The Carlisle independent., 1910-05-19
Notes From Foreign Lands. Through out the Nation and Particularly
 the Great Southwest.
RACES FOR THE TENANTS.
National leaoue.
American Ieanue.


 The Wellington coal mine. near White Haven, Eng, was sealed to smother the flames that have been sweeping through it's galleries and which it is now certain have claimed the 137 miners entombed by the ex- plosion.
 In revenge for the loss of hundreds of their comrades in the campaign for the suppression of the Albanian re- volt, Turkish soldiers are putting to death all rebel prisoners and are butchering the noncom5atants in the bndefended towns.
 Five men were killed and two in- sured in a disastrous explosion on board the German torpedo boat. S. 8 near Heligoland. This is the seventh serious accident in the kaiser's navy within a year.
 W. Cooper Morris, former cashier of the defunct Oregon Trust and Saw ings bank at Portland. was found guilty of the embezzlement of S75,0OO of the banks funds. The jury -reeom- mended leniency.
 Nellie NJ. Johnson Lamar. who has had her tenth birthday since her sen satfonal marriage to Newlan L. La man, g years old, July 15. 1909. has through Attorney F. L. Bates entered suit for divorce at Memphis, Tenn.
 Three daughters of T. c. Ceffey were drowned in Pond crook, near Wanette, Okla. The youngest, aged F, stepped into deep pool and sank. The next oldest tried to save her and both went down. to be fol- lowed by the oldest.
 Wright brothers will attempt to beat Paulhan's long distance aeroplane feat by flying from Dayton to Chicago. A date has not been definitely set for the trial beyond the statement that it will De within the next few weeks.
 The number of dead in the explo- sion horror jn mine Nc. , of the Palos Coal and Iron company. at FaIos, Ala. is definitely established as s. Thirteen mules still in he niue are being dissolved with qIicklime
 Receipts from the corporation tax will exceed by nearly a million dol lars Secretary MacVeagh's estimate of s25,009,000 made early in Decem- Der. according to the internal revenue officers. When business closed last week s25,319715 had been assessed.
 Nine men were fatally burned and POO others fed in panic when fire swept over the canning and packing building of the Standard Oil company at Williamsburg following an explo- sion
 Colonel Roosevelt's throat was still in bad shape when he Jeff for Berlin but he is confident that the three days rest that it will have before the delivery of his University of Berlin address will restore it's strength.
 Mrs. Nancy Neal, s2 years old. whose husband died several years ago. is dead at her home. Lebanon, Ind. Mrs. Neal was the third sister who married Neal. The eldest daugh- terter. to whom Neal was engaged, died before her marriage. He then married the next eldest. She died and he married her widowed sister. and at her death he married the youngest, who lad already been mar ried twice
 Seventy-five theater owners. rep resenting 1900 theaters in the United States and Canada, concluded 2 week Of consultations in New York with an agreement to organize the National Theater Owners association. repre- senting property interests valued at $50, ,000.0C0
 George Douglas. his wife ard three small children-his entire family were burned to death in their dwell ing. about two miles south of Coulter vile. III The fire was discovered by neightors. The cause is unkonwn.
 .Rube'' Waddell, one of the most eccentric of modern ball pitchers. may never pitch again. h the game with the Boston team Wadden was struck on the elbow of his pitching arm by ball delivered by Eddie Ci- cotte.
 Fifteen minutes after Robert [. Sharp. Mell.to-dn farmer and .ese 5;.ese- Tor near Dekalb. Buchanan county. Mo. made his will, he reached under his bed for rife which he kept there for protection and accidentally discharged 1t, the bullet piercing his heart and killing him.