Connecticut western news., 1909-09-30
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1 The Kansas Natural Gas company and other companies foreign to Okla l homa secured an injunction restrain ing state officials from interfering in any manner with the piping of gas 1 out of Oklahoma and from instituting any action in, court to interfere with | such piping pending the termination of the present suits.
 Jennings Bros, PittSburg oil pre- ducers, announced the completion of q ] deal with the Standard Oil company whereby the Pittsburg company retir2> completely from development in the eastern Illinois fields. The trust paid | $3,UO0,0O0 to effect the retirement The base of the great Cambrian sys- tenn in q fossil sea beach was found ! by Secretary Charles D. Walcott of l the Smithsonian institution, Washi'i. = ton, during a trip in the higher Cana dian Rockies, near the main line of the Canadian Pacific railroad.
 Papers were filed for record in Con | cord, N. H., which announced a change in. the trustees of Mary Baker Eddy. the Christian Science leader. Henry | NJ. Baker was retired as a trustee. and Adam H. Dickey was appointed ] to fill the vacancy.
 Mrs. Dewey c. Bailey, wife of the i United States marshal of Colorado and president of the Denver Woman s | club, was indorsed by the State Wom- ems Republican club of Denver for the nomination for congress in the | First district.
 Robert NJ. Bruce, who died at Green l wich, Conn, recently, worth $2.0O0.- 900, before his death deeded a park of about hundred acres, whose estimat- ed value is about $2O0,000; a house worth $50,OO0 and $50,0OO in money to the town.
 l. The United States torpedo boat de- stroyer Smith made the remarkable l speed of 32 knots an hour, four knots more than required by the contract, in ! the standardization run on the stand, ard mile off the Delaware breakwater Governor Hughes approved the sen | tence of a court martial dishonorably 1 dismissing from the national guard Private William Bruins, Company l.. corps of engineers, for pulling bell | rope on New York subway car.
 The complaint of Phillips x HymaH l of New York against the Adams Ex- l press company. alleging unjust and unreasonable charges for expressage, was dismissed by the public service ! commission at Albany, N. I. William E. Hawkins, the millionaire l president of the American Brass and Copper company. was sued in New York for borrowing $30.000 from his wife and, according to her claim, for getting to pay it back.
 Before they had time to raise a fund 1 of $2 800 to buy a handsome oil paint ing of Mrs. Russell Sage Mrs. Sage learned of the project and presented the portrait to her railroad boys of Long Island"
 Emulating Andrew Carnegie's foun- dation for college professors, $250, ,00O was given by George T. Oliver, junior senator from Pennsylvania, for the benefit of the schoolteachers of Great CT Pittsburg.
 The Hudson Horse Insurance com pany of New York, organized to insure the lives of domestic animals upon the cooperative or assessment plan was authorized at Albany, N. l., to begin business.
 Dr. Minot Judson Savage, who was head of the Unitarian Church of the Messiah in New York for almost ten years, retired from the pulpit and from public life for good and all.
 The contract for constructing the new federal building at New Orleans was awarded by the treasury depart ment to the Wells Bros company of New York on bid of $S17000.
 Suits to set aside the provision of the Oklahoma constitution requiring the railroads to carry passengers for a maximum fare of cents a mile were filed at Enid, Okla.
 The first woman suffrage street ban ner ever hung in New York state was unfurled hy the American suffragettes in New York city. It was the gift of Lady Cook of England.
 Forty women, the majority of them members of the recently formed Greenwich Equal Franchise league were sworn in as electors of the town of Greenwich. Conn.
 Governor John A. Johnson's will was filed in she Ramsey county (Minn.l probate count. The value of the estate is estimated in petition for probate in excess of $3T, 900.
 Mrs. John Oakes Shaw. widow of the real estate lawyer and trustee. was married i'll Boston to Sydney K Sin. ger. who was regarded as her adopted son.
 Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, head ot the First Church of Christ Scientist sent to the New York Museum of Safe ty and Sanitation her check for 5000
 The caddieS of the Forest Hill Field club golf links, at Belleville, N. J.
 went on strike for an advance of +
 cents an hour in their pay.