The Breckenridge news., 1906-08-01
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS
vERsIAoE CAREFULLY AVOIDED
IN THIS COLUMN.
Important Events, Occurring Both At
Home and Bbroad, VIII Be Found
Briefly chronicIed and Duly Ar.
ranged In This Column.

Home and Bbroad, VIII Be Found
Briefly chronicIed and Duly Ar.
ranged In This Column.
eecretary Taft will spend the rest
Of the summer with his family at Muir.
ray Bay, Canada.
Frank Forrest, alleged horsethief,
was shot and killed by Patrolman
Voltz at East st. Louis when he resist
ed arrest.
1t is believed the ASSASSIN of Admi.
raj Chouknin, commander of the Black
sea feet, was a girl disguised in the
uniform OF sailor.
John Gordon and Miss satterneld,
society people Of Richmond, Va, were
drowned while with a launching party
on the James river.
Tom Jones and Charles A. Wood
run, negroes. were hanged from the
same scaffold at independence, Va,
for the murder of Wiley Jones, negro.
At Bellaire, o.. Henry Kraft, a sa-
loon keeper, was fatally shot, and his
porter, Mike Maxson, dangerously
wounded by. two masked men who at
tempted to rob the saloon.
Andrew L. Davenport negro, was
hanged at Newport News, Va, for the
murder of William Thomas, also a ne
gro. The prisoner made a full confes-
sion. Murdered mans life was in
sured in Davenport's favor for $1,000.
BY a spark from a forge falling on
. keg of powder at a coal mine near
Bonneville, Ind, Cyrus Moody and Dan
lei Reed received burns from which
they died.
More than 100000 consigned to the
Alaska Pacific Express company at
Seattle, Wash. was stolen from the
steamer Ida May and no clew obtained
as to the robbers.
Vice Admiral Chouknin, commander
Of the Black Sea feet, who was shot
at Sebastopol by terrorist, supposed
TO be sailor of the battleship Otcha-
koff, died without having recovered
consciousness.
Grand jury of the District of Colum-
bia returned indictments against the
American Ice company and Chaplin
Sacks Ice company on the charge OF
entering into conspiracy to increase
the price of ice.
Secretary Bonaparte awarded the
contracts of the two 16,000-ton battle
ships, South Carolina ond Michigan,
one to the Cramps of Philadelphia and
the other to the New York Ship and
Engine company of Camden, N. ].
Robert Shaffer, uncle of John 8.
Phipps and brother-in-law of Henry
Phipps, the Pittsburg steel million
aire, was instantly killed when a Long
Island railroad train smashed the au-
tomobile in which he and a chauffeur
were riding at the crossing near Say
Vile, L. |.
An overdose Of headache powders is
said to have caused the death of Bar
ney Wolf, a prominent grocer, at
Findlay, o.
Devolney Dunn, proprietor OF the
Seneca driving park of Tiffin, o., who
was attending the races at James
town, N. Y, was found dead in bed.
Henry Evans, foreman of car in
spectors, was shot to death at Pitts
burg by an unknown negro, who es-
capped Murderer detected robbing car
An infuriated mob of 100 negroes at
tackled a crowd of city dog catchers
at ST. Louis, Mo. Andrew Betzold, a
dog catcher, was stabbed and slashed
In back, suffering dangerous wounds.
Smiling as he remarked, I'm going
to take all this" Bert McClain, 25, a
Columbus janitor, drained bottle of
carbolic acid and died before medical
aid could counteract the effects of the
poison.
At st. Petersburg three young men
In students uniforms shot and wound
ed a paymaster and two watchmen in
the Office OF the paymaster of the ad-
miralty and decamped in a cab with
$4,000.