Tlie Glister Gounly Republican
D. M. AMSHKIIKY. Editor
BROKEN BOWT . NEBRASKA
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INTELLIGENCE HERE GATHERED
COVERS WIDE AREA.
GBEflTER OB LESSER IMPORT
Includes What Is Going On at Wash
ington and In Other Sections of
the Country.
Washington.
Congress meets the llrst Monday In
December. The session will end
March 4th.
The beginning of November has
brought an Improved condition of gov-
urmncnl finances. The month shows
a surplus of more than $700,000 , as
against n deficit of $2,500,000 a year
ago. The total receipts to date are
nearly $7,000,000 ahead of n year ago
and the disbursements are nearly
$1,000,000.
Contemplating the adoption of
come of this government's improved
census-taking methods In connection
with its next census , the Canadian
government lia-i sent to Washington
K. S. Mcl'hall , of the census bureau
of Canada , < o consult with Director
Dura ml regarding the operations of
the American census bureau.
Pensions for all employes of na
tional banks and protection for their
families in cano of death has been
proposed to the treasury department
by the largo mutual llfo Insurance
companies. Several reports of the
companies headed by W. C. Beers of
New York , had a conference Orlday
with the comptroller of the currency
icgardlng the legality of the plan.
After a leave of absence lasting
nearly ten years during the most of
which tlmo ho was engaged In Arctic
vxploratlon , Capt. Robert E. Peary
1ms returned , to nctlvo duty in the
navy department For the present
the famous explorer is to bo engaged
ns engineering expert for the de
partment of Justice in cases before
the court of. claims , involving con
struction work for the naval bureau
of yards and docks.
Foreign.
Mexicans at the town of Sayula
have tendered their services in the
event of war with the United Stats.
Crippen , the wife murderer , will
barely * cscapo the gallows , though
given a ten-days' extension from the
original day set for his execution.
The Australian commonwealth de
cided not to accept the Canadian gov
ernment's proposal to renew the Van
couver and Australia mall eorvlco
with calls at Auckland and Sidney
only.
Morroco 1ms agreed to pay Spain
$13,000,000 Indemnity as demanded by
the latter government following the
successful Spanish campaign against
the Riff tribesmen in the summer of
1909.
1909.Tho
The marriage of Prlnco Victor Na
poleon Bonaparte , cousin of King
Victor Emmanuel and pretender to
the turono of France , and Princess
Clementine , daughter of the iato King
Leopold of Belgium , took place at
Montcallcrl , near Paris.
Baron do Ungern StcrnBurg , corre
spondent of a soml-ofllclal Austro-
Huugarian news agency , was BOH-
tenced by the appeal court to four
years hand labor on the charge of
high treason. Baron Sternburg was
arrested last Juno by the secret police
after a search of his apartments. The
police slozcd his papers and the baron
was placed In confinement.
General.
Socialism was denounced at the
meeting of the Catholic federation at
Now Orleans.
There Is nurprlso In Portugal that
the United States has not recognized
the Infant republic.
There is a long list of New York
democrats who aspire to the coming
vacancy in the U. S. senate.
A movement Is on to deprive the
next speaker of the national house
of the committee appointing pbwor.
Editor Hitchcock , for U. S. senator ,
has moro votes than any other man
on the democratic ticket In Nebraska.
E. J. Byrnes , thirteen years old ,
died at Mllford , Mass. , of injuries re
ceived in a football scrimmage three
months ago.
A commission has been appointed
to Inquire into the sanity of Kwlng
"Watterson , uon of Henry " \Vattorson
of Louisville , Ky.
Flvo hundred pounds moro of docu
mentary evidence records of the Chicago
cage & Western Illinois railroad were
brought into court to aid the govern
ment in Its suit against the Standard
Oil company of Indiana.
Aldrich has a money bill which It
Is said ho will push at the coming
short session of congress.
At Anadnrko , Okl. , Police Chief W.
C. Temple was called to his door by
nn unidentified Mexican and fatally
uhot.
The San Juan , Porto Rico , branch
of the Union Bank of Halifax , has
been merged with the Royal Bank of
Canada.
One hundred and four thousand
settler * entered Canada from the
United States during the last year
and 75,000 entered the United States
from Canada-
Six persons were killed nnrt twenty-
six Injured In a wreck at Kalnmazoo ,
Mich.
The llllnoln Btnto lax rommlsfislon
has fixed the rate of stale taxes for
next year at 30 contn on each $100 of
nsscHKed property valuation.
Hugeno Zimmerman Raid Europe re
garded RooRovcIt as nn agitator.
National hanks of the country must
soon make a showing of their condi
tion.
tion.Tho
The lower house of the vncxt con-
press will have a democratic majority
of about forty. .
Plnchot asks the president for leave
to Illo a brief concerning the Cun
ningham clalmo.
H Is llgured at this time that Al-
drlch's majority for governor In Ne
braska will reach M.OOO.
Trenton , N. J. , has a population of
90,815 Inhabitants , according to the
thirteenth census statistics.
Doctors nt their Baltimore mooting
scored medical schools for their fail
ure to train students on care of in
fants.
Charles W. Armour believes high
prices have reached their climax , and
from now on will be on the down
grade.
Tiio supreme court of the United
States has adjourned for Its Thanks
giving recess. It will reconvene No
vember 28.
Latest returns from the Nebraska
election sht/w that Walt , republican ,
for secretary of state , will have about
250 majority.
The successful campaign of Eugene
N. Foss , the democratic candidate
for governor of Massachusetts cost
him $37,000 , according to his sworn
return.
The total not revenue of the steam
railroads in the United States last
Inly was $73,477,590 or $308.51 per
mlle against $78,138,013 , or $335.00
per mlle of line in July of last year.
The New York state department of
health Is seeking the co-operation ol
various rallroades operating In the
state In abolishing the common drink
ing cup trom trains and railroad sta
tions.
Complete returns indicate that the
Wyoming legislature will bo repub
lican by a majority of eleven on Joint
ballot , insuring the return of Senator
C. D. Clark to the United States
senate.
Governor B. F. Carroll announced
the appointment of Lafayette Young ,
editor and publisher of the Dca
Molnos Capital , to bo United States
senator , succeeding the late Senator
Dolllver.
Mayor Gaynor said he would not
favor a bill proposing to change the
power of appointing public service
commissioners for the First district
from the governor to the mayor , of
Now York.
Exports out of this country In Oc
tober were larger than in any pre
vious month in the history of the
United States while imports were
about ? 1,000,000 less than In the came
month last year.
Belated returns on Tuesday's elec
tion continue- Increase the plurality
of James H. Hawlcy , democratic can
didate for governor of Idaho. It Is
now estimated ho will lead Governor
Bradby about 1,000 votes.
Long and short haul problems In-
volvcd In the fourth section of the
amended law for the regulation of In
terstate commerce will bo discussed
at a conference at the interstate com
merce commission headquarters hi
Washington on November 28.
The Now Mexico constitutional con
vention disregarded the advice given
by Theodore Roosevelt to make a
constitution easily amended and
adopted an article requiring two-
thirds of each house to propose nn
amendment and a big majority of the
electorate to approve.
Census Director Durand has been
having moro trouble of late than any
officer of the government. Census di
rectors always have trouble and al
ways expect It. Aspiring communi
ties of the urban sort are seldom sat-
isllcd with the result of the federal
enumeration of population.
The Nobel prize committee has
awarded the prize for literature for
1910 to Paul Johann Ludwlg Heyse ,
the Gorman poet and novelist.
Rev. Dr. Charles Ilumner .Burch ,
arch-deacon of Richmond , Statcn Is
land , has been elected bishop suffra
gan of the Protestant diocese of New-
York.
Count Bonl do Castcllano , former
husband of Anna Gould , now the wife
of his cousin , Prlnco do Sagan , has
filed with the -Vatican n formal peti
tion asking the pope to confirm his
civil divorce and grant him a church
divorce. Count Bonl , it is said , is
suing for the hand of Miss Anna Mor.
gau , daughter of J. P. Morgan
Personal.
Colonel Goothals says the canal
will bo Mulshed December 1 , 1913.
Gov. SUunders , of Louisiana , will
call an extra session of the legisla
ture.
President Taft gave Glfford pin-
chot permission to Illo his brief in the
Alaska land case controversy.
A woman delegate to the American
federation of labor spoke in the in
terest of equal suffrage rights.
Senator Depew , In the face of de
feat , says ho Is the happUct man in
Now York.
Fifty-one counties give Hitchcock
114-U2 , and Burkctt 94,999 for sena
tor from Nebraska.
Stalling from a steamer , Aviator
Ely in a biplane made a llight over a
neck of Chesapeake bay.
A movement Is on foot among Ken
tucky democrats to have Congress-
umn-oloct Caleb Powers unseated.
Colonel Weaver , of the division of
mllltla , says there Is strong prejudice
among labor unions to the national
cuard.
DELEGATED FROM IRRIGATED
DISTRICTS WIN OUT.
DELEGATES BET ORGANIZATION
Resolutions Adopted Favoring Gradu
ated Plan In Payment for
Plowing V/atcr.
The llrsl meeting of the NubniBkn
Stale Irrigation association at ISridge-
port roHtiltPtl In tlio delugalcH from
the Irrigated region capturing the or
ganisation and affecting a pornmncnt
organization that will horcnttur bo
limited almost exclusively to dele
gates from portions of the state where
Irrigation is carried on. T. C. 13gRle-
Bton was elected president ; \V. L.
Minor , secretary , and S. K. Warwick ,
of Alliance , treasurer. A legislative
committee was appointed consisting
ol .1. L. Ilaligaii , .1. G. Uoller. Fny 13.
Williams , 0. .1. Hunt , O. W. Cardner ,
Fred A. Wright and W. 1' . Hyron.
Most of these committcemen are said
to he representatives of Irrigation
ditches , either as agents or attorneys.
When the committee on resolutions
presented a plank asking for legisla
tion to permit land owners to buy wat
er from whatever irrigation company
they choose the plank was promptly
tabled. This resolution was asked by
landowners whoso lands are now un
der prhate ditches and who arc com
pelled to buy of the Irrigation com
pany which has obtained the appro
priation of water for r.uch lands.
The resolutions adopted ask that the
government I'athiinder ditch be allow
ed to tiell Its excess water not needed
for lands under the government pro
ject to other canals and approprl'tors
along the North Platte river based up
on the cost of the reservoir and on
terms similar to those on which the
water IB disposed of to the landown
ers under the government project.
The association also resolved in favor
of a graduated plan of water payments
upon the Pathllnder canal extending
over a longer period of time than ten
years , as recommended by the North
1'lntto Valley Water Users' associa
tion.
It was reported at the mooting that
D. D. Price , present assistant state
engineer , and 1 { . IF. Willis of Bridge
port wore applicants for appointment
to the position of state engineer or
secretary of the state board of irriga
tion. The state board that makes
the appointment will consist of Gov
ernor Aldrlcii , Land Commissioner
Cowlcs and Attorney General Grant
G. Martin.
Returns on Election.
All of the counties in Nebraska save
Douglas and AlcPhorson have sent in
olllclal returns to the secretary of
state. McPherson's vote Is small and
will cut llttlo llguro in the totals.
Taking the unofficial totals of Doug
las and adding these to the official
returns on file , the following vote is
recorded on governor : Aldrich , rep. ,
1U2.G22 ; Dahlman , dem. , 107,818 ;
Wright , soc. . r > , ; ii7. ( Aldrlch's plural
ity , 15,301. The leading candidates for
senator polled these votes : Hitch
cock , dem. , 12IU38 ; Durkett , rep. . 102-
Ifii ) . Hitchcock's plurality , 20GCa.
Aldrich carried 71 counties ; Dahl
man , 18 ; Hurkott10 ; Hitchcock , 52.
Outside of IVmglas county Aldrich bad
215,717 more than Dahlman , and Hitch
cock had 10,812 more than Hurkett.
Railroad Business.
An increase of 10 per cent is shown
for the year ending 1910 ( in total rail
road business done at Lincoln and
Omaha. Crawford shows an Increase
of HO per cent over 1009. Ileatrico ,
Falrbury and South Omaha slow ;
losses.
Thousand Dollar Alfalfa Stack.
Uopresentatlvo Lindsay of Webster
county , who will sit in the coming
legislature , probably holds the record
for a Belling price for a hay stack.
Lindsay got 100 U > ns of alfalfa from
ono cutting of a Held and stacked the
entire cutting in ono hugo stack. Ho
sold the hay stack for $1,000 even ,
Buying City Securities.
The state has again resumed the
purchase of municipal securities.
There being available runds on hand ,
the board of educational lands ami
funds has bought $20,000 of Hoatrico
city light and water b'omls at \\t \ , per
cent.
Plnttsmouth Rifle Range.
Major 1C. J. Phelps , Captain Oago
and Captain Kostorson of the Nebras
ka National Guard went to Plaits-
mouth to investigate a proposed rllle
range and camp grounds on the Mis
souri river. The grounds are suit
able for a rango. but It IB doubtful If
they are suitable as a place for an
nual camping and maneuvers.
Red Cross Stamps.
The Nobiaska association for the
study and prevention of tuberculosis
has sent 50,000 of the red cross
stampB to the local charity organiza
tion to bo distributed for sale nrotiud
the local department stores. These
stamps arc placed on sale at the prlco
of ono cent each , the proceeds from
the sale going Into the fund of the na
tional organization for the prevention
of tuberculosis. It IB becoming milto
a custom to seal all Christmas pack
ages with thofio stamps and consid
erable revenue is received thorofroui.
LEGISLATIVE ROLLS.
List of Members of House and Sen *
nte.
The Senate.
iJliit. Xinni * anil Aililrriw. J'mty.
1 J. It. MmitHicn , ] , Fall * City D
tfI IA. . VnniiT. .Sterling It
V-Ilrnry KiittltiiK , Nebinsku City U
I W. II Banning ; , Union 1 }
r SI. 1. I'laccK.Viiln. . ( . D
J -I ! H. Mot ton , Onmlia D
-John 12 , ItciiKHt ) , Oiniilia . ' . .11
.1. M. TmniiM , South Oniiillii 1)
7 M. S. Wile-ox , finlK P
sf. f. M Tairoii croftnii. u
! l A. A. Smith , St. IMwiitdt H
10 Krcd Volpp. Si'ilbner I )
II I'lill S Knbl , Wuyni- U
12 1. ] . . Allx-it. Columbus D
1 ! ! I 1) . ! . < < . Lxneh O
Jt-W. II IloynntdH , Cliudiuii tt
lt > J. A. OlllH , Old , ] )
Hi C. F Bodlnson , Kcinni'V. . .4 , .b
17 .1. II ilnlirinan , St. Llbory I )
1S .I | | . K.-inp. FulleiUiii U
n C Al. SHU. * D.i\ld City I )
20K ] . Blown. Athor It
- \V. A. .S.-llrili , Lincoln It
21I'dtor .lanyi-n. Beatrice It
IFrank ! Hallos , Wllbcr [ >
2S-Wi-s I'li-kins , I'owell 1)
24C. . C. Hniltli. Kxeler H
- . " > - .lanii'M M. Cox , llmniituii It
2I5 .T. M At < ftt-w , nioiiiiiliiKton It
27 < ! W. TlhbftH. HiiHtlllKH t )
2S II A. Cox. Will-ox It
2n-.I If. ( 'ordeal , McCool ; It
SO--V. V UoiiK'und ' , North t'lnttu U
The House ,
Dlst. N'iiinc and AOdicus. 1'aily.
1-t'lmilPH Ilic.-ht. J-'allH rily D
-llemy GcrikH. Kalln Cltj U
oitu Kutniic , lliiinlxildt \ )
2-A. K. H.ncIaN. Ilookwallcr It
. 1'nttn , i'auiiuu City D
. bolt , Aulnini It
T. aiccii ; , lltownvlllu U
tiilmmin , Tcc'iinihcli It
Cjitackcnbitsli , Aitbui u II
.iMdlKli , Ni-braaka CILv \ )
\V. Amiiss , Diinb.il . . . , . ! l
II 1'nK I'lattsiuoiltli It
1C. .Mi I/KIT. cVlur rrtok U
I. Ki.i/.Hiiui. Ni-lia\vka It
\ \ Minbdin. Ciotna U
IUilaii.1 , ( Jiu.iliu U
IT. liulla. Kniltli Unialiil D
II. ( fioMsiniin , Unialia U
II. llolnios , Dinalia I )
Jtlna , Unialia D
Liver , Oin.iliii v D
Kd AlcAullr , IJunson 1)
.1. F Murlmity , ninalia 1)
\V. S Sliorm.ikor , Unialia , U
11 W. I ) , llalli-i. lllatr U
12 C. 11.V. . iliissiDocaUir D
13 11. 11. Uuizox , Ili-niiaii It
IIK. . T. L.iioiKKiiinoiit I )
II. .1 Ni Iwin , llooiior D
ITi Coii M ( f.irthy , 1'oinli'i1 U
Hi I- ' I , ( LilluKlu-r , Uosallo P
I7--II. C lin-Icls. Wajno n
IS- [ : . K. KlllH , Alien \ . . .
J'l loliii Kuhl. Uandolpb U
20V. . I. Kirls. C'tclKlitun It
21 K. Al. lloiisb , NrllKl H
22 11. n. Sinllb , Hoonu. . . . " U
2i : II C. Alatiuu , Norfolk \ )
21 Cluuli' . Hibiulc * , lltiinplucy D
25-H C. ItOKiiti , 1'lattu I )
2i ( ,1. 11. Hlndolor. Si-liuylur D
27 Flank IJokv.alVahoo I )
--\Vlllliiin linrliuc. Aslilund D
2R.lii.vopb Dohtal. Klielby U
.lolm llaslk. Able U
2- ! ) < J. W. Fuller. Sowald D
llumy Ki-liucle , Utlca n
JO .1. 11. Mnrkctt , Normal It
S. H. JH-Ki-lvlc , Lincoln H
A. .1. Allnor , Lincoln H
-Kirl O. KaK'-r , Lincoln U
I. II. tlatllulil , Lincoln D
31 Alike Alurpby , Kilond D.
J A lloapod.sky , Wllbui D
: > 2 .Inlm MrKlbHlrk , Hcuttluu 1)
Cljdo Kllloy. Ui-atilco It
I 11 Clayton , AV.vinoio U
: ! .i I.v I'liiHbury , Uewltt u
.I llrmy Ilolllgrr , I'lyniouth O
36 William Grnebur , Byron U
3i ! l.uthci lionliain , Full-bury I )
37 I'otfr IC Ki'iibcrKcr. HtiaiiK D
11 N. Swan , Falimont. . * U
3S W. XI. Colton , Yoik H
- 1)V. . Bukcr , Benedict It
S9--.I. Al. Norton , O.sceolu D
Mi-ll. < ! Taylor , Cential City It
11 T. ] ! . NordKien U1
-C K Nelr , Auroia H
42 A. A. Oalt. KdKar H
John Al. JOIIUH , Clay Center It
13 Urnest Meyer , Ouk rt
11 cicnrw W. Llndsey , IleJ Cloud I )
ITi 1. D. Kvans , KCIIOHUW It
46 W. J. AVi'osner , Red Cloud D
47 W A. 1'ilnoe , Grand Island H
.lohn AV. Sink , Grand Island 1)
IS S. Al. Fries , Uannpbiog 1)
19 T. .1. Howard , Unrwoll U
CO U. 11 Croiiln , O'Neill H
U. A. Alien , Atkinson It
51 B. S. HiirrliiKton , Alnswoith U
f 2 K. D. Clarke , Valentine U
r.ll W u. Kent , Gordon U
Rl 11. K. Buslieo. Kimball U
r.r , M. E. McClPllan. Noith Loup U
50 O. H. Moody , Anslc-y H
IONHO Gaudy. Broken Bow D
57-W. R. Walt i' . Loup City H
53 K. C. BaHsott , Gibbon H
W. F. Bailey , Kcuiney D
r n W M Stebblns , GothenburK It
( ! 0 C'hriH Anderson , Norman H
( ! 1 L. II. Kastman. Campbell D
(12 ( t ) . S Ilurdln , Alma H
63 K. W. Itoberts. Iloldrpfjo U
0-1 James John , Cumbil.lKO It
I'm Finnic Moore. Indlanola H
C S. 1) AtaHt , Alooiolleld H
67-W V . Taylor , Culbertaon D
Seats for Legislators.
Blue prints of the doors of both the
house and senate have been prepared
and members of the next legislature
are being- , assigned scats as rapidly as
their requests come in. Most of the
old members write the secretary of
state telling him exactly where they
wish to sit.
Stock Yards Company Defendant.
The Union Stock Yards company of
South Omaha has filed a motion In
federal court lor an order making the
stock yards company a defendant in
the case of the Missouri Pacific rail
road company et al vs. the members
of the state railway commission. The
company asks that this bo done be
cause , as they allege , each and every
one of the defendants named In the
original bill , arc merely nominal
parties therein and have no personal
property Interest In the subject mat
ter of the original bill , and that the
stock yards company Itself is the only
ono financially Interested in the bill.
Beet Sugar Industry.
"W. M. Clifford , receiver of the fed
eral land oillce , has returned from n
trip through western Nebraska , dur
ing v.hlch ho visited at Scott's Uluff.
Mr. Cilffoid was snrprl&ed at the ex
tent of the beet sugar industry which
is being developed
Pardoned by the Governor.
.lames Heed , who killed Delia
Haynes , a woman of the under world ,
nt Omaha several years ago , has been
pardoned by Governor Shallcnbergcr.
Amendment Defeated.
The proposed constitutional amend
ment submitted at the election that
would have withheld the franchise
from now arrivals from foreign lands
until after llvo years' res > ldenco seems
to have been defeated. The ofllclal
returns from lx countls arc yet miss
ing , but these citimot make tip the
necessary number except by unex
pected voting. In eighty-six counties
the total vote cast was 205,001. A
majority of this total vote , the pro
portion required for adoption of a
constitutional amendment , is 102,801.
WAVING OVER MEXICO , AND TUR.
DULENCE GENERAL.
DIAZ FACING IS REAL TROUBLE
Hard Flghtlnu Reported in Widely
Separated Towns American Resi
dents Are Not Regarded as
in Any Danger.
Mexican repoits are conllicting , but
a non-hysterical correspondent at La
redo , Tex. , Intimates conditions are
not us bad as pictured.
On the other hand , Eagle Pass and
121 Paso send oilt reports of sanguin
ary battles and n growth of the re
volt.
volt.Ono
Ono enthusiastic revolutionist says
the reign of Dlais about over.
At Mexico Pity there Is an evident
feeling of uneasiness and admission
Is made of serious lighting.
On all hands assurance Is given
that Americans are safe.
Laredo , Tex. Everything is quiet
and tranquil * In this city , notwith
standing an iindcrcurient of interest
In the possible outcome of the situa
tion in Mexico , which now is in the
acute stage of a struggle between the
government and anti-government
forces at'various points within the
republic. So far as local conditions
are concerned , there is very llttlo
fear of an outbreak. The United
States government has an increased
force hero and the state rangers are
also on the ground , In spite of the
general belief that their services will
not be needed at any stage of the dis
quiet ' that prevails at the border
points. The rangers are under com
mand of u veteran , rapt. J. II. Rogers.
Captain Rogers says he is here to see ,
so far as possible , that the law is not
violated. It is not certain that he will
remain in Laredo , but he probably will
go Into the countrj , either above or
below the city along the Rio Grande
and exercise every precaution to pre
vent violation of the neutrality laws
Appreciate Carnegie Gift.
Pittsburg , Pa To show their ap
preciation of the recent gift of $1,100-
000 to the Carnegie technical schools ,
ana an endowment of $2,000,000 by
Andrew Carnegie , students of the
institution have purchased an im
mense solid silver tray which they
will send to his home In New York ,
where it will bo presented to him on
his seventy-fifth birthday anniversary
next Friday. The tray Is appropriate
ly ensraved.
Progress in Land Sale.
Washington , n. C. Satisfactory re-
isults have been reported by Commls-
[ sioiier Wright , of the five civilized
tribes , in the lirst of the series .of
sales , which will take place within
the next sixty drfys , of the unallotted
llndian lands In Oklahoma. Fifty-one
of the sixty-seven tracts offered were
sold at prices ranging from $2.50 to
$17 an acre.
Lafe Young to Run Again ,
lies Molnes , la. United States Sen
ator Lafayette- Young , appointed by
Governor Carroll to serve until the
coming general assembly , has form
ally announced that he is a candidate
before the legislature to fill the un-
expired term of the late Senator Dol-
liver , which terminates March -1,1913.
Exists Largely In Mind.
Washington , n. C. That "third de
gree" methods as a means of getting
criminals to confess exists principally
in the minds of dramatists and special
writers was the gist of testimony
given before the special senate com
mittee appointed to investigate the
subject.
Justified In Shooting.
Guadalajara , Mexico Carlos B.
Carothers , the American real estate
dealer , who shot two men , one fatally ,
during the riots here , has been re
leased from custody , tho'authorities
declaring he was justified in acting
as ho did in the defense of his home.
Dr. Crippen Pays Penalty.
London Dr. Crippen was hung
Thursday. It is said lie made 3 con
fession before his execution , bat the
statement cannot be conllrmed. Miss
Leneve wilU return to New York at
once.
Thousand People Drowned.
Saigon , French Indo-China Ono
thousand persons were drowned and
four hundred harks were lost during
floods in the province of Quangnagai ,
in Annum.
Queen is Seriously 111.
Brussels. The condition of Queen
Elizabeth , who is ill with bronchitis is
serious. '
Expensive Sort of a Lad.
New York An allowance of $23,000
K year for the support of a boy of ton
Is sought in an application made in
the surrogate's court. The boy is
Hunt Tllford Dickinson , whoso grand
father , the late Wesley Hunt Tilford ,
left him $ -1.000.000 of the fortune ho
made through his connection with the
Standard Oil company. The boy has
nn Income of $90.000 a year , and his
father. A. G. Dickinson of New York ,
thinks ho should have $25.000 of this
to live on.
Lydia E. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compounds
Chicago. 111. " I was troubled with
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get well unless I
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I know I could not
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