Smyrna times., 1910-03-23
CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS.
Tuesday, March is.

ana caused S0OU damage Wnlle trying
to learn how to run it.
Nicholas Rotelle, twenty-four years
old, was crushed to death beneath a
freight car on the Trenton Cutoff rail-
road near Norristown, Pa. He had
crawled under the car to make re-
pairs.
Rather than allow another person to
use her blue ribbon coach horses, Mrs
M. E. Edgerton, a resident of the mil
lionaire colony at Plainf1eld, NJ J.. re-
Gently had a veterinary surgeon. shoot
them. Mrs. Edgerton lately became
devoted to the automobile.
Wednesday, March 16.
During an argument with his wife,
Augustus Hof, of Philadelphia, com.
mitted suicide by shooting hims Rf in
the head.
Mary Wilson, seventy years old.
pleaded guilty in New York to shop
lifting and was sentenced to serve
eleven months in the penitentiary.
Among the nominations for post
masters sent to the senate were the
following: Peter F. Wanser, Jersey
City, N. j., and George w. Schaeff,
Susquehanna. Pa.
Kirk Alexander, sixty-two years old,
and his son Alvin, thirty years old.
were found dead in their bed in Ok.
ford, near Chester Pa, from inhaling
Illuminating gas.
Thursday, March II.
In a rear end collision of westbound
line at Rochester, N Y, one man was
killed and two injured.
While conversing with his attend
ant, at Laurel. Del, George Thomas,
aged forty, died from heart failure.
He had been suffering from dropsy.
Senor Prudencio De MurgliOndo,
consul general from Uruguay to the
United States, died at his home in Bal
timOre of pneumonia. He was born in
Buenos Ayres seventy-nine years ago.
Esther Kaplan, seventeen years old.
built bonfire on the lawn at Tomp-
lins Square park in New York, walked
into the blazing pile and was fatally
burned. She is supposed to have been
a victim of religious mania.
Friday, March 19.
The council of the Presbyterian and
Reformed Churches in America decil-
ed to hold the next conference in Pitts
burg, in March, 1912.
Two meu were killed and severa,
injured by an explosion of dynamite
in the oil and gas field north of Bar
tlesville. Ola.
| Eduyir IIo.DdOv fOr 6f+oo,, ,,oo ,e,
managing editor of the Lynchburg.
Va, news, was thrown from horse
back, and his head, striking a gate
| post. he received injuries from which
he died
Found in the rear of a Chinese
store, where it is said she had been
held prisoner for a year. Chan Shee
seventeen years old, was taken into
custody by federal officers It was said
the girl was brought through San
Francisco as the wife of a Chinese,
after being bought in China.
Saturday, March 19.
In a dispute over 80 cents, r. w.
Graham, an engineer of Valley Falls,
s. c., was struck on the head by a
rock thrown by Emory Bishop, and
died.
Mrs. Anna Forsell, thirty years old,
a patient in the Seney hospital, Brook
lyn, N. Y, was crushed to death while
being carrier on an operating cart in
the elevator Of the building, She had
Just UNDERGONE an operation.
In a de~nerPte pistol fight nea-
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4 Greed Turner and three sons. the
elder Turncr WIS killed and Ray was
mortally wounded. Ray was shot in
half dozen places and left to die in
the road.
u John Smith Kirk. aged seventy-three
years, chief clerk of the personal tax
division of the District of Columbia
was found dead in bathtub at his
home in Washington. The coroner is
sued a certificate of death by suicide
by drowning.
Monday, March Fl.
Two masked, highwaymen relieved
passengers on a Chicago street car o
about $50 and escaped.
One of the last surviving generals
of the Confederacy. General Thoma'
L. Rosser. is seriously i'll at Charlottes
vile, Va.
Preliminary returns indicate tha
the Western Federation of Miners
have voted to affiliate with the Ameri
can Federation of Labor.
Mrs. William Simmons, of Marietta
Pa, in gathering up some newspapers
. | accidentally gathered IN her hua
bands pay envelope, containing nearl,
, $l5, and it was burned.
! Foley's Kidney Remedy will cur
r any case of Kidney or Bladder troubl
! that is not beyond the reach of med