The Carlisle independent., 1909-08-05
NEWS IF TIE 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.

known as "Blondie Blake" was ar rested in Clear Creek county, Colo, and is being held until detective arrives from Believille, Ind, to take him there to answer a charge of murder.
 A tremendous rainfall, which at tained proportions of a cloudburst, did great damage at Detroit. Fac tories are shut down with flooded en- zine rooms and streets are running rivers, while basements and houses In Iow-lying localities are flooded.
 So great is the rush of applicants for Indian resrvation lands to be drawn August g. that the land department officials at Spokane placed an order for 5eoo0 more registration blanks. Mrs. William Chase of Middleton, X. l., said to be a relative to Presi- dent Taft, was struck and killed by an Erie railway train as she was about to leave for a seaside resort.
 Japanese, Portuguese, Spaniards and Porto Ricans, having proved failure as plantation laborers, the Planters association of Hawaii will try to solve the labor question by importing Fflipinos.
 Secretary of War Dickinson was summoned from Washington by tie graph, his son. Captain Oyerton Dick tnson, being critically i'll at Nashville, sf congestion of the lungs.
 Mrs. Thomas Renwiek. of Newark, x. J, 8 years old, and already the mother of three children, gave birth to five infants, four living and per fectly formed, though very weak, the fifth malformed and dead.
 John W. Heron, father-in-law of President Taft, is seriously il, fol lowing a mild stroke of paralysis. Owing to MT. Herron's age, S4, it is said the stroke may prove serious.
 Miss Morgan daughter of J. Pier aont Morgan, of New York, made a Trip aboard the dirigible balloon Vile de Nancy at Nancy, France.
 Passengers arriving at Victoria, B. C, from Shanghai report that great floods, entailing serious loss. occurred ln Yangtse just before they sailed. Many villages were washed away and the loss of life was heavy. Famine if is feared will follow,
 A huge demonstration by the organ organized labor party of London, was held in Trafalgar square to protest against the visit of the ezar of Rus sia to England
 Mogul, q Bengal tiger. at Coney Island attacked it's keeper. Henry g'alkendoTf, during a performance and injured him so that small hope is held out for his recovery.
 Mrs J. Addison Hayes, daughter of rhe late Jefferson Davis, president of she Confederaey, died at her home in Colorado Springs. after an illness of six months.
 The committee of the council for he higher education of the Bohemian youth are ill session in Iowa City, Ia. Delegates from all over the United States are present. The aim is to aid Bohemian youths in getting uniyer- sity and technical training.
 The federal house ot parliament was Ehrown into a panic al the end of an all night session when Speaker Sir Frederick Holder fell from his seat h it and died before medical aid could be summoned, at Melbourne Australia
 Prince Miguel Of Braganda. eldest son of Duke Michael, the pretender tc 8he Portuguese throne, renounced for ever his rights to the throne of Por tugaI to marry Miss Anita Stewart daughter of Mrs. James Henry Smith of New York
 The Louisville baseball club and franchise, owned by George Tebeau was sold to William NJ. Graysou, Jr. of St. Louis
 Two are dead and two are seriously injured as the result of a cloud burs that deluged Two-Mile Canyon. nortt of Boulder Colo.
 At the conference Friday between Republic Iron and Steel Go. and .Amalgamated association officials, the 1909seale was signed. thereby prevent sng a walkout of about ten thousand men employed in the Republic com pany's plants. The 1909 scale signed Is practically a duplication of last years scale, with few minor changes.
 With her rigging damaged and he sails almost torn into shreds, the fish ing schooner Minnie W. reported a Pensacola, Fla, the loss of three c her crew in the gulf hurricane of las "Wednesday.
 Frank G0odale. 9 young aeronaui in attempting to fly his dirigible froI the Palisades park. across the Hudso from upper Manhattan to Bellevllle, suburb of Newark, \. J., lost his va sn a fog. however. and came to erie by landing waist deep in moras about seven miles from the point ( starting.