The Yale expositor., 1909-07-23

calling a special session of the lows
legislature to adopt the amendment
to the constitution authorizing an In
come tax
Brigands held the highway between
Augustowo and Lipsk, on the Russo
German frontier, all of one day and
captured some so or 60 travellers
whom they relieved of large sums Of
cash.
William Hampton, a former resident
OF Ishpeming, Mich, will be hanged
July 20 at Stearth, Cornwall, England
for the murder of Emily Tredes, his
sweetheart.
The jury in the murder trial of ID
G. X. Boyajian, who shot and killed
his nephew. Harooton Gostonian in
Detroit, disagreed and was discharged
Anarchists and socialists got into
the strike at McKees Rocks, Pa, and
urged the use Of the torch and dyna-
mite. The car company president re-
fused to arbitrate.
The crown prince, Sultan Ahmed
Mira, was proclaimed shah of Per.
STA in place of his father who abdi-
Gated when he fed to the Russian le-
cation in Teheran to seek safety from
the Nationalists.
W. E. Baker, engineer and Nelson
Paulson, fireman, were killed and
three other trainmen injured in a
head-on collision of passenger trains
on the Chicago & Eastern Illinois rail
way at Royal, Ill.
Paris has heard a story that Count
Boni de Castellane is to wed Miss
Marjorie Gould, daughter of George
Gould and niece of his former wife
who is now the Princess de Sagan.
An American in London told the po-
lice he had seen Leon Ling. slayer of
Elsie Sigel in that city.
G. A. Neundorf of Clark, s. D.,
sent boiled egg to the attorney gen.
erals Office in Washington requesting
an opinion as to its freshness. 1t was
rotten.
Glen Curtiss, a New York aeronaut,
made a hight of 81 minutes in his
aeroplane at Hampstead, L. 1.
Reports received in London said 300
were killed by earthquakes in south
ern Greece and the springs spouted
hot water.
Thinking she had killed her hus-
band Mrs. Fred Fricke, of Hammond,
Ind, shot herself.
The president of the police in Han.
over, Germany. has issued a decree
warning women against the danger of
wearing long hatpins. He says a
woman whose hatpin causes an ac-
cident to another is liable to prosecu-
ton for assault.
The Mississippi flood reached it's
crest at st. Louis, the gauge regis
tering 355 feet. 1t will be a week be-
fore the river is normal even IL no
more rain falls.
Myrtle Cress was acquitted OF the |
charge of numbering her sweetheart, |
John Phillips, at Cripple Creek, Col, |
after it had been chown with a re-
Volver that the killing was accidental. |
American imports in June aggre-
gated $124,69S,4 97 and exceeded .ex.
ports by 100000.
John ID. Rockefeller has transferred
his 16-story Office building and other
Cleveland property to his son, John
D. Rockefeller, Jr.
The great historical pageant in
Bath, England. illustrating the long
history of that city, opened with a
'ery large attendance from the
United Kingdom and other lands and
representatives of nearly every town
famed Bath In the world.
The Photographers Association of
America met in annual convention in
rochester, N. Y, F. r. Barrows of
'oston presiding.
A two-days' meeting of the Retail
'hoe Dealers association of Michigan
vas held in Detroit.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testified at the
anity hearing that her husband,
larry X. Thaw, threatened to kill her
1hen released from the insane asy-
lm.
Former President Roosevelt, writ
1g in the Outlook, said the American
isn't a healthy devel-
pment for the country.
Louis Rosenberg, a cigarmaker of
leveland, o., was slain for his money
y Frank Elebra who committed sui
ide in the st. Clair Flats near Port
Iuron, Mich. Samuel Frisbie, third
cleveland man, attempted suicide
fter being arrested.
The packet of papers kept in a safe
7 deposit box by J. B. Sayler, the
resent City Qll.) banker slain by
II. w. r. Miller, was opened by his
rothers and startling evidence
gainst the slayer was found.
A report in Paris, which is denied
the fathers OF both. said Duchess
Chaulnes, formerly Theodore
honts, is to be married to Prince {
oachim Murat. I
The Catholic Educational associa- !
on decided to hold its 1910 conven. {
on in Detroit. July 5, 6 and z.
A son was born in Paris to Princess
3 Sagan, formerly Anna Gould, who
as divorced from Count de Castel-
ne. c
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