Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-07-30
CONDENSED NEWS.

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In rhe Tammany dock board Of New
York.
A tract of 10000 acres in san Diego
county. Cal, available for irrigation.
viii be opened up by the government.
1t has been tied mp by indemnity
claims of the Southern Pacific.
Uncle sam wants to know of tiov.
Dole, OF Hawaii. the necessity for the
proposed loan of So. 100000 for pub
lie improvements passed at an extra
session OF tn" territorial legislature.
Mrs. Nilhelmina C1chranc Barring
ton was granted a divorce at Kansas
City from Lord" Frederick Seymour
Darlington. who T.; now under indlct-
ment at 81. Louis, charged with muir.
der.
Estimates received from all parts Of
the state show thar Nebras.las wheat
viii exceed amy previous crop. 1t
will yield M least S,'OJt.O13 bushels.
compared with tie 1C.00C,G9) crop Of
1890.
Rev Jean Sky.cS, as lie cared him.
self, but WHO'S. al maine was Lane
who WAS recently convicted OF bigamy
ut Port ellison, Miss. ana sent To an
insane asylum committed suicide in a
small pond.
y brewery co'Guc,cC b. the supreme
court OF New York through John NJ
Bowers as receiver. las Il profit of
100000 fer the past year. For his ser
vices Mr. Bowers will receive fee of
approximately Sljo.OUt.
Miss Eleanor q. Corliss. of Gleno!d.
Ell, Pa. accidentally shot herself while
firing at cat that was trying 10 steal
her chickens. TIE bullet entered her
breast close 10 the heart. and she died
without saying word.
Postmaster C. !. Thompson. OF To-
ledo, was horSewhpped by Cora IRA
ter. n colored woman. whose letters
had been contiScated b the deprrt-
ment. The postmaster received ten
singing cuts before he was rescued.
President Roosevelt Is planning a
horseback ride To Sayvile. l.. L., on
Thursday, from Sycamore Hill. II dis
lance of about 40 miles. to visit Rob-
ert Roosevelt and family. He expects
to be accompanied by his two Oldest
sons.
A haul of $4,000 in gold bullion
and considerable cash WAS made by
three masked men who b ,ld up Capt.
Myrick. of the Conner Creek mine.
eighteen miles from Hunt mgt0n. Ore.
and at the point of pist oil compelled
him to open the Office safe.
A hundred carloads of fruit n day.
or 100000 pounds. are now going
easc from Sacramento. Cal. Railroad
officials and orchardSts say that the
prospects are favorable for the ship
ment east this season of 5000 carloads
or l92.00C,Co0 pounds of ali sorts of
green fruis
John Holdvehtr. farmer near
Randolph, Ncb.. harncsscd his wife to
a harrow. ana. because she wasn't
strong enough 10 drag it over Il newly
plowcd corntield. whipped her UNI
mercifully with a knotted rope. lie
Is in Jail. after Il narrow escape from
tar and feathers.
Bob Fitzsimmons. the pugilst. was
married ut the Palace hotel. san Fran
cOsco. t. Miss Julia MAJ Clifford. the
actress who played i'm the comic opera
when Johnny Comes Marching
Home" George Dawson was Fits
the bride.
Charles Jaenecke. OF Lansing. Is very
iii at DimondalC of blood-poisoning. He
went to Dimondale last week to care
FOR his brother. who had been injured
by falling from sugar factory at
rawas City. The brother contracted
blood poisoning from his injuries and
died The surviving brother has be-
come very III with the disease, and
may not recover.
Aroused by jealousy at seeing John
and Mrs. Lou Rensel together
at the Rensell saloon. in Bucyrus. o..
Charles Kent. the bartender. entered |
the room and shot the woman aead.
wounded Sawyer in the arm and then
fed to the alley and blew his own |
brains out. Kent. who was a bartender |
for Mrs. Rensell. some time ago eloped |
with her 20 California. Recently they |
returned.
James G. Beasley. who is accused |
Of forging two paymasters' checks of
So 500 each, at Cape Nome was ar
rested by United States officers near
Pretoria. South Africa, and brought
back to stand his trial He was deal
ing in mineral lands and making a for
une when he was found The chase
mas lasted seven months and extended
over 1000 miles.
One million dollars Is the estimated
damage done by a hail storm which
passed over the east portion of Rocl;
county, Mimi. stretch of country
.hirty-siX miles long being so com.
letely devastated that except i'm rare
spots. not straw Is standing. In less
han ten minutes. between two and
hree inches of hail fell. fairly beat
ng the grain into the ground
Lynching detective was the re.
'enge attempted by Infatuated villag-
RS at Foster. Pa. when they learned
hat John Feel a d.. l.. X w. officer
lad found evidence which would con-
rect a score OF the families of the
'ilage with wholesale thevery OF
'rass and other junk from the com
'any's property. Taking refuge I'm the
epot. Peel was rescued by the crew
f train ordered TO his assistance.
Reason restored by fall was the
enarkable outcome Of a tumble back
Yards from third story window by
IRIS Bridget Hurley. of Bayonne. \.
:. who had been III and demented
or several years Tho hosnital nhv-