The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1909-06-26
THE WORLDS NEITI s.
FLASHES Of the Telegraph Wires From
Near and Far.
Miss Ray Burkhalter crlminaliy Assaulted
at Little Rock, Ark.-Five Men and
Sixty Eight Horses Cremaaaa
at Duluth, Minn.

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queen of Spain.
Four persons charged with white
capping were arrested in Baldwin
county, Ala.
Fire destroyed The jail at Kirbgvflle,
Tex, and Tom Bowen, a prisoner
was cremated.
General Raefel Reyes, president OF
Columbia, has abandoned his Office
and left the country.
The damage done BY the recent
earthquake in South France is estis
mated at IS 100000.
Francis Bacon, former chief areHI-
tect of the Illinois Central Railroad,
died in Chicago, III.
Arrangements were made at Pensa-
cola, Fla. Tor the construction of
another railroad line.
Ten persons were killed and a score
badly hurt IN a trolley car collision
near South Bend, Ind.
Cholera in ST. Petersburg, Russia,
Is rapidly assuming the proportions
of the epidemic Of 1908.
Rather than be arrested by the police
two eighteen-year old girls committed
suicide in Springfield, III ----------..-
One person was killed and seven
injured In az elevator accident that
occurred ia Cincinnati, Ohio.
Prof. Turner = Tabb, Of Nashville. s
Tenn, was drowned IL Japan.
Five men and sixty eight horses
were eremated in a FIRE that destroyed {
a livery barn at Duluth, Minn.
The British steamer Woodburn WAS
fred upon and damaged by a Russian
warship of the coast of Finland
While using the Z ray on a charity
patient Cincinnati deetor saw three
$40 gold coins hidden 10 her clothes
A highWayman held up The cashier
of bank IN The business section Of
Fort Worth, Texas, albu escaped with
s8100.
Fifteen hundred horhe0 natlic ply
sicians from all parts Of the country
met In annual con eais ID De9reis,
Mich.
VIII Mack. 8 nesra. E s. ,.s,ns iosea
at Brandon. Miss ST drfraina Nv s..
sauiting awbite pirl anrs senseneaa IL
death.
It is said that ii the lalst fse years
the membership Of tamparanes sosia
ties in Germane st.sn
doubled.
Turkish troons e,,,,,resAa ,eb..I
lion of 1o, 900 AlbanIans. bas.. l,ar.I..
and razed their yfllaoes a,,si
the trfbesmen to the M,
Virgil Farr, an alleged ,,ans
in the fatal feud battle at Meaag;lla
Miss, surrendered at Hamburs bf iss
hut was released IN s5f1ll hany
Frederick De Martens. late nrofpaa,Fr.
of intern ational law at the rTn;varsitv
of ST. Petersburg, died suddenly s. sha
railroad station af vsslk P,,ss;a
The Cunard line steamsain "a a,,sa..
tania has established 4 new worl.l,s
record for conveying nassenqess ~
and fro between New York and I3ond on
one person was killed. and sayers.I
| others suffered severe Injuries as the
result OF a collision between 4 trolley
car and an automobile al Anderson.
S. G.
The Pennsylvania boasei af parda.ps
recommended pardon for James B.
Gentry, the actor, who ID. .,serv in.s..a
| life sentence for the murder Of 81 aaee
Yorke.
Court Chamberlain Palaizia was
killed, his wife fatally Injured and two
other persons seriously h4lrt in 8
balloon accident AZ St. Petersburg.
Russia.
Col. ] ames striekling Of fERoseberry.
Ark, armed With d revolver ana
belt OF steel cartridges, was arrested
in Washington, o. O.. beeause he in-
sisted upon being admitted 10 tIa
White House.
Mrs. sallie A. Hammond Of Water
Valley, Miss, aged sixty years, gave
her life in vain attempt to save
six. year-old grandson from death be-.
meath train.
Emil Jeremiah, general mauager of