The Sunday globe., 1901-07-07
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
A Sixteen-Year-0ld Boy AvengeS
His Sisters Wrong.
ELECTROCuTEO WHILE BATHING
Arrested for Indecent Exposure -SucIded Be-
cause OF tha FalthIsSSness Of His Sweet.
heah-Farmer's BOdI Found In a Glstern,
Naunw Escape From Growing -- lssltsd
Home and Family for Her Lover

Cincinnati, July 6.-For iudecently
exposing his person while IN n state Of
beastly intoxication, prominent CO.
lumbus politician, who gave his name
at the Ninth street station rs John
Dow, was arrested in Fountain Square
this evening after desperate struggle
with two officers. He WAS dubbed
into, submission and ridden in a semi
nude condition in the patgOl wagon to
! the station house. "Haat and whisky"
are given as an excuse by his friends.
Columbus, Neb., July 6.-The six
| teen-year old brother Of Miss Viola,
| Green, whose seduction was laid at the
/ door of Richard chi fiths, a hardware
merchant, shot the latter dead through
the window Of his dining room while
at supper with his wife and two chill.
/ dTen. Gritfiths was under bonds for
the seduction of the girl, and the pre-
liminsry hearing was set for to-mOr-
row. Young Green is in Jail.
London, July 6.-The Irish member
of Parliament who sent tart decina-
tion to the Fourth Of July banquet be-
cause the first toast on the List was to
the King Of England, jusifes himself
on the incOngruty Of tCasting the
royal descendant and inheritor Of the
throne which sought to enslava the
patriots eff 1915, and which would have
hanged them as aitOrs if they failed.
"Englishman are hypocritical syco-
plants who attend such banquets."
Salisbury, Md. July 6-Roland
Cantwell and Mrs. Cora II. Bradley,
who were arrested I'm Bal, imore on a
charge of theft at Ocean City, are resi-
dents Of this place. 1t has been known
for some time that the two were fast
friends. Mrs. Bradley's husband is a
highly respected citizen, but is much
older than his handsome wife, Can't
we'll boarded near the Bradley home,
and the casual meetings and greetings
which at first marked the intercourse
Of the couple gradually faded away, tobe
replaced by passionate fOndness, which
eliminated in their elOpement. No
particulars can be learned as to the
charge OF theft.
Atlantic City, n. j., July 6.-Two
young ladies, sisters. named Moore
were, saved from drowning here this
: afte' noon. When rescued they were
P0th unconscious and clasped in each
Others arms. There was rreat diff
Guilty In resusticating the elder of the
two, but she was finally declared out
OF danger this evening. They had i'm
prudently ventured, after repeated
warning, out too far. Both Were good
swimmers.
Los Angeles, Cal. July 6.-The sui
eide Of j. Thompson Lee, of Pittsburg
in this city last night it now develops
was caused by the young lady to whom
he was engaged elop ng with Thomas
b. Aldridge last week. NJ Lee came
here two days ago to visit his uncle
AID rget his 1--we troubles, but took
his own life last night
Paris, July 6.-The automobile ooci.
dents i'm the Paris Berlin race are sin
causing an outcTy, since Deputv Gau-
thier brought the matter m i'm tba
Chamber Of Deputies. He asked thgt
measures be taken to stop running
automobiles at excessive sueed and
remarked, amid loud applause nom
the Rightists, that it was a singular
and saddening idea to organize "a race
to Berlin, passing through BazilIe, and
Sedan.
Ottawa, July GA party Of six
preventative farmers Of the MOIaskan
tribe, of South Russia, arrived here i'm
charge of A. Landy, Of Hamburg Ger
many. The men, who are fine. stall
wart looking agriculturists, are pion-
eers coming after a delegation of the
tribe who visited Canada last wear.
These six will settle and at the same
time look about them for good land.
The tribe numbers some L., 600 i'm all.
and n looking for a home where good
land can be had and liberty enjoyed.
Stouchburg, Pa, July 6.-The body
Of John Edwards, tarme r, was found
in "a ci tern on his premises near here,
His head was terribly gashed with
knife, and the cOrouer's jury decided
it was a clear case of murder.
Pekin. July 6.-The arrival Of Duke
Ian and Prince Tum at Ummski.
Turkestan, In which place Of bauish
ment they have been sentenced to re-
side, is announced a Russian Consul
is stationed at Ulumski, and he Will
notify the Russian Government should
the banished Chinese leave that place.
Toro, to, Canada, July 6-NIrs. 4. n.
Baker and Mrs. Welch, wife Of J.J.
Welch, two Of the principal Toronto
heirs to tn Colonel Baker estate. of
Philadelphia, supposed to be valued as
$500, 1000, 900, have received definite no.
tice from Philadelphia that the estate
Is TO be finally settled by the courts
this month. Mrs. Baker has Just re-
turned from Philadelphia, Her hu,.
band was great grandson of Colonel
Baker, who had four brothers who came
over from Germany early In the last
century and settled i'm Canada. The
descendants of these brothers are the
principal heirs to the estate
Philadelphia, July 6.-Two men.
whose Identity is not yet known, met
death In peculiar manner " hile bath
ing on the beach at Washington Park
over some piings q cable had been
laid, and close 10 il was % wire carry
ing electricity to the park. I'm some
manner the two came i'm contact, and
rs the men climbed TO the top of the
pilings they touched the cable. Both
men were instantly killed,