The Carlisle independent., 1909-12-09
LATEST NEWS OF THE WORLD
 TERSELY TOLD.
NORTH. EAST. SOUTH AND WEST
Notes From Foreign Lands, Through cut the Nation, and Particularly
 the Great Southwest.

$500, 1000 bail at San FranclSco. IhlS action followed a report of three phy- sicians appointed by the court to ex- anime the physical condition of the former political leader who had been confined in the county jail since No vember 13, 190S
 Efforts to wreck with dynamite portion of the track of the Panama Railroad company and a large stear< shovel were made on the night of No vember last This fact was made known at the office of the Isthmian canal commission.
 Judge W. H. Pope of Roswell has been appointed chief justice of New Mexico to succeed Chief Justice Mills, who has been appointed territorial governor.
 Mrs Ben Webb of Galena, Kan, re- gently converted to the Apostolic faith, in restoring to fasting and prayer as cure for an affection, has lived two months on two meals.
 Delbert Williams, Claude Miller and Waffle Shearer. all under IT years, are in jail at Ridgeway, Pa, charged with breaking open the strong box at the Adams express office in Johns town Sunday night and getting away with $1,200 in currency. Young Will Hams is said to have confessed, im- plicating the others. All the money except s60 was recovered.
 William c. Lflley, treasurer of trust af ha praC- byterian church of Pittsburg, for whom countrywide search has been made since September 27. has been declared a defaulter to the extent of 21,000 by committee appointed to audit his accounts.
 Dexter Smith. 70 years old, we'll known musical critic and the author of several popular songs, is dead at his home at Boston. Smith was born in 1888.
 Anton Pedwzowsk and his family of four and Joe Rienzi, boarder, are seriously i'll in Peoria, H.. as the re- suit of eating a Thanksgiving feast of trukey buzzard Ignorant of the species of bird, Pedwzowsk killed buzzard, which was cooked and served at dinner
 James w Fuller, a cab driver, is under arrest at Muskogee, Okla, on a warrant charging him with the mur- der of Charles Blade of Aurora, Mo. The body of Blade was found lying on a street car track two miles west of the city, Saturday night, and an Alta Vista car struck the head. sev- ering it completely from the body. Fuller was held without ball. He made a statement, declaring he would prove an alibi Blade had been here but two months
 Franke Pate was killed at Mt. Car mel. H., by William, alias Jumbo Adams, after a quarrel at a dance Pate had a shotgun, but Adams fired first, using a revolver, death resulting almost instantly. The coroner's jury held Adams to await the action of the grand jury.
 John Bentley, a farmer living near Beaver City, okla, was killed by fall ing head first into a deep well and fracturing his skull.
 John Flach real estate dealer of Denver, Colo, while on his way to Syracuse, N. Y, to visit his aged moth CT, whom he had not seen in nine years, met death in crossing the vesti- bule, going from Pullman sleeper into tie dining car of the fast Lake Shore limited, the train broke in two and he was hurled to his death under the tracks.
 Mrs. Margaret Smith, aged 5 years, and Mrs. Minnie Wright, aged 50 years, were killed by gas explosion in boarding house at Rochester N. I. A jet in their room had leaked all night Mrs Wright, in dazed con dition and half suffocated by the es- caping gas, had applied match to the leaky jet.
 The appellate division of the su- preme court of New York at Pough- keepsie has affirmed the decision of Supreme Court Justice Keogh, fin the action brought by Mary B. Tower, wife of Albert E. Tower, the Pough- keepsie iron king" for separation and alimony. Justice Keogh granted  the separation and allowed Mrs. Tow CT s700 per month alimony.
 Rear Admiral Wainwright has placed himself on record against the navy department riding and walking test for officers. The admiral quotes his record with Uncle Sam and said: If that is not god enough the govern ment may release me"
 Secretary of the Interior Ballinger has ruled that private lands within government reclamation projects may be sold together with the water rights that attach to the lands, provid- ing the man who sells the lands has with all the provisions of the recls nation act before he sells out.