It Is not considered probable that the
new liquor law lu lowa will be gener
ally enforced. Public sentiment Is
against It.
Yale students threw bad cams at the
actors In a play given in New Haven.
Striking ribbon weavers in Pater
son, N. .1., have won their point and
will return lu work.
General Prey’s addition to Coxey's
army now numbers more than l.uoo
lien, and people of the southwest are
becoming alarmed.
Coxey’s army marched from (iallllee
to Reaver Palls, Pa., a distance of ten
miles. Religious services preceded the
march.
People of Terre Haute will endeavor
to raise .flo.odo, necessary to pay the
debts of Chutes college, and retain the
institution.
. An extensive test of the Takamlne
proci*ss of making hlghwlnes has Just
been concluded at Peoria, but the re
sults are withheld by the olllcers.
Miss Annie Van Horn, of Passaic,
N. .)., has Just, dlstovered that she was
married to the wrong man In ist2
while under the Inllueiice of drugged
liquor.
Miss Annie Sea bury Rrewsler was
married lo Count Henri de Pranken
stela at. St. Patrick's cathedral. New
York. Miss Rrewster has a fortune of
$1,1)011,0(111 In her own right
The People’s Saving bank at Dulufh
has decided to wind up the bank's
alValrs and go out of business. Hard|
times Is given as tin* cause of failure
to meet obligations.
The war departnent has been lu
formed of the death from heart disease
of Nontenant Jehu 11. Alexander
nlulh cavalry, one of tin* very few
colons! olllcers of the army, at Wilber
force college, Ohio, where he was de
tailed.
