The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-29
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.


 and northwest, it is announced that Omaha will have no saengerfest in 1910 because the Nebraska legislature enacted a law requiring all saloons to close at o'clock at night.
 Attorney General Wickersham has decided that the referee board or the department of agriculture is a legally constituted body and that the salaries and expenses of the members Of the board and their assistants may De paid by the secretary of agriculture.
 John Craig was shot to death in bis home at Roaring Fork, Va, and his two sons, Patrick and Arthur, aged 9 and 12, respectively, were arrested charged with the killing and placed in iail. It is said the father had been brutally treating the boys and while he was asleep they shot him.
 Carrying out their pledge for cleaner Washington. society women were out in full force Thursday super vision the clearing of the streets or the city of all floating paper and de bris not gathered up by the ruoolsh carts.
 The banl. ct Welda, kas., was dyna- mited and robbed of it's entire con- tents early Thursday. It is not known how much was taken, but bank oni- cials admit that large sum is miss ing. There is TO clew to the TOD bers.
 Electric power for the city of St. Iouis will be furnished by the Missis- sinni river beginning in 1912, accord inc to the annual pamphlet of the North American company, holding company of the various public utlI- ties of that city.
 Congressman Frank Clark addressed the Florida house of representatiFes Thursday night i'll answer 10 resolu' tiou proposing the censuring or MT. Clark for his recent criticism of Nh- liam [ Bryan and other Democrats, in the course Of a speech on the tarln in the national house of representa- tives.
 dispatch received in Paris from Nanles says that Mount Etna is 1n eruption and that showers ot clnders have fallen on Catania. Many or the inhabitants. the dispatch says, have fled Stromboli, it is asserted, also Is active.
 Andrea Gambino, young Italian barber who three years ago killed a man with a shotgun, was killed Wednesday night in running battle with three couEtTymen. through Rrooklyn streets. while thousands or persons looked on. Pietro zarcone' butcher. told the police that Gambino approached him and demanded Soo' under penalty of death.
 Josua Klein, the radio active phl- ,osopher." will be deported next week according to an announcement Tues day. Klein recently was convicted ol attacking a woman who was trying to get him to recall to America two d. coma girls whom he had persuaded to join his colony in Switzerland.
 William Dean, a college man or Eau Claire. Wis. is in the hospital at Lin coln. Ncb.. in a dangerous condition from 2 self-inflicted wound. He ex- n,ains his act by saying that although m educated man and an expert chem i.+ ne has been unable to get em- p!oyment
 ', T Riser, president of the lro- quois Canning Go, of Onarga, Ill., was taken i'll on the street in New Ycrk Tuesday and died shortly after wards.
 Over 75o Des Moines school chil- dren Tuesday signed g petition to Theodore Roosevelt that the ex-presl- dent change his mind and not kill de- fanselcss wild animals in Africa. The lcttcr is in the hands of Miss Eliza bet,l Baird. secretary of the humane society. who will send it to Roosevelt
 An investigation conducted by the Des Moiaes Iowa) Tubercular asso- citation has resulted in the discovery that six out Of every ten children ex- amined are affected with tubercu- losis.
 Joseph soyce, alias george An drews, long sought by the police Of Chicago and San Francisco on bur glary charges, was arrested at Port land Oregon. Monday. Lieut.. Schlau' of the Chicago detective bureau, vain ly sought Joyce here several days. The arrest was made by local detect ives,
 Henri St. Yves, the Frenchman who won the recent international mara thon derby, has been matched to meet Alfred Shrubb. of England, in fir teen mile race at American League park in New York Saturday, April 24.
 Flavius Tygard. 70 years old, for mer president of the National bank at Butler, Mo. was Thursday released from the federal prison at Leaven- worth on a pardon signed by Presi- dent Taft He was serving term of five years for violating the banking laws. Congressman De Armond ap- nealed so the president in his behalf.