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j "brim y J"CvW'rri m oTi&yWHMH ft It. f conference with Roosevelt. Will talk about drafting of tentative platform. Ft. Madison, la. Edward Mc Kittrick, while swimming in Miss issippi river, was attacked by gar fish and bitten in eyeball. Boston. Strike of conductors and motormen of Boston Elevat ed Railway Company, which has lasted 53 days, called off last night. Men resumed work today. Strikers won. St. Johns, N. F. British steam er Manchester Inventor arrived here badly damaged as result o"f collision with submerged iceberg during dense fog July 24. Washington. House has struck bill providing for govern ment ownership of wireless teleg raphy from calendar of this ses sion. London. Suffragettes ordered to local tradesman $75 for win dow they smashed during recent riots. Washington. Man signing himself "Russian Emigrant" pre sented Taft with six red, white and blue neckties. Somebody dared Taft to wear one ofcthem Thursday when he is notified of his nomination. Dublin. 30 masses celebrated on summit Croaghpatrick, Coun ty of Mayo. Pilgrims came from all over world. St. Patrick fasted 30 days on mountain and annual pilgrimage commemorates that event. Pittsburgh, Pa. 2 men fatally injured, 10 seriously shocked and more-than score knocked down by lightning that struck tpwboat Ironsides at marine way, Eliza beth, Pa. Memphis, Tenn. Joseph How ard shot and killed his wife and himself.. Jealousy. New York. Standard Oil has raised price one cent gallon. This is one of the little results of dis solution proceedings. - New York. Installment furni ture men from entire country are in convention here. Trying to find-remedy that will cure cus tomers of "skipping habit." . Boise, Idaho. 1 man killed, 7 injured and 1,800 sheep killed when stock train on Idaho North ern road was wrecked near Guf- fey, Idaho. New York. Andrew Derraro, arrested in connection with mur der of Marie Barsuto, 8, whose body was found floating in But termilk channel. New York. Fanny Denham Rouse, oldest actress in America, is dead at her home, Ohioville, N. Y. New York. James R Garey, playwright, has already written play on Rosenthal murder case. Calls it "The Gunmen of New York." Duluth, Minn. 500 stevedpres are out on strike in Superior and Duluth. I. W. W. trying to call general strike at head of lakes. Such move would affect 1,500 men and cause almost entire tie up of marine work. Cairo, 111. W. M. Boyd, 60, ar rested for passing worthless checks. London. British government and Marconi-iave "entered cinto -'- --v--r 'i?--J-' '&2l&&t&&i4!