Click image to open full size in new tab
Article Text
NEWS SUMMARY A hurricane which swept over south western Japan on the 24th destroyed several coral fishing boats According to the present program President Roosevelt will stop at San Juan, R. R., on his way back from Panama Over 200 soldiers of the garrison at Cronstadt have been arrested on the charge of being members of the revo lutionary organization Tom Crompton, a negro, was lyched near Centervile, Miss. It is alleged that he confessed that he murdered Ely Whitaker, a farmer The Bank of Jamestown. in Moni Missouri,, was entered se- by who blew open the teau robbers, county, safe, cured $2,700 and escaped. The bodies of three miners who had died by inhaling gas were found as the day shift of miners went to work in the James Mullen mine No. 1, near Philadelphia. Charles Hutehinson an old man who lived in a cabin at Alpine, Cal., and who had been missing for several days, was found dead about three miles from his cabin. A board of bishops of the Metho dist church, in session in Rochester, N. Y., decided to raise $700,000 to rebuild churches destroyed by the San Francisco earthquake hundred chaffeurs employed the New York comby Three Transportation public elecpany, which operates 250 tric cabs, went on strike last week for an increase in wages. More than a dozen persons were injured and it is believed that one or more lives were lost in a fire which destroyed the Chamber of Commerce building in Kansas City. William E. Hammond of Wilming a ton, Dela., has been left $8,000 by stranger whom he befriended some years ago while running as a news agent on the Delaware railroad. While the second torpedo boat flotilla was in Newport waters recently to for target practice, it is reported have excelled any previous marksmanship by a torpedo flotilla of the havy. Judge Brentano of Chicago has authorized the sale of the Milwaukee State bank, which was wrecked by its president, Paul O. Stensland, to the Assets Realization company for approximately $750,000. Two farm hands were murdered near Bristol, Minn. Their bodies were discovered in a hayloft a mile northwest of Bristol. The indications are that the murder was committed while the men were asleep Forty-seven of the passengers and members of the crew coasting steamer thirteen Russian Variagin of boats the have been rescued by Chinese mine The vallagin struck a noating and sank near Vladivostok Governor General Magoon is not likely to request Venezuela to extradite Manuel Silveira, the fugitive banker of Havana, who is understood to be in Caracas, as no criminal him. charges have yet been made against A daring attempt to liberate fifteen prisoners from Harlem, New York, jail was frustrated, but not until one keeper had been so seriously beaten that he may die, and another sustained a broken arm and serious bruises. A man named Spoggs, once a prominent revolutionary in the Balkan provinces, was killed at Mitau while his to America, because he his party. He just on had betrayed way inflicted had recovered from a wound on him by revolutionists George M. Pool was arrested at Los Angeles as a fugitive from the justice where, it is is of Texas, alleged. Beaumont he wanted for the murder at in of two or more men in the of a family feud, and Unit course 1898 Jim Jett. of ed States Marshal Every railroad in the country on which members of the Switchmen's of America are employed has refrom that a defor increased wages an mand ceived union organization and eight-hour day. Unless the demand is granted the men will strike. Raisuli, the bandit chief, has replied the of Ell the representative of sulTorres, to message Mohammed him the restore tan of Morocco. asking to order in the district of Argilla, saying that he had charged his brother with the task of restoring order there. The president has received the rereport of a committee recently sent to Oklahoma to investigate charges preferred aganst Governor Frantz of that territory. The report completely exonthe and will undoubtbe by the edly erated approved governor president. It has just been learned that Senora Guadalupe Vigily Bares, wife of a rancher at Round Mountain, N. M. and her two little children lost their direct result of a in three were blizzard lives as the All drowned San terrible the Rio Grande river near flde Fonso, Pueblo.
