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Condensed degrams Burglars Entered the church of St. Rose of Lima at Far Rockaway, L. and stole the sacred vessels from the altar. Plans Have Been Submitted for the construction at Dayton, Ohio, of reservoirs to prevent floods, at a cost of $10,000,000. Maxwell Evarts, General Counsel for the Southern Pacific railroad, died at his home at Windsor, Vt., yesterday, aged 51 years. Thirteen Thousand Dollars has been stolen within the last "eight days in Washington and Montana from registered mail pouches. A Petition is being circulated on the New York Stock Exchange to close the Exchange next Saturday, preceding Columbus day A Danish Physician has succeeded in making a serum which is effective in the treatment of lupus, a disease which usually attacks the face. H. J. Chamberlin, of Montreal was reelected president of the Grand Trunk Railway system at the annual meeting of stockholders held in Detroit. The Sympathetic Strike of school children in the Keweenaw county Mich., copper strike district spread yesterday and five hundred refused to study. Suffragists Purpose Again to lay siege to congress in an effort to have it pass favorably on the proposed constitutional amendment for universal suffrage, Action by the Senate on the bill to permit San Francisco to draw a water supply from the Hetch Hetchy valley was postponed yesterday until December 1st. Walter Winterroll, 19 years old, of Orange, N. J died from injuries inflicted by A. Freytag, whom he "held up' as a joke. Freytag, unrecognizing his chum. stabbed him. The Annual Four Days' Convention of the Adventists of Connecticut opened at Bristol yesterday with thirty-six ministerial and thirty-two of lay delegates present, total seventeen churches represented A Run on the Kentucky Title Sav ings Bank at Louisville, Kv. which was started by a foreigner Monday developed larger proportions yesterday. although causing scarcely more than a ripple in financial circles. The Bradford Exchange Bank at Bradford, Ills., owned by Mrs. Rose Thompson, was robbed of all the cash it had on hand yesterday when the vaults and safe were blown open. The robbers escaped in an automobile. Mrs. Timothy L. Woodruff, issued a statement vesterday denving that her husband, the former lieutenant governor of New York had suffered a relapse on Sunday. His condition continues to improve slowly, she said. Ernest A. Muret, Dentist without a license and friend of Hans Schmidt the slayer of Anna Aumuller pleaded not guilty at New York yesterday to a charge of counterfeiting. He was locked up in default of $10,000 bail. Alleging That Failure to have the roof of the building he was occupying. repaired after fire damaged his wares, Vincent Capitelli, a glove manufacturer of New York has brought suit against Vincent Astor for $4,125. Fire Which Started Sunday in the great oil tanks of the Standard Oil company at San Diego, Calif., was still burning yesterday Two of the tanks have blown up and the police are investigating reports of loss of life. A Box Mill and 2,000,000 Feet of lumber at the box and lumber finishing plant of William H. Champlin at Rochester, N. H., were destroyed yesterday by a fire that is believed to have been caused by spontaneous combustion. The loss will exceed $70,000. While Maneuvering in a new aeroplane at Hammondsport, N. Y., yesterday Lincoln Beachey swooped too low. His machine struck Ruth and Helen Hildreth, daughters of H. E Hildreth of New York city, killing the former and probably fatally injuring the latter. Burr Harris, a Negro, who confessed to the murder of Mrs. Rebecca Gay of Los Angeles, told San Diego, Calif. detectives yesterday that he also kill ed Mrs. M. Haskins of Crompton, Calif.. some time ago, set the Coronado hotel in Los Angeles on fire, and sent poisoned candy to a woman in Los Angeles. Friday, November 21, is to be na tional shellfish day. when people in the various shellfish producing states are expected to make a specialty of placing on their menus their favorite shellfish and the schools will he asked to set before their pupils information as to the conservation and development of the industry. There Are No Further Tidings of the Americans and Norwégians cap tured by the bandits at Tsao Yang The governor of Siang-Fu has notified the government at Peking that he recently sent a man into Esao Yang disguised as a beggar to get whatever information he could concerning the captives, but the man has not yet returned. Farmer Collides With Trolley. East Hartford. Conn. Oct. 7-In a collision between a team and a Glastonbury trolley car tonight, Charles D. Way of Gllead, a well known farmer. was injured, and his two horses were so badly hurt that they had to be shot, Mr. Way who is 70 years old. was badly cut about the head His condition is not regarded as serious unless complications arise. Drove Auto While Drunk. Hartford, Conn., Oct. 7-D S. McCarthy of this city was arrested to-