The Carlisle independent., 1910-06-30
Notes From Foreign Lands, Through out the Nation and Particularly
 the Great Southwest.
RACE FOR THE REMNANTS.
National Ieaaue.

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 The first regular airship passenger service was inaugurated when Count Zeppelin's great craft, the Deutsch- land, carrying 10 passengers, success fully made the first scheduled trip from Friedrichshafen to Dusseldorf, distance of 300 miles, in 10 hours.
 Miss Edith Gaynor, aged 19, second daughter of the mayor of New York city, elsped to Wilmington, Del, and married broker, H. K Virigril of New York, who is twice her age.
 Mrs. Minor Wallace, widow of the late congressman, Minor Wallace. died at Texarkana, Ark, from the ef- fleets of overwork during her hus- band s political campaign. She asked that her epitaph read Too Much Con- gress.
 By a decision of the supreme court the secretary of state is sustained in his action accepting petitions in- itiating a grandfather clause" amend ment to the state constitution de signed to disfranchise 20,000 negro voters in Oklahoma.
 Another step was taken in the war between the Socialist city administra- ton of Milwaukee and the trolley com pany, when Mayor Seidel issued warrant, signed by himself, for the ar rest of John I. Beggs, director of the North American company, which controls the local lines, and president of the Milwaukee companies, for op- erating cars without paying the h- cense of s15.
 Bishop E. R. Hendrix of Kansas City, Mo, will be cited for trial be- fore committee of F elders of the Methodist church in 60 days; Chan cellor J. H. Kirkland of Vanderbilt university will be removed from his office by the Methodist College of Bishops next month, and 19 members of the board of trust of the univer- sity will be elected from their trus- teeship for insubordination and def ance of the church.
 At least 25,000 bales of southwest Texas cotton will this year go to east ern and foreign markets through Port San Antonio. recently established at Aransas Pass. The channel connect ing Port San Antonio with the gov ernment jetties will be completed by the time the first cotton comes on the market, and a temporary wharf will built for the accommodation of yes sels
 Porter Charlton confessed in the po- lice station at Hoboken, N J.. that he murdered Mrs. Mary Scott Castle, whom he married recently in Della ware. Mrs. Charlton's body was found in a trunk at the bottom of Lake Como, in Italy.
 General Sir Ian Hamilton has been appointed to the post of Inspector General of the Mediterranean. to sue ceed Field Marshal Lord Kitchener. whose resignation was communicated officially to the house of commons by War Secretary Haldane
 The population of the city of Wash ington is S31 .0G9 This statement by the census board is the first official announcement of any population tosal as the result Of the 1910 census. In 1900 the population of Washington was 27s.71s.
 Secretary of State Knox's sugges- tion to the international congress or chambers of commerce, in session in London. that it adopt a resolution fa- yGrine 8 permanent court of arbitral justice. was turned down owing 10 a wide divergence of opinion.
 Judge Landis has thrown the gov ernment's case against the National Packing company and it's subsidiaries cut of court and ordered a special grand jury to be summoned and begin 8 more thorough investigation.
 The torpedo destroyed Warrington, built for the government by Cramps. was launched in the presence of large party of naval officers and guests of the ship building company The vessel was christened by Mrs Richard Hattan of New York, great granddaughter of Commodore War rington.
 By mandate of the United States circuit court of appeals at St Louis Charles E. Billingsiey must. within g days begin his seyen-year sentence at LeavenworIh, for wrecking the Cap ital National bank at Guthrie, in 1904