| Show SHORT STORIES I Health officers of New York have no fears that bubonic plague will obtain i a foothold there Col Ely Sutton of Detroit regent oC the University of Michigan and prominent prom-inent Republican politician of the Pin grce following was acquitter of complicity I com-plicity in the Slate military clothing frauds Gen Gordon declares the Louisville reunion as in every way the most I puecessful ever hold by the United ConfeJc > rat Veterans I J W Howe district deputy of the United Mine Workers of America has I boon arrested at Jelllco Tenn Ho l organize the miners was ndenorln to I ners of the Whitley county companys mines when his arrest was cause I Acting Sheriff Sulci of Frankfort Ky has not yet applied for a requisition I requisi-tion on Coy Mount for the extradition of W S Taylor but will do so I There will be no colored women admitted ad-mitted to membership in the general I federation of wdmens clubs which meets in Milwaukee next seek T C Gontinmn who for two years has been paymaster in the Department of the Lakes has been transferred to I I Manila FI4sh terlan church I The Reformed Presbyterian I In session at Ccdarville 0 yesterday again gavo its attention to the reports I of the boards of the church I Ton members of the New York Automobile Au-tomobile club started from the Wal I dorfAstoria hotel at 725 oclock yesterday yes-terday morning for a roud run to Philadelphia Phil-adelphia The Chicago India famine relief committee ban cabled flUOO sterling to Lady Curon wife I of the Viceroy to I be used In the famine districts St Paul has been elected for the I next convention of the Association of I Military Surgeons of th < United States I with the understanding that the next meeting vlll be held In San Francisco j I I All surgeons of the Civil war on either side were made eligible for membership I member-ship In view of the prohibitory law the liquor men of Manitoba an asking tho I Government lo provide for compensation compensa-tion The total amount Is fixed at I 2000000 and It is impiobable that there will lx an nttompt to compensate I compen-sate Judge Cibbonss ruling on the will uf the late Leonard Gould of Chicago will form a precedent In effect the decision deci-sion holds that llui maker of the will neod not sign the instrument I In the presence owitnesses lo tin > document I and that the attesting w itmFsos need not be inforihed that the t Instrument I which they attest is a will |
