The Sunday globe., 1901-06-09


DeIsCtaion Of The Sunday Morning Globe
Readers.
London June Gable The United
States Supreme Court decision as seen
by the provencial press Of England is TO
the effect that the United States has
frankly and judiciously modelled its pro.
gressive government after the British
Empire, and thereby secured lis stability
of which the conservatism Of Englishmep
had serious doubts The consensus Of
opinion of the provencial press gathered
today from all the great weekly leaders
ielicitates the Republic on It's practical
solid alliance and insepalable destiny AS
a co'partner OF the British Empire.
Canal Dover Ohio, June S-Tbe
Uealh last evening from apoplexy Of j.
N, Garrison, the well-knlwn punster.
| romantic inventor of scoops" for The
] great metropolitan newspapers. ia upi-
versally amented Mr. Garrison made
/ this neck of the woods famous throupb.
out the country as the scene of exploits
murders, Obberies sensational suicides
and esCapades, all of which he nalmed
of for years on the New York. Chicago
and other large city newsp.pers and
even on the Associated Press, II SNOW
mOurnfully predicted that Canal Dover
| Will sink back to its former insignificant
career since the modern and we'll
beloved Munchsusen has crossed the
| Divide
Melbourne, Australia, June s.-An
earthquake caused great alarm in this
| city and vicinity to-day. Three distinct
| shocks lasting several seconds were felt
IN wide area, including the city. Much
damage resulted to buildings, and in
several instances large cracks have
taken place in the massive governments
structures. A panic prevailed for a con-
siderable time and has not yet altogether
I subsided.
Paterson, N. j, June A man and
woman who registered at an obscure
hotel in this city as James L. Wilson and
vile, Washington, d. c., were found
! locked in each Others arms asphyxiated
this morning when the cham6ermaid
| gained entrance to their room. II was "A
| deliberate case Of suicide, as each mad
| the end Of a rubbertuOe in their mouths
which was attached to the burners. No
papers were found on the bodies. which
are now IN the mOrgue,
Jamestown, N. Y, June 8 "A sad nc
] cldent took place three miles west OF this
| place early TINS morning A new-made
bride, her husband, and the aged mother
! ol lhe former were instantly Killed while
! driving across the railroad track en-
| route TO the home of the elder lady, Mrs.
/ I A. Ia.
hhoWn IN TINS city. The newly welded
| par had been married earlier in the day
| in this city, and intended remaining here
| lew DAYS with the married sister Of the
| bride, but at the solicitation of Mrs
Armstrong agreed to spend a few days at
| her mansion. The husband is from
Lynn, Mass, James A, Newhall, and is
a member OF prominent family in that
| city. lie was shoe manufacturer OF
considerable wealth
Brooklyn, N. Y, Juhe S.-George w.
Cumberland, who was known ON the
stage rs George W. Thompson for over
40 years, and who was the founder OF
the Benevolent Protective Order of
Elks, did on Wednesday at the home of
his sister Mrs. Thompson, $40 JAY St.
this city, in his Goth year, Gangrene. re
sulung from a felon on his finger was
the cause Of death. He was a widower
and left no children. The interment will
be in the Elks Rest Evergreen Gene
terry.
Madrid, June S,-A dispatch received
here from Rome says that during tho
corpus Christi procession yesterday
some burning paper fell on a balcony.
ana the crowd, believing it was bomb,
became panic stricken and fed. There
was fearful crush, women tainted and "a
hundred persons were injured but no ia
talites have been reported.
Dallas, Tex, June S.-The Jury in the
case Of Anderson Norris, which has been
on trial nj Waco for three days, brought
IN verdict giving the deiendent the
death penalty. Norris, negro, was
charged with the murder OF MIS- French,
the wife Of white farmer i'm Navarro
County, last December. The crime was
a most revolving one, and had it not been
Tor The efforts of the officers he would
have been dealth with by % lynching
party He had to be removed from three
county jails in order to prevent a Cor
Sicana mob getting possession of him.
Aurora, Mo-, June s.-A message from
Galena, an isolated town in Stone County.
says that Mrs. John Stallion and her two
sons by former marriage, James and
VIII Cmbtree, have confessed to the
murder of Alice Stallion, sixteen years
old, % pretty stepdaughter of the woman.
According to the confession, the BOYS
held Alice while the mother broke her
skull with a poker, The body was thrown
into the river There is great excitement
and "A lynChing may result Mrs. Stallion
was, it is ass serted, Jealous Of her step.
daughter because Of her good looks. The
girl was engaged to be married
Richmond, Ind, June S.-Nliss Ellie
Freeman Thompson, at present gradu.
ate student at the University of Chicago,
has been elected to a vacancy in the de.
partment Of Greel, at Earlham College.
Miss Thompson is a graduate of Boston
University and has also studied at Wen.
esley and Bryn Mawr She will soon take
the degree of Doctor of Philosophy AT the
Chicago University. Miss Thomson was
formerly professor of Greek at Berea Col.
lege Richmond, Ky.
London, Jnne Sd. Pierpont's Nor
gans famous picture Of the Duchess of
GainsbOrough was taken To Marlborough
House today for the king to see. Mr..
Morgan was present. The picture was
aIterward taken to Mr.. Morgan's house.
Tuscaloosa, Ala, June S.-Governor
SANFORD, who was taken seriously IN
here two days ago. is resting easily to-
day, but his condition continues serious.