The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-12
CONDENSED NEWS

Texas legislators are now receiving
81 per day
Paris, France, has several women
cab drivers.
Blum, Tex. is to have a $4,000
school building.
Teheran. Persia, is to have bank
with a capital of $25,0O0.00O.
A fire on the water front at Charles
ton. S. c., caused 100000 loss.
Wels-Fargo express safe at Anderson,
I. T., was blown open and 50 taken.
BY the death at Chlicothe, O., of his
sister. Mrs Ellen West, NJ. |. West of
Guthrie falls heir to $4,000.
At Beaver Dam. Wis, Roscoe E.
Miller shot and killed his divorced
wife, his stepson and himself.
Oklahoma Vitrified and Pressed
Brick company of Oklahoma City cap
ital stock 100000. has been organized.
As the outcome, near England, Ark
of quarrel about game chickens, Oil
yer Leath mortally wounded John Bev-
els.
Two laps took a bath in the horse
trough on the public square at San
Antonio. They nearly collapsed when
arrested.
Steamer Kohn. from Bremen, loaded
$50 immigrants at Baltimore and 1870
at Galveston. All of latter viii locate
In Texas.
For having fistic encounter in
Houston courtroom Attorneys r. G.
Maury and X. l.. Marks were fined
$25 each.
Because their parents favor the
school strike In Poland fifty-five stu
dents were expelled from a Prussian
university
Daniel Kelley, a lumber exporter OF
Jasper, Tex, died at Port Arthur
hospital from the effects of a fall
from horse.
For selling a bottle of whisky on
the Sabbath George Neil. a Shreveport
negro saloonist. was fined 1856 and
given thirty days In jail.
BY the caving in of a sewer at
Statesboro. N. c.. six negroes were
suffocated to death Their bodies
were found standing upright.
Oklahoma Retail Lumber Dealers
association. in session at Oklahoma
City, denied the existence of trust.
Guthrie holds the next meeting.
Hon. James l.. Pugh, former United
Staes senator from Alabama, died at
Washington. He was member of the
house of the Confederate congress,
and leading southern attorney.
In attempting to cross Shawnee
creek near Bennington, I. T.. Billy
Jones, Choctaw, and his wife were
drowned They were buried In the
same grave.
During a prairie fire on their farm
eighteen miles north of Tulsa, T. T.,
Mrs. Frank Garnes and daughter,
Mary, were burned to death and Mr.
Garnes critically burned.
VIII ]. Davis. manager of the Iro-
quain theater, Chicago, charged with
man slaughter in connection with the
death of nearly 600 persons In that
building Dec. 20, 1903, was acquitted
at Danville. ILL.,
While driving home from Pond
Creek. Okla, p ]. O'Meara, who resid-
ed near Nuarra. dropped a line. In
attempting to pick 1t up he fell between
4 buggy wheel and bed His horses ran
away and Mr.. O'Meara was dragged to
Heath.
The glass bottle factory of A. M,
Foster at Chicago. occupying four
floors, was destroyed by fire A panic
ensued among the guests of the St.
Charles hotel. adjoining. Firemen
Carried several women down fire es.
eapes4
j. II. Mclean, wealthy young man
d. kirkwaod, Mo. was fined $50 and |
costsf or throwing cabbage at Texas
lag In play being presented in a |
st. Louis theater. James A. ArbuckIe |
] former resident Of Dallas. father OF |
Maclyn Arnbrkle, the actor: after the |
performance. knocked. Mclean down