The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1890-12-13
EASTERN ITEMS.
Robert Ray Hamilton's Wife is
PardOned.
A Kentucky Judge Decides That Man il
Justified in Killing Another in
Defense of His Brother.
South Dakota towns are short on fu

South Dakota towns are short on fuel.
An air brake is being tried on a Chi
cago grip car.
Sanitation against typhoid fever is the
problem in 1000 Eastern towns.
The Mayor of Findlay, o., has ordered
all gamblers to leave town. Fifty have
left.
DR.. Agnus of Chicago claims to have
hypnotized men at the distance OF eight
miles.
Kansas City Councilmen are to be in
vestigated on a charge OF receiving
bribes.
A Kentucky Judge has decided that a
man is justified in killing another in de-
fense of his brother.
When criminal is convicted by jury
in Canada there is no appeal except to
the Executive power.
The Rights of Labor Assembly has re-
duced Master Workman Powderly's
salary from $4,000 to $4,000.
1t is said that Governor Beaver of
Pennsylvania will succeed General Raum
as Commissioner OF Pensions.
Eva Hamilton, the wife of Robert Ray
Hamilton, who was imprisoned in the
New Jersey penitentiary, has been par
doned.
The father of the lost Charley Ross
failed to discover in Charley McChristy
the boy imprisoned at Boston, the son
he had so long sought.
Topeka, Kan, is now at work on a
scheme to utilize the swift current OF the
Kaw as water power for electric light
ing and other power purposes.
The City Council of Atlantic City has
passed the high license liquor ordinance,
which fixes the price for license at $500
and for concert gardens at $500.
The report of State Dairy Commits
sioner Upper shows that 72 100000
pounds of butter were shipped out oi
Iowa for the year ending October |.
Every Methodist church in Kansas, sc
far as heard from, cast an affirmative vote
on the proposition of admitting women
as delegates to the General Conference
One hundred and fifty carloads o
wheat are leaving Manitoba daily, anc
soon the figures will run up to 200 car
loads. This is the largest wheat move
ment known there.
A committee from the w. G. T. U. has
called upon the President and Secretary
of War and urged the issuance OF an or
der forbidding the sale of beer and ligh
wines at military garrisons.
Great excitement has been caused a
Ann Arbor, Mich, by the arrest OF tiv'
. Youths concernedi in the recent row whicl
resulted in the death of Student Denni
son on a charge of manslaughter.
G. H. Papazinn, an Armenian studen
of divinity at Cambridge, is meeting
with support from Boston citizens in tn
establishment of religious and educa
] tional journal at Constantinople.
1t is reported that Oscar Neebe, tn
Anarchist, is likely to be liberated iron
Joliet. as it is asserted that the man VIII
identified him as the distributor of tn
, Revenge circular thinks he was mis-
taken.
! The Lehigh Valley Railroad Compan,
/ will adopt chain coupling, in addition
} J to the patent couplers in use, in order t
, provide further safeguards against pas
' senger cars breaking apart in roundln
short curves.
/. The Market Committee of the Ne'
! York Board of Aldermen has reporte
favorably upon an ordinance providln
for the sale of fruit and vegetables b
! weight instead of by measure. The maj
ter has been before the Board for thre
years.
, Lexington, Ky wants to become th
! capital OF the State, and a special elet
: ton will be held on the question OF II
= demnifving the State to an amount nc
I to exceed $3.50, 900 for loss in moving th
: capital from Frankfort.
n The contest for the Speakership of th
e next House will be between Crisp, Mil
t and Springer. Crisp will represent th
t Southeastern section, Mills the Soutf
west and Springer the Northern Centr'
4 group OF States.
n The Secretary OF State has been il
i formed that Moussa Bey, whose reporte
e outrages on American missionaries
e Turkey are a matter of note. has
o length been summarily banished to I'll
n interior of Arabia.
) Referring to a statement in the Ne
!, York Herald that there would be d'
. ! ficiency at the end of the current fsc
y wear Of $3l 900, 900, Secretary Windol
said there will certainly be a surplus
o but, of course, he cannot say how nue.
n The Board of Lady Managers OF Il
IS Worlds Fair has selected the followiT
It Vice Presidents: First, Mrs. Trautms
It of New York; Second, Mrs. Burleigh
d Maine; Third, Mrs. Price OF North Ca
/ olina Fourth, Miss Minar OF Louislan;
sr Fifth, Mrs. Wilkins of the District
le Columbia; Sixth, Mrs. Ashley OF Col
is RADIO; Seventh, Mrs. Ginty OF Wisconsin
N Eighth, Mrs. Salisbury of Utah; Mn
a. or Vice President at large, Mrs. Russ
Harrison Of Montana.