The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-25
GLANCE
,,ra of the Events From Az
NJ ,yo,ld, Including Our Neigh
'a Dor States.

'ANp I'D injured } many. ..,,n,,,:n,
'' Limo Joints Of Birmingham,
n, '''I are being r'ided by officers Gel
Mt to tan w. ~ Orleans captured the Shrin-
+ v ysg 8 convention by unanimous vots'
RS il c 81 Judge Moore has amazed Lon hop.
ton. DaI' b his victories 1T ''''
tons, /. w. y, fireman was killed and seven
:o og!sl a injured in fire at Il"''4"A' ''N
g sbH fre.i Scotia
alton alto iron sal 49,, the steel king, was hurt
t tSSmss Wednesday sa in an auto accident in
l. !; A 4 8, we're killed and II injured by
sh HD% 3 4, s,ulosion of blast furnace at
l hird ae 5, Wheeling.
SpFRgpSs psr g. Everett Hale, for six
, Ill. ,.an chaplain of the United States
y, gn a1lonG ssnate. died on the 11th
sssarH 4 B. Aldudge of Hamburg,
e 4 st and u.s was killed while attempting
!; Lyds ! hard train at Memphis.
'ona ny n. AdeHa Fuller, aged >6, of
n the i, uab1e, Ala, was burned to death
5 : and an !, recently by lamp exploding.
n n t Dt # Fart Leavenworth, Kan, was the
nation ,,sne Of battle between policemen
sdlat s55 United States soldiers recently.
on, dn Trouble in Breathitt county, Ky,
ILL., expected as result of the recent
killing Of Ed Callahan, an old time
ieudist.
It inys Up. Morgan & Co. have announc-
man Cd 4 proposed reorganization of the
and N M NJ Chicago Great Western Railway
Thepl Company
man PEOPLE at Loreauville, La, are in |
tUi's1 manic over fear Of hydrophobia |
hey 81 and dozen children are in New Or
pen. leans for treatment.
lens RAYMOND Carroll, son-in-law of
m ~ Adiutant General William Z.
Mickle, accidentally shot and seri-
~. ously wounded himself at Mobile.
aashs ]. Duhig, an aged Confederate
,gpSss veteran and merchant Of Dallas,
Tex, overcome by heat, died at
/. Memphis hospital during the reun-
IA lon.
Won The Canadian locks at Sault Ste.
Marie we're wrecked, one steamer
speap sunk and two damaged by caSeless-
es d ness Of engineer of one Of the steam
els.
Is d IA woman claiming to be penniless
Jon while being examined for heart trou-
- bic vas found to have considerable
money and was forced to pay her
doctor bill at Cleveland, 0.
\ An immense program given in
d The open air at London, England, |,
Il representing the history of the
4 church, is in progress. Four thou
Il sand performers are being used.
AM The total vote in the eighty-two {
q precincts of Youngstown and Ma
hoLing counties, Ohio, last week
was: For saloons 1890, against
saloons 1858; wet majority 1860. ,
Ida Marcelle Wynne, second .
daughter Of Robert J. Wynne, the
American consul general in London, Il
lM will be married soon to Hugh Rom +
aid French, first lieutenant in the
Seventh Princess Royals Dragon ,
Guards
Judge Humphrey, in the United :;
States District Court at Springfield, :
No., found the Chicago, Burlington +
and Quincy Railroad Company
guilty of violating the interstate :
commerce law by having car coup !;
hug in defective condition and =
B lined the road $500 and costs.
toy. Herbert Spencer Hadley Of
Missouri returned indictments "
against the entire American educa- u
tional system, the country's captains y
Of industry and the corporation law ?
yers in the commencement address u
70 the 592 graduates of Northwest )
ern University in the gymnasium at 7,
Evanston last week. u
St. Louis men are suing W. H. a
heesof, the Oklahoma oil king, for :