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Nelson monument-and ringing bells to attract crowd. Atlanta. Enrico Caruso", tenor, broke down and wept after singing before convicts in federal prison. Julian Hawthorn wrote a poem to the -tenor. New York. With no one at wheel and injured manlying helpless inside, auto ambulance "ran away." Nar rowly missed injured several persons. Budapest. Angered because com mittee at spring art exhibit hung his picture in corridor instead of in the salon, Anton Berkes, artist, slashed his canvas with a pocket knife. , New York. L. McCormick, actor in. melodrama, suicide Poison. 111. health. J Albany. A Down-street ferryboat, running between Troy and Green Is land, went over the State'Dam today and three young women reported drowned. Melville, La. With water at with in 3 inches of top of levee today, a repitition of last year's disaster; when the waters topped the embankment, is feared before night. Adrian, Mich. Seneca, village of 200, south of here, threatened with destruction by fire. All wires down. Aid sent. Washington. Pres. Wilson con siders danger of complications in Japanese situation past. California waiting for Bryan. New York. After attending Buf falo Bill Wild West show. Wm. V. Robbihs, Yale graduate and lawyer, took his son, William, 9, home and shot and severely wounded him. Then killed himself by cutting his throat. San Francisco. Chan Yin Tang, envoy to U. S. from China, will be asked to do something to end tong warfare on Pacific coast'. . San. Francisco. Portuguese and Russian immigrants from Hawaii are flocking to California at rate of 500 a week'or around 25,000. a year. colored, Oyster Bay, L. I., dead. Xleft $50,000 to husband and other rela tives. She earned the money scrub bing, washing and ironing. Douglas, Ariz. E. L. Johnson, mining engineer of Tucson, com mitted suicide by poison because he had revealed secrets of the Masonic Order. Milwaukee. Arthur Furkert,. clerk in local postoffice, sentenced to one year and one day in prison for rifling parcel post package. Natchez, Miss. After sickness of V. C. Spencer had caused his mar riage to Miss lone Wentworth to be postponed for six weeks, his bride dropped dead while walking to the altar. The bridegroom collapsed and may die. Brussels. The session' of the So cialist Congress today voted to aban don the manhood strike', and go back to work on the government's" prom ise, through a chamber of deputies resolution, to grant the electoral re-' forms asked by the workingmen. Springfield, III. E. B. Bortrness, grocer, sentenced to a year in pen by jury. Charged with mistreating a 14-year-old girl. Six other indictments stand against him. x St. Louis. Although armed with a knife, negro burglar was no match for Baptiste Bonzani, an infuriated Greek cafe keeper, who found the intruder rifling his cash register to day. VUsed ketchup bottle to knock the burglar out. Springfield, O. That A. B. Smith will take, the witness stand in his fight against the.charge of poisoning his first wife, was expected today. Milwaukee. $3,000 loss when one wing of local schoolhouse burned. Children filed out. No one hurt. Milwaukee. Stan. Sybilski found lying dead .on floor of his1 room Suicide. Razor. Throat. Dpmestici troubles. Peoria, III. James McKinney siii cide, after writing.will. Rope. Cancer. Father did. samef ftu aiSffijbn