The Carlisle independent., 1909-06-24
LATEST NEWS OF THE WORLD
 TERSEIY TOLD.
NORTH, EAST, SOUTH AND WEST
Notes From Foreign, Lands Through out the Nation, and Particularly
 The Great Southwest.

Der dalers, with large holdings in West Virginia, Indiana and Louisiana, was adjudged bankrupt by Federal Judge Dayton at Parkersburg W. Va, on voluntary petition.
 Joseph Cullen Root of Omaha, SOW ereign commanded of the w. o. w, said that a special committee would report fayorably on the proposal to erect a S750,OOO building from 12 to IS stories high at Omaha.
 Two $50 gold pieces from the United States mint at Philadelphia in 1877 were sold at the Numismatic club to William H. Woodin of New York for s10.000 each, the highest price ever paid for an American coin.
 That there is to be no 1et-up in the investigation of the federal authorities into the affairs of F. Augustus Heinze, the former copper king, is attested by a new batch of grand jury subponenas that have been issued.
 Gideon Taber Stewart, for sixty years prominent in the country's pro- hibition movement and in 1875 that party's candidate for vice president, died at his home in Pasadena, Cal, at the age of S5. He practiced law in Ohio and during the war edited papers in Toledo, Nerwalk and Dubu- que, Iowa.
 President Castro, of Venezuela and his wife are living quietly in villa near Sanstander, Spain. There is no evidence that he is planning to assist financially a rumored flibustering ex- petition.
 Henry C.. Ide, the newly appointed American minister to Spain, presented his credentials to King Alfonso. He drove in state to the palace, where the king received him surrounded by his ministers. The ceremony was brilliant.
 To investigate what opportunities are open to American finance in de- veloping China, several of the proml- nent financial houses and banking in- stitutions of the United States shortly will send an agent to the orient.
 Joseph Floria, an Italian, was ar rested in Albany, N. Y, after he had called at the residence of Bishop I. M A. Burke of the Catholic diocese, where he is alleged to have made threat that he would shoot the bishop. Bishop Burke was in Troy at the time.
 The minister of French colonies has received advices from Morocco that on June a French detachment re- pulsed an attack by band of adher- ents of the rebel chief Maelainin on the outskirts of Moudzerid- The en- emy lost ten men killed, while the French casualties numbered three.
 The Berlin Tageblatt's Aleppo cor respondent states that the Turkish au- thorities last week executed twelve or the ringleaders, including six Arme- nians. concerned in the Adana mas sacres.
 Secretary Dickinson received rom Gen. Marshall chief of engineers, re ports of two boards of engineers whlcn investigated the project for a deep waterway from St. Louis to the Gun of Mexico. In accordance with the desire of several members Of congress, the reports will be forwarded to that body at once. They will not be maae public until submitted.
 On her first visit to New York and her first ride in an elevator, MISS Lena Schoonmaker, 19 years old, was crushed to death Monday afternoon when her head was caught between the floor of the elevator and the sixth floor of the Flat Iron building.
 Murad Bey. editor and proprietor of Mizan. at Constantinople, has been sentenced to life Imprisonment at hard labor for participation in the revolutionary movement of April l3.
 Representative Rodenberg (lll.) ln- troduced a resolution providing for an appropriation of $30OO00 for part icipation by the United States III the Brussels exposition.
 Disastrous floods continue among the Rocky Mountains and trafnc IS completely tied up at some places on the main line of the Canadian Pacihc.
 Rev. Aaron .. NdLhiAo, cA <A~' VI in 1908 candidate for vice president on the Prohibition, ticket, has accepted the office of president of Asbury col lege at Whitmore, Ky.
 Forest fires which swept over more than 100 square miles in western New Brunswick last week are prac- tically under control. It is estimated that fifty square miles of excellent timber land have been fire swept.
 Members of the Modoc and Klamath Indian tribes have fled complaint with the secretary of the interior agent here against H. G. Wilson, ln- dian agent in Klamath reservation, alleging neglect in the education Of their children and naming other al legged offenses for which they ask his Eemoval.