Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-11-05
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London, Oct. 2o.-Fourteen suffra-
gettes were arrested last night and
were tried today in police court.
Twelve of them were fined 20 pounds
each.
Chicago, Nov. &c. Matthews, a
broker, was found dead in his reom
today with gas turned on. Police be-
lieve he committed suicide. He has
wife and family in Boston.
New York, Oct. 28-The jury in the
Whitmore case inspected the scene of
the murder today. The lawyer for the
defense says he has new witness by
which he expects to prove the inno-
cence of Whitmore.
Austin, Texas, Oct. Ex-Governor
Campbell was advised today by the
attorney for 81. K. Pierce, that Pierce
would be in Austin on November 9th
for trial. No further attempt at extra
dition will be made.
New York, Oct. 26-Otto Ennel, pay
master for the e. r. Ladew Ce. plead
guilty today to the theft OF $4,000 from
his firm. His young wife, who be-
lieved him innocent, tainted when he
ad mitted his guilt.
Reading, Pa, Oct. 29-Sa1untor Cor
rito was hanged this morning for the
murder of state policeman year
ago. He is the first person hanged for
the murder Of member OF the State
censtabulary since it's organization.
Wilkes bare, Pa, Nov. 2.-Ch aries
Fedra was called to the door of his
home early this morning andhis throat
cut from ear to ear. Frank Brunne
was found a half hour later washing
blood from his hands and arrested.
Raleigh, Oct. 28.-A horse stolen
from negro woman last week by Dad
Lee was recovered last night. Dad
sold the horse to John Griffin for $50,
and Griffin sold it to Ben Kerth for
$50. Dad has not been caught.
New York, Nov. 2-An Italian n AIMED
Bernard Desoldio was lured into a
hallway and shot today. He refused
to give any Information as to who shot
him. Said he knew the men but would
look after them himself or if he died
his friends would do it.
White Plains, Oct. 28.-Three men
were injured, two fatally, by the ex-
plosions OF the engine drawing milk
train on the Harlem road this morn
ing. The engine was practically new.
The crown spect blew out. The acci-
dent is regarded as peculiar one.
| Now York, Oct. 3O.-The Tenn essee
Chemical and Sulphuric Acid Compa-
ny was chartered today in New Jersey
The capital stock is ten million, with
| two millions in bonds. The com pany
is being formed by interests identified
with the Tennessee Copper Company.
| Morganton, w. Va, Oct. 30.-As the
result of double shooting in the hotel
here one is dead and another expected
to die, q waitress and an engineer.
The two were in the room OF the wait
ress, and the police are unable to de-
termine which did the shooting.
Philadelphia, Oct. 30.-Police today
are Investigating the deaths of two
men, murdered last night. One of the
men, William l.. Cunningham, died in
a hospital this morning. The Other
died before reaching the hospital
Both were found on streets with theil
3skulIs fractured.
New York, Oct. 3O.-Chas. w. Morse
resumed the witness stand today in hi
own behalf. He places the blame OIL
Curtis for the ruin Of the bank, ani
tried to shift any personal RESPONSE
bility upon his stenographer, Mis-
Wilson, saying that she attended t.
, most of his banking transactions.
Columbia, Nov. 2-George Gill, g
Raleigh. a Seaboa1d engineer, wa
+ shot and painfully though not serious
2 lSeaboard employee this morning
i Winter was arrested and Gill taken t
Q the hospital. Origin of the diffieul
= was over the making up of trai
IS schedule.
: Cincinnati, Oct. 3o-Five high o
ficials of the Western Union offic
l. here have been dismissed from servi,
l. on imperative orders from the ma
u office in New York. The compar
gives no explanation, but it is believ'
the men gave the bucket shops
special service on stock questions fro
the Chicago board of trade.
= Rome, Oct. 3O.-The Minister of M
rine is responsible for the stateme
that, "the date of the departure of t.
naval division for America has n
been fixed, owing to the tact that t.
date for the marriage of Abruzzi b
- not been decided" The departure
~ the division must be decided by ca
- met council and sanctioned by t
King.
re- New York Oct. 29.-Andrsw Carnes
j. arrived in New York from abroad [
10 day. He talked politics with a few
70 the worthy and most enthusiastic sp
id binders. He said the election Of a
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