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Show Hews of tfte UJorlcL Battleship Iowa to land marines to protect pro-tect railroad property at Panama, wher-an wher-an immediate attack by rebels is .-X- P Seven killed and thirty seriously wound ed at Athens in fights between Grn ! troops and citizens. Students led thin th-in nb. German government declined to protest pro-test against remarks of Joseph Chamberlain Cham-berlain concerning Germany. Unconfirmed report from St. Petr.--burg announced the death of Count Tolstoi Tol-stoi Street in 'Paris paved with a new gtas-material gtas-material invented by a Frenchman. Naval board agreed on single turrel-for turrel-for the 'new battleships. Western members of congrss believe a new department of commerce will be established. Members of Central Passenger association associa-tion ngreed to issue no passes in lfl2. The consensus of opinion among th--leading members of congress who are now in Washington is that the coming session ses-sion will not authorize a ship subsidy. Representatives of Chicago women-clubs women-clubs investigated the conditions of child labor in two big factories. Guiseppe Ciancabilla of Spring "V. alle Ills., indicted for printing lotter advertisements adver-tisements in his paper. Soldier at Fort Riley awaiting trial fe-killing fe-killing two men hanged himself in hi - ''Unknown man at Pittsburg. Pa., jump, d Into a furnace filled with molten metrt:. Twenty-three bodies taken from th Smugider-l'nion mine at Telluride. Colo. Brewery at Austin. Tex., fined i5.50 for violation of anti-trust law. Students of Wabash college revolted because be-cause of refusal of faculty to observ-Kounder's observ-Kounder's day. Locked president in his room. Michigan game warden seized eighfeii miles of new trout nets belonging to the A. Booth company of Chicago. Jealous lawyer at Joplin. Mo., killed by man he accused of planning to marry former's for-mer's divorced wife. Mayor Johnson of Cleveland began proceedings pro-ceedings to make state board of equalization equaliza-tion reassess railroads. Nebraska supreme court affirmed decision de-cision restraining Omaha from giving away valuable water franchise. Senator Allison, after an afternoon and evening with the president, outlined the probable work of the new congress. H-does H-does not look for tariff revision, but work in the Nlcaraguan canal will be started. A and reciprocity with Cubit may be ar- ranged. Census bulletin issued showing that $102,733,103 is invested in the 14.819 manufacturing manu-facturing plants in Iowa, and the value of the output is J164.ffl7.877. Present speed of warships to be tested to ascertain If they come up to the original orig-inal requirements. Officials of the Holy Name cathedral. Chicago, asked court to enjoin Father Crowley, the excommunicated priest, from attending services at the church. W. L Lukens and Miss Olivia Tiedebohl married at Ottawa, Ills., despite parental objection. Groom's mother unwittingly aided elopers. Visitor to the Englewood bazar who bought a pillow entitling him to a kls tried to take it from the saleswoman and a fight resulted. Dan Coughlin's name beginning to figure fig-ure prominently in the Alexander Sullivan Sulli-van conspiracy case at Chicago. Four jurors selected. President Castro of Venezuela discovered discov-ered plot to overthrow his government and caused arrest of Ramon Guerre, minister min-ister of war, and many friends of the latter. lat-ter. Rebels defeated g-overnment troops under un-der General Alban in a battle near Panama. Pan-ama. News of the capture of the Isthmian Isth-mian metropolis expected soon. London paper declared that American tours of English actors are detrimental American audiences. i Colonel Dickinson left Sofia for Constantinople Con-stantinople to confer with secretary of United States legation concerning Stone ransom. s Howard Egleston. an agent of the lib-nois lib-nois Steel company, arrested in Cuba. ! charged with embezzling J15.H0O. Mayor-elect Low and Senator Piatt held a conference concerning the government of the city, and the latter afterwards announced an-nounced there would be no friction. J. B. Bertholft. manager of the eastern division of the Western Union, arrested, charged with conducting a "green goods'' business. Governor-elect Cummins of Towa declared de-clared the combine of northwestern lin'-s will not be harmful if properly managed. Wall street has a renort thar hnidra r.f ! preferred stock in roads involved mav ' light northwestern merger. ' S Congressman Hopkins' constituency in the Elgin district planning to retire hi'n from politics because of his alliance with Lorimer and the oleomargarine interests. Governor Stone of Pennsylvania and Senator Quay reported to have quarreled over an appointment. Frank Coburn. a farmer at Sixty-fifth street and Archer avenue. Chicago, shot two men he discovered near nis barn. V Thought they were chicken thieves. One may die. By a decision of the appellate court the city council has no right to permit build-of build-of bay windows in front of stores so the project over the walk. Justice McDonald and a constable In- dieted for causing a false arrest. Bulfer the convicted loan shark, offered to teli of Justice court abuses. Mayor Harrison in favor of aboINhin" the detective department now that Col-Ieran Col-Ieran is out. but Chief O'Neill advocate-its advocate-its continuance. Members of the central stock and grain exchange indicted by federal grand jurv for not affixing revenue stamps to record's or sales. i t A-'ln1;15 machinists appealed to Chier I to,.dlfarm non-union men working I at Allis-Chalmers plant. Chicago u London Spectator urged indorsement of the Monroe doctrine by the British government. gov-ernment. b Famine conditions in Russian provinces worse than first reported. Colombian government notified United States of its inability to protect Isthmian traffic. Terre Haute business men held celebra- ' tlon because of new industries started in the city during the last year. Minneapolis selected as the place of meeting for the next teachers' nationtl convention. One man fatally hurt and two girls Injured In-jured by fall of elevator In St. Joseph. Mo. Gas well with a flow of SO.OW.O" feet struck at Tipton. Ind. Failure of Burlington stockholders to elect directors taken to indicate more railroad trouble between the big magnates. mag-nates. Weekly reports of trade declared the outlook was never better in all lines of business. Constable levied on earrings worth SS.0OO worn by Mme. Rosalia Abru of the Hoffman House. , J. J. Hill and E. H. Harriman considr- , ing advisability of retiring from director- . ship of Northern Pacific to remove op-j op-j position to Northwestern railway deal. New York court of appeals declared unconstitutional un-constitutional the anti-ticket scalpers' law passed by the Inst legislature. Long Island and New Jersev shores I visited by severe gale which d'id thou-I thou-I sands of dollars damage to docks and , shore property. Summer homes on Lon-j Island badly damaged. Many vessels i missing. j Two companies of state troops captured camp of striking miners at Nortonville, Ky.. and arrested twenty-three men be- longing to the United Mine Workers. 1 Tents and camp equipage confiscated. Granddaughter of Horatio Seymour eloped with man 6o years old and one- quarter Indian, emploved by her parents at Marquette. Mich. k Bodies of the eight officials of the Poea- V ' hontas mine at Bluefields, W. Va.. who " were killed by fire damp, recovered by senrchers. Holland submarine boat remained fifteen fif-teen hours under water at Greenport. N. Y. Officers and crews suffered no discomfort. dis-comfort. Expert diver located the wreck of the Pacific mall steamer Rio de Janeiro, which foundered off the California coast. Alson J. Streeter died at his home in New Windsor. Ills. Labor candidate for : president In 1WS. Illinois' rural m?fl carriers formed an oreanizatlon to ur?e increase In salaries. Insane man at Eaton. O., broke $.",i)0 worth of plate glass windows in stores. Indians at Walonga. O. T got drunk and drove white men from the town. Colombian gunboat General Pinzori notified foreign warships at Colon it woulrf begin bombardment of the city. United States bunboat prevented landing -of ta"ops In thq citv. ) Steamer Alerta. with 200 passengers. In chiding some discharged American sol- j diera from Olongapo. Is believed to have been lost on Its wav from Sublg Bav a 1 to Manila. General Wood bought the San Juan battle bat-tle field for $15,000. which the United States government will transform into i a park. C"ban nplitical campaign now at whate i j next. Great meeting held at Havana in ' th Interest of Palma for president. -I - Former Commissary General Eagan and W. C. Greene fighting for control of h rich coal mines in Mexico. Member of city council at Mentone. j France, killed deputy mayor and wound- f ed th mayor. i . i |