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The attendance at the Alaaka-Yu-
kon-J'sriflo K t Ub during lha
peat week broke all local record for
Ilka period.
I'romlneul finanetere aud buatom
nifn of Naw York ara pYeparlng to
launch a mayoralty boom fur J. Ilr
punt Morgan to oppoae Taiuutauy
Hall.
A severe earthquake occurred In
Central Japan Saturday afumoou.
Itallroad communication waa Inter
rupted, many were Injured, and It
la f pared many people war hilled.
Harry K. Thaw waa returned to
Matleawan Wedneeday, JunUc MIIU
having signed tlia formal order re
committing hUn to tbat lutltut!oii.
Wlih Iba election of ofniera, tb
elnctlon of pueblo, CoId., aa the
uext nutting place, tb pillage of
resolution commending bull) tlia ef
fort of Pint-hot and Newell In the
foreatry ' and reclamation bureau,
the 17th National Irrigation Con
grena came to an adjournment at
Spokane Friday.
The annual eongreaa of the
American Prison Association began
In Heattlo riaiurda night with ISOO
delegate present, among thetu noma
of the most dlHtlngiilhhwd advocatee
of prlHon reform In (be United
tatta, Canada and Cuba.
Aecertalnlng after eight yeurs of
married life tbat hi wife waa a na
greae, Alfred llaberman, of Colum
bua, O., abut ber and hfmself, both
being fatally Injured.
A reunion of veteran aoldlera of
the nortbweat, to taka place In Spo
kana In tba aummer of 110, la be
ing planned by Grand Army man or
Bpokane.
Wool Importation Into tba United
etatea In tba laat fiscal year amount
ed to t, 600,000 pound, tba larg
est recorded during any year except
108.
With tba changa of management
of tba Salt Lake Herald, the Deino
crata lone their only dally paper.
Almoin tba entire town of Milton,
pel., wa destroyed by flra last weak.
Mr. Parkhurat, the great Engltah
suffragette leader, will make a trip
to the United 8tatea to deliver a ee
rlea of addressee.
Frederick Van Duaen ha arrived
from the American lodge of Mason
cf England boarlng a Jewel to Presi
dent Taft, In celebration of the fact
that he has been elected an. honorary
member of that lodge.
Striker In Sweden are resorting
to the use of dynamite.
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Give
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Itiapati'hee fVorn Perte aay that,
despite lila protect, Abmad All Mir
ta, tba 1 1-year-old Hbah of Persia,
will be officially married eomi and
ilmi Ulm Uuwa!l U t:g ar
ranged. t'ongreM may be asked nest win
ter lo provide, for two 10,000-ton
baitletthtpt eatb with II U-lorb
guua, aud arb coating 111,000,000.
Three Uvea were lost, many par
auua warn Injured, boue ware at
ou Are by llgbttilag and trope ware
damaged heavily Haiurdsy lu the
avrest atorui tbat baa iwepl Chl
.ago for uiontba.
SAMUEL R VAN ANT.
Former govern.)-"' of Minnesota,
who waa elerted eomniaiider-ln-cblef
of th tlrand Army f ihe Kopubilc
at the conventinu held In Salt l-ake
City laat week.
la Urltaln liOHlna; (irlp?
Chautauqua, N. Y., Aug. 18. The
BrlMnh Ka nlre In momentary danger
of distruotlon at the hands of Ger
many and ready, merely for the ask
ing, to ancept the dominance of the
United State and aee the emplre'a
real aeat of authority transferred to
Washington I, according to Col. S.
8. McClure, editor of McClure'B Mag
ailne, the situation which la now
confronting the country'e stateamen.
k.l.5,(K)) Oema Stolen.
Loa Angelea. Aug. 17. A pearl
necklace, valued at 35,000, belong
ing to Mra. E. Toblaa Earl, wife of
the publisher of the lxa Angelea Ex
press, la now being Bought by de
lectlvee and offers of a large reward
are being circulated In an effort to
recover the valuable gems.
A well equipped stock of slf k room
nepeaBltles. Williams PruK Co.
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GOV. HAY SENDS MESSAGE
l age lUdtli atlon 'riHHHHl lav
rt Tai Amendmeot.
Olympia, Wash., Aug. II. In nts
RiawaK to the ig!!ature, Ool. Hsy
advocate tba pannage of a dlrn t prl
' Diary law to apply to the ( lllug of
vaiautitta lo cungrnta. Ha alai
recommend the ratification of the
proMid Income tai anif ndiiiBDt of
tba United Htatea. I
8p-akltig or lobby lata, Oo. Hay
aaya: I
"Obooxioua Influmce auch aa this
ahonld no longer be tolcratt'd, and I j
especially r'ominena tnai you nun
a law placing a check upon tht-se
people, providing that when a pa!il
lobbyUt shall come to the capliol '
be shall first be compelled to regla- i
ter ltb the etvretaiy of alate and
shall file a siatemem with him ahow-,
Ing by w hom he i employed, with i
a brd r descrlptton of the legislation j
In which ho la Interested; that with-.
In 3 day after (tin legislature ad
journs ha' shall file a aworu state
ment with the aecretary of atate,
ahowlng In d-lall all exponsea paid
or Incurred, promised directly or In
directly In connection with the leRla
latlon pending at the late eesnlon."
The house ha decided to shut the
uprem court Invemlgatlng commit
tee behind closed doora during if
deliberations.
Went on to Hepeat 111 Walk.
New York, Aug. 1J. Edward
Payson Weston, 70 year old, who
recently walked from New York to
Ean Kranclaco, a distance or J.895
ni ilea. In 105 days, has Just returned
to New York and announce that
next Spring, when he will be 71
yeara old, be will start agalu to walk
to the Pacific Coast
DECIDES ON SUTTON CASE
Court of Inquiry Keep It Finding
Secret.
Annapolis, Md., Aug 17 The Sut
ton court of Inquo-y closed yester
day after two secret aeaalona, during
which the testimony relative to the
death of Lieut. 8utten waa gone over
thoroughly.' What the findings are
the members of the court refuaed to
aay. aa they will be reviewed by the
navy department at Washington be
fore being made public.
The consensus of opinion In naval
circles Is that It will be found that
Sutton died by his own hand, and
by accident, and that he shot him
self while trying to shoot another.
It la also thought that all of the offi
cers who have appeared In the case
will be exonerated.
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