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""ft rf DOINGS OF THE WORLD BOILED DOWN Bennington, Vt. Jerome and Spe cial Deputy Attorney General Ken nedy of New York hastening to Cole brook, N. H., to obtain possession of Thaw- . Terre Haute, Ind. Constable Os car Stewart, Universal, Ind., dead. Saloonkeeper Johnson .shot him last Sunday when Stewart '-attempted to arrest him for selling at lllegathours. Washington. Sec'y. of Labor Wil son sent John A. Moffitt of alien con tract labor division of immigration service to Calumet, Mich., with instructions- use good offices in bringing about solution of copper strike. "Washington. President Wilson expects to leave tomorrow for an other brief vacation at,Cornish, N. H. Berne, Switzerland. Aviator Bider perhaps fatally injured by fall during military maneuvers. Pontiac, III. Judge R. A. Russell relinquished position as supt. of Illi nois state reformatory Charges of cruelty. St. Petersburg. Lt. Druschminn, Russian military aviator, instantly killed by 90-foot fall. New York. Coney Island threat ened by fire which started ih Seacliff Hotel. Required entire fire depart ment or district to check it. Champaign, III. James Heller swallowed ounce and half of cyanide of potassium for epsom salts. May recover. Tokio, Japan. One of assassins of Mortairo Abe, director of Japanese foreign office, suicided, by plunging .sword into his throat. Washington Prelirnjnary debate on Glass - currencymeasure today. Will lasuntil Saturday night. Mon day reading of bill foiamendment will be begun. London. Mre. Emmeline Pank hurst, militant suffraget, under 3 year British prison, sentence, will sail from Havre, France, "for-WAw York October 11. Pontiac, III. Wm. Mullen, prqp - Imperial Hotel, released from jajlt where he was serving term for al leged assault jvith intent to kill. Sen tence commuted-4)y Gov. Dunne. Columbus, Miss. Mrs. B. F. Howe, 18, bride of three hours, arreste'S on charge of obtaining $500 from W.F. Grant, fiance, to buy trousseau. Mar ried another man. t New York. "Big Tim" Sullivan, missing a week, reported safe ,at home of Frank O'Brien. St. Clairsviller O. Odorless onipn,. cross between Bermuda and golden yellow, grown by ex-County Com-v missioner Miller. Corona, Cal. Barney Oldfield in jured, and Driver Sahdoffer killed, when auto turned turtle. Constantinople. Balkan peace conference agreed that Turks shall, retain Adrianople. t Jefferson City, Mo. Five trainmen seriously injured and 14 passengers hurt when Missouri Pacific passen ger train went through bridge. . Washington. Gas ripped out por tion of ceiling in Sec'y. Bryan's pri vate office at state department, Bryan absent. Kerinebunk, Me. Wm. F. Berry,, Supt. Maine Civic League, says liquor dealers are planning to smuggle liquor Into state by airships. Shipman, III. Relatives of Clay ton B. Kellum, eccentric farriier who' died recently, have dug up $10,000 at various" places on farm. i Farnham, Eng. 'Aviator Kent turned four somersaults in aeroplane 2,000 feet up. Had lost control of machine. Landed safely. ' London 140-page love letter that cost recipient 30 cents excess post-" age was feature of breach of promise suit that cost defendant $500. i Oakland, Cal. Sec'y. of Interior Lane fainted while viewing Admis- sioa Day parade. Not serious. Paris. Mary Garden at ereyenth v hour refused to sing leading rol6"of- . . v , - ., .- v. t .-. i.'-5 kMiMMMMIiiiilMHI