The Carlisle independent., 1909-06-03

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 The trial of the native tribesmen who murdered William Jones, the noted anthropologist of the Field Mu- scum of Chicago. in the Isabella prov ince on the Island of Luzon, last March, was concluded at Boyonbong. Three of the natives were sentenced to death.
 William Wilson, known in many states as Baseball Wilson," was ar rested in Seattle, Wash, charged with being fugitive from justice. He is wanted for the alleged robbery of postoffice station 12S, Chicago, Decem- Der 23, 1907.
 Carrying out VOW made several years ago, Lieut., Braulio Gutierrez shot and killed Adalberto Reyes while the wife and children of the victim begged for his life The two men served together in the Mexican army seven years ago and had quarrel, when Gutierrez swore to kill Reyes.
 Married Wednesday morning to An na Kaiser, Roland Rich, 23 years old, was in the afternoon arraigned at Bay City. Mich, on the charge of murder ing his aged grandmother, Mrs. Chris tine Goryeon. The young man stood mute in court and was committed to jail to await examination. He has always borne an excellent reputation.
 In an opinion handed down by the corporation counsel of New York city, Japanese subjects in the state of New York and in the United States gen. orally are entitled by virtue of the recent treaty entered into between this country and Japan to all trade privileges which are held by American citizens.
 The Scranton Flyer on the Central railroad of New Jersey was wrecked at Slate Dam by the breaking of brake beam and six cars left the track. The smoker turned completely over, dragging the remaining five cars from the rails and throwing them on their sides. None of the passengers was in- jured officials say.
 J. P. Morgan, junior, was elected a director of the United States Steel corporation and member of the finance committee to succeed the late Henry H. Rogers.
 The body of Patrick Corrigan, a wealthy farmer from Custer, Wis, was dragged from the Spokane river at Spokane, Wash. His pockets had been turned inside out, his gold watch, gold pin and cash had vanished, as well as 5000 in drafts and 5000 in mort gages he carried when he disappeared |
 On cabled instructions from the l United States marshal at Chicago, R. W. Baker was arrested at Honolulu | on a charge of bigamy.
 Presidential nominations of William Williams to be commissioner of emigration of the port of New York and of Walter E. Clark to to governor were confirmed by the senate.
 After a trip of more than 5000 miles. without a cent in their pockets, l Arthur Crane, aged [, and Joe Crosby, l g, both of Saginaw, Mich, arrived at Toledo. O. According to their sto- ries, the boys left Saginaw last De cember, going from there to Los An geles, to San Francisco to Cincinnati | and then Toledo. They will return to Saginaw.
 Although proposing to discuss noth- | ing more revolutionary than the mod ern drama as a disseminator of rad | ical thought" Emma Goldman was
  from addressing a crowd of several | hundred persons, who assembled in a | hall in Harlem to hear her. Two ar rests were made.
 Arrangements were completed by | which the Chicago Automobile club | expects to bring the attendance at it's | two road races from Crownpoint, Ind, | June IS and 19 into the hundreds of | thousands. Both the Erie and the | Pennsylvania railroads agreed to run | ten coach trains every twenty min- utes between Chicago and Crown point.
 Ellis w Niles, former receiving | teller of the First National bank, at | Minneapolis, and confessed embezzler | of $20,000 was sentenced to serve five | years in teh penitentiary at Still water.
 General Masso Para and Colonel | Gabriel Guerra, who were convicted | of conspiracy against the provisional government of Cuba last year and | sentenced to three years, but who | were released under the recent am nesty decree, have been arrested, charged with petty swindling.
 The Canadian Pacific railway issued [ a reduced tariff rate on grain shipped | from western Canada to Europe, Aus tralia, Pacific Ocean islands and the Orient, if sent via Vancouver.
 Rev. s. G. Yahn, of western Penn sylvania, was selected by the general | eldership of the Church of God as editor of the Church Advocate, official | paper of the denomination.