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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-06-24

Przypuszczaja, re krol Karol be-
die musia1 w kofcu oddaliG cd
rzadu obecnego premiera mini
str6w, znienawidzonego Franco'a
ktory jest sprawca rewolucyi, on
to bowiem doprowadzii do roz-
pedzenia parlamentu i zawiesze-
mia konstytucyi. Kr6l sam opus
Gil sw6j palac przeniosl sic ma
poklad swego jachtu Amelia" "
Wczoraj partya monarchistow i
kilka innych przeciwnych obecnej
tendencyi rzadowej, odbyly ze-
branie ma ktorem oswiadczono sic
"a reprezentacya ludowa W rza-
dach paistwem i "a zmiana mi
nisteryum. Ostatnie wiesci dono-
sza, re w Lizbonie nareszcie po
kilku dniach kwi rozlewu jest O.
becnie nieco spokojniej, ale sy-
tuacya przez to ME wiele sic
poprawila panuje ogolne wycze-
kiwanie - pelne niepokoju o.
baw. Coraz pewniejsze nadcho-
dza pogloski, re premier Franco
zrezygnuje, a nastepca jego ma
bye niejald Senor Vilbema.
Paryz, "a czerwca. - w poiu-
dniowej Francyi, posrod vino
grodnikow spokojniej ciszej po
wielkich dlugich rozterkach i
walkach lcrwawych. Wszystkls
gaiezie wladz krajowych czyni-
ly, co tylko bylo mozliwem, aze-
by uSmierzyc gwaltowne i gro
zne wrzenie posrod ludu, ktory
juz do rewolucyjnych uciekal sic
hasel. Parliament przyJal praWle
jednoglosnie pare ustaw zakazu-
jacych i utrudniajacych podrabia
ME wilma, a przez to zmierzaja-
cych do naprawy losu winogrod-
nikow, Rad wojsko postepowa-
ly energicznie, ale nadzWyczaJ
oglednie, biskupi katcliccy re
swej strony wplyneli ma lud US
pakajajaco, co wszystko razem
sprawiIo, re cd dwu dni rozru-
chow lowych ME bylo, ami w
Narbonn., ami W Montpelier. Pre-
mier Clemenceau zlozyi sprawo-
zdanie w parlamencie Z dotych-
czasowego przebiegu sprawy
wyrazil nadzieje, re w najbliz-
szei nrzyszlobci "rewolucya win
na" bedzie nalezala do przeszlo-
Sci.
Oryginalnym epizodem owej
rewolucyi jest konferencya Gle
menceau Marcelinem Albertem
tw6rca przewodca caiego ruchu
winogrodnikow. Albert mial one
gdaj przyjechac do Paryza /
smialo, choc vie o tenn, re go Po-
licya po ca1ej Francyi szuka "a
ciecie Cd kilkunastu dni, udal sic
wprost do palacu ministeryum,
gdzie uzyskawszy audyencye,
powiedzial ministrowi, kim jest
oswiadczy}, re pragnie dopomodz
rzadowi do naprawienia tego zle-
90. kt6re sprawl on jego iowa
rzysze. Minister czynil mu O.
sire wyrzuty nazwal jego poste-
powanie i agitacye zdrada pan
stwa. Albert mia} bye bardzo
wzruszony i skruszony oswald
czy}, re natychmiast odjezdza do
poiudniowej Francyi, gdzie wez-
vie towarzyszy - winogrodnl-
kow do spokoju poddania sic
rzadowi, kt6remu tez sam siebie
ma zamiar w rece oddac! - w
niedziele rano odbyl sic w Mar
bonne wspolny pogrzeb szesclu
ofiar zabitych W ostatniem star
ciu z wojskiem. w manifestacyi
pogrzebowej wzieia udzial Oh
brzymia wielotysieczna liczba
winogrodnikow, ale spokoj ME 20
stall zaklocony. = L powodu
krwawych rozruchow W pofud-
,,;o,ye; Erancvi mirliStrOWie Fran
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
Greenfield Hill.
NEWSY GLEANINGS.

John W. Ferris, who has been se- verely i'll at his home here, during the past week, improves very slowly.
 Mrs Helen Smith has returned to her home in Derby after pleasant two weeks visit with friends in Greenfield.
 Mrs R. S. Barrimore of Black Rock spent Thursday of last week, at her former home on Congress street.
 Mrs w. E. Nichols is home from a short visit to friends in the Park City.
 Mir and Mrs w. B. Hill have returned from their briet wedding tour and have gone to housekeeping at MT Hills home on Greenfield Hill.
 c. s. Banks and family will soon move into their newly built residence on Greenfield Hill. Their new home is one of the most attractive found in that residential locality.
 Rev Joel s. Ives, secretary of the Connecticut Missionary society, oc- cupied the pulpit at the Congregational church here, Sunday morning.
 Mrs Henry L. Burr and Mrs B. Wes- ley Burr enjoyed the excursion to Pittsfeld, last Wednesday,. Charles Rapello, who has been hunt ing in this locality as the guest of Ar thur J. Hull, has returned to his home in New York.
 Andrew B. Wakeman had the mis- fortune to lose one of his horses, last Monday.
 E. T. Bedford of Greens Farms has sold his fast trotting mare, "Sally Si- monds, " to parties in Kentucky.
 Master Roy Weber and Miss Glady: Weber, children of Joseph Weber, of this place, gave an enjoyable Hal lowe'en party at their fathers hand. some country home on Greenfield Hill, Thursday evening, to which about 3C of their young friends were invited. The decorations which were elabo. rate, were tastily arranged with nu. merous Japanese lanterns, making a pretty and artistic effect.
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NEIGHBORHOOD TOPICS.

MT and Mrs K. Silliman have closed their house in Lyons Plains and gone to Bridgeport. Eli Wakeman IS having their house painted.
 Mir and Mrs Warren Bradley have just returned from Jamestown expo sition. \ MT and Mrs Marvin entertained the Whist club, last week Tuesday evening.
 Mrs I. Thorp has just returned from Dover, N. J. Her son, Warren, is very ill.
 Mrs E. 0. Shipman of Norfeld, who has been very i'll with typhoid fever, passed away on Saturday.
 The Bee representative was pleasant ly entertained at dinner, last Monday, at the home of MT and Mrs H. B. Wheeler at the Forge.
 Eli Wakeman is improving his house by having it newly painted. Samuel Turney of Easton is doing the work. Fred E. Bennett has purchased Il acres of land of Mrs Eliza Davis on Davis Hill,
 Mrs J. s. Ward is among the sick ones. Her daughter is with her assist ing in her care.
 Pliny Hull of the Forge has taken a position at the Bradley Axe factory doing carpenter work.
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Edward Palmer, has returned from the Bridgeport hospital, where Der eye was removed on account of cancer. We are glad to report she is recovering rapidly from the operation.
 Mrs James Blakeman is visiting at Leander Wheeler's.
 Mir and Mrs Fuller and Mir Utard of New York City were at Millcroft for several days, last week. .
 Bonnibrook is closed for the winter and Mir and Mrs Chatfeld and MT and Mrs Morgan have gone to Bridgeport.
 Mrs Frank Wooster has returned, after spending several weeks in Shel- ton.
 Miss Ella Wooster has returned from visit with her niece in Trumbull.
 Mir and Mrs E. s. Darling were at their summer home, Sunday.
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
South Britain.
Friday, Nmemlsr s, iec,,
THE CENTER SCHOOL.

THE CENTER SCHOOL. The names of the children of thu Center school whose attendance Wal perfecet for the month of October are as follows; c. Helmer Anderson. 0. Stanley Anderson. Marian A. Bradley. Sherwood Emerson. Lloyd Fowler. Berniee l. Hubbell. Ruth E. Hubbell. Harold Nelson. Frank Nelson.
 Number of pupils during the month. 34 average attendance. 3l.
 Miss Judith Mitchell has returned from three-weeks' visit in Bridge port.
 Mrs Charles Bradley entertained the Ladies Whist club. Friday afternoon. After the game a sumptious lunch was enjoyed by all. Several men gathered at the Congre- gational parsonage to exeavate for the new furnace which is soon to be put in, Dinner was served for the hungry workers in the Parish house by the ladies.
 Mrs George Cass, who has been i'll, is able to be out again.
 Edwin Pierce was home from Water bury.over Sunday.
 Mrs Samuel Post of New Haven spent several days in town. last week.
 Mrs c. A. Bradley entertained the La dies Afternoon Whist club last Friday afternoon. There was a good number present and a very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed. After the game refresh ments were served.
 Mrs Fred Schwartz and children, who have been spending two weeks at Long Hill, the guests of Mir and Mrs E. L. Lyons, have returned to their home here.
 0. G. Kase of Newtown moved his family into Samuel Pierce's tenement house, last week Thursday. Mir Kase is working in the steam saw, mill just back of Mir Pierce's.
 A. N. Bronson and family attended the golden wedding of Mrs Bronson s parents, Mir and Mrs Ransom o. Beers, at their home in Long Hill on Satur- day, October 6.
 Miss Minnie Luther is quite seriously i'll at her home near Pine Tree corner. A trained nurse from Danbury is car ing for her.
 Mr and Mrs Albert H. Keuhne and son, Eredrick, and William Keuhne of New Haven enjoyed a weeks stay with MT and MT Gottleib Keuhne in the Pur- chase and while there enjoyed the hunt ing and captured a fine lot of game to take home with them.
 John Kowalski of the Purchase is having large addition built on the east side of his stock barn.
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Southbury.
SCHOOL INTERESTS.

DO1lOOh LIN D.
 Those interested in the cause of good schools are invited to attend meeting to be held in the Town hall, Southbury, Friday evening, November 8, at 7.30. Subjects: Schooling for useful life," Charles H. Judd, New Haven. "The Facts in the Case," Charles D. Hine, Hartford.
 Benjamin Pierce is very low with puumonia and is not expected to live, at this writing. A trained nurse is in attendance.
 Four of the family of Elmer Lewis have been taken to the Waterbury, hos pital, i'll with typhoid fever.
 MT Blomfeld of the Woodbury Con- gregational church preached in the Methodist church last Sunday. Next Sunday MT Dane of the Woodbury Methodist,church will preach.
 Benjamin Pierce is very sick.
 Charles J. Hinman and family have returned to their home in Brooklyn, N. r., for the winter.
 Mrs Elmer Lewis and 'three children were taken to the Waterbury hospital, Sunday, sick with typhoid fever.
 Mrs E. H. Brown has gone to New Haven to spend the winter with her sister.
 Miss Faith Sanborn visited her moth- CT in Torrington over Sunday.
 Josie Wesa has gone to Bfooklyn, N. Y, to work for Mrs c. J. Hinman.
 Rev MT Roberts has appointed a meeting for Friday evening.
 Mrs Charles Hine and son visited her mother in Stevenson recently.
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Branchville.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
 Mrs William Gragg of Michigan and Mrs Leverance of Stamford visited MT and Mrs Andrew Godfrey at Maple Shade, last week.
 The many friends of Joel Godfrey, who is at the Norwalk hospital, are pleased to hear he is improving.
 Mrs Abbie J. Partridge received the sad news that her nephew, George Weed, of Stamford, is seriously i'll.
 Miss Amanda Avant and sister, Mrs Minnie Hanford, have moved to South Norwalk.
 Mrs Glen Slocum and son, Edward, are visiting her parents, MT and Mrs John Godfrey, at Nod.
 MT and Mrs William Allen have re- turned to their home in Mount Vernon, after spending several months in their home in this place.
 < Mir Arter, who has accepted g. posi-
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Huntington.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

Mrs E. s. Hawley has returned from visit with her daughter in Ridgefeld.
 MT and Mrs F. P. Brownson have been visiting at s. B. Brownson's and at E. N. Baldwin's.
 Mrs Ida Reardon has returned to Shelton after spending six weeks with Mrs L. B. Gray.
 Andrew Beattie has been obliged to kill his horse, which has been sick for so many months.
 Paul Rehnberg and son have opened an office in Derby. The family are at their home in the Center where they will remain for the present.
 Alice, the three-year-old.. ..daughter of
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Of Brooktield.

tion at the power house, will soon move his family to Ridgefeld. kac
 Mrs Lewis Meade made business trip to New York and will be able to please the young people with fine lot of Christmas toys at reasonable prices.
 The popular grocer, David s. Meade, has a fine assortment of groceries which will please the appetites for Thanksgiving dinners.
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Lyons Plains.
AT EMMANUEL CHURCH.

AT EMMANUEL CHURCH.
 There VII be no service next Sunday, October 10, at the Emmanuel Episcopal church here, but all the members and friends of the church are cordially in- vited to attend the service at Christ church on Bedding Ridge, .where they are to celebrate their 175th anniversary of the founding of their church. The celebration will continue through Mon- day. All are cordially invited to be present on that day. A very interest ing program has been made ready for the occasion.
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Trumbull.

Capt A. B. Randall of the U. s. s. Hannibal who has been spending a few days with his parents, MT and Mrs w. F. Randall of Chestnut Hill, re- turned on Monday to Portsmouth, N. H., where his ship is being overhauled and prepared for her long trip with the fleet that goes to the Pacific coast. He will first go to Trinidad, after taking on cargo at Baltimore, Md.
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Mrs George Dunham, 1127 Broad street, Bridgeport, invites old and new patrons to make inspection of her most popular line of trimmed hats and trim mings. Stock second to none in city and prices less than same quality else where.
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For furs made to order, remodeled, re-dressed and repaired go to H. L. Reiniz 6 Co.,, 34 P. 0. Arcade, Bridge port. q
 tf s3'l .eai,lg s-nF a.9lttr tf. ,lIonloH ,HiAe
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STARTED THIS WEEK.

We pay tribute to King Turkey and the occasion he gces with an undepnced selling event of Plain and Fancy Linens.
 Prepare to do King Turkey homage-provide fresh, snowy, immaculate Table Cloths Napkins, Tray Cloths, Doies and Center Pieces to grace his brief but joyous reign.
 We have gathered together wide assortments of the most worthy Table Linens and will sell them much below regular prices during this Thanksgiving Sale These sale prices are not the result of ordinary merchandising meth ods We bought these goods before the advance and furthermore we only bought from manufacturers whose goods we know to be worthy and good in every particular.
 Come-vsit this sale-compare the prices with others yogsee printed
 And don't forget to compare quantities lies the whole force of our argument and the cause of heavy selling.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-06
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS,

Washington, Jan Ex-senator
Beverage occupied the attention OF
the senate throughout the day with a
continuation of his argument in be
half Of his child labor bill Senator
McCumber introduced bill to create
q commission to inquire into the
salaries of federal officers and en-
ployes and report as to the proper
remedy for inequalities and discre-
pancies.
Representative Garrett of Tennes-
see introduced a bill to encourage ag-
riculture in the Philippines. 1t pro
vides that the Philippine government
may loan to agriculturists in the is
lands funds equal in amount TO the
net seignorage profit derived by said
government from the recoinage OF
certain coins. All old silver coins in
the island have been recoined and
the seignorage, it is estimated, WIN
be S6.000,000.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-06
OBITUARY.

Henry NJ field, last of four famous
brothers. died in Pittsfeld, Mass. He
gained fame as preacher.
Nearly 10000 people paid tribute
TO the memory of Senator R. A Alger
as his body lay in state in the city
hall in Detroit
Rev Alexander GiIchrist secretary
of the home mission board of the
United Presbyterian denomination,
died at Pittsburg
After being associated with Adrian
college for sixty-six years. DR. George
b McElroy died of heart disease at
Adrian Mich He was Sc years
old.
John NJ Hubbard ue famous re
form city marshal Of Marshall Mich,
dropped dead in doctors office while
getting medicine for 3 neighbor He
was ) , years old
Spencer smalley kimbau, Chicago
sioueer, former alderman and prom.-
neut for years in the brick manufac-
turing business. died He was with
SheHldh III tHt MAR H ~ LHe 9td.
Rev Cornelius Hill. an old Oneida
indian sachem is dead on the reser.
vaticn near Green Ray. at the age of
/ - ye&rs lie was the oldest of the
Oneida Indian chiefs. Hill vas made
chief when Is years OF age and took
| his seat in the council when is,
which was d great honor for so young
an Indian. He bore the name OF
Chief Onon-Gwat-Ga and was the most
influential Of the present-day chiefs.
For his efficient and lengthy service
he was ordained an Episcopal priest
/ five years ago.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-06
FOREIGN

Quake victims at Kingston resent.
ed attempt Of Swettenham to compel
them to move
Governor Swettenham of Jamaica
apologized for his letter to Admiral
Davis and resigned.
The pope and the clericals won vic
tory in Spain when the conservative
ministry returned 10 power.
Labor party in session at Belfast,
Ireland voted to extend the fran
chIse to all men and women and
Kier Hardie may bolt
Late returns from the German cleo
tons indicate an overwhelming de-
feat for the socialists, and one of the
leaders says the party now stands
where it did fifteen years ago
Kaiser Wilhelm. on his birthday is
sued an order that hencefor i pen
altes for lese majestic will not be
inflicted upon those persons who com,
init the offense through ignorance or
thoughtlessness.
From the innermost circle of dip
omacy and social life of London comes
the report that Whitelaw Reid. am
bassador to the court of St. James.
will early in the spring resign and
withdraw from diplomatic life. George
B Cortelyou Is already mentioned as
successor.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-06
IN WISCONSIN.

Rev NJ Reed has succeeded in put
ting the I'D on Cadott.
The ice harvest Of the Lake Win
nebago product viii total s., 600 tons.
George +. Bryant. superintendent of
public property. is slowly gaining his
s'rength at bis home in Blooming
Owe.
At Corhss Archbishop Messmer and
her cIergEmen ofliciated a the dedl-
cation Of tie new $4,000 Sebastian
church
The losses in the burning of the
Beloit store Of Kaplan & Pizar are
estimated at $4,000 with insurance
Of slG.50O.
A large portion of the northwestern
section of Racine was cut off from a
supply of water caused by the burst.
ing of q main
At Madison Mrs Patrick ODay. in
an effort to save whose life fifteen
university students last week gave
portions Of their skin. died
At Green Bay the 1. Seribner com
pany's and other stores lost $4,000
by fire as the result of gasoline ex-
plosion. Firemen suffered from cold
Albert Nelson a youth of Elk
Mound aud Blanche Sedgwick. a
young school teacher. eloped last
month and were secretly married at
Minneapolis Christmas eve
Secretary J C. Moore at Madison
has announced the completion of ar.
engagements for the sixth annual con
yention of the Wisconsin Butternal.
ers' association February 5 10 s.
Fire in the S C. Johnson coin
pany would cJrpenteriug and floor wan
plant at Racine, destroyed o.0ot
feet Of quartersawed oak. valued al
SO per 1000, in dry kiln, curly sun
day
Prof r. l.. Wright head OF tn,
Greek department of Beloit college
has left to visit Spain and Greece
This will be the tenth trip he ha,
made to Greece.
The Racine police and fire commits
sion has ordered the reinstatement o
Police Officer Edward Schumache.
who has been suspended from tn
department by Chief Pfster on tn
charge of sleeping on his beat.
At Manitowoc Ernst Ludwig. pres
dent Of the Wisconsin Knitting Mill
company has perfected an invention
Of stop motion for knitting ms
chimes that is attracting the attention
Of manufacturers.
Magnus Swenson Of Madison ha
been reappointed by Coy. Davidson
as a member of the state board c
university regents He has been
member Of the exec 1--WE committe
of the board 'or several years
Lars Thompson aged 81 years. Il
inmate of the la Crosse county poo
farm, committed suicide by cnttin
his throat with razor. Despondenc
due to his dependency upon publ
charity is supposed to have been tn
cause.
One hundred of the leading relig
Gus workers Of Kenosha took Gel
sus of Kenosha, The city is show
10 have a population of more tina
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-06
WASHINGTON.

Railroads should be prohibited b.
law from owning coal lands, the iu-
terstate commerce commission tells
congress
President Roosevelt struck at pub
lie land frauds by ordering an Of,
fcer to examine the ground before
giving patent.
President Roosevelt at a white
house conference decided to send "A
special message to congress giving
q car famine remedy.
Contractor divers bid for the
tnama canal work was accepted by
president Roosevelt He gets merely
a commission for doing the work.
Dr.. Wiley. government pure food
expert, told the house committee on
agriculture of the effect of cold stor-
age on various kinds of food and
says that the eating of ice cream
may cause lockjaw.
The house committee on claims de-
'cided to postpone action on bill
for the relief of T J. Akin, assist
ant treasurer at the subtreasury in
st Louis, who lost s6l 600 through
the disappearance of this amount
from the office of D p. Dyer, the pay
ing teller.
The senate committee on the ju-
dietary discussed the bin giving the
government The right to appeal IN
certain criminal cases and authorized
a subcommittee consisting of Sena-
tors Nelson Knox, Spooner and
Pettus to perfect the measure and
report it to the senate The measure
is the outgrowth Of the ineffective
ness Of the governments prosecution
of Chicago meat packers
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-06

That the doom of the motor bus as
at present designed has Deen pro
nounced is pretty generally conceaed.
Whether from the wreck can be eVoi-
we'd a really serviceable public We
hicle, mechanically competent to cope
with conditions so onerous aud tx
acting and yet withal containing with
in itself the elements OF commercial
success, is a question that time and
ingenuity alone can satisfactorily ae-
termine.-Tatler.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-02-06

John Clay when they broke out Of the
penitentiary in November, 1905.
The international Photographic ex-
hibit, which has been hung in former
years in the Carnegie institute at
Pittsburg, will not be exhibited there
this year. the trustees having refused
the management room in which to
hang its pictures
Reentering his burning home to
save a deed and other valuable pa
pers, Robert fletcher, aged 50 years,
station master for the Pennsylvania
railroad at Northumberland, Pa, was
overcome by smoke and his body was
burned to a crisp.
The Missouri house severely cen
sured Chairman Burton of the con
gressional rivers and harbors COM
mittee on the grounds that he vir-
tually ignored the Mississippi river
in recommending appropriations for
harbors in BHrton's district.
A grocery store at Oyster Bay, n.
Y, owned by an Italian named Frank
Carome, was demolished by an ex-
plosion of dynamite. Carome and his
family, who slept in the rear of the
store, were badly bruised and one
Italian who slept in a room above was
seriously injured.
Two Boys were killed by illuminat-
ing gas in their home in Jersey City
and a man who occupied a room in
the same house was so severely over
come that he may not recover. The
boys who lost their lives are Thomas
Meincke, aged IT, and his brother
William, aged ~
Joseph Cou@y of Brooklyn, proprie-
tor of lace ia ctofy in West Hobo
ken, was nvsteliausly murdered in
his factory Three men have been
arrested, one of whom. Elias Orahya,
a Syrian, was charged with the
shooting The killing resulted APP
rarently from a quarrel over posses
sion of the factory.
Oscar C. Downey one Of the pro-
prietors of the Hotel Downey, the
leading hotel Of Lansing Mich where
llQunF Was SOlu Oh new Stdl > ud3 u
a crowd of politicians gathered there
for the United States senatorial con-
test, was sentenced by Judge West
to thirty days in the county jail and
to poy a 5000 fine
As an appeal has been taken to the
supreme court of the United States
from the decision of District Judge
Finkelnburg in habeas corpus pro
ceedings, Governor Folk granted a
further respite of ninety days 20
William Spaugh, Jr, who was to
hang at Centeryille, Mo, for the muir
der of Sheriff Polk of Iron county.
Second Lieutenant Byrd A. Page of
the eleventh United States infantry
has been cited to appear before 4
general court martial to stand trial
for offenses against the military regu-
lations. He is accused of indulg-
ing to excess in intoxicating liquors
land in breaking his word to Colonel
Myer that he would give up the habit.