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' f, .k'-ijr:riii u' J iig igwiiuati.u HP!L .WifeiPwj TM I- ger" into case to testify against accused attorney. Rheims Aviator Prevost in monoplane made record of 90 miles an hour. Machine went wrong, however, and he was forced to land. Washington. Senate commit tee investigating campaign funds are having fine time getting infor mation. Neither Tom Taggart, who managed Democratic cam paign in 1904, or Geo. B. Cortel-,,-you, who managed Republican campaign that year, can remem ber a thing, and both say they . have destroyed books. Landers, Wyo. Sheriff John son and posse engaged in rifle battle with 2 youthful bandits in lonely canon south of here. One bandit killed, other captured. Milwaukee. Democratic state convention drew up resolution of confidence in William Jennings Bryan. Also endorsed income tax. Seattle, Wash. Richard A. Ballinger, former secretary 6i in terior, may also be investigated as result of examination of Judge Hanford. Newspaper reporter examined on published story that "white slave" ring was behind attack on ijudge Hanford. Topepa, Kan. J. M. Baker sent back to prison to serve un ' completed term because, on be ing paroled, he wrote to sweet heart that he had been working for government. Springfield, Mass. New -City hall completed. Cost $2,000,000, but forgot all about hot water. x Enid, Okla. Judge Ben Lind- sey, Denver, said he received tele gram asking him to accept pres idential nomination on prohibi tion ticket. Lindsey replied that allegiance to Roosevelt demanded that he refuse. Springfield, 111. Deneen pre pared1 to visit Camp Lincoln and review First Infantry, I. N. G. Paris. Government author ized City of Paris to borrow $40, 000,000 to build model municipal tenement houses, which will be rented on lowest possible terms. Seagirt, N. J. Gov. Wilson has decided upon chairman of Democratic national committee, but will not make announcement until committee meets Tuesday. Politicians are certain that Wm. F. Combs is choice. Washington. Weather "bureau stated that relief from present heat wave throughout country is coming. Let 'er come, and see if we care. Washington. England's for fal notice of protest over action of U. S. in deciding that American ships could have free passage through Panama canal, is expect ed next week. Havana. Another death from bubonic plague occurred "block from palace. New York. Oscar S. Straus, former secretary of commerce and labor, elected chairman of ar bitration commission that will de cide wage dispute between east ern railroads and their engineers. o o ' It is better to be good than beautiful. li Ltfrjsiaajag JLsfi25ssftifets&3i2i