The Carlisle independent., 1909-10-21
NEWS IF THE WEEK
LATEST NEWS OF THE WORLD
 TERSELY TOLD.
H0RTH, EAST. SOUTH END WEST
Notes From Foreign Lands Through out the Nation, and Particularly
 the Great Southwest.

The University of Wisconsin base ball team beat Tokio university in the last of the series of games which the eollegians crossed the ocean to play. The score was to 0.
 Jay Gould, youngest son of George J. Gould, was elected director of the Wabash railroad at the annual meet ing of the stockholders and debenture bond holders
 An election in Dawson county, Ky, to vote S150, poo bonds for a new court house was lost by 500 votes, although the old csurt house has been con demned
 John w. Sturgiss, formerly book keeper in the National Safe Deposit, Saving and Trust company, of Wash ington, is sought by the police to an swer a charge of embedding SS.0o0 from the trust company.
 Announcement was made that the Christian Herald, in response to re quests for aid from United States Con sul Hanna at Monterey, Mexico, has shipped 5000 blankets for the use Of the flood sufferers there.
 Dr. George A. Fritch of Detroit was fe-arrested in connection with the death of Miss Maybelle Millman Of Ann Arbor, whose dismembered body was found tied in sacks in Eeorse creek on Labor day.
 DNcfpaocfoy. Genera l Lawshe announced to the heads of the bureaus in his division that he intended to resign from the postoffice department. President Taft was no- tified of MT. Lawshe's decision.
 Robert Keller, a self-confessed bur glar, was sentenced to an indetermi- nate term in the Illinois state peniten- tiary, after being found guilty of steal ing seven cents.
 Because she stayed nome and cared for her parents for 19 years when she might have married and made a home for herself, Margaret O'Mara was awarded $3,114 by jury in the circuit court in a suit brought against her mother, Catherine O'Mara.
 There was considerable excitement in athletic circles at Champaign, H.. over the report that University of Illinois coaches and students had charged an Illini student with having sent football signals and plays to a certain member of the Chicago eleven It is also said that after the identity of the student was learned he was thoroughly hazed and given ride on a rail Wednesday night.
 A man named Sherry, living in Cleveland, shot his wife and sister-in- law, then killed himself. His wife and sister-in-law were rushed to the hos pital The former died in a half hour. The other woman is slowly dying with three wounds in the abdomen.
 Teh case against the Cudahy Pack ing Co, for violation of the intern al revenue laws by failing to place stamps of the proper denominations on packages of olermargarine, came to an end in the federal court by a compromise.
 Three Chinamen were electrocuted at the state prison in Charlestown, Mass, Tuesday morning for the mur- der of four of their eountrymen in a Tong war, in Chinatown on the night of August 2, 1907.
 Scores of armed citizens are search ing for Earl Bullock, an IS year old desperate who robbed the State bank at Eudora, Kas., and later perhaps
 
 Pringle who attempted to arrest him at his mothers home.
 The eighth annual convention of the National Nut Growers association began in Albany with considerable number of members present. Presi- dent J. B. Wright of Cairo, Ga, was in the chair. An Interesting program for the three days session has been prepared and there are good exhibits of nuts, nursey stock and plant food preparations.
 A revolution has broken out in Santo Domingo. The insurgents, headed by General Andre Navarro, at tackled a town near the Haitien iron tier, but was repulsed by the govern ment troops
 During a heavy windstorm, the res idence of Marshal Clements, six miles west of Smithyille, Ark, was destroyed and several members of the family were injured. The wind pulled up every fence post on the place.
 Iowa postmasters adopted resolu tions endorsing a postal savings bank system under which the money re ceived by the government will be de posted in the local banks of each community from which it is derived
 Rector Altman, of the Church of the Heavenly Rest, Abilene, Tex, was much surprised on his return from his vacation to find that his sacristy had been burglarized and the church robbed of it's solid silver communion service, which had been in use for twenty-five years, the gift of New York City church women