The Carlisle independent., 1906-08-02

boating on Lake Hopatking, N. J., were drowned by the capsizing of the craft.
 Mir. ad Mrs. Nicholas Longworth are booked to sail for honS August f.
 John D. Rockefeller told the mem bers of his church at Tarrytown, N. Y, that he was glad to be home again. although he had enjoyed his visit to Europe.
 A careful compilation shows the gross amount of insurance involved by all companies in the San Francisco fire to be S222.S36,3O7 to be recov- cred from reinsurance, s65.246,771; salvage, $33,S14,4GS. Net loss, s132,- S23,067.
 By the capsizing of the yachts Nora and Alvin B., on Hereford Inlet bar, during a sQuall, off Anglesea, N. J., eight persons out of A composing fish ing parties and the yachts crews were drowned. Heroic rescue work was done by Capt. Sudan and crew of the Hereford Inlet life-saving station.
 Taylor Keith. of Westport, Ind, fore man of a Big Four construction gang, was killed and several of a freight
 
 of freight and construction trains near Nashville, Ind.
 A specia. federal grand jury will convene in Chicago August to probe the methods of the Standard Oil Go. in the transportation of it's products.
 Frank Kern, wno. with Miss Bertha Bowlin (since dead). was murderous- ly assaulted in Kansas City. Mo, nas finally regained consciousness, and definitely accuses Albert NJ Crone, under arrest charged with the mur- der of Miss Bowlin, with having first abused them and then assaulted them with lead pipe.
 Spain is said to be irritated over the action of the United States in the affair of Guatemala and Salvador. The Madrid journals declare that Spain was the proper arbitrator.
 Judge Quarles, in the United States Joseph Black, John c. Black and Au- gust Anderson, of Shawano, Wis, on habeas corpus proceedings. The men were indicted at Portland Ore, in connection with alleged land frauds. but Judge Quarles did not consider the evidence warranted sending them there for trial.
 The supreme court of Georgia de- nied the motion for new trial for Jesse and Milton Rawlings, convicted of complicity in the murder of the Carlis children, near Valdosta, over a year ago.
 John Black and William Reagin. ne groes, charged with the murder of Ed Granger. a write turpentine operator, were lynehed by a mob near Fort Gardner, Fla.
 Secretary of State Root was given an enthusiastic welcome on his ar rival at Rio Janeiro. The historic Abrantes palace was placed at the disposal of himself and party. A grand reception in his honor was given by President Alyes.
 Russell Sage, in his will, bequeaths all of his estate to his widow, Marga- ret Olivia Sage, after the payment of s25. .000 to each of MT. Sage's nephews and nieces. and s10,000 to his sister, Mrs. Fanny Chapin, of Oneida, N. Y., now dead.
 Henry c. Brockmeyer, former lieu tenant governor of Missouri and one of the best-known business men, writ CTS and politicians in the state, is dead, after a long illness. He was one of the founders of the Concord school of philosophy.
 William J. Bryan has accepted an invitation, recently extended, to at tend a monster reception in his honor to be given, on date yet to be select ed, in Louisville, Ky.
 Willie Stewart accidentally dropped a chisel he was showing to a GUS toner in a La Grange tGa.) hardware store, into a case of dynamite. Stew art was instantly killed, several per sons in the store were hurt, and the building and stock was badly wrecked. James Richard De Remer. one of the most noted railroad builders in the country, died at Denver, Col, of pa ralysis, aged 59 years. He built tho famous swinging bridge on which the Denver & Rio Grande railroad goes through the Royal gorge. committee has been named by i President Jordan of the Southern Cot l ton association to investigate charges | that certain officials of the association are owners of stock in well-known | cotton brokerage firm Justice William Day. of the United l States supreme court, has accepted an l invitation to deliver the principal ad- dress upon the occasion of the unveil- | ing of the monument in honor of Will liam Mckinley at Columbus, O.. Sep tember If