The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-09-11
TRLEGRAPHlC BREYITlES.

NV
Edgar N. Faller. OF Kansas City, Mo-,
aud Walter b. Leydenburg, of Cinc,n-
matt, o., have been appointed $lOOo
c.orks al Fort Leayenworth. kas.
During a picnic near East 81. Louis,
H., Emil Vctter remarked he VS.
wrestler. Ills wife ut once ,h Hi,".aea
him and 1t resulted IN test ul
strength. Vetter was thrown heavily
and his knee was dislOcated.
Yuan SKI Kai. yiceroy OF Chilli
province, has engaged Charles Den'y
.r.. who was secretary of the pTuNis-
ional government and who Is the sou
vi former United states minister To
China, to be chief foreign adviser.
Il. Il, Chambers and Guy WilliaUs.
two young boys, were drowned a. "
well at lryington. Ncb. lOgns VA
liams dropped MS hat In the well
was lowered down In the bucket iy
Chambers when near the bottom co.
fell out and Chambers went to hIs / s.
cue. They were both overcome by 4"
and dead when taken out.
Judge Murphy, in recorders court at
Detroit, sentenced Frank &. Andrews,
who was found guilty ot miSupptyl"s
aud misappropriatins funds Oi tie
wrecked CITY savings bank, 10 hityyn
years at hard labor IN Jackson prisJa.
lie had previously refused To srdnl
Andrews bail pending the settlement ui
the bill OF exceptions that his attOrne!
will file.
Calvin B. Potter, an attorney of SAT-
Lake, Utah, and ut one time pl ohih- AT
In Michigan state politics, oDnh.lttv
suicide by taking enough morphine 90
kill dozen men. Potter str't-
throughout the civil war ana 40.
twelve years had been trying To secu.t
"a pension. DesponuenCy over his ll.i-
ure to get what he believed was h,s cue
is believer to be the cause ol his g..
eide. Potter Is said TO have Le Il
wealthy at one time.
Rev. Frank Lomack. pastor Of the
First AM Baptist church OF Lc
Moines, Ia, will probably Gle as l..
result of two bullet wounds receive! "t
the hands OF Al Mckinney wlila os-
corting Mrs. Sophia Tyler home ffOL
the opera. Mckinney sprung from a
clump of bushes and opened the dU l. |
Lomack replying with four incIegjual
shots. Mckinney is under arrest lie
had sought the hand of Mrs Tyler asa
was Jealous of Lomack.
Lee fl. Smith. said to be the thigd |
robber Of the Mexican Central train |
from which S53.OOO was taken, has |
been captured In the mountlins OF |
Western Chihuahua. Details oi the |
capture are meager, hut II is known |
that u battle took place and before the |
bandit would surrender his ammuui- |
ton was exhausted and one member OF |
the posse killed. Forty thousand do
lars OF the treasure. Of which Smith |
had about $4,000, has been recovered !
by the Wells Fargo company.
For the first time In many years. the
yellow flag OF the smallpox quarantine
IL flying from II ship in the ChiclSb |
harbor, The Huron City. hig lumber
freighter. with cargo of cedar ties.
arrived In port from the Northern
Michigan pineries. and its officers n,ti-
fed the health authorities that small.
pC> had broker out ON bblrl. Tho
boat will be held for n " elk. lnd n
cargo will probably be burned physi-
clans OF the health department arr
much interested In the quarantine. in
asmuch as medical authorities recrut v
have been exploiting the theory t.at
many smallpox germs are carried from
infected lumber camps In cedar logs.
Time-expircd South African soldiers
81. -.
lusion. which Is causing the officials Of
the United States embassy considcrIb . |,
annoyance. Former British soldiers
who have served against the Beers (
have been applying In numbers Mt the
e"1bassy for enlistment In the Amer.
lean army In the Philippines, They all
toll the same story, saying a report
was In circulation NJ Cape Town ana
Dunbar that the United States was en-
listing ex-Brtish soldiers for scrvi,,
In these islands. At the London en-
bassy scores Of applicants have already
been turned away greatly disnppn.nt-
ed.
IT Is true that my father expects to
retire from the bench of the supreme !
court early In the coming year, slid
George Shiras Ill, Il lew days ago, This
h. the first direct statement confirm
uiGry OF the report that Justice ShiTas
contemplated leaving the bench. |
Speaking Of his retirement, Atturn y
GeOrge Shirus Ill. said. There Is No !
particular reason behind the rctiIc- |
ment except that my father be ip,o5 /
that there is wisdom In the law plssel I
by consrtgs enabling judges to retire v
when they have reached the age of 20 '
J ears, | do not know that positive (
time has been set, One report. ser, n
says that he will leave the bench Ia u
April next My opinion II that II he Q
there that long. he will con- 4
inue In service until May when the s
adjournment OF the court occurs" \