The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27
NEWS OE THE WEEK
IAN EpIToME OF JHE MOST I'M PoRTANT eVENfs AT HOME
 AND ABROAD.
NORTH EAST, WEST, SOUTH
A Carefully oigestsd and Condensed Compilation of Current News
 Items, Domestic and Foreign.
MISCELLANEOUS.

m ml0OEEEAN6 N6OOS.
 A Japanese fishing boat was found burned and the bodies of eleven Jap- anese were found in the ruins, at the mouth of the Kaicha river, along the kamchatka coast. The vessel had been missing for weeks and natives in tho vicinity say the vessel was sur prised during the night by Russians, who killed the crew and burned the vessel.
 Miss Susan Maxwell Selfridge, granddaughter of Gen. Phil Kearney and daughter of the late Capt. James Russell Selfridge, U. s. N, and Wal ter Veriner, member of an ancient Huguenot family, were married in Boston, the bride being given away by her maternal grandmother.
 A few months ago Mrs Andrew J. Wells of Havana. IL. died. Her daughter Margaret went insane griev. ing for her mother and hanged her Self, and few days ago the husband bpd father, aged 72, died from mentai anguish.
 Terrorists, it is reported from Paris, have sentenced the czar and the en- tire dynasty to death. Numerous ar rests, it is said, have been made.
 The steamer Manchuria, recently on the rocks in the Sandwich islands, is in the hands of a United States mar shal, under attachment of the Pacific Commercial Cable Co. for s300,00O, for the services of one of it's steamers in salving the Manchuria.
 Rev. John Roberts, minister and school teacher, is alleged to have shot and killed Gife Cate, his rival, near Newport, Tenn. Rev. Roberts surren- dered and was jailed. They met in the woods, 1t is said, and Cate, who was hunting, told Roberts to run, which he did, but stopped when he se- cursd rife, and killed Cate.
 The city of Xenia, o. population 10,- 900, a county seat, and which has been dry" six years, went wet by vote of 1915 to 1,1S9.
 The foreign commerce of the United States for the twelve months ending Aug. 31 was in excess of three billion dollars, the ,rst time it ever reached that amount in twelve months. Last August was a record-breaking August in foreign commerce, the imports for the first time in August crossing the S100,000, 900 line.
 The repeated assaults on white women by negroes at Atlanta, Ga, and vicinity, so aroused the white popula- tion that mob held sway for an en- tire night, during which ten negroes were killed and at least forty wound ed. A number of white people were also injured. The governor called out severSeen companies of the state mi litia to restere order.
 SecretarE ERoot will take no part in the Cuban negotiations, and will re- turn direct to Washington.
 Gen. Funston has hurried to Cuba ' by direction of the secretary of war. H Bishop McCabe, of the Methodist church, urges war on Turkey by the United States for attacks on Chris tians. The bishop says he would en- gage in the conflict.
 The report comes from Manila that the United States gunboat Helena has been lost on the Chinese coast. No fur ther particulars are given.
 George w Ryder, of Youngstown, O., who Is charged with blowing up mother of William J. Bryan are buried has been sued by woman whose rel atives were inferred there. Tbe cem- etery Is at Bears Den, and Ryder bought it recently to add to his farm The Ross and other families have been buried there since 1772. Head stones were used by the owner for walks. Bryan in 1896 attempted to locate his parents graves there, but failed to find them.
 Further rulings in connection with the enforcement of the meat inspec tion law after October l next have been made public. Frankfurter sau sage can no longer be known as such but must be called "Frankfurter style sausage"
 Vice-President Fairbanks laid the corner stone of Chfcagos new county building, which, when completed, is to be the largest courthouse in the world.