Milford chronicle., 1910-04-29
CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS.
rhursday. April 2t.


eo,tb Dakota Prohibtionists made
oterial gains in a local option elec
IAN winning Pierre, which has beer
rst for several years.
reports from the fruit growing sec
.,ons of Georgia indicate that no ma
arisl damage was done the peach
nod BY the recent cold weather.
Nearly S2OO0 900 was raised for the
.ort NJ the African Methodist \ \,iscO
al church in the fiscal year JUST end
"a as shown by a report Of the finan
eial board.
Thomas Taggart, former chairman
a, the Democratic national committee
,nnounced in indianapolis, Ind that
te will be a candidate to succeed Al
sert J. Beveridge in the United States
senate
Friday, April p.
Civ inches of snow fell at Knobs.
sfeen miles north of Clearheld. Pa.
and the temperature fell below freez-
ing
The supreme court of Illinois de
elared the law prohibiting the EN-
pIoyment Of women in factories and
stores more than ten hours per hay
Constitutional.
After several weeks spent in hunt
ing down rumors Of alleged bribery by
lobbvtsts at the recent session of the
kentucky legislature, the Franklin
county grand jury has reported that it
had been unable to find a shred of evil
dence.
Saturday. April %.
Naomi Channon. three years old. af-
fer being detained at Ellis Island for
more than a year, arrived in Chicago
from New York to join her mother
Harry Unlikely, of DennisOn. O.. lost
both hands when run over by a Balti-
more & Ohio train. Unlikely says he
vas robbed of $27, sandbagged and
tied to the track.
When officers entered his Office in
Kennebunk, Ne, with a warrant charg
ing him with performing an Illegal
operation. DR.. J. R. Haley, a leading
physician, pulled a revolver from his
desk and killed himself He was fifty
years old.
Monday, April 25.
N. 8. Bond, Of Chulasky. Columbia
county, Pa. has a six-legged colt.
A nail in its feed killed a horse that
belonged to John r. Bradley, near Ma
rietta, Pa.
Overcome by gas fumes, Mrs. Eliza
beth Aerne, aged sixty-one years. fell
into a CRATE and was burned to death |
at FindIay. o.
With ugly wounds about the head |
and body, Samuel Raypole, Of the Ma
tional Soldiers home. at Dayton, o..
was found dead Just beyond the city
limits.
Not satisfied with his explanation Of
q dropped burning match. James F1an-
llgan, OF Albany. NJ Y. is held by the
police pending an investigation Of the
sause of FIRE in the Morton hotel.
Tuesday, April 2s.
Ten thousand workmen we're idle in
he Northumberland and Columbia
Pa, coal regions because a
arge number of anthracite coal mines
ire drowned out
Fire destroyed twelve places Of
BUSINESS at Centralia Mo. inclding
wo Of the largest dry goods and cloth
ng houses, with a loss estimated at
more than 100000
Elijah Rouse. Colored. was electro
uted at Richmond. Va. for having
illed a coIored man near Norfolk.
Iouse escaped from the Norfolk coun-
y jail March 90 and was captured the
ext day.
The residence Of Jesse A Quick, a.
'rairie City. Ia. was demolished at
Midnight by a charge of dynamite
Thich had been placed under the front
orch near the sleeping apartments
Dr. Alexander A. Hall and his bride
1rmerly Miss Myrtle Quick. Miss
Isry Guthrie, Of Carthage. ILL.,. was
rrested on suspicion
Wednesday, April 27.
Ed Keaton. 10 years old. who lives
ear Natchez. Miss, was bitten by a
lttlesnake. but the doctors say he
20 get well.
One thousand foreigners. who struck
the plant of the Pressed Steel Car
'mpany, in Schoenville. near Pitts
Irg Pa, returned to work The men
d not gain their demands
First Lieutenant William B. Hal
3D. Of the Thirtieth infantry sta
]nsd at the Presidio al San Fran
SEQ committed suicide in his head
.arters by shooting himself through
. head.
Henry Cantey. colored was IN
antly killed; Superintendent Spauld-
g's legs were broken and Assistant
Iperintendent John Birds leg and
m were broken by the falling Of a
r in the shaft of the Halle gold mine
Lancaster. S. c.