Smyrna times., 1909-06-23
CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS.
tuesday. June fR

- ClIlLen OF
Oaiias' Tex is under arrest, charged
with numbering his brother, DR.. Hugo
Terry, last March.
The steamer Tanana has arrived at
Seattle, Wash. with $5OO,OOO worth of
gold dust, making a total of 81. 700 600
received so far this season.
In a coal mine near Great Falls
Mont, Moses Martindale, a miner un.
covered lizard about nine feet from
the surface and embedded in the solid
rock.
Rev. George F. Mason, until recently
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, of Wilmington, Del. with his
wlfe and three children, changed their
faith and were confirmed into the
Protestant Episcopal church by Bishop
Frederick ]. Kinsman.
Wednesday, June 16.
William H. Buckler. secretary of
the American legation at Madrid,
Spain, has rendered his resignation
from the diplomatic service.
Captain Samuel w. B. Diehl. com.
mander Of the receiving ship Hancock
at the New York navy yard, and for
mer judge advocate general Of the
navy, died on board the Hancock.
Peter Zuaino, a watchman whose
duty it was to walk ahead Of a steam
roller and warn pedestrians of their
danger, fell in front of the machine in
Chicago and was crushed to death.
G. P. Tatadol, manager of the elec-
1 friN rNIont ~
and killed by Frank Melton, a mer-
chant, because he cut off the electric
light service at Melton's residence for
non-payment of a bill.
Thursday, June II.
George Roether, a gardener, aged
sixty-two years, hung himself in the
Berks county Jail at Reading, Pa.
Dana Estes, head of the publishing
firm OF Dana Estes Company, died sud-
denly at his home in Brookline, Mass
Governor Hadley, Of Wisconsin, has
signed bill prohibiting the marriage
Of Caucasians with Chinese, japanese
and other Asiatics.
Henry Kinnes, twenty-four years of
age. of Baltimore, was drowned at
Beach Oswego, N. Y, by the overturn-
ing Of boat in which he was sailing
with a party Of friends.
Friday, June 10.
Unable to locate his relatives, Bende
Furnis. thirty-fve years old, who ar.
rived in Pittsburg from Austria on
Tuesday ni-st, committed suicide by
cutting his throat.
Cigarette smoking by the enlisted
men Of the United States navy should
be discouraged as much as possible
in the opinion of Rear Admiral Seaton
Schroeder, commander-in-chief of the
Atlantic battleship feet.
Ida NJ. Wynne, second daughter OF
Robert ]. Wynne, the American con
sui general in London, was married in
London to Hugh Ronald French, a first
lieutenant in the Seventh Dragon
Guard, one of the crack regiments OF
the British army.
Saturday, June 19.
William Lorimer, of Illinois, took
the oath of office and became a United
States senator on Friday.
The Alaska building at the exposi-
tion at Seattle opened it's gold exhibit
with a display of 100000 of dust, mug
gets and bars.
After killing a woman named Emma
Raymond in the red light district of
Macon, Ca, Patrolman Oscar Abel
turned the revolver upon himself and
blew out his own brains.
Dan Tso Ac, seventeen-year-old
Navajo Indian y, pleaded guilty at
Salt Lake City, Utah, in the United
States district court to the charge of
numbering four of his relatives sew
eral months ago at Aneath, In a re-
mote part of the state, and was sen.
fenced to ten years Imprisonment.
Monday, June II.
Fire caused the death of ten men
and sixty horses in the board of trade
livery stable at Duluth, Mimi.
The Elk Mountain cotton mill. at
Asheville. N. c., capitalized at $225t
900, was placed in the hands Of a re
ceiver.
Mrs. Mary Montjar Van Dyke. aged
102 years, one Of the oldest women In
western Pennsylvania, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Peter
Ghost, of Clintonville, as the result oi
internal injuries sustained by a fall.
Because her husband. George Hip
plefl an electrical engineer, was elec
trocuted on an electric light pole IN
Pottsville, Pa, his widow, Mrs. Cath
arine Nipple. brought suit for $4,000
against the Edison Electric company