The Carlisle independent., 1909-07-01
NE EWS OF TIE 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.

 Joseph and Highland, Kan, has been established by the St Joseph & Grand Island railway and will be extended as soon as possible. Announcement is made that a million and a half dollars will be spent in improvements during the present year.
 The appellate division of the supreme court confirmed the conyic- tion of Mrs. Margaret Teal wife of Ben Teal the theatrical manager of attempted subornaticn of perjury in the divorce case of Helen Kelly Gould against Frank J. Gould.
 Samuel Wilson Murray. pioneer To- comotive builder, died at Milton, Pa, aged so years.
 Richard Beffey, young Brooklyn steamftter in a fit of jealousy shot his wife, Margaret, IS years cid, mOrtally wounding her and then sent two bull lets from the same revolver into his head and the other into his heart.
 The grand jury called to investigate the attempted assassination of Ed. Callahan, noted feudist, was discharg- ed without returning an indictment.
 Emma Goldman in a speech in Ho- boken advised dissatisfied bakers not to strike. but to stay at work and to leave the salt out of their bread. The resultant cramps in the bourgeois stomach she said would stimulate thought.
 District Attorney Langdon of San Francisco asked Judge Wood to dis miss the case against John Claudines, charging him with dynamiting the home of former Supervisor James L. Gallagher. An order was signed by the judge. Lack of evidence was the reason assigned for the action.
 Captain F. S. Cody, the American aeroplanist, who is in charge of the British army balloon corps, made two mile circular aeroplane flight at AIdershot at a height varying from 9 to 40 feet. He appeared to have good control of his machine, though It's movements were very undulatory.
 Tn his capacity as ambassador to this country from Mehmed ", the new sultan of Turkey, Hussein Kia- zff Bey was received formally at the White House by President Taft.
 In executive session the senate con- firmed the nominations of Robert G, Valentine of Massachusetts to be com missioner of Indian affairs; of Peter D. Overfield of Alaska, to be district judge for Alaska. and of George W. Woodruff of Pennsylvania, to be dis trict judge in Hawaii
 The New York police department granted a months leave of absence with pay to Acting Captain Kuhne, head of the Brooklyn detective bureau, who must shortly begin serving thirty days imprisonment for contempt of court in connection with the photo graphing of an accused banker some months ago.
 The fifth anniversary of the Slocum disaster. in which 1900 New Workers lost their lives. was observed in New York. Flags on the city hall and oth- CT public buildings were al half-mast and memorial services were held in St. Marks which lost several hundred members in the burning of the old excursion steamer near Hell Gate.
 Attorney General Norwood and at torneys for the Hammand Packing Co. and other big packing companies com promised for s25.000 the suits brought bv the state of Arkansas against those comDanies under the antitrust law, involving hundreds of thousands ot dollars. The S25,000 was paid in cash to the state treasurer.
 In decision handed down Monday, the supreme court of Mississippi de clared that no beverage can be sold in the state that contains any per cent age whatever of alcohol. This deei- sion will stop the sale of near beer in Mississippi.
 Secretary Ballinger, designated s. CPS acres in Willard county, 39,6lf acres in Teoole county, and 357.149 acres in Box Elder county, Utah, as ubject to entry, except where other wise reserved or appropriated under the provisions of section 6 of the act of January 19, 1909
 Rev. Aaron s. Watkins, of Ada. O., in 1908 candidate for vice president on the Prohibition ticket has accepted the office of president of Asbury col Iege at Whitmore, Ky
 AdeIado AQuiro, leper patient at the county hospital, at Los Angeles, escaped from the hospital by means of a rope made of twisted bed shets. His absence was not noticed He has not been found.
 With the approval by Governor Draper, of a bill requiring the time of the sending and receipt of telegrams shall appear in each message sent and received in Massachusetts, the two telegraph companies announced that the additional words and figures re- quired in complying would be counted as a part of each message