The Huttig news., 1908-04-25
Count and Countess szechenyi have

such missives up to the present time
Is nearly, if not quite, 1000
Oscar futile, aged 20, son of a pros
porous farmers at Germantown, N G.,
shot and killed his sister. Mollie Tut
tie, aged %, with shotgun. Miss
Tuttle was in her room when her
brother entered and shot without
warning. No cause is known.
The food which has been raging
throughout Texas for several days is
subsiding. Four lives were lost and
500 houses were wrecked or partly
wrecked in the packing house town of
North Fort Worth.
Another victory for federal courts
over state courts in state railroad
rates was registered in the supreme
court of the United States when that
tribunal refused to require the federal
court in Nebraska to send back to the
Nebraska state court a suit which the
state had begun in the state court to
enforce it's intrastate railroad rate
laws.
Arthur Spillman, aged IS, is dead,
and Flory Vineyard and his father,
William Vineyard, of Lawrence coun-
ty Mo-, are under arrest to answer a
charge of murder, following the shoot
ing of Spillman, which followed the
revival of a neighborhood feud.
Beating off thousands of Kurds with
repeated cavalry charges and storms
of lead from their machine guns, the
500 Cossacks sent into the Persian
mountain country south of the Aras
river have scattered completely the
outlaw forces and are hunting down
the broken bands.
Korean insurgents attempt to
wreck Seoul train on which Mar
quis Ito was a passenger has brought
an order from the mikado to Japanese
authorities in Korea to stop at no ex-
tremity to restore order.
The physicians at Bellevue hospital,
N. Y, practically gave up all hope for
the recovery of Selig Silverstein, the
seif-confessed maker of the bomb
which exploded in his hand in Union
square as he was preparing to throw
it during a mass meeting of the I'M
employed, killing one man and seri-
ously injuring himself.
Options are being secured on Louis
lana lands suitable for raising of to-
bacco, which will be utilized in colo
niZing victims of the night riders in
Tennessee, Arkansas, Kentucky anG
West Virginia The New Orleanx
Progressive Union was first asked to
foster this movement and now the
plan has developed so extensively that
it was announced that all the available
lands in st. James and other parishes
where the famous Perrique tobaccos
tions.
Should the plans of the American
government be acceptable to Mexico,
the cruiser Albany will be utilized to
convey Ambassador Creel and W. \
Buchanan on their mission of peace
and goodfellowship to the Central
American republics.
Frank Monaco, arrested in Hunting
ton, Ind, charged with the murder of
the aged millionaire, Julius T.-Rosen-
heiner, at the latter's country home
in New York last June, still insists
that he is the innocent victim of his
wife's jealousy and desire to get him
out of the way.
AS the resalt of i'll feeling over the
tobacco situation, Joe Gerhart and
Ben Rinehart fought street duel at
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Gerhart was
wounded slightly, as were also Tom
Williams and Dub Smith, bystanders.
Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas,
in temporary charge of the battleship
feet during the absence of Rear Adj
miral Evans, has applied to Washing
ton to relieve him from duty and the
command of the feet early in May
1t is proposed to hold a nationa!
spelling contest in connection with
the annual session of the National
Educational association, to be held in
Cleveland, beginning June 20.
AS a means of reimbursing the Mer-
chants National bank of Carlisle, Pa,
from which he is accused of stealing
$4,000, John V. Harris, former teller,
wants to commit suicide so the bank
can recover his insurance. Harris
holds several large policies which, he
thinks, will cover his defalcation.
Five persons were seriously injured
when a limited traction car on the
Shelbyville line of the Indiana Trac-
ton Co. was wrecked at the junction
of Prospect and Michigan streets, in
the suburbs of Indianapolis
Hal Woodside, private secretary to
Gov. Folk, is busy arranging the itin-
erary for the governor for his first
round of speeches in his campaign for
the United States senate. The start
will be made at st. Joseph, April "a,
unless there is change of program.
If the injunction suit instituted by
Attorney General West to compel Ok
lahoma newspapers to cease publish
ing whisky advertisements proves sue
cessful it is the intention of the state
officials to attempt to shut off the sale