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tho sympathy and patience of 'the
American people.
Six hundred garment workers em
ployed by several Milwaukee con
cerns vWent out on strike, claiming
that Chicago garment houses were
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"Washington dispatches say that
W D. McHugh of Omaha, may be
appointed associate justice of the
United States supreme court.
Tho will of David B. Hill shows
property worth about $62,000.
Tho rate of discount of the Bank
of England was reduced from 5 to
4 per cent.
Ono death was officially reported
from the cholera infected districts
of Rome and eight now cases.
Congressman Broussard of the
Third Louisiana district formally
announced his candidacy for the
United States senate.
It is announced that friendly re
lations will bo established' between
the- Argentine republic and Bolivia,
following negotiations.
The plans of the treasury depart
ment for the changing of the -size
and design of paper money were sub
mitted to a conference of outside ex
perts. I
The Toronto, Canada, free hos
pital for consumptives was destroyed
by fire. Ninety patients, four of
whom were helpless, were removed
safely. Loss, $100,000.
Dr. Salvadoro Castrillorwho form
erly looked after the interests of
Estrada insurgents in America, will
return as Nicaraguan minister at
Washington.
Mrs. James .McKlnney, , wife of a
representative from Illinois in con
gress, fell while walking in the
downtown district and was carried
to the emergency hospital.
Announcement was made by Post
master General Hitchcock of the ap
pointment of James J. Britt of North
Carolina to succeed Assistant Post
master General A. L. Lawshe.
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Facts obtained from Chicago pack
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paring to recommend the early pas
sage of the bill to regulate and limit
the cold storage of foods.
Lewis D. Brandeis, the lawyer who
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vestigation, telegraphed to the man
agers of western' railroads that he
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