The Carlisle independent., 1910-03-10

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 Calmly and with steady step, Will liam Wilson, negro, was hanged at the county jail at Carthage, Mo, Fri day morning for the murder of Minnie Plum at Carl Junction, Mo, on the morning of July Il, 1908.
 Henry Prizer, of 525 West Twenty was summoned to the rear door of his home and shot down with rife by his wife, Kate Prizer, according to a statement he made to the police. The bullet wound may cause his death, doctors say.
 John Wren and Patrick Quinn, Chi cago policemen, were shot Friday morning by two Italians supposed to bo members of a black hand organiza- tion.
 Both houses of the Oklahoma legis- lature have ratified the income tax to the federal constitution.
 The Royal mail steamer Tagus Wednesday ran down the schooner l Republic of Thomaston, Me, accord ing to wireless dispatches.
 After bitter fight, by majority | of only votes, the statewide local option bill was killed in the Mary land legislature.
 Frank Dietriek, 43, one of the best ' known Masons and one of the most | prominent Shriners in the United 1 States, died at his home at Wilkes l barre, Pa, after suffering for years | with cancer.
 R. A. Jackson, formerly vice chair man of the Rock Island executive committee, who was eliminated in the recent reorganization of the Rock Island-Frisco lines, has been appoint ed general manager of the Great Northern railway with St. Paul head quarters, effective March 15. For the first time since the begin ming of things, the use of horses Is to be abandoned on the Twenty-eighth street crosstown line in New York City. if the new Edison storage bat tery car system proves a practical and economic success.
 Fears that the members of the Hanson transcontinental automobile party had lost their lives in desert sand storm were dissipated when the travellers arrived in Mecca, Cal, weary thirsty and hungry. but none the worse for their experience. In caustic statement Representa- tive James A. Tawney of Minnesota, chairman of the house committee on appropriations, announces his com plete opposition to the governments naval program as outlined to the com mittee by Secretary Meyer. Warrants for the arrest of J. Ogden Armour and twenty other millionaires of the beef trust who were indicted by the Hudson county, N. J., grand day at the instance of Prsecutor Pierre P. Garven.
 President Taft will have this sum- mer as his nearest neighbor his brother, Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati. It was learned here that the presi- dents brother has leased the Schier cottage on Burgess Point, adjoining the summer White House. According to figures compiled by the United States Volunteer Life Say ing Corps, GOA persons, mostly bathers were drowned in the New England states last summer from May to Sept ember, inclusive Of this number 272 were children.
 The members of a class in advertis- ing at the West Side Y. M. c. A, New York City, will divide s10,oO0 in cash I prizes at the end of their seasons work. The money has been contribut- ed by ten firms of advertisers. August Belmont, Sr., banker and millionaire race horse owner, and Miss Eleanor Robson, who recently left the stage, were unexpec~~-.y married in Miss Robson's house in New York. It
 was understood the marriage would not take place until some time in
 March
 The camp of the Roosevelt party is
 no more. Its existence terminated | when, at the sound of a bugle, the
 ents were struck. Then the 450 DOT
 ters, head men and gun bearers, load
 ed down with bags of flour and their
 own personal belongings, started down
 the trail for Kampola.
 Mrs. Mary Cooper of Kankakee | county, H., has filed suit for divorce
 from John 5. Cooper, now residing il
 Los Angeles, Cal. The principals are
 wealthy and prominent
 Hom Kin, a wealthy Chinese mer
 chant of New Orleans, was arrested
 at the immigration station at Ange
 Island by Deputy United States Mar
 shal Towle, and taken to Jackson
 Miss, for trial. Hom is charged witt
 aiding the illegal landing of twenty | eight Chinese on Cat island, Miss.
 from the steamer Axel, which arrived | there from Mexico.
 | Judge Hill of the district court a | Amarillo, Tex, announced his decision
 in the Potter county prohibition cleo | tion case. The court held the recen
 election null and void on account O +x... -Ax-