The Carlisle independent., 1909-07-22
NEWS IF THE WEEK
LATEST NEWS OF THE WORLD
 TERSELY TOLD.
NORTH, EAST, SOUTH AND WEST
Notes From Foreign, Lands Through out the Nation, and Particularly
 The Great Southwest.

Republic Iron and Steel Go. and Amalgamated association officials, the 1909scale was signed thereby prevent ing walkout of about ten thousand men employed in the Republic com pany's plants. The 1909 scale signed is practically duplication of last years scale, with few minor changes.
 Unless the organizations scale is recognized, a strike of all Western Federation of Miners members en- ployed in the properties owned and controlled by the American Smelling and Refining Go. was recommended on the floor of the convention at Denver
 While crossing Market street, Louis vile, Ky, 5-year-old Yetta Kauffmann was run down and crushed to death by a touring car driven by w. s. Garner wealthy liquor dealer of Danvilie, III. Garner was stopped by pedes- trians and held until the arrival of the police, who arrested him on a charge of manslaughter.
 Earl Terry, 20 years old, died at Aquilla, Tex, from injuries suffered in friendly boxing match with Brit ton Stacey. A blow delivered in the left side near Terry's heart caused him to fall, and he died in less than one minute.
 A son was born to the Princess De Sagan who was Miss Anna Gould, of New York. Prince Helie De Sagan and Madame Anna Gould were mar ried July 2, 1908, after her divorce from Count Boni De Castellane.
 Henceforth the Cripple Creek min ing district will be reserved for Amer ican labor. This is the effect of the action taken by the county officials in the matter of the employment of for. eign labor by some of the largest mines in the district.
 F. W. Dulaney, clerk of the circuit court of Washington county, Tenn, has absconded and gone West. Du- fancy, it is said, left note in his desk in which he states he was behind from sS,000 to $9000 in his accounts.
 The Lackawanna Iron and Steel company announced that, beginning July l6 the wage scale in effect be- fore April 1, when decrease of ten per cent was made, will be resumed. Eight hundred men are affected.
 Governor John A. Johnson is se riously ill at his apartments in the Aberdeen hotel in Minneapolis. He has already undergone three opera tions for appendicitis and intestinal troubles
 One thousand nationalists entered Teheran by three gates. The cossacks occupied the central square and sur rounding streets. Fighting started at once and is vigorously proceeding.
 News was received at Elpaso, Tex, of the raiding of the town of San Jose del Sitio in the State of Chihuahua, Mexico, by bandits. Among the vic tims were two Americans, w. w. Tut tie, civil engineer, and Mike Far rell, both of whom were wounded and were left tied hand and foot.
 Robert L. Knabel, superintendent of the Sioux City division of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road, and Wm. Brand, division carpenter, were fatal ly injured when their auto speeder was derailed near Dalton. Knabels back was broken.
 The Columbian legation has notified the state department of the receipt of dispatches from Bogota saying the revolutionary movement had collapsed and that the revolutionists had laid down their arms.
 bn ,1,onO1od hodtos nf men, apparently about IS and 19 years of age, respectively were found near the crossing of railroad tracks at Ra- mona, Kas. It is thought the young men went to sleep on the track and were killed by passing train. In the coat of one was found note book with the name Tom O'Geary, Kansas City.
 The through passenger train on the Southern Pacific west bound, No. g, went into the ditch 100 miles east of Fl Paso, Tex. Five coaches are in tAe ditch. Many persons are reported
 1ie emperor has asked Prince Von Buelow whom he would suggest as his successor in the chancellorship, and the prince has recommended Dr. Von Bethmann-Hollweg, minister of the in- terior and vice-chancellor.
 The ninth biennial convention of the Imperial Palace Dramatic Order of the Knights of Khorassan opened at Asheville, N. C., with 2,000 dele gates present. The grand parade will be held Tuesday night.
 In a pitiable condition from the hardships endured on desert island in the Tres Marias group, without food or water for several days, seven teen survivors in the crew of a gaso- line launch, Charles Cansen, were landed at San Bias, according to dis patches from that place. One of the crew died of starvation.
 The Northern Pacific passenger train which runs to Gardiner on the Yellowstone Park branch, was wrecked three miles south of that