Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-09
Telegraph Briefs

HACKENsACK. N. IA suspender buckle
saved the life of Thomas Dawan, milkman.
when he was mistaken for burglar and
was shot over the heart by George Glatz.
SCHENECTADY, n. Y.--Mrs. Rebecca
Reise, 81 years old, eccentric recluse VINO
lived on a fine estate this city,
burned to a crisp in her home last night.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Raymon BalIinoba,
alias Raymon Villeneuva, was arrested in
Oakland yesterday on a charge of importing
a woman into this country for immoral pur-
poses,
NEW YORK.--It costs so much per capita
to educate the children of Montclair, n. j.,
that the school board has engaged Prof, Paul
H. Honnis Of Harvard university at $50 day
to investigate.
NEW YORK.-Mayor Gaynor is considering
a suggestion that he appoint committee of
fifty citizens who are in the habit Of using
taxicabs to report any violation OF the law
on the part OF the drivers
WASHINGTON.-As the result of the in
auguration Of the new system for expediting
action in Indian land sales, much time.
money and work is saved, it was dec ared at
the Indian bureau yesterday.
BURLINGAME.-Tha William Harvey
Fitzgerald, San Francisco barber came to
his death from a gunshot fired by stephen
Mori, with intent to kill, was the verdict Of
the coroner's jury yesterday.
SAN FRANCISCO.--Because he struck Dan
iel O'Connell, who was opposing him in
suit before Justice of the Peace Mueller, At
torney Joseph Jordan sentenced yesterday
to serve twenty-four hours in Jail.
SPRINGFIELD. Hl-Eighteen persons were
injured, one seriously, yesterday when a
passenger car of the Illinois traction system,
bound from this city for Danvile, struck the
rear car of a freight train at Starnes.
CALIFORNIA, Mo.-Two badly mutlated
fingers, found in the ruins of burned store
at Tpton Mo, nine months ago caused the
conviction of Gustav +. Steinkrause i'm the
circuit court here yesterday charge of
arson
SAN FRANCIsCo.-Eleyen Hindus out OF
thirteen who arrived here on the Manchura
on Sunday are to be deported under orders
issued by DR., w. NJ. Glover, medical inspec-
tor who declares them to be afflicted with
hookwQrm.
NEWARK, n IA breach in the ranks
of the New Jersey Democracy which has just
come into power after q lapse Of eighteen
years is threatened over the selection Of
United states senator to succeed John keane,
Republican.
WASHINGTON. The anti-cantcen law is
severely criticised in the annual report of
Major General Duvall, commanding the troops
in the Philippines, who says il is responsible
for many of the offenses which result in
courtmartial.
ORANGE, N. J.-Raymond Hammond. a
chauffeur, was burned to death here yester-
day while on his back beneath his employer s
automobile. He was trying to adjust a de-
feet in the running gear by the light of a
kerosene lantern.
WASHINGTON.-NVide prevalence OF
disease among honey bees in the United
States causes loss OF Sl.OlO,0OO annually 10
the beekeepers and steps have been taken by
the department of agriculture to reduce this
loss to a minimum.
GRASS VALLEY.-That the resources OF
this district are not confined to mining was
demonstrated yesterday when dozen or more
fruit growers assembled at the depot to take
care of their portion OF a carload OF trees
that had just arrived from an Oregon nur-
sery.
WASHINGTON THE first bill introduced by
Representative Massey OF Tennessee, who sue
ceeded the late w p. Brownloe, was meas
ure presented yesterday making all intoXicat-
ing liquors transported into any state or ter
ritory for delivery therein, or remaining for
use therein, subject to the state or territorial
laws.