The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-12-28
THE LATEST NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
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DOMESTIC
Countess uka Kirsky Palmay. a singer
had Frederick Won Gordon Seefctd ar
rested IN New York, charging him with
obtaining $4,000 from her by false rep
reSentation.
Judge Murray f. Tuley, the nestor of
the Chicago bench, died at a sanitarium
IN kenosha, Wis, from nervous exhaus-
ton. following overwork.
Two thousand bluejackets from the
warShips III New York harbor enjoved
an entertainment prepared for them at
the Brooklyn Y. NJ. {. A.
The boiler of Susquehanna Railroad
locomotive blew UP at Paterson, n. J..
and several OF the train crew were Sc
verely scaided
Three men who broke Jail in Kearney.
Neb., were caught in a hay stack. win
chesters being required to bring them TO
surrender
Angelo Ginigiio killed Rocco Topper and
seriously wounded Philip Vari in a quar-
rel over card game at Mineoe, l.. |.
"A runaway horse ran into train at
DeiphoS, o., two of the occupants of the
buggy being killed and one severely in
jured
President Morales, of San Domingo.
unknown.
State Superintendent of Insurance
hendricks, OF New York, testified be-
lore the insurance investigating COM
mlttee that his department knew little
OF the alleged graft and extravagances
OF the life insurance companies.
William Pinto and Joseph Gaul. two
Io-year-old boys, were arrested in Phil
ha
wreck Baltimore and Ohio freight
train.
Thomas p. WickeS, convicted in New
York of blackmail, has been sentenced
to year in the penitentiary.
Stockholders of the Cincinnati. Hamil-
ton and Dayton Railroad have decided
that their lease of the Pere Marquette
and Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville
lines Is contrary to the laws of Ohio
Wlll Carter, negro, II years old,
was hanged at Kenansville, n. c., for
criminal assault upon a six-year-old
white girl at Wallace, n. G., in Novem-
bcr last
Abe Hummel, the lawyer who was tried
III New York for conspiracy, was found
guilty and sentenced to one year in the
penetentiary and fine OF $500
The properties of Banker John X.
walsh, OF Chicago, are increasing in
value, and rival interests are bidding for
some of his large holdings.
The terminals OF the Delaware. Lack
awanna and Western Railroad, Twenty
third Street, New York, were destroyed
by fire
Dr. George w. Atherton has resigned
as president of the Pennsylvania State
College.
a bomb was thrown through the win
dow of the Allied Iron Association in
New York City, wrecking the place.
Several employees were stunned, but not
seriously injured
John w. Gates and new directors, rep
reSenting the Republic Steel and Iron
Company, have acquired control of the
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company.
The wife of w. Z. Corey, president of
the United Steel Corporation, will insti-
tute divorce proceedings against him in
Pittsburg.
David Belasco, the playwright, has lost
his legal fight with Klaw & Erlanger
and Joseph Brooks on the question Of
partnership.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has incor-
porated the Pennsylvania and Newark
Railroad TO construct AZ miles of road
through New Jersey.
Benz amin ParkhurSt, formerly a we'll
known Mason, of Washington, died from
The result of an assault al Easton, Pa.
Many people were injured in wreck
on the New York Central Railroad i'll
New York City.
Fines aggregating $4,000 were i'm
posed on Brick Trust officials and labor
leaders III Chicago, who pleaded guilty
10 the charge of combining to prevent
competition.
Judge Craig, of the Edgar County
(ln.) Court, issued an attachment
against United States District Attorney
Trautman, said to be in contempt of
court.