Smyrna times., 1909-12-01
CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS.
Tuesday, November %.

Frank King, president of the Iron Y
workers union of Cleveland, o., who
was waylaid and shot, died of his
wound.
Philip Latourette, an insurance
broker. of New York, dropped dead
near the New Jersey Central station
at Somerville, N. J.
Edward Miller, known to the police
as the "hugger," was sent to Jail for
six months at Paterson, N. j., by the
policerecorder for annoying young
women after dark.
Mrs. Philip Snowden, the leader of
the persuasive suffragettes of Eng
land was presented to President Taft
at the White House and had a few
minutes conversation with him re-
garding women's rights.
Teodoro Rizzo, who murdered The
resa Proconia, seven years old, and
Freddy Infusino, two and half years
old, in a lonely culvert in Utica, N. Y,
the night of Sept II last, was cleo
trocuted in Auburn prison.
Wednesday, November "a.
Vespasian Warner, United States |
pension commissioner, received from |
President Taft an acceptance of Mr.. |
Warmers resignation.
Lonely wi hout the wife who had
been dead for eight years, John Hart
man, an aged Englishman, Of Cleve-
land. o., cut his throat.
The large wholesale dry goods store
Of the Bernard Frank company, at
Montgomery, Ala, was struck by light
ming and totally destroyed.
Bloodhounds in running down the
assailant of seventeen-year-old Myra
Smith, who was attacked on the street
at Lima, O., came near causing the
death of the wrong man.
Following a conference between
Mayor Tom L. Johnson, of Cleveland.
and the administration cOuncilmen in
the formers Office, ordinances grant
ing a franchise for $50000.000 sub
way system to the Cleveland Subway
company were introduced in the city
council.
Friday, November 26.
The steam barge Flint, loaded with
limestone and salt, was burned off
North Point, Mich, but the crew was
rescued.
Mrs. Harriet Hill, twenty-nine years
old, was killed in a roadhouse at Nun
sing, Mich, the shot coming through
the window.
The Virginia Western railway was
chartered at Richmond to build line
100 miles long from a point in High
land county, Va, to Clifton Forge. Va
Postmasters who loan United State.
mail sacks il large quantities to othel
than publishers and news agents have
been admonished to heed the limita
tions of the departments regulations.
Rredham hall, the girls do-mtOr.
Of the South Carolina State Agricul
tural and Mechanical College for Ne
groes, at Orangeburg S. c., togethe
nth the dining hall and kitchen, wer
burned.
Saturday, November 27.
Benjamin S. Cable. the Chicago Law
) yer. has accepted the assistant secrt
: taryship of commerce and labor
After cutting the throats of Bul
3 Woods and John S. Smith, at Jackson
Vile Fla, Jesse Altman was shot an
killed.
8 Sixteen persons were injured whe
. a car at Denver, Colo, left the rail
8 crashed over the curb and overturne
on the sidewalk.
s. With two automatic revolvers, w
q liam Ward, sixteen years old, Of Ci
4 cinnati, held at bay a crowd of ang1
~ negroes until rescued by the police.
ID Edward Braun, bartender, was q
hn har
. of assault to kill Arthur Dunn, an oi
cial of the Marine Firemen's union.
Monday, November 29.
The Logan Natural Gas and Tru
z company, at Tifin, o. has sued
: seph Loudenslager for $3O78 for stol
gas
: The Burley Tobacco society has
z fered to sell 100000 900 pounds of
: bacco to the American Tobacco co
= pany.
: A feud at Houston, Tex, resulted
9 the killing of Paul and Lee Dunha
: for whose death Ed Weber is unt
= arrest.
) Caught by machinery, Michael
z loga, fourteen years old. was dragg
: into the elevators at Morea, Pa, a
= fatally crushed.
: A steer belonging to George Dru
2 mer, near Marietta, Pa, stepped
3 the cover of an old well and fell to
= bottom, forty feet below, where
= was shot
: Mexican Towns Stop BuIIfightins
= Mexico City, Nov. 29.-Bullfight