt, |
the Major's 1
ed at
War
Philippine
bids
Bureau
Department
ire open
Affairs,
$1.000.000 of
Numerous
but it
certifi
were i
expected
will
sul
the
to
mitted, is that
rded
York, |
all or|
be row
of
was 102.28
amount
Fisk & Robingon.
whose bid
none of the amount
Shaw announced
placed about $3
money on deposit in
banks in the United |
States. This money goes to replace
funds previously withdrawn from!
the banks on account of Panama ex-
penditures. The deposit in each of
the banks is brought up to not less
than $50,000,
The Governor of Illinois has re
quested the State Department for
extradition papers for the missing
banker, Stensiand, president of the
defunct Milwaukee Avenue State
Bank of Chicago, who is believed to
be In Mexico. He has not vet been
arrested.
First Assistant Postmaster Gen-
eral Hitcheock will abolish the prac-
tice of imposing fines upon employees
of the department for making errors,
Major General A. W. Greely, com-
manding the Pacific Division, in his
annnal report, protests against de-
partmental methods,
Vice Consul Magnifico, at Smyrna,
Syria, advised the State Department
that he had received thany appeals
from Americans in Syria for the
protection of the American consu-
late againgt brigands, who Infest the
country.
a
New
for
that |
00,000 of!
Secretary
he had
government
about 150
Valparaiso.
FIGHTING FOR FOOD TO
Twenty-eight Bodies
One Stairway
out Proper
Houses
Area.
Found
Wounded Are
Care — Four-fifths
Destroyed in
Valparaiso, (By Cable)
1 :
ple are still food
fighting for
supply, although
The
ut proper care The army
working heroically, but
necessarily When
of clearing the streets begins
to down
account of the
walls
increasing,
sufficient wounded are with
glow
it
NEeCYR8ary
| buildings on
some
tear
wenkened
| under the stairs of the
From the Plaza
as the plaza in the section
Delicias, four-fifths of the hous
are completely destroved and
remaining fifth are iy dan
“rom Plaza d« Victor
the custom-house abou
de la
bad
the la
only
the uses sustained dam
of
}
!
Shipload Of Homeless
Earthquake In Germany,
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK.
prise In Chicago.
A
than 1.000.000
{ Special) movement
INOre
for
the establishment
ted by
many
the
Avenue
plates
Th 1
banks was star
Turner Society,
suffered
the Milwaukee
ate Bank The plan conte
the National
Turners shall turn
37.2% members A canvasser
for signatures Every candidate
for Congress throughout the
urged to
the inauguration
institutions
will be
campaign
savings
North
whose
collap of
Side
members by
we
of
at Associat
each one
on
of its
16 into
country
will be
toward
EAVings
parties
in the
his
of
and all
requested to
state attitude
political
agaist
Robbers In An Auto.
New York,
thieves
{ Special).
traveling in an
the postoffice at
of a quantity of stamps and
an exchange of shots
Charles Rowland,
received a bullet
the arm The robbers used dyna-
mite In their operations, and the
sound of the explosion aroused the
town.
automobile
1 1.
with citizens
hotel emplove,
Cholera Reported In Berlin,
Berlin, (By Cable) A child died
here apparently of cholera The
authorities are making an inveatiga-
tion. The authorities say that an
outbreak of cholera is improbable.
—— Ln ———————
A “Baron” Arrested,
Berlin (By Cable). The Lokal-
Anzeiger today announced the arrest
at Hamburg of a man who described
himself as “Baron Santos von Do-
browski-Donnersmark,” but who is
sald to be a metal worker named
Konrad, who married an American girl
of good family in Manila May 4 last.
The man is charged with having de-
serted his wife in Paris, taking with
him her jewelry, valued at $5,000,
and a sum of money. His arrest js
reported to be due to the American
consul at Hamburg,
i
New York, (8pecial)
dall
what
Harry
after a
K
BON
foll
en
Thaw's attorneys,
protracted conf«
with
Fence JW
ing a consultation their cl
decided to entertain a of
insanity They
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
chief itnes the
The arrangement, WHS
that defense iid
almost altogether the
of Mi: Harry Thaw For
| purpose lawversg of defens.
her make the lengthy ater
affidavit form take the
Btatements she had
Fudge M
According t the
i: 1 y
plea
tional
that
the for
it ec
Was the bias
Wot
CABO on
mony
the
| had
iin
those
former villiam
0 one of
n
lawyer,
add
{ the
| from
1¢ shot
close with
W. Hartri
emotional-inesar
at
touch
Clifford
10 the
laim th
this
White
Thaw wa
form of d
1 ementis
but he
that
now
Thaw
was
slight
enough
m the
had a
not severe ft
a visit
His wife vi
Accomp:
prison
sited him
REFORM IN SPELLING.
The Role
schoolmaster,
Assumes Of Nation's
iepar
regarded that
spective |
fall in
idas and has
prinieq
Handful Of Diamonds,
“e
Winnipeg, X
Reuben
nepeg
turned
of
ar { Special)
Andrea, wel
Portage
this city
in t
disc
and
to
diamonds
he
itn th
in ia
took them
who p
first
claim and
York
the
{
Wer
with e¢ confines of
He to several local
ronounced them
' 3 }
water i
forwarde
Aas
ampli
{¢
FINANCIAL WORLD,
The b
Narr
The cot
continu
9
ton market is
yiiligh
Books of the New Jersey Central
will be closed from September
24th,
Charles M. Schwab
Steel Company
20.000 men
that
is
save
the
now
More general activity in the stock
markets has stiffened money rates,
but brokers are not heavy borrowers
yet,
An old trader remarked that
Pennsylvania was groaning under
the weight of the unsold convertable
bonds
The Reading Company has ship-
ped a little more anthracite coal this
month than in the same time in
August of last year.
A resumption of dividends
Tonopah Extension is expected
Rumor has it that a number of
big speculators who made a “kill
ing” in Union and Southern Pacific
are accumulating Pennsylvania stock
and are operating solely on the ex.
pectation of a dividend increase.
The Interstate Commerce Commie
slon has dismissed the complaint of
Well Brothers, of Ft. Wayne, against
the Pennsylvania Rallroad. The
complaint was alleged unjust rates
on wool in the grease from Phila:
delphia to Ft. Wayne, Ind.
on
| President Palma, However, Hesitates
To Issue Decree.
INSURGENTS MIGHT TURK iT DOWN.
| Situation the
| Forts
With-
Daily
Serious and
All
Peace
as Ever
Gover iment Considering
of Means for Making
out Bloods hed
Gaining.
The Insurgents
SCALED PEAK OF YOIA ANNO.
Officers Of The Perry Visit New
Island
x "
orn
ceeded n re
te
firet pers
the !
ey have na
peak tl
ng {o
md
Sheriff Took To The Wods,
Atlanta, Ga., (Special)
500 men remained
Lawrence home, near CO
night intent
stake the negro
County on suspicion of be
saflant of the Misses 1
the event he was identific
Arthur Reed. the Atlanta suenest
was seen by Miss Mabel Lax
and declared innocent The sheriff
of Dekald County, hari of the
formation of the mob, camped in the
woods all night, and has been
located either by the mob or the
county police sent to his resene
upon bur
arrested in Dek
thi
aid
ng
rents
ns.
in
them
A
¥
w
1 by
renee
ne
not
May Get Constitution.
Peking, (By Cable) The Dowa-
ger Empress of China plans to sum-
mon a conference of high ofMcials.
including several vicerove, to discues
the adoption of a constitution. The
Chinese commissioners who recently
visited the United States and Europe
and who have returned from thelr
tours, recommend a gradual change
to a cor ‘itutional government. tak-!
fug 10 to 15 years to oducate the,
people thereto.