The Huttig news. (Huttig, Ark.) 1907-1955, 1908-03-14

SdfQlng the treatment or American
investors in Venezuela, and the subse-
quent action of congress thereon.
Editor Curt Neumann's trial on a
charge of libeling the Berlin political
police in the Revolutionaer, or Ger
man anarchist organ, promises to stir
up Germany.
Twenty-one small white caskets,
strewn with flowers, lay side by side
in a great, wide grave at Lakeview
cemetery when the unidentified VIC
Tins of the Collinwood school fire
were buried. Two were identified at
the last hour. One was the body of
little Edgar Woodhouse. A bit of
charred suspender made recognition
possible.
The San Francisco police are search
ing for the woman who is believed TO
have operated with Edw. C. Smith. az
rested on a charge of swindllng Pa
cifc coast banks out of $4,000.
Smiths desire to furnish diamonds for
the woman is said to have led to his
arrest
John Mitchell, retiring president of
the United Mine Workers of America,
is being doomed for governor of Hi
nois by the Cook County Democratic
Marching Club. His name was men
toned at a meeting of the club and
was received with much enthusiasm.
Six kisses a day are the limit for
Ora M. Leedom. He promised De
tectives Stark and Johnson of Chica-
go, who arrested him for deserving
his affectionate wife. that he would
stay with her on that basis. They
found him in Springfield, H., where
he went seven weeks ago.
The car of Russia has committed
the sentence of death imposed against
General Stoessel for surrendering Port
Arthur to 10 years Imprisonment in
a fortress and it is expected a full
pardon will shortly follow.
At the sight of the grewsome, hair
less scalp of Mary Radomski, 10, of
st. Louis, who is suing the Brown
Shoe Co. for $4,000 for being scalped
by machine in their factory. Aug. q
last four jurors tainted and had to
be revived.
Harry Adler of Pueblo and a wolfian
supposed to be his wife were found
dead in room in the Waldorf hotel,
Denver. Both had been shot to death.
From appearances it is Delleved lnat
the woman first killed the man and
then shot herself.
D,,lyn of ,,on,
er of the English garrison in the Med
iterranean, insists on being accOmpa-
MED by the duchess princess, and the
question of women on war ships rends
the navy.
Mrs. Reuben Bramble and her step
son, Cleveland Hubbs, were arrested
at Gallipolis, o., charged with the
murder of Mrs. Bramble's blind hus-
county. They shipped the remains to
Springfield, O.. where relatives made
the discovery that Bramble's skull had
been fractured.
Legislative investigators at Pontiac,
H., hear more stories of the rebellious
spirit of the criminals confined there,
and will ask the next session of the
legislature for new laws to improve
the institution.
Information has reached President
Roosevelt that there is a concerted
movement amounting to conspiracy
among the principal railroads in the
country to- reduce wages and thus
nj To
employees with the purpose of accentu
ating the hard times and creating
widespread discomfort.
Fearful that trip to anarchiStic
Barcelona will cost King Alfonsos life,
King Edward and the kaiser have writ
ten, begging the young monarch to
give up his journey. His majesty re-
fuses, however. to abandon the visit
and former Chief Charrow of Scotland
yard now head of the Barcelona po-
lice, has requisitioned several men,
bers of his old force to guard the
youthful ruler.
Capt. Daniel F. Keller of the Twen-
ty-seventh United States infantry, sta
toned at Fort Sheridan, captured in
British Columbia and being brought
back to Chicago to face charges of
embezzling more than $4,000, jumped
from the train outside Chicago in a
desperate effort to escape. He was
'recaptured.
New York boys may still go to school
without padding their trousers or con-
cealing friendly boards under their
coats. Whipping is not to be re-
stored as a method of punishment in
the public schools.
Interpolation in the duma at st.
Petersburg charges the minister of
marine with allowing naval secrets to
be disclosed in communicating them
to an English firm building a new war
ship.
Two negroes suspected of being the
murderers of Warren Hart and Mrs.
Hart, an aged and prominent couple,
were lynched at Hawkinsville, Ga.
Two other negroes are being held on
suspicion. Excitement is at high