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tmmmmmamm DOINGS OF THE WORLD BOILED DOWN Minneapolis. Arthur B. Carter, son-in-law of ex-Congressman F. M. Nye, pleaded guilty to bigamy. Sen tenced to indeterminate term in state's prison. El Paso, Tex. C. C. Seggerson, an American chauffeur and two uniden tified Americans killed during battle at Juarez, Mexico. 150 soldiers killed, about 300 wounded on both sides. Huntsville, Tex. Convicts turned out and worked to save buildings of Sam Houston Normal from destruc tion by fire. Few slightly burned. None tried to escape. Indianapolis. All state troops brought here during strike of street car men sent to their homes. New Orleans. Capt. C. M. Bowen, 45, famous skipper, arrested for vio lating mail las in organizing com pany to search for pirate treasure on Cocos Island. Lafayette, la. Unidentified man dying, face beaten to pulp. Police say he was mistaken for Southern Pacific strikebreaker. Vera Cruz. French warship Con de arrived here today. Pittsburgh. Seven injured, one seriously, when passenger train struck street car Seattle, Wash. President Mover of the Western Federation of Miners today named substitute to sit for him as delegate in American Federation of Labor convention and started to Calumet, Mich., to take personal charge of copper miners' strike. Be fore leaving he did not say whether new developments had compelled his departure. Philadelphia. Dr. H. Leffmann celebrated chemist, lecturing on "Basis of Immorality," declared: "I have had more than one animal pet that I regarded as more deserving of a reward in the future state than any human beings I ever met." New York. Reported Spanish freighter Bahnes, from Havana to Barcelona, burning off Cape Rice. Cunarder Pannonia standing by tak ing off passengers. Marquette, Mich. Believed steel freighter Henry B. Smith, which left here Sunday with cargo of iron ore, sunk in storm. New York Because of fight made by Housewives' League, egg specu lators have reduced price of eggs. Minneapolis. Louis Solomon, whose luxurious whiskers have been ghetto's pride for years, lost part of facial jungle when bed springs top pled from moving van and cut gash in his face requiring 10 stitches. San Francisco. Lone highway man held up Southern Pacific pas senger train. Got $1,000 in money and jewelry from passengers. London, Eng. Claude Grahame White, aviator, will attempt to drive "aero bus" with five passengers to Paris. Port Huron, Mich. Vessel lying in Lake Huron identified by diver as the1 Charles S. Price Of Cleveland. Berlin. Emmy Destinn, prima donna, was paid $12,000 for posing for "movies" in cage of lions. Film company insured her life for $125, 000. New York. Justice McAvoy dis missed suit of John J. McGraw to collect $1,272 poker debts. Made him pay $23.66 costs. Paris. When Count de Vauvgiard sent his seconds to Prince Troubet skey seeking a duel footman slammed door in their faces. New York. -Wm. H. Sutton, fra ternal editor Brooklyn Eagle started on Eagle 70 year$ ago as "copy boy." Boston. Thos. J. Ciblin, defeated for re-election to legislature, got two months in workhouse for assaulting1 J. E. Maguire, an editor. Paris. Princess Michael Murat, who was Helen MacDonald Stallo, Cincinnati, has given birth to girl. West Jefferson, O. One workman' killed, another fatally injured when- irt.riart,4..