Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-10-01
CONDENSED NEWS.

Archbishop Kane. of st. Louis. Is
seriously III in Baltimore with appen-
dicitis. An operation will be per-
formed soon.
Claude Day was acquitted by the
grand jury of Wolfe county. KY. on
the charge of killing Felix Bullock In
Breathitt county. two years ago
President Roosevelt is reported to be
planning trip south this winter. He
expects TO speak in two or three cities
each in Georgia and Alabama, includ-
ing Atlanta and Birmingham.
Four masked men held up an express
train near st. Joseph Mo-. dynamlted
the express car, secured from $1,000 10
$4,000 and escaped on their horses
without a shot having been fired.
Assault and battery on his coach
man. Charles Stevens, has cost David
ID. Walker. the 81. Louis millionaire
dry goods dealer 81. 4S7. Walker at
tackled the coachman with cane after
discharging him, and the latter
brought suit.
II Is estimated that not less than
$4,000 In hard cash was taken from
the vicinity OF Eagle by the Chicago
sharpers who promised the farmers 8
per cent a week profit on their money
il invested in the mythical company
they represented.
Over $500 in stamps and 500 In cash
were the booty Of robbers in the post
office at Baxter Springs. Mo. The rob-
bers used nitro glycerlne and the ex-
p!osion wrecked the building and blew
IL e. 81, ..,h
adjoining drug store.
Little Arthur Eaton. II years old.
who had been missing several days.
was found in Lake Michigan az Chi
cago. Albert Shupe is charged Wit,
having dragged the lad 10 the lake
and thrown MIN in. and then told con
ficting stories OF the little fellows
whereabouts.
Annie r. Sharpley. who caused the
postoftice authorities much trouble
through her swindliug operations In
raising the figures on postal money or
ders I'm many cities. has been SEN
fenced TO the Eastern penitcntiary in
Philadelphia for two years. She came
from England several years ago and
is said TO be connected with a good
family there.
Sick at heart from his failure to get
work after weeks of idleness as the
result OF an ironworkers' strike or.
dercd by SaGl Parks Thomas Carr. of
New York. took carlOiic acid. and will
probably die. He had refused TO be
dependent on his sister. who kept 4
lodging house. and wished to support
him.
Uydrophobia may lie the fate OF
Mrs. Henry Priest. OF New York. a
bride OF two months. who was clawed
and bitten 10y n eat while attempting
TO stop battle between II and her pet
dog. The dog WAS shot and proved
10 lave lasl bydral.hoL!l. which was
given IL oy the eat Mrs. Priest )
wounds were cauterIzcd and Size may
escape
The largest DENIAL school In the
world Is the result OF the amalgama
ton OF the College OF Physicians and
| Surgeons and the Chicago College OF
Dental Surgery by the University OF
| Illinois at Chicago. The university
purchased the latter institution for
| 100000 and secures a 22-year lease
on the college building al Harrison and
! Honore streets Seven hundred and
| fifty students are expected for the first
wear. which begins October l.
Ashbell Dunton. an aged farmer liv-
! Ing near East sullivan, y. H.. Is dead
as the result of an assault on Satur-
| day night In which he and Mrs. NAL
achi Barnes were the victims. Dunton
| lived with Barnes and his wife and
! auarrels between the trio were fire.
quent, Dunton defending the woman
from harness III temper and accusing
the latter Of making her work too
hard Mrs Lucy T. Derby. OF New Hol-
| land. Mich. is a sister of Dunton.