The Carlisle independent., 1909-10-21

DIOOhiyH ponce neaQqQaFtefS ana de- clared that his wife, Saa, was the vic tim of the dress suit mystery of Tiv- erton, R. l., near Newport Pierce asked the police to investigate.
 rresident Diaz' trip from Mexico City has been a continuous ovation. At every stop crowds have gathered with flags and flowers and cheered those journeying northward to meet the presidential party rom Washing ] ton.
 City Marshal William Wyrick lost | his life at Eureka, H., when the gas engine used for pumping purposes at | the city waterworks plant exploded The entire town was awakened by the detonation.
 Judge William Lindsay, former United States senator and former chief justice of the Kentucky court of | appeals, died at his home after an ill., ness of two months Judge Lindsay
 was "A years old.
 1 J. H. Dodge, special agent of the 1 government in the interest of good l roads, met with the business mems | league at Canton, Miss, and it was 1 decided to build mile of model road
 to cost about $1,500
 | Mrs. Nancy Hartzell. aged 93 years. mother of Dr. Joseph c. Hartzell,
 bishop of Africa, for the Methodist church, is dead. Her descendants in- clude two great-great-grand children. l fnGSanl- vii 11a Of Russia, have condemned ans lynched seven men for murder Tie victims ! of the men lynehed were three women and child. who were lured to lonely inn, inhumanely tortured and killed. Five thousand seven hundred dol lars worth of stamps were stolen from the postoffice at Middletown, Ohio, in one of the most daring robberies in the history of the Miami valley. Charged with attempting to poison ! bis mother-in-law, Mrs. Annie Stetzer of Laurelton, Pa, and her family by | placing arsenic in medicine and flour which they used, Jacob Baughman, 30 years old, of Cass, W. Va, is under arrest at Lewisburg.
 l A Socialist mass meeting in Los l Angeles, at which President Taft was 1 denounced, resulted in near riot and the dispersal of mob by the po- | lice. The police arrested three of the radical leaders.
 l Andrew Carnegie has subscribed
 s100,000 to McGill university, Mon-
 treal, as part of the general fund of s2.000,000 which friends of the uni versity are trying to raise. Politics in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, the only two state holding elections this fall, looms up unusually | large for an off-year. In those states the governorship is at stake, while ! the income tax amendment lends great interest in the contests in each legislative district.
 | Watched by over 14 cates, which
 were her only companions in life, the
 body of Miss Mary L. Johnson, 67 years old, was found in her lonely home near Wallingford, Vt, under i circumstances indicating murder. Rob-
 bery is the only suspected motive | Dr. J. L. Skipworth was shot and l fatally wounded by H. J. Thomas at Bushnell, Fla. Dr. Skipworth, it is said, met Thomas and demanded an apology for remarks made about him, requiring Thomas to get on his knees Thomas made the apology, but as Dr. Skipworth turned to walk away, picked up a shotgun and fired both barrels.
 c. R. Shafer, owner of the Barkott carnival outfit, which is exhibiting in Washington, N C., was waylaid on the main street of that city, robbed of hundred dollars and probably fatally injured by blow from an old gun barrel in the hands of the 1 highwayman.
 John T. Springer, aged 7S, is dead in Jacksonville, H. He was long president of the First National Bank of Jacksonville and served several terms in the state legislature.
 The commission of Supervisor of the Census Robert R. Wallace If Hamilton, H., for the fifth supervis- or's district of Illinois, has been | signed by the president
 The grand jury of Richmond, Va, | indicted F. H. Osterle and Eugene Reilly of Chicago, representing the
 American Seating Co.,, in connection with a contract for furnishing chairs | for the new Richmond high school. | The men have disappeared
 Jack Carroll, the wrestling promo ter, for a long time Frank Gotch' s
 manager; Bert Warner of Minneap-
 olis, a middleweight wrestler, and
 Vim Sharris of Spokane were arrest cd at Curfew, Wash, as members of
 the Maybray gang of wrestling and 1 foot-race swindlers.
 Information has been received that
 Charley Taft, youngest son of the president, will take lessons in boxing
 the coming winter from Jimmy Walsh, 1 Boston fighter.
 While resisting arrest David Hayes
 was shot to death by Deputy Sheriff
 Gordon Givens at Edgewood Mines,
 Ky. Givens fired four bullets into