The Carlisle independent., 1910-01-06


 trains on the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern collided on a sharp earye near Starksville, Ind.
 Mrs. Raul Sunnycalf was bound over to the common pleas court at Lovelahd, Q, on d charge of murder following the mysterious death of her two sons, Lemuel, years old, and Russell, years old, discovered after the fire that destroyed their home.
 It is declared that Baron Gos,,net private secretary to the l-te King Leopold and the executor of his will, has arranged with the lawyers rep. resenting the 1lng's daughters Prineesses Stsphanle. Clementine and Loulse-ta Day the. dausaters sS,OOo,- 900 instead of s2,CuJ, ,eee, as provided in the will
 Rev Wlllf1m Ritter and his aged "lIe were found murdered in their nome al Elnora, Ind. While the of neers lave advanced the theory that the filters were murdered, there is SUI e evidence to show that Ritter c 1oked his wife t0 death and then cook poison to end his own life. Believing that his mind was weak ening and that he would end his days in a mad house, Raymond Lloyd, | aged 95 years, son of Attorney H. P. Lloyd, former law partner of Presi- dent Taft, committed suicide at Se- attle, Wash, by drinking an ounce or carbolic acid
 Every detective of the Pittsburg force is working to find clew to the murderer of James Lawrence FTiel, If, whose frozen body was found in an abandoned house by party of his schoolmates. Young Friefs throat was hacked, apparently with a small pocket knife. He had also been cut near the collarbone and horribly mal- treated.
 The common stock of the Rock Is- land company sold up to $50 a share within five minutes ofthe opening of the stock exchange Monday morning after closing of 491a last Friday.
 Frederick Remington, the artist, is seriously i'll at his home in Ridgefield, Conn, with an attack of appendicitis.
 J. c. Cole, a Saskatchewan farmer, dropped into Detroit and by the time he had finished his errand he had pur chased 30 automobiles for his farmer | friends of the far northwest.
 I'm married; ain't that enough?" said Paul Abell, when asked the reas- on why he had tried to kill himself. The surgeons in a New York hospital have little hopes of saving his life.
 The special grand jury Investigating Muskogee county, Okla. officials. re- | turned indictments against Charles Yam, William Harris and T. B. Sut- ton, county commissioners, charging them with malfeasance in office. There are 20 counts against the com missioners.
 1 A sweeping plan for extension of wireless telegraph service for the navy has been submitted to congress | by Rear Admiral Cowles, chief of the | bureau of equipment. He says wire l less apparatus of the latest type is to be supplied to all the new vessels of the navy.
 U. s. Mccullough has been re-elect- ed vice-president of the international organization of mine workers defeat ing Fra. Hayes, secretary of the Hi nois miners, by 25,000 T. L. Lewis was reelected president by 10000, and Edward Parry had no opposition for secretary.
 Vernon Arnold, p years old, while drunk, killed a negro boy, 12 years old, at Holcomb, Miss. After cutting the negro's clothing several times, Arnold made the boy kneel. While in this attitude, crying and begging for his life, Arnold struck him over the head, killing him instantly.
 Unless the supreme court of the Re- public of Mexico interferes Samuel l.. Hampton, an American attorney, will be shot because he killed a negro in Mexico two years ago. The federal court refused Hampton's appeal, and the supreme court is the only hope of the condemned man. Mrs. Hampton l is now in Texas, frantic over her hus- bands plight.
 A codicil to the will of George Rhodius, leaves the residue of his estate, or about s50O,OO0 to be applied to improvement of parks in Indian apolis.
 Robbers early Thursday morning blew open the safe of the State Bank of Centerville, Kan, and escaped with $1,500.
 The third-class cruiser Apollo, a ship 1 of 3,400 tons, has been purchased by Canada from Great Britian for use as training ship and fishery protection cruiser in British Columbia waters. United States Senator Anselm Jo- seph McLaurin died suddenly at his home in Brandon, Miss. Death was l due to an attack of heart disease, and came without the slightest warning. After a short honeymoon in New York City, Mollie Cremeans, 61 years old, and her boy husband, Charles