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Show BRIEF REVIEW OF A WEEKEVENTS RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS IN ITEMIZED ITEM-IZED FORM Home and Foreign News Gathered . From All Quarters of the World, and Prepared for Busy Men I NTERMOU NTAI N. Reports presented at. the annual meeting of the Colorado Fuel & Iron company at Denver showed gross earnings for 'the last fiscal year of Mrs. Jack Derlce was Instantly killed kill-ed as she entered a room at her homa In Yatesboro, Pa. Charles Cameratti and Carl Dimetry, foreigners, -were! shooting at eacii other, after a quarrel, quar-rel, when Mrs. Derice appeared and a stray bullet struck her. Five deaths due to the storm which ported Monday night. Freddie Welsh, the English light; weight championship claimant, was knocked out in the ninth round oi his scheduled twelve-round bout at Winnipeg, Man., with Young Baylor, of Indianapolis. A miniture model of a Rocky mountain moun-tain national forest will be exhibited by the forest service at the Eighty International Dry Farming congress at Tulsa, Oklahoma, October 22 to November 1. The model measures 5 by 6 feet, and is on a scale to show an area of about four square miles. Indications are that William Sulzer will make the race for assemblyman f24,815,887, as compared with $24,268,-452 $24,268,-452 for the previous period. Rendered furious by jealousy, Will-lam Will-lam Fannin, a steamfitter, killed his wife by cutting her throat, and ended end-ed ihis own existence with poison at Denver. Captain Eugene Clarke of the Twenty-third Ohio volunteers, a fellow fel-low officer with Ruthei.ord B. Hayes and William McKinley, afterward presidents of the United States, died Monday at Seattle. He was 72 years Did. Petitions designed to determine whether public sentiment would support sup-port a proposal for the state to seize and operate 'the coal mines pending the settlement of the present strike were put into circulation at Denver on Monday. Construction of the new automobile road which will connect the Moffat and Rio Grande railroads, and incidentally inci-dentally cut the time between Denver Den-ver and Salt Lake about six hours, is almost completed. The road will be Dpened for use next summer. Milwaukee, pennant winners of the American association baseball organ- from the sixth district, which is in eluded in the congregational district he formerly represented. WASHINGTON. Secretary of the Treasury McAdoQ has announced that he had no inten-. tion of resigning from the cabinet, His statement was made in the course of two letters to newspapers. Conferences between President Wilson Wil-son and Republican members of the senate banking and currency committee, commit-tee, with a view toward 'making the pending currency bill a nonpartisan measure will be held within the nest few days at the White House. Imminence of a severe freight car shortage on American railroads in duced the interstate commerce com,-mission com,-mission to issue on Saturday a vig; orous appeal directed to both rail-, ways and shippers to give "close at. tention to methods of loading, unloading, unload-ing, moving and promptly returning to use the cars now available." George T. May of Washington, who knew Daniel Webster and John C Calhouu and was chief clerk of the office of the comptroller of 'the cur-, rency since 1877, died suddenly Sat- Ization, defeated Denver, Western league champions, in a minor league championship game Sunday by a score of 8 to 9, winning the series. Milwaukee Mil-waukee won four games to Denver's two. DOMESTIC. The number of workmen brought Into the copper mine strike district m Michigan by the mining companies make it practically certain that many pf the strikers would not be given their old places even if the strike is brought to an end. Blinded by the driving rain and a thirty-six-mile wind, five persons Is raging over Wisconsin were re-walked re-walked in front of automobiles at Cleveland, O., and two of them received re-ceived fatal injuries. William Payne, aged 50 farmer living ten miles south of Trenton, Mo., killed his wife and then committed com-mitted suicide. A little daughter witnessed wit-nessed th) shooting of her mother. The woman who was strangled in an alley in Milwaukee with her own silk scarf and her face and head beaten to a jelly by blows from a piece of gas pipe wielded by a man giving his name as George Schulz, has been identified as Mrs. Emily Will, 52, a widow. A. J. Kramer, 21 years old, died it Kankakee, Illinois, as the result re-sult of injuries in a football game between Grant Park and Kankakee athletics. His skull was fractured, neck broken and several ribs dislodged. dislodg-ed. The extreme penalty for grand larceny lar-ceny ten years in the penitentiary was imposed by Judge Willis of 'the criminal ourt at Los Angeles, upon G. S. Graham, who was convicted con-victed of having stolen an automobile. automo-bile. Colonel W. C. Gorgas, chief sanitary officer of the Panama canal zone, arrived ar-rived at New York on the steamship Ancon from Cristobal. He will sail shortly for South Afri a, where he uraay, aged si. John Lind, President Wilson's personal per-sonal representative in Mexico, has reported from Vera Cruz indications of General Huerta's intention to re--sign the provisional presidency. FOREIGN. The German Crown Prince on Friday Fri-day last sent a letter to the imperial chancellor declaring untrue the statement state-ment appearing in the press that he was in opposition to his father, the emperor, on the question of the accession ac-cession of Prince Ernest August of Cumberland to the throne of Brunswick. Bruns-wick. The proposal by Winston Churchill, first lord of the British admiralty, that England and Germany should declare a "naval holiday" in 1914 has been received without sympathy by the German government. The Servian government has notit fled the European powers that it had ordered its troops to withdraw im. mediately behind the Albanian front, ier fixed by 'the peace conference held in London at the conclusion of thg Balkan war. This step complies with, Austria's ultimatum. The Chilean government has def. initely decided n-t to take part officially of-ficially in the Panama-Pacific expoi si'tion at San Francisco owing to the, financial situation of the republic. The German steamer Georgia from Pensacola September 25 and Norfolk October 1, for Hamburg, went aground off Blankeness during a fog. Assistance Assist-ance was sent to the vessel. Crown Prince Frederick William arrived ar-rived in Berlin from Munich Sunday, and was summonded to appear immediately immed-iately before the emperor at Potsdam. The subject of the two hours' interview inter-view which followed was the recent demonstrative announcement of tho, crown prince's opposition to hia father's fath-er's policy regarding the Brunswick succession. The apointment of Sir Rufus Isaacs, the attorney general, as lord chief win investigate sanuary conuuions among the 200,000 employees of the -"" Consolidated mines at Witwater-Erand. Witwater-Erand. Eugene B. Scales of Texas and Frank B. Hayne and William P. Brown of New Orleans, entered tenative pleas of not guilty Monday to tho superseding indictment accusing them of having operated a corner in cotton In violation of the Sherman anti-trust law. More than 40,000 persons have already al-ready registered at North Piatt, Neb., for the drawing for lands In the North Platte forest reserve and Fort Nio-trara Nio-trara military reservation that will open October 28. Peter B. Cantrell, a cement worker at I'ocatello, shot his wife, perhaps fatally, and then committed suicide by shooting. He died within a few minutes and without making a statement. state-ment. M.ks Leah Alexander, who shot J. J. Vaiil'.aalcn, an advertising solicUor, at Han Francisco, mulcting- wounds from which he died, Is in Jail and will fa:o a charge of murder. The third disastrous fire In three London on Sunday. He succeeds Baron Bar-on Alverstone, resigned. Sir J. A. Simon, Si-mon, solicitor general, is appointed to the attorney generalship. Stanley Owen Buckmastcr succeeds to the solicitor so-licitor generalship. The Mexican foreign minister iSenoi Moheno, commenting on the speccl of Henry Lane Wilson, the formei American ambassador to Mexico, a( Spokane Friday night, said that sucl an expression from a man of his intimate knowledge of the truth about M.exico, was of great value to this country. Violent earthquakes shook fhq cities of Managua Masaya and Orandada, Nicaragua, on October 11. The alarmed populace deserted their houses lor tho public squares and open spaces. One building collapsed in Jall.eva, a suburb of Granada. The eightythreo deputies who have been held prisoners since the Mexican Mexi-can chamber of deputies- was dissolved dissolv-ed by Provisional President Jlucrta, will bu tried for treason, according to the government's present plans. English sulTi'a,",els again Interrupt- years swept the bi;'.inoHs district oi Otturn wa, Iowa, Sunday evening, causing caus-ing a lo's of SIl.VHjO. A half city Mock v swept, clean. Cuy 10. Crow, a former Sioux City newspaper man and son of Wale Senator Sen-ator C ). Crow ol' Maplolnn, la., diet! In liuir.-tlo, N. Y., of typhoid-pneumonia. The advance, guard of winter began to itviep over Mouth iJa.kol.'i tin Sunday. Sun-day. A I'.'Tcn noi l hwe-il. gale nauerorl I:i the lir-'.t. enow of winter, which w:m only light. cd (hi) services Sunday at SL. Pauls and also at 'St. Lukes, Kenslnglon, liy reciting a prayer for "Mary Richardson Richard-son and Annie Kennedy, whe are being be-ing forcibly led." TwonLyelglit. persons wore, killed noa.r Jolia nn i:il ha I, Germany, October 17, In the eplusiou and fall of Count, Zeppelin's latest dirigible balloon, bal-loon, llio "L-ll." The twenty-eight men 1 epfhon I oil the entire personnel person-nel of the admiralty hoard, which was I in conduct the llnal trial of Ijie dlilg-I dlilg-I Ihlo. j |