Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-04-14
VIEWS OF IHE WORLD
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
Two men were killed and anothet
.rjured by an explosion in No. wheel
mill of the Rushdale powder works al
Jer1yn, near Scranton, Pa.
Charles Carroll, 16 years old, son OF
a farmer, was assassinated at his
nome at COTS, KY, by a band OF
,.welve masked men.
Despondent and in debt, James Nc
xinny, for twenty years well known
about Nathan, Mich, ended his life
with dose of poison.
Six butcher shops at Kewanee, H..
have discontinued business owing to
lessened demand of meat following
the recent demand in prices.
Dibitri Sanan, Russian, attacked
the eight-year-old daughter of Ionic
Magill at Pochantas, Va. The man
was captured and there is talk OF
lynching.
Sam Laborde, one OF the twenty-one
.onvicts sent up from the county
chain gang of Charleston, S. c., suf-
iering from beri-beri, Is dead at the
state penitentiary from the disease.
Curtis Waltin, missing from Cleye-
land, Ohio, since Nov. Ii, 1909, when
he went to New York, has been To-
Gated at Mobile, Ala, at work in the
Office of local architect as drafts
man.
The suicide of Miss Anna Mean
boy, aged q, member of a well known
family of Clinton, ILL.,, shocked her
friends. She swallowed strychnine af-
ter entertaining a company of young
people.
Clad only in his nightshirt and with
a deep cut in his head, Hugh McFall,
a wealthy business man of Mansfield.
Ohio, was found on the back doorsteps
of his house. He died on the way to
the hospital.
Judge John T. Gale, president of
the Ruggles-Gale company of Column
bsu, Ohio, who was indicted on three
counts for allegedly giving brides to
George e. Woods, gave himself up and
was released on bail.
The sanity Of Mrs. Mary Kelleher
OF Cambridge, Mass, has been estaD-
lished by commission, and the Som
erville woman must stand trial for
murder in the first degree on six
counts in connection with the death
by arsenical poison Of six members
of her family.
Californians are to have one of the
largest private fishing reserves in the
country. 1t is to be located on the
Truckee river and will take in both
banks of the stream for fourteen
miles. About fifty wealthy men of
this city and Oklahoma are interest
ed in the project.
While stealing ride on the rods
under the sleeper of northbound Chi
cago and Northwestern train, John
Boye, an Oconto youth, was dragged
along the ties for a distance Of five
miles near Menomonie, Mich One
leg was cut off and the body badly
crushed. The victim died in few
minutes.
Declaring it to lie the belief that
the children of the church had not
been trained properly, Bishop Thomas
B. Medley of New Orleans, the pre-
siding officer at the New England
Southern Methodist Episcopal confer
ence, advised the pastors to devote
sermons, or at least portions of SER
mons, to the children.
On order OF Probate Judge Coffee of
San Francisco, the $4,000 estate or
Joseph Friedman has been transmit
ted to ST. Petersburg, to be distributd
among the poor of Litau, Russia.
Friedman, who was merchant, made
the bequest to the poor of his native
town.
Mrs. Estznia Pee, mother of several
small children, died at Utica, N. Y, as
the result of injuries received in re-
pulsing the embraces of Stanislas
Czepec, a boarder. The man threw
his arms about the woman while she
was at work near the top of a flight
of stairs. She pushed him from her
and he fell backward, dragging her
with him. Her neck was broken. Gee
pac will be charged with manslaugh-
ter