Smyrna times., 1909-09-08
C0,.0ENSED NEWS ITEMS.
tuesday, AUGUST 81.

] hLllnn
'',"'oh' Ia when their motor car
'1tieo down tnirty-foot embankment.
! W g t'2n ic when his shopmates
/ l2aniat III" because he was deaf. AL.
/ ea $40, . graduate Of Heidelberg
/ 2-,'@,5-toi e'J;cilc by HANGING himself
IL Waterbury, Conn.
E'warl NUHbicr and Eric Heine.
! IN were drowned in The Ti,tabo-
! "ar5ee river ct SaginaSr Mich. by
( - c2~"i7'n" OF a rowhoat in which
~. "crc N7inE tOwed by a launch.
~. r.. re- 7. W. Sykes. of Nor
] c!ai rs the res..l. Of wounds
ny tT oae o. tH~oa negro high
"H a@d been paced under
frcof 'T "' c2d tive a1cc,a! officers
q .)1.A "or"elE.
N'o-'-~ -, oo-t-n-c-r 1.
F'-o wee e Gro-'~,.t II E2rs2s was
h'~'-"'' hg @ t,'o ing1 rain.
ne 0~'e 12ircd r. $4,000 we're
''~ e0,' VS. Ad1l@A Mrs at the
,yo r. .-i N Cn.C,-o, ana ;aore
e g." r;H" g. .-c t-i.G.
i"ar ,. sc vas Killed
:.I IN r. IS k-,rt when a pas-
-~G~er tr-'- c-l v7r, froin on the
>.0~' Ncr1 Tct.1c eel lied near DetrCit.
2..,&.
"-eilo roo'eliao n attack made upon
@ia - Co. Dow r, O.. John Mace. a
| cai'Eay W ~r~3cr ehot 9nd instantly
fill"3 an W. identified Italian and set
two 0 ner ralja"a 10 fi-ht
T-v--'of, 7ecn Ser ?.
"0 ~" tlo Savoy t.e-tre at
y 1~a, CIT. c@-il.ng a loss Of $6O.-
0HH.
Five n II ,T-ro sc,icusly injured by
n explosion in a cinlar pit Of the
AHcrican s eel and Wire company at
Donora, nccr Fi',sburg.
While 0!av.ng with a shotgun at
Nicto'aeville, Ky, james Littrell,
eight years old, accidentally dischcrg-
cd the wcacon and blew of the head
of his six-year-old sister.
George S. Purdy. of Honesdale Pa.
president judge Of the twenty-sccond
judicial district Of Ponrs, lvoni2. died
a Mt Cle~ops Mich, waerc he had
gone two woals ago for the benefit of
, his health
Fri@ay, September 8.
y
yearo and treasurer OF Norfolk Va
since 1897, died in sanitarium naar
baltimore.
II is es'i~a+ed that the loss accom-
panving the heavy frost in MIzEegon
| and Oceana counties, Mich, will run
I up to at least 100000
l George Sorvie. about fftyfive years
} Did. of Flemington. N. j., died from
blood poisoning, caused by a blietor
= being rubbel on one of his feet by his
: shoe five days ago
5 Joseph Bier, eighty years old, who
4 was killed by a train at Toledo. O..
4 was a veteran of the Crimean war.
and fought in the battle of Balaklava,
being witnoss Of the charge of the
Light brigade"
1 SATURDAY. September a.
o One mGn wae killed, one badly burn
). ed and two others less seriously in
] jured by an explosion at the Rand &
q Latin Powder works, at Pompton
/ N. ].
"a gallery Of the dead" in which i
:. kept a thorough system of photo
a graphs and measurements of every
kuDNN ptIeCu DIOu1uN " IhC AiAo1Aeti
Il ton. has been established at the
county morsue at Pittsburg.
q Desperate after his capture by thc
4 authorities of the county home a.
r Woodville, Pa after his escape las
o month. James p. Hill, Jr., aged thirty
eight leaped from the train whicf
4 was conveying him to the institution
~ and received fatal injuries.
+ To enable postmasters of the thirf
ana fourth classes to attend the con
IA venticn OF the National League o
n Postmasters Of the United States. t.
70 no held at Syracuse. n. Y, Oct 6,
k and 8. Postmaster General Hit"hcocl
has granted them leaves of absence
b+ for as many days as may be necessary
o. Monday, September 6.
IN For numbering Mrs. Ida Gilmore a
Eaton. O.. Harry Rife, was sentence
Eaton. O.. Harry Rife was stntence'
to be electrocuted in January.
no TWO negroes. Josh and Lewis Ba
ar laar1. who had murdered a deput
- sheriff. were taken from officers by
a, roob and har~"d ut Jackson. Ala.
j., The bod or q. u. Smith, of Geor9F
al of the eng:I0 0ors' staff in the Pan'm
canal zone who was drowned in tn
n. Chagres river was brought to Ne'
or York on the steamer Advance fro
a Cr'st"hal
In when an express train sned pas
- the station at Valparaiso Ind Will
- a,o,her trcin was unloading OHyseI
~ ~ o,ore George w. JenEs, of Detroit W.
10 fatally injured 9rd score OF otheT
- narrowly escaped death.
in ,r.. o., oooo Feet. IJnhur