"THE NEWS,
Domestic
That women
walls until they fainted was
the charges made against the
eials of the Atlanta city prison
an investigation now going on.
Becretary of War Dickinson, on an
inspection trip in Porto Rico, dis-
cussed with business men and poli-
tical leaders conditions on the
land.
The telegraphers of the Big Four
Railroad and the management of the
system have reached an agreement
and no strike is likely to follow.
President Bishop, of the Aero Club
of America, may visit College Park
and other Maryland sites for the in-
ternational meet in January.
Col. John Byrne, father of Cadet
Eugene Byrne, of West Point, who
was fatally injured in a football
game, died at Buffalo, N. Y
Superintendent Brown, of
near McAlester, Oklahoma,
cued from a mine after
tombed 28 hours
Gus Schnell, government meat in-
spector at the Nelson Morris plant
at El Paso, Texas, committed suicide
by shooting
Prof. Heinrich Hergesell, who
hopes some day to from Berlin
$0 the North Pole in an airship, was
A passenger, by the
ship Prinz Joachim, from
and the West Indies
Brigadier General
of the United St:
gular Affairs,
an embankment
Rico, while in
was badly injure
Bessle M.
of Los An
after dinh
hand of a son of
Dr. Alfred H.
nent physician
to the
one of
offi-
in
were hung
is
mine
res-
en-
a
was
being
sai}
sali
arriving steam-
chief
of In-
down
Porto
and
Edwards,
reau
y fell
Juan,
& wall,
ace
yi
of
for
im
Hood
of Nort
naire,
a promi
eeived
thumb.
Dr. Joseph 8.
department of Chicago,
some physicians prolong the illoess
of patients to increase their income
Five men were killed by the
plosion of a boiler at the pl
the Metropolitan Electric
West Reading, Pa.
The suffragettes of Illi
send out theatrical cor
spread the doctrine
en
through a scratch on a
Neff, of the
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ye oS
3 for wom-
Of vols
Figg
Wa Ting Fan Chi
mese minister s
tug he will return
Twenty-seven lines
wsed in fighting a fire
Bullvan Street, New Yori
Charels W. Morse ha
a new trial
A. Cull
Dolan,
’
ng,
saiieq
age
«14-218
Louis
Franc
having aided in t!
many thelt
League
8
primaries
for a
lam
Col
at Bs eva
Rotzell we
the court
Major
prominent
Pennsylvania
Madison
ported,
replace d
The
pany
400.000, and ;
Imports at
increased over
the year
The
reached
Now
shows
MA Ae
The
artist
Madrid
the Eng
AA
to Db« frie:
the explorer is at
Lake St. John
iya, who now
r president”
in the
Mexican receive
Polluted drinking wate;
an epidemic of typhoid in Mon
Canada, and there are over
cases of the diseasa there
The centenary of the
William Ewart Gladstone
memorated in England and
Greece, the Balkans and Armenia.
The Sultan of Turkey accepted the
resignation of Hilmi Pasha, the
Grand Vizier, and a new ministry
will be formed,
Colonel] Roosevelt and the mem-
bers of his expedition, who are now
at Katue, Uganda, are in good
health.
The British government will estab.
Heh wireless stations at points in ail
their possession on the Pacific,
‘Ine French Chamber of Deputies
adopted the new tariff bill as a
whole,
General Woodford, president of
the Hudson-Fulton Celebration Com.
mission, presented to Queen Wil
helmina, of Holland, an official gold
medal in appreciation of the co-opera-
tion of the Netneriands government
in the celebration.
Richard Knowlden, a draughts-
man in the British navy department,
was placed on trial in Portsmouth,
England, charged with the theft of
wireless plans, models and sketches
Two Americans, one a music-hall
singer, were each sentenced in Paris
to four years’ imprisonment for drug.
ing and robbing a woman
Ono
Mexico
fd him
”
offi
$
ire
birth of
in
i
WAS MURDERED BY
A HAN GORILLA
Miss Lloyd's Awful Death in
Cincinnati.
HER BODY WAS BADLY MUTILATED.
Terrible Strength Of The Woman's
Assailant Shown By The Break.
ing Of The Bones Of Her Throat
Wit His Fingers—Series Of Simi.
lar Murders In City's Murder Zone
Covering The Last Five
No Arrest Made,
Yearse—
Cincinnati (Special) .—The digcov.
ery of the body of Miss Anna Lloyd,
of 671 Delta Avenue, sec-
of the Wiborg-Hanng
aged 586,
ng Lumb
retary
Company, added another woman
tim to Cincinnati's grue
zone,” and fo:
“murder
to the belief
mous
1 gorilla
that a man goril
the ci Tha police
police
is abroad in ty
WORLD SEEMS MORE
PROSPEROUS AND HAPPY
Benefactions Inereased and
Crime Decreased Last Yaer.
John I. Rockefeller
List Of Givers, With $12,130,000
wAndrew Carnegie $4,205,500
Mrs, Russell Sage Gave $1,201,700
Pir. DD, K. Pearson 8541,000-
The Total Of Mr, Carnegie's Gifts
To Date Is $102,000,000,
Headed The
Chicago (Special) “Is the world
better?
growing
swered in the
nefactiouns
year 190¢ Also, the world
to have gr more pros
srous and \ sted by a
falling off in
Bequest
¥ 4
beneficent order aggregate $147,641,
: FP OGH
than they were
murders,
The bods
the woman's
murder
terrible
with
ago of Mary
part of
{Wo yea 20,
f Jead
hin a
where
ound
tilated wit
of the spot
(Rrove
te
rine
NK
1
G4 Was ACK
a
a
Host
3
Gas Kills And Guest,
tal
18
Des
Moines
Savings Bank Teller Held.
Pittaburg (Spec harlea Ver
ial) (
bookkeeper and teller of the
Bank and
Side,
Workingman's Savings
Trust Company, North
committed to jail on charges of em
bezzlement, His bail waa fixed at|
£20,000 It is alleged he appropri |
ated to his own use $30,000 on or!
before December 20 The informa-
tion is made by a bonding company
Was
Father At 87 Years Of Age, !
New York (8pecial).—John Henry |
Thiry, who founded the first school |
savings bank in a system that has
since spread over the United States, |
Great Britain, Canada and Australia, |
was 88 years old Thursday, and says |
he expect to live to 100 Twelve |
eyars ago he married a second wife
more than 55 years his junior. They
have five children, the youngest of
whom was born in September.
Eypress Cashier Missing,
Chicago (Special). —8ome $20,
000 and CGecrge A. Capron, cashier
of the United States Express Com-
pany at the Englewood Branch of-
fice in Chicago, disappeared Christ.
mas Eve. Detectives of the company
all over the country are séarching
for Capron and the missing! money.
Capron disappeared while sk other
employes were at work in te same
room. Several valuable Cjristmas
packages are also reported fnissing.
vy 8
PREACHER TO LOSE DOTH FEET.
To Walk 12
Celebration,
Tried Miles To Annual
‘ %
have
vd he
away from the door
hou t which he
shelter and ass
become exhaus
and felt that
fstan
ted in
he was froezir
Four Shot Firers Killed.
Centralia, Ii. { Special)
£0
wr your
shot firers were killed in a
dust ex-
“windy” shot In
No. 5, two miles south of here
workings were badly damaged
The mine had been in operation one
year, Charles Carlson, of the
mine
ane
(1.)
disaster,
Burned To Death On Third Attempt,
Boston (Special) After twice
attempting to burn herself to death
Mrs. Nathaniel Price, a Newton ne
gress, set fire to her clothes a third
time and so seriously burned that
death ensued,
Pellagra Germ Isolated,
Durham, N. Cc. (Special), —-
Through ‘ro-ulation of guinea pigs,
which In turn infected other pigs,
the pellegra germ, that scientists are
trying to combat, has been isolated
by two local physicians. Pigs poison-
ed with the serum transmitted from
other pigs dled, and the direct trans
mission to the pigs of the germ from
a patient afflicted with pelliegra at
the County Home will be closely
watched, in the hope of determining
the eanse of the plague,
JOSE. S. ZELAYA VISITS
PRESIDENT DIAZ
teception Was Conspie-
uously Unofficial.
His
Self.Styled Titular President Of Nica
Still That
To
araguan Declares
Will Go
Is Undoing The Abuses Instituted
iy The
Mission
Ex-Dictator——Gov., Creel's
Washington —— Knox
Was
Gunboat,
In
Kenw Zelaya
Mexican
City
Diaz
Mexico
President
Zelaya
Santos |
would
from
it
re
INGION
of
ocd 3 wis
hetween
fs reia wae §
Figures of the Cy
that fire Insurance is
expensive in this country
Europe
A brief against
was filed in the
preme Court on
ernmont
The
glove
filed
Court
Professors of forestry
ber of institutions are
congress in Washington,
A. N. Roe, national legisiative rep
of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen, the Brother
hood of locomotive Engineers and
Brotherhood of Raliroad Trainmen,
how much
than
Nore
in
the Tobacco Trust
United States Bu-
behalf of the gov-
cross appeal in the Bucks
case, involving the boycott, was
in the United Slates Suprem
in a num-
holding a
it required two months for experts
States Treasury.
Col. Walter Howe, of the Coast
Artillery, was made a brigadier gen-
eral, succeeding Gen. W. B. Edgerly,
who was placed on the retired list
Colonel Hoyt recommends a sep
arate government for the Southern
reservations,
The November Treasury returns
show an increase in the consumption
of beer over the same month a year
ago.
Census officials are finding difficul.
ty in gelting census enumerators in
Southern and Western cities.
SAYS WE BREAK
THE LAWS OF NATURE
United States,
tddress On The Hook worm Problem
lelore Scientific Gathering In Bos.
ton-—Diseares Introduced By One
ace That Are Fatal To
—Struggle Between
Made More
Struggle.
Acute By The Racial
wreali a pheno
wave puzzied s
Before
Hact
nw
the So
riologistis, Pr
and G. T. Palmer
result of their
that the tyaen of
cow and man
er lower animals
Jogis to a mar
0
Aare
Forfeited To The Crown.
Vancouver, B, C {8pecial).
American fishing schooner Chas 1
Woodbury, seized April 18 in the
Scott Island Group by the govern-
ment steamer Kestrel, after a lively
chase and many shots, was forfeited
to the crown in the Admiralty Court
for fishing within the three-mile lim-
ft. Nothing about the chase or the
shots were said in court
May Have Been Dr. Cook.
Detroit, Mich. (Special). Specials
from London, Ont, say that a man
closely resembling Dr. F. A Cook,
the explorer, passed through London
en route to Detroit A diligent
search by newspaper men has failed
to locate Dr. Cook in this city,
When the report reached here that
the explorer had taken a train from
London, Ont, to Detroit, it was
thought he might be on his way to
Mount Clemens to take the baths or
to Jackson, Mich, where he hag rela-
The |
tives.
LED [oR mh
| ENDED HIS LIFE
Double Tragedy in Dining-Room
| of a Hotel.
WAITRESSES WERE IN A PANIC
ow
THE
iL
McKinney, Separated
J
r
¥
i Li
i
From
A
At Pern,
The Lett
bullet fo
Hoy
orn Chappell, Finds
Walt ess In Host
Ind.—shoots Her
Her
Iry
In
Breast And Then Puts
His
To (eet (
A
Committed
For Trip
Heart Hobbery
ish
(OF BASHFUL TO 1LIOVR
Shunned Comaan.
ts Himeelf
Deraune
preventind
and com
n mon
, & lesmsier
fatal resnit In
r his parents for
t. he said
1 always haw
I could not
i a melancholy dis
and he had few associales
gold his team recently be
most of his time around
brooding His parents
motive other thar the
11103
he
spent
house
5 *
asslrned
Former Millionaire Dies Pennfloss.
Pueblo, Col. (Special). «— Gilbert
Noble, once the richest man in Pee
blo. with a fortune of 851.000.0080
died at the county poorhouse He
was lavish with his money and at the
time of his death had only an in
teregt in a mine which was tied wp
in litigation
To Fight Milk Trusts,
Chicago (Special). ~-In order te
form plans successfully Ww combest
combinations of milk dealers, 1200
milk producers, including represen
tatives from all sections of the
United States, will meet in Chicage,
February 7, 1910. A national or
ganization, with representatives is
every big center of population, is
the outcome predicted by members
of the Chicago Producers’ Assocks-
tion as a result of the gathering.