Woodruff County news., 1906-02-15

| reason Of the limitations of the w hite House accommodations. to invite to the wedding of Miss Alice Roosevelt and | MT. Nicholas Longworth
 The Frances Simmer academy at Mt Carroll, H., affiliated with the Univer- sity of Chicago, was destroyed by fire The trustees decided to rebuild at once. A. Howard HinllIe, of Cincinnati, has l subscribed S5,000 as the nucleus of a fund for the erection of a memorial to l Theodore Thomas i'll that city, 1 The Brazilian congress has voted S400 ,000 for the reception and enter 1 tainmert of the delegates to the Pan | American congress in Rio Janeiro next | spring.
 An insane ex-soldier, Joseph Kiszsi uul, who wanted President Roosevelt to pay him $9,009000, was arrested, at the White House in Washington, and sent l to the government hospital for the in- sane
 An inventory of the estate of the late | William B. Thompson, Of St. Louis, shows the actual value to be $806, 416.50, instead of the reputed $4,o00, 900. l I val establishment six battleships, three cruisers, two coast defense ironclads, l two gunboats and three destroyers, that had been sunk by the Russians at Port 1 Arthur
 Rufus Johnson charged with the murder cf Miss Florence W. Allinson. near Moorestown N. J., was tried and convicted at Mt, Holly N. J., and sen tenccd to he hanged February 23
 Rev Justin c. Wade, charged wiJh sendins improper letters through the mail to a boy attempted to commit sui ciuo by throwing himself in front of q train at Waukegan, H., few hours before he was to have been arraignea. He was seriously injured
 St.Paul's Methodist Episcopal church, at Ashland avenue and Harrison street, Chicago, was destroyed by fire; loss, $125, ,OO0.
 The last of the White House evening ievees for the season was given in hon. or of the army and navy, and was very largely attended.
 Gov Pattison of Ohio has signed the two-cent car fare bill. It will not go into effect, however, till March 10.
 The house of representatives will not take official cognizance of the wedding of Miss Alice Roosevelt and Represen- tative Longworth, but all the same will hold no session on February l7.
 The worlds largest sailing ship was launched at Bremerhaven, Germany. It is 438 feet long and 54 feet beam, and is of 5000 tons burden.
 Neyadans are making strenuous eff forts to secure the reinstatement of Trenmore Coffin. the midshipman from that state expelled for hazing.
 Count Bcni de Caste!lane is said to have contracted debts for jewelry, un known tO the countess, to the extent Of | coco coo francs The countess declares | that she will not foot the bills
 Mrs Ethel Beattie, daughter of the late Marshall Field. who is beneficiary py her fathers will to the extent of $6,000 COG says the amount is more than sufficient
 And now Miss Edith Crater, young Denver (Col.) actress, is putting in on | the honeymoon of Mir and Mrs. Wilson | Mizner with breach of promise suit. backed up, it is alleged, by bunch of torrid lcve letters.
 Henry White, the principal Ameri- can representative at the Algeciras conference, is credited with having l done more to smooth the differences between France and Germany than all the rest combined.
 Cubas wedding gift to Miss Alice | Roosevelt will be collar of pearls. It has been purchased in Paris by the Cuban minister there, and forwarded to Mir Quesada, the Cuban minister in Washington, who will present it.
 The trustees of the United Society of Christian Endeavor, at meeting in New York, unanimously decided upon Seattle, Wash, as the place for the next general convention, in 1907.
 The emperor of Japan has conferred the first class order of merit on Gen. Daniloff, the Russian commissioner in charge of the transfer of the Russian prisoners of war.
 A condition of mutiny is said to have existed for time on board the CTulSer MdrDl9NSdu Wnlle Ill SOuLneTu Pacific waters on account of lack of shore leave and absence of fresh veg etables.
 One soldier was reported dead, an- other dying and eight others seriously ill in the hospital at Castle William, the military prison on governors isl and, New York, as the result of drink ing wood alcohol that had been snug gled in. Gen. Grant has ordered rigid investigation.
 The Greater Pittsburg bill, provid- ing for the consolidation of Pittsburg and Allegheny, subject to joint vote of both cities, has been signed by Gov. Pennypacker of Pennsylvania.
 Paul Carey, 15-year-old negro, was caught in the act of rifling letters stol- en from lock boxes in the post office at South McAlester, 1. T. The office had been robbed before in the same manner, and several thousand dollars worth of fahA A0ly nyo r,,ic sci,