The Carlisle independent., 1909-07-29
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.

AulTHallN6 dCllOn was tdhtu py the directors of the Kansas City de- pot, accepting without change the Kansas City council ordinance pro- viding for the erection of new $20,- 100000 terminal depot for railroads entering Kansas City, subject to referendum vote of the citizens of the municipality.
 E. R. Woodman, rector of Trinity Cathedral in Tokyo, died suddenly at Hikko MT. Woodman was one of the best known and prominent missiona- Ties in the Orient, and for many years had charge of the American Episcopal mission.
 The New York Aerial Manufactur- ing and Navigation company of Brook lyn was incorporated to carry on the business of transporting passengers, freight and other commodities by air ships of all kinds.
 Another trunk murder mystery was added to criminal annals by the find ing of the body of Minos K. Monjian in the rooms of Vaham Nalbandian in a boarding house at Lynn, Mass. Nal bandian is missing.
 James Robinson, believed by the po- lice to be J. L. Byrd, wanted for the murder of Joseph Block, at Memphis, Tenn, in 1907, was arrested in Den yer.
 A plea for the stoppage of the white slave" traffic between the United States and the Canal zone is contained in letter from c. w. Bar Der, second assistant of police of the canal zone. to the New York police.
 Two unidentified tramps, stealing a ride in a lumber car, were killed, Brakeman Huffman fatally injured, Conductor Baker seriously hurt, and three passengers received minor in- juries in head-on collision between two Missouri Pacific freight trains near Howe. Neb.
 During sham battle in the Alaska Yukon-Pacifc stadium, between 100 members of the Improved Order of Red Men and an equal number of state militiamen, Joseph Morhinway, of Everett, Wash, one of the Red
 
 Captain Peter c. Hains. Jr., inn proving the time he was sentenced to serve at Sing Sing for killing William D. Annis, has invented an appliance that is said to have increased the eff ciency of street cleaning machine used in New York city.
 Richard Barr, a special agent of the treasury department, who was chiefly instrumental in unearthing evidence regarding losses suffered by the gov ernment through fraudulent under weighing of sugar, was promoted to The position of acting deputy surveyor in charge of the weighing department of the customs division. The salary is s3,50O a year.
 Miss Eliza Warren, a well-known actress and head of Cleveland school of eIocution and acting, was probably fatally stabbed by her sister, Mrs. Mary Sutton, who was temporarily demented.
 The Mobile (Ala) police commis- sioners have established a curfew law for negroes. All the blacks must be at home or in bed at 10 D. m.
 Mayor John R. Cronin, Chief of Pc lice w r. McMasters and Joseph Schuster of Joliet were injured In an automobile accident at Lyons, III. They are in a Chicago hospital. Their skidded into bridge.
 Fifty quinine pills swallowed by T oil lro <Nf Newton, N. J.. caused the child's death in a few minutes The baby found the pills in his fathers pocket and ran with them into the yard and ate them before they could be taken away.
 At the conference Friday between Republic Iron and Steel Co. and association officials, the 1909scale was signed, thereby prevent ing 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.
 Unless the organization 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 Co. was recommended on the floor of the convention at Denver. 1
 About two hundred shoe packers in four factories of Lynn, Mass, re- mained away from their work in ac- cordance with a notice sent out by the union demanding a readjustment of wages.
 A man under middle age, giving his 1 name as John Brown and his home i Nebraska, who said he had been l tramping over the country for years, died in St. Francis hospital in Colum- bus, O., from bullet wound sustained 1 in a quarrel with two confederates in street hold-up which had occurred a short time before.