The Carlisle independent., 1906-07-05

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 Stanford White, the eminent arch.- tect, of the firm of McKim, Mead & White,-sNew York. was shot and al most instantly killed on the roof of Madison square garden, New York. during performance. by Harry Thaw, member of prominent Pittsburg family.
 Four natives were hanged and four fogged at Demshawai, Egypt, for complicity in the attack on British officers at that place June 13.
 The drydock Dewey is reported as having left Singapore on the last leg of its long journey to Olongapo, ySu- big bay, Luzon, 1920 miles distant
 At the close of the registration for the Crow lands at Billings. Mont. be- tween 16,000 and 17,000 persons had registered
 Harry Kendall Thaw has been in- dicted for murder in the first degree in New York. following the action of the coroner's inquest into the death of oNouAOla " A4lNC anu ndn JS AClu without bail.
 Haryards varsity eight defeated Yale in the classic event before the greatest crowd that ever lined the Thames at New London, Conn.,, on race day. It was close victory two and a half lengths-but 1t was particularly sweet after many years of defeat. Haryard's joy was uncon- fined.
 It transpires that within the past few weeks the home of Mrs. Thaw, mother of Harry K. Thaw, in Pitts burg, Pa, has been robbed of jewelry and silver plate to the extent of s60,. o00 A description of the booty is in the hands of the police all over the country.
 The physician who made the autop- sy on the body of Stanford White, killed by Harry Thaw in New York, found that White was sufferer from Brights disease, from incipient tubercqloSis and from fatty degenera- tion of the liver.
 The officials are making most de- termined war on the joints at Kansas City. Kas., out-nationing the redoubt- able Carrie in their destruction of liquor and fixins.
 After their presentation at court at Buckingham palace, London, MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth were bidden to join King Edward and Queen Al exandra in the supper room.
 With the assistance of his wife, J. F. Ball, of Middlesboro, Ky, a noted desperado, escaped from jail at>Rich- mond, Ky. James Saylor and Steve Turner, charged with murder, and James Turner, an alleged cattle thief, also escaped.
 Alexander Muir, author of Canadas national hymn, The Maple Leaf," died suddenly at Toronto, Ont.
 Atty Gen. Moody is carefully plan ming his campaign against the Stand ard Oil Co.,, and to that end has had several conferences with his special assistants retained for the fight and several district attorneys summoned to Washington.
 The Japanese people have contrib uted a total of $146,000 to the San Francisco relief fund.
 Capt, R. F. Wynne, of the marine corps, whose court-martial sentence of dismissal for insubordination has been approved by the president, has been notified that he will be permitted to resign if he cares to do so.
 Gov Cobb of Maine was renominat- ed by the republican state convention at Portland.
 Mrs. David Reed, sister of Gen. George A. Custer and Col. Tom Gus ter, died at her home in Monroe, Mich. aged so years.
 President Roosevelt has approved the joint resolution of congress ex- pressing the horror of the people of the United States at the massacre of Jews in Russia and expressing sym pathy with those bereaved.
 Gen Grosvenor, of Ohio, says the ship subidy bill will be reported to the house at the next session of con gress and will pass.
 Thomas Goodwin, believed to be a member of prominent family in Washington, D. C., died at Clay Cen ter, Kas,, as the result of oyerheating while working as a harvest hand.
 Owing to clashes between white and colored troops stationed at Fort Leayenworth, Kas., in which several soldiers have been beaten, cut and bruised, all passes to enlisted men to visit the city have been supended.
 A number Of meat dealers in In- dianapolis have been arrested for doc toring meat with coloring substances
 Miss Eva Booth, commander of the Salvation army in the United States. is seriously i'll at her home in New York city, and all of her public en- agreements have been cancelled. Two persons were killed and several injured at Aurora, III, when the nam moth tent of Ringing Bros circus was blown down during a severe wind storm.
 The Jamestown (Va) tercentennial exposition will receive government aid to the extent of s1,325,O0 in addition to the s250.000 appropriated a year ago.
 There are indications that the czar will, ere long, give way to the par liament and grant the demand for a responsible ministry. The growing disaffection in the army is opening the emperor's eyes.
 Unsanitary conditions have been found to exist in some of the indepen