The Ketchikan miner., 1908-12-05
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TIPPONvILLE, Tenn, Nov. 2s.- Three nergoes. who, after 8 running fight during which they fatally wounded two sheriffs, were placed under arrest and taken to the county jail, were hanged today by frenzied mob. They were taken from the jail and scatfold was hurriedly erected in front of 8 negro church where the hanging was performed.
 SEATTLE. Nov. &.-Mrs. R. Faulkner, aged nineteen, who was recently divorced from her husband. states that he made an attempt to kid. nap her on the day after the divorce had been granted. Her father became aware of the attempt and came to her rescue. Faulkner afterwards made threats that he would kill Mrs. Faulk- ner aud the police have been put on his trail.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-Mrs. Ellenor Cowper. the we'll known act ress and playwright, shot herself with a pistol at her experiments in the St. Regis hotel last night. She used the same method in ending her life that James Warick, who for long time was coilaborator with Mrs. Cowper, ended his life last April. The woman muffled the noise of the gun with a pillow. The bullet entering her head but failing 10 kill her instantly. She is still alive but has no chance of re- corery.
 MANILA, Nov. 2s.-News has been received here of the wreck of the steamship San Pablo while of San Fernando. 4 typhoon struck the vessel and completely demolished it. There were one hundred and forty three passengers aboard the vessel and of these but sixty eight were re S. cued.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-An agreement, having for it's object a better understanding with the Japan csc government in regard to future relations with the United States. has been drawn up. It covers number of matters of grave importance and is drawn in the form of declaration consisting of i've articles. Among the matters considered, the develop ment of countries bordering on the Pacific Ocean is given attention. IL is to be agreed that both countries join hands in defending the unres- trained and peaceful development of these countries. Another agreement is that both nations are to acknowl- edge the rights of each other regard ing island possessions. ln dealing with the Chinese question the agree meut calls for a mutual defense along peaceful lines of the intergity of that country and that it be granted an equal opportunity with regard to it's commercial possibilities. In the event of complications arising involv- ing either country, each is to be bound to consult with the other with tine view of acting together. An effort was made to obtain expressions of opinion from the government official, concerning the agreement, but they positively refused to discuss the mat ter.
 SEATTLE, Nov. B. Captain A Ahle Douglas, for many years engaged iD the whaling business in Alaska waters, died here ,estt rday of heart disease. He was sixty seven years old.
 PORT AU PRINCE. Nov. 2S.-The report of the execution hy the revolu. tionists of Havti of Minister of the Interior Leconte proves to have been unfounded. Minister Leconte return ed safely today from trip that was made uecessary b, the pr esent unsettl- cd condti ops on the island.
 HOT SPRINGS. Nov. 2s.-The postmaster generalship, which was offered some time ago to Frank Hitch cock, has been accepted by him and his term of service will begin as soon as Taft is inaugurated.
 DATED rrTv No- oa A r,rn Ter tires which have occurred here CT ri Z the past few months and were Il ought 10 have been of incendiary ri ,in were proven so today when a sixteen-year-old boy named Goldman Anthony was placed under arrest charged with the crime. He admitted that during the past i've moBths he has set fire to six different buildings.
 MANZANITA, Nov. 2s.-A man named Luouis Miller while out hunt ing today accidently shot himself. He was using his gun as club.
 SEATTLE, Nov. B. s.-The steamer NorthIand, which went aground ou the beach while in Village Bay yes terday. was gotten of today by the tug Jolif and towed to this port. The NorthIand escaped with practically DO injury.
 BOSTON, Nov. 2s.-A slight earth- quake shock was recorded here today.