The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-08-24

governor OF lnQ1an IOr the return TO
Indianapolis James Hosic, on trial
charged with kidnpping John ]. Nc
Namara, honored by Governor John
son.
WASHINGTON-Extra session of
Congress passed into history at 3
o'clock. In line with his recent GUS
tom President Taft vetoed cotton re-
vision bill, which carried modifica-
ton of iron and steel schedules. Lead
er Underwood moves that veto meas
sage be referred to the ways and
means committee, of which he is
chairman, where it will lie undisturb-
ed until the regular session next De-
cember.
TAMPA.-Terrific equinoctia1 storm
approaching and precaution taken by
moving families out Of path.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wilson,
of the Department of Agriculture,
before congressional investigating
committee, hits back at DIR. H. w.
Wiley, head of the Bureau of Chemis-
try, charging the latter with over
sensitiveness because he protested
when his findings IN pure food drugs
were not accepted as final. The Sec
rotary informs committee that he is
investigating a report to effect that
DR.. Wiley had accepted fees from
drug importers for opinions regarding
samples of drugs they we're consider
ing importing and afterwards passed
upon the articles as representative of
the government.
LONDON.-Industria1 affairs as
Stunning normal conditions. Truce eff
fective on all except London and
Northwestern railway lines. Still
considerable disorder among strikers
reference to reinstatements on some
lines, railroads showing preference
companies when walk out occurred.
Work on docks resumed after JUS
pension of three weeks.
Observation-Disclosures Taft urges
| congress to appropriate $3.50, 900 aid in
completing the work of raising the
~batt1eship Maine.
~ AO WIS OOJ0
causes riots resulting in destruction,
| by fire, of several newspaper wagons.
Papers withheld from streets and Of
fees of all newspapers are being
strongly guarded.
Observation-Disclosures bill with
recall provision eliminated signed by.
the president. admitting to statehood
the territors of Arizona and New
Mexico.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES press
bitterly denounce action of President
Gomeg in ordering the deportation to
Spain, of Jose Maria Villavede, man
aging editor of the conservative or
gan, Cuba, and his nephew, Manuel
Villaverde, member of the staff, which
has caused excitement and heated
discussion.
Spartanburg.-Mrs. Charles Noel,
of Lexington, N. c., arrested on charge,
white slave traffic in conjunction
with her husband recently convicted
of this crime and sentenced to fifteen
years in pententiary.
Neutrality-suspicious. concurred in
Senate amendments to the Under.
wood cotton revision bill by vote of
$50 to 107, ten insurgent republicans
supporting the measure in modified
form. The law barred by veto of
the President.
Boston.-Lieut. A. Whittier, of
United States cutter Androscoggin,
attacked and beaten tc death by
thugs while returning with two
friends to their vessels from the thea.
ter. Cause unknown and little clue to
assaiIants.
Observation-Disclosures report on
treaties with Great Britain and France
were defended in the senate, conten-
ton being that agreement neds no
amndment; that prerogativeg Of SEN
ate are sufficiently sa~feguarded. No
final action taken and matter goes
over until regular session.
SYRACUSEAHarry Atwood. the
Boston aviator flying from st. Louis
to New York, forced by darkness te.
temporarily abandon journey after.
after wandering about in the air try
ing to get his bearings. Had defect
ed from course in attempt to make
short cut across country.
COLORADO SPRINGS.-Because the
failed to prepare against the drought
this year estimated that farmers of
the country threw ANY more thar
5000. 900 bushels of winter wheat says
DR.. John It. Burns Of International
Dry Farming congress. This does not
include enormous loss in other pro-
ducts for similar reason.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Crouch of At