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ton. Crawford scored his feilow Re publicans for being partisan in this grave crisis. Crawford praised Pres. Wilson and said he was doing the best he could, and deserved every body's support and sympathy. Milwaukee, Wis.-Cardinal . Gib bons arrived this morning to attend convention of Federation of Catholic Societies. Was met at Corliss, Wis., by committee. Went to residence of Archbishop Messmer. Will review parade of 20,000 Catholics tomorrow. Cardinal Gibbons' pointed praise of Archibshop Quigley of Chicago last night has made much interest in the rumor the archbishop is to be made a cardinal. Calumet, Mich. Mine operators of Calumet and Hecla mines claim com plete rout of American Federation of Miners, which was directing light for 8-hour day and recognition of union. Claim 3,000 men are at work and an other 1,000 ha dapplied for work. Federation men deny they have suf fered any great loss. Admitted a few miners had asked for work, but these had been offset by gains in Kewanee and South Range districts. First troops will be ordered home Monday. Duluth, Minn. Scores reported having deserted striking dockwork ers and returned to work on Missabe ore dock, where 500 went on strike in sympathy with striking workers at Allouez dock at Superior. Several boats loaded-and left. No violence. All quiet. Some men went to work under police protection. Great Northern Railroad built shacks for Among clerical anecdotes is that of the vicar, and curate who-had quar reled, and the curate was requested to find some other congregation to minister to. He, therefore, preached his farewell sermon, and the parish ioner came in crowds to hear him. "My text," he said, "is taken from the moving story of Abraham. 'Tarry ye here with the ass, while I go yonder!' " MAN HELD FOR KEEPING WOMEN PRISONER THREE WEEKS John 'Dwyer, charged by Mrs. Katherine Burke, 1643 W. Van Buren street, with imprisoning her in a pad ded, barred room at 530 Wells street, for three weeks, was 'held in $2,500 bond in the morals court today for trial for' adultery and pandering. The case was continued to Aug. 14. Mrs. Burke said she met Dwyer in answer to an advertisement. He took her to the room on the pretense that she would be given work. Each day he visited her, she says, and beat her and also brought men to her room. o o OH! LOOK WHAT'S COMING! Relief from the present heat wave is promised by the government weather forecasters within the next twenty-four hours. Moderate tem peratures are tq prevail on Sunday over the Middle Western states. Temperatures in excess of 100 in a dozen cities afrd generally above 90 were reported atnoon today through out the Mississippi valley region. Kansas and Nebraska were in the center of the sun's glare. In Chicago the noon mark was 92. ' The sun continued to burn up the corn crop inrthe Southwest andfcorn" prices made another jump early in the day. Early there was enough sell ing to bring September futures down to 72 cents, the closing figure yester day. o o Rustic I see you are painting those old trees. Artist Yes, I am; but it's no business of yours. Instead of interfering with me, you had bet ter get on with your work. Rustic Well, my work .is to chop them down, so hurry up with your painting. WEATiffERFORECAST Unsettled weather with probably thunder showers tonight or Sunday; not so warm Sunday; brisk shifting winds.