Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-05-27

| BY telling robbers that a bank
vault was locked with timelockL
e. Ellison, cashier of bank at Lay
ton, Utah, prevented the robbery OF
the bank
A warrant his been issued for the
arrest of H. l.. Welty, former presi
dent of the Home Security Savings
bank of Bellingham, Wash, which
was closed by the state examiner
March 81. He is charged with EN-.
bezzling $4,000.
A moderate earthquake, estimated
at $4,000 miles away, was registered
on the seismograph at Georgetown
university.
The abolition of the national
forestry in Arkansas as contemplated
by bills which have been introduced
in congress, have been enumerated
before the house public lands com
mittee by Alec F. Potter, associate
forester, and S. ]. Record, supervisor
of the Arkansas national forestry.
Colonel Irs Copley, millionaire gas
magnate of Aurora, ILL.,, has offered to
contribute a large sum Of money to
assist in carrying on the inVestiga-
ton in the election of William Lori
mer to the United States senate.
Mr.. Bryan made an address in
Omaha favorable to county option.
"Darvey' Thielms n, a Seattle bar
tender, was arrest ed by deputy
United States marshal on an indict-
ment returned by federal grand
jury at Omaha last December, charg-
ing him with promoting a fake prize
fight.
Richard Price Morgan who is
credited with drawing the plans for
the first elevated railroad in the
United States and a former room
mate of Abraham Lincoln, is dead,
aged 81 years.
The Interior department is prepar-
ing for the establishment of the
the bureau of mines, in accordance
with the recent enactment of con-
gress, creating it as coordinate
division in that department.
The Democrats in the senate refus-
ed to make an agreement to aid the
regulars
John H. Converse, late head of the
Baldwin Locomotive Works, OF Ph1la-
delphia, has created a fund of $500, 900
to carry on evangelical work
The claim that American people
have gone navy mad was made in the
senate by Hale and Clay.
Two almost simultaneous explos-
ions of dynamite, supposed to consist
of 5000 pounds, completely demolish-
ed the rural guard barracks in the
city of Pinar del Rio. One hundred
were killed.
Speaker Cannon was quoted as pre-
dieting that congress will not adjourn
until July 18th, at the earliest, and
possibly remain in session until
August /.
The house postal savings bank bill,
as favored by the republican mem
bers of the committee on post offices
and post roads, was introduced to the
house by Representative Gardner OF
New Jersey.
Mrs. George M. Pullman, widow OF
the late palace car magnate, was sue
cessfully operated on in Chicago
Tuesday. Her speedy recovery is pre-
dicted.
House insurgents are very angry
over the speech of Speaker Cannon
at New York.
Racing will not be re-established in
Louisiana at this session of the legis-
lature. Governor Sanders announced
recently that he would vote any
measure repeating the Locke law.
The United States has suggested to
Mexico that the boundary question In
volved in the celebrated Chamizal
zone case be submitted to some well
known jurist of a mutually friendly
power for arbitration.
Advices received at Guayaquil state
that the Peruvian government has sta
toned 100000 men along the frontier
to resist invasion.
Astronomers obtainedd valuable OBJ
servations during the passage of the
earth through the comets tail.
The first survivors of the recent
earthquake in Costa RIGA, in which
more than 1900 lives were lost in the
destruction of Carriage, arrived at
New York.
Colonel w. T. Sullivan, a former
postoffice inspector, tor several years
in charge at Denver, Colo, died at
Gallatin, Mo, from paralysis. He re-
tired from the government service
about three months ago.
An excursion steamer capsiZed in
the Missouri river but no lives were
lost