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DOiNGS OF THE WORLD BOILED DOWN Count Boni de Castellane, former husbandNof 'Anna Gould, is in Rome trying to get Pierp. Morgan to give hi mhis daugh ter, Anne Morgan, and a few millions. Vatican officials today refused offer of 2,000,000 lire ($400,000) lor privilege ot taking movies of Pope Pius receiving'Eastern pilgrimage. Biggest offer ever made for pictures. New York-St. Louis Pennsyl vania train No. Uncrossed Illi nois last night at 60 miles an hour with dead engineer at throt tle. Wm. Larr, the 'engineer, died of heart failure. "Conciliation" suffrage bill, which would have given vote to 1,000,000 British women, de feated in parliament last night. Friends of suffrage place blame foj bill's defeat at doors of mili tant sqffragettes. ) "LaPorra'a Mexican mafia, has taken advantage4 of present rebellion against Madero, and is operating, and murdering' Tight and left, in Mexico City. Carrying top weight of 175 pounds, Jerry M., the most popu lar horse in all England, owned by Sir Chas. G. Assheton-Smith, noted Welsh landlord, foday won the Grand National Steeplechase and $17,000 at Liverpool. There was only a small crowd at the Grand 'National Strange that a starving, suffering people, should show so little interest in a horse race! ' - Andrew Tanganelli was hanged for murder of Mamie Davis in Wethersfield, p)nn., prison to day. - Request of husband and sister-in-law of victim to "see the murderer meet his doom," re fused. N Mrs. Mabel Hoole, London, has sued Dr. John Hoole for di vorce because he taught their children to, mock at Christianity by having .them crucify their dolls. -, After being totally blind for 5 years, Edward Kennedy, 30, a farmer, Sandusky, O., had his sight restored to him when two. of his teeth were pulled. Bomb exploded in "bomb proof" room in laboratory of col lege of N. Y. cityr The room is no longer-"bomb proof." Robert Glass, Montgomery, Ala found guilty of manslaugh ter in second degree, was fined one cent. "Twenty years hence, robbers will use flying machines." Thomas McQuade, superinten dent of police, Pittsburgh. Well, there always will be the "fly cops!" Officer, kindly request a secret: service. man to step this way! New Bedford, Mass., Manu facturers' association has decid ed to grant demands of textile operatives for 10 per cent increase in. wages. ,Will present strike of 30,000 workers." Mill operators of Lowell Mass. went into conference today when word of action of New Bedford owners was brought. Likely to grant demands of workers, and " mmmmmmmmmmmmmt