Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-12-28
CONDENSED NEWS.

ant of Robert Emmett. the Irish patriot,
died in New Rochelle, y Y, Friday,
aged so.
Millionaire Joseph S. Neave, of Gin
cinnati, has accepted the position Of
superintendent OF the street cleaning
department Of that city.
Libbie Garrabrandt, the Paterson, \.
j.. murderess, was granted a parole
by the board of pardons She had
been in jail for thirty-four years.
Marshall Field, Jr., left no will, and
Marshall Field, ST.. has been appoint
ed guardian OF his three grandchildren.
The estate is valued at about one and
one-half million.
Mrs. Fred Horns. aged 60, of Menom-
inee, was boiling oil 10 use on her
floors when the stuff exploded and COW
cred her with the blazing fluid. She
was literally cooked to death
f. S. Pussy, of Philadelphia, a pro-
motor of a s3.000000 mining scheme
was sentenced, Tuesday, to six months
imprisonment for swinding A. s.
/ Moore, of New York, out of $4,000.
Senator Frank Farnum, of Chicago,
will not he tried for completely in he
murder Of County Commissioner JoIr
Kopf. The coroner's jury say there is
not enough evidence to hold him.
President Roosevelt has selected Jo-
| seph II. Choate TO head the American
delegation TO he second Hague peace
conference, eX-President Cleveland
having expressed a Discrimination to
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The Americans employed on the con-
! struction OF he Panama canal had to
/ pass Christmas and will pass New
/ Years day with their salaries unpaid,
/ due to the canal commissions lack OF
4 funds.
Charles II. Eher, a patient in hos
pital at Bakersfield, Cal, suffering
from a selfinnicted wound, says he can
/ give testimony which will acquit Caleb
/ Powers OF he murder OF Gov. Goebel,
Of Kentucky.
Olaf Rikola, who was separated from
his wife three hours after their mar
/ riaee by her parents. has recovered her
/ in Chicago, after searching three
years. The couple were married in
Switzerland.
\ man. believed to be Burton Mans
field. about 60 years old, was found
on sidewalk in Brooklyn, ~ Y. in
a dying condition. He wore diamonds
and had 81 500 in MS pockets. Ii is
thought that he was given knockout
drops.
The contributions received in New
York Monday for the relief OF HebrC "
sufferers in Russia amounted to $I..i3
bringing the total TO $117G,SS2 .nc
largest contribution Monday was
S2,322 from Inc or hodoX Jews Of s.
Paul, MINI.
Isaac and Edward Marshall alleged
chicken thieves, were going on a train
| from Mt Carmel, H.. TO Fairfield. IN
der the custody of Constable James
Kingston, when they shot the officer
dead in order TO escape. The passen
gers took a hand and Isaac was killed
and Edward fatally hurt.
I'm still struggling" said John
Burns now member of the British
cabinet, when asked to write a sketch
of his life for the English Who's
Who" Said he: II was educated al
Balleesen and at night schools and still
learning. Came into the world with a
struggle. struggling now and prospects
of continuing it"
Mrs. Marie Santangelo was admit
ted by the immigrant inspectors at New
York because her husband is a nat
uralized citizen of Youngstown, o.. but
her two young children were ordered
deported because they had trachoma
While the children were under deten
ton one died of scarlet fever and the
other Is too i'll TO be moved
Capt. Taggart's request to dismiss
Mrs. Taggart's motion for a new tria
of the divorce case was deni.ri AM
the final decision will come Friday
z Mount Matatutu, on the island 81
Savaii, Samoan group, is belchinl
forth a stream of lava 200 feet high
that flows IL miles wide and that -:
covered an area OF 80 square miles.
Fred Pabst, former president of thC
Pabst Brewing Co, and one Of the bes
known millionaires in Wisconsin. i.
studying agriculture at the University
of Wisconsin. He recently acquired
fine stock farm and has decided TO gC
into the business of stock raising ul
an elaborate and scientific plan.