The revolutionary army is strongly
entrenched in Wuchang and Hanyang,
with guns mounted in, coriimanding
positions. Since the" capture of the
Hanyang arsenal the: leaders declare
confidently that they are in a position
to cope with any opposition, being
now provided with ample ammunition:
GIVEN ORDERS* TO DISSOLVE
Court Renders Decision Against Gen
^ral Electric Cbmpany.
Toledo'^ 0.| Oct. 'l3.—In the United
States district court, Northern^district
ot Ohio, Juidge J6hn M. Killits ren
dered a decree in favor of the govern
ment in the case brought by 'the
United States' attorney general last
summer in Cleveland against the Gen
eral Electric company and about forty
subsidiary companies controlled^ by
the General Electric company under
tjfcie Sherman anti-trust law..
The decree in effect orders the Gen
eral Electric company to conduct all
its business under its own name and
the dissolution of the National Elec
tric Lamp company and about thirty
five subsidiary corporations! The pe
tition was dismissed as to the Ken
tucky- Electrical 'company.
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NEW YORK GETS THE FIRST
defeats*Philadelphia i^ ^Vrl^BhaS|
pionship Series.
New/York, Qct. 15.—The'N^^ork^
National^ Ieague team defeated' -the
Philadelphia Aniericaji .^league^players
in the .firsts game ot the„^or"ld?s ^ham
pipn^Wp,hy a .score of^2 toil«
"^Phiiadel'phia^H ifell
thewionandHey^.
ROBERT 1. BORDEN.
^Nevy Premier of Canada
^Takes" Oath of Office.
BORDEN NOW AT THE HELM
New Ministry Approved by the Gov
ernor General.
Ottawa, Ont., Oct. 11.—Premier Rob
ert L. Borden presented the names of
his cabinet to the governor general
and received his approval. The new
government was sworn in later. Mr.
Borden is premier, and, like Sir Wil*
frid Laurier, will act as president of
the council.
