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the matter had boon brought to the
attention of congress, by. pe'eition and
he declared that with Biich a judge
sitting in a given case tho complain
ants would have "to whistle Tor re
lief." He would stop judicial tyrants
from denying justice.
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A cablegram by the Associated
Press under date of Jerusalem, April
29,, follows: "William J. Bryan, who
is visiting Jerusalem in his tour of
the world, addressed a special meet
ing held Saturday in the Tabernacle
by the Christian Missionary Alliance.
He spoke seventy minutes with
eloquence on the life of Christ and
His teachings, and expressed aston
ishment at the sma.ll proportion , of
Christians in America and Europe
visiting Bibleland."
Henry G. Goll, former assistant
cashier of the First National bank of
Milwaukee, was found guilty by a
jury in the federal court recently. He
was connected with the Frank G.
Bigelow bank. Bigelow is now serv
ing a term in ttie Ft. Leavenworth,
prison.
A club has been organized at Iola,
Kansas, the purpose of which is to
boom General Funston for the repub
lican nomination for president in 1908.
Admiral Dewey and other officers
who participated in the Manila bay
battle dined together May 1.
The first "Night and Day Bank" in
the world opened its doors for busi
ness recently in New Yqrk city. Re
ferring to the opening the New York
World says: "Within five minutes
sixty accounts had been opened, rep
resenting deposits of about $100,000.
When the clock in the rotunda marked
midnight the deposits had-run up to
$500,000. At; 'that hour the bank,
keeping open house, had received
5,000 visitors."
Jenkins Lloyd Jones, a Chicago
clergyman, says that trusts have come
to stay, and are still "the hope of the
world."
Qtto Kelsey has been nominated
and cpnfirmed as New York state in
surance superintendent. He succeeds
Francis Hendrix.
Premier Witte has been forced out
of the Russian government and M.
Goremykin, former minister of the in
terior, has been made; premier. The
new premier is said to be a decidedly
weak man.
An Associated Press dispatch, un
der date of New York, May 2, follows:
"Not since the Northern Pacific panic
of 'May 9, 1901, has there been such
a spectacular decline in prices on the
Aches
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one, fronvthe Infant and the colic, the middle
aged and the distressing, miserable headaches,
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matic pains.
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s'cock exchange as there was today.
Heavy selling, almost regardless of
the prices offered, began with the
opening of the market and from that
time till near the close the tone gen
erally was weak. There were rallies
from time to time when the bears
bought stocks to cover che sales they
had made at higher prices or when
some strong financial interests sent
in buying orders to protect shares
in which they were interested, but
each rally except the last one just be
fore 3 o'clock, was followed by a re
sumption of the selling movement.
The day's trading was extremely
heavy, rising to the total of 2,445,000
shares. Nearly 700,000 shares of
stoqks changed hands in the first hour
of trading."
The socialist parade In Chicago car
ried a red banner which was seized
by the police. The bearer of the ban
ner was arrested.
Mr. Bacon intimated tha'c it was
improper for judges to be criticised
in the senate. Mr. Bailey took issue
with him on this point.
Mr. McWade, former consul gen
eral at Canton, China, has replied to
the charges made against him by third
assistant secretary of state. Mr. Mc
Wade was given a hearing' before the
house committee on foreign rolations.
He made serious charges against Mr.
Pearce and demands a thorough in
vestigation, insisting that there is
nothing in his record at all to his
discredit. An Associated Press dis-
pa'ceh says that when Mr. McWade
concluded his testimony before the
committee, "members of the commit
tee congratulated him on the show
ing he had made."
Governor Pardee announces that a
special session of the California legis
lature will be held in order to pro
vide relief for $an Francisco.
New York financiers have offered
to advance $100,000,000 for rebuilding
San Francisco.
Rev. Thomas Sherman, son of the
late General William Sherman, under
took to make a tour under military
escort of his father's famous "march
to the sea-." The southern people
protested against the pilgrimage on
the ground -tha'c it would stir up old
prejudices. President Roosevelt or
dered the military escort to return
to its post.
Cyrus B. Davis of Bloomfield has
been nominated by the democrats of
the Second Indiana district for congress.
Sir Henry Elzaer Tascherau, chief
justice of the Canada supreme court,
has resigned on account of ill health.
In the senate, May 3, Senator Till
man criticised a number of the fed
eral judges. He said that he could
not accept tho idea that there was
anything holy about a judge "and
when we see how the highest judges
differ or change their minds poBsibly
because somethings gets the matter
with their stomachs or they sleep
badly, we can not be blamed if we
conclude that they are not infallible."
Mr. Tillman next referred to a pleas
ure trip to Tampico given by three
Kansas railroads to Federal Judges
McPherson, Phillips and Pollock. The
account was condensed from the Kan
sas City papers and showed that the
judges had been transported in a spe
cial car and were accompanied by the
general solicitors of the railroads giv
ing the excursion. Mr. Tillman said
that Judge Phillips had been especial
ly commended by the president in con
nection with the Paul Morton case and
he contrasted the president's course
in this case with his course in criticis
ing Judge Humphrey in the beef pack
ers' case. He would have judges keep
themselves above suspicion like
Caesar would have had his wife. He
would have them in such position that
they would not be subject to the re
flections of any "dirty newspaper re
porter." The South Carolina senator
also called atention to a railroad case
at Sherman, Tex., in which he de
clared Circuit Judge McCormick had
declined for six years to allow an un
prejudiced judge to sit. He said that
James E. Boyd, v who, In 1890, was
elected governor of Nebraska by the
democrats, is dead.
President Roosevelt has sent a spe
cial message to congress in which he
asks that body to thank foreign coun
tries for their generouB offers to aid
San Francisco. The president says
that where the contributions were of
fered to this government he did not
feel warranted in accepting them, but
where they were made to the citizens
relief committee of San Francisco, no
official action was or could be taken
in regard to them.
Newspaper dispatches say that the
friends of Richmond P. Hobson, re
cently elected to congress from an
Alabama district, are booming that
gentleman for the democratic presi
dential nomination in 1908.
A newspaper dispatch from Buf
falo, New York, follows: Daniel New
ton Lockwood, state commissioner in
lunacy, who nominated Grover Cleve
land to every public office to which
he has been elected, suffered the
amputation of his left leg. The oper
ation was performed by Dr. Roswell
Parl and notwithstanding Mr. Lock-
wood's sixty-two years, he is doing
finely. The commissioner's son,
Thomas B. Lockwood, said that
the operation was made necessary as
the result of gangrene in the foot.
"My father," he said, "has been
greatly troubled of late from that
source, and the disorder had begun
to extend so that in the opinion of
Dr. Park it was deemed best to ampu
tate the limb. The operation is suc
cessful, and no doubt my father will
speedily recover. Mr. Lockwood is a I
lawyer with large corporation inter
ests in Buffalo. Although a democrat
he was appointed to his present place
by Gov. Odell, after his excellent
showing as president of the New York
commission to the Pan-American ex
position, when he turned back to the
state treasury $125,000 saved out of
the appropriation. He was once dis
trict attorney of Erie county, went to
congress in 1877, serving three terms,
and was appointed by Mr. Cleveland
United States attorney for the north
ern district of New York."
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