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Show NEWS OF THE WORLD. I J DOMESTIC. X . Teary's ship, Koosevelt, sailed from New York on voyage to north pole. Auditor of Chicago Telephone company died from effects of blow given by husband of woman who had left her home for him.. General W. V. Blackmar, commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, died at Boise, J.da. Mob fought police to gain admittance to dedication of synagogue in St. Louis, Mo. . Mrs. Kate M. Cleary, newspaper and magazine writer, writ-er, fell dead at feet of little son after stormy inter-j inter-j view with husband at Chicago. Fraternal insurance societies at Chicago threatened with disruption because of increase in rates.- Des Moines, la., church will offer reward for capture of murderer of member of congregation. Marriage of Explorer William Clark to Xez Perce Indian In-dian maiden, 100 years ago, revealed. Sluggers prevented federation of labor election, destroyed de-stroyed ballots, cowed judges and clerks, and beat former strike leader to insensibility at Chicago. Hail way express drivers, by scant majority of forty-two, forty-two, voted to continue strike at Chicago; only 244 ballots bal-lots cast out of 900 membership. . Interesting report as to cause of "tired disease" in Porto liico: infection due to small worm of blood consuming con-suming type, which makes ravages on intestines of victims; sanitary conditions aid m stamping out di-seasa. di-seasa. New York police magistrate sentenced masher to six months' imprisonment for annoying- woman. Milwaukee shown by grand Jury investigation to be graft and boodle ridden. Senator Clark of MoVana operated on in New York i for abscess of brain; continued to rally, but condition serious. ' Five defendants in Illinois Tunnel forgery case freed by flaw in indictment; state's attorney to proceed pro-ceed to annul franchise. Two persons killed and many injured in eastern Illinois wreck at Steger, 111., caused by open switch. . Chicago Fraternal Order of Jews offered, financial aid for nationalizing of Israelites. Chicago faces deficit of nearly 5300,000 due in part to cost of strike. . I Rich Aledo, 111., woman under indictment for torturing tortur-ing child, sheltered from law in Kenilworth sanitar- j ium. Rich Texan buried treasure boxes at South Haven for women to find. Colored militiamen with bayonets charged Chicago south side mob and rescued negro temporary policeman who had shot and wounded woman. Thousands attack police in "San Juan Hill" district, New York: 2r0 bluecoats required to quell race riot. " More light shed on alleged backmail plan at New, - : York in connection with subscriptions to "America's Smart Set"; solicitor held for trial. Charles A. Rice, son of former governor of Minnesota, Minne-sota, threw police captain from Coney Island hotel. . Washington officials hailed selection or. .Witte as Russian plenipotentiary; believe peace now assured. Big Illinois coal c.ompany,in which Devlin is interested inter-ested heavily, failed; thousands of acres of mining , land is involved. List of deaths due to injuries received on fourth of July numbers eighty-six for entire country. Striking New York tailors fatally wounded Isaac Newman, manufacturer, and wrecked his factory. Discussion of Cathojic text books occupied final session ses-sion of Catholic educational convention at New York. Ma inp disturbed by earthquake shocks in- central part of st?.te. . President Roosevelt urged Attorney General Moody to give cotton report scandal personal attention. Senator Mitchell denied new trial; will be sentenced next week: Old man nam,ed as co-resnondent in divorce suit, killed himself in New York. Thomas Lawson addressed Jeeison club at Chicago and called municipal ownership will-o'-the-wisp. 1 School children at Chicago held mass meeting to discuss dis-cuss plan to construct and operate play grounds in city. . Trade exchanges of country may join in crusade of extermination against the bucket shop. Chicago City Railway company agreed to negotiate with council committee for disposal of properties. Largest trade organizations called conference in Chicago to secure reciprocity with foreign countries. Dean of Yale told President Hadley segregation of rich men's sons in expensive dormatories encouraged snobbishness: greatest evil of day. . - Editor of New York Press refused to tell legislature who wrote article charging use. ff boodle to keep Justice Jus-tice Hooker on bench. Chairman Shontz of Panama, board declares reports of illness on canal as "gros exaggerations.'" j Twelve additional directors of Equitable chosen at special meeting of board; three resignations accepted. Receiver of defunct Central National bank of Boston Bos-ton sued former directors for $500,000 which he says was stolen from stockholders. Otto Sidel, jr., whose confession caused 104 indictments indict-ments for boodling in Milwaukee, was arrested on a charge of stealing county furniture. Railway magnates claim to have checked agitation throughout country in favor of rate reform; misleading mislead-ing tactics pointed out; President Roosevelt still firm for legislation; concerted action by shippers necessary. neces-sary. At Washington department of justice officials hold , criminal prosecutions will be instituted in cotton statistic sta-tistic leakage. . : . . . . ; m ' "-" MWJIPl mtm miym- .u I nwnwm mil num. ihkhii un ,i u u n n , , i.nn, .11,1, .. ' I Declared by religious college head at New York that Roman Catholics are abandoning higher education. Labor chiefs visited President Roosevelt concerning recent Chinese order. Collusion between Waters-Pierce and Standard Oil coinpanies shown by records admitted in ouster case ' at Kansas City, Mo. Two men who robbed Winfield (Kas. hotel and killed : detective, battled with- posse; one bandit killed and one fatally wounded. ' Negro killed captain, passengers, and crew, eleven ' persons in all, on British ship in Honduras waters; jjirl swam ashore. President Roosevelt, in speech to doctors, said success suc-cess of Panama canal i assured; defended General Wood. Reduction in salaries of leading officials of Equitable will result in saving of $150,000 year; more light on joekx syndicate deals. FOREIGN. Fighting organizations of Russian revolutionary party par-ty acknowledged assassination of Prefect Shouvaloff and threatened other autocrats. John Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress" adapted to South African understanding; Christian portrayed as ragged Kaffir. - Official story of sinking of Japanese cruiser Takas-ago Takas-ago on Dec. 12, 1904, said the crew, numbering 500, remained re-mained on ship to last, refusing all avenues of escape, es-cape, and singing praises to mikado while facing certain cer-tain death. . - Japanese routed Russia's Sakhalin army,; conquest of southern end of island new complete. Vladivostok completely invested by Japanese; Line-vitch Line-vitch reported spread of disaffection in army. Swedish report will demand that Norway rescind storthing's removal of King Oscar to secure separation. separ-ation. . Hundreds of Jews slain and tortured and their homes looted in anti-Semitic riots in towns and villages in western Russia. Increased tolerance of French shown in developments over Moroccan crisis; the republic strongly for peace with honor. Lord Brooke, heir to Warwick earldom,' will seek an American heiress for bride. Emperor William of Germany declared to have formed alliance with King Oscar of Sweden. Czar named Witte chief of "Washington plenipotentiaries; plenipoten-tiaries; St. Petersburg liberals believes this action insures in-sures peace; Japan said to have protested appoints ment of Muravieff because of utterances at ,',The; Heguo. . . . ' .',''. . Y1 ' Amnesty bill defeated by French, chamber of depu--.' ties. |