Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-07

election of United States senators Is
concerned.
Domestic
Sausrkraut Is to become not only the
Han but the agency for prolonging
NE at the Massillon CO., state hos
pftal, provided the theory Of Cincin-
nati physician proves correct after a
thorough test The claim Of the Gin
rinnati doctor Is that eating the dish
win add to the years of the consumer.
A delegation of fifty farmers from
various parts OF Pennsylvania and
New York states are In New York city
10 start a plan for cooperative mar
keting of thier products. They claim
to represent more than $4,000 farmers,
who will hereafter sell their produce
direct to the city retailer without in
PREVENTION of the middleman.
Testimony corroborative of the
story told by Henry Clay Beattie, Jr.,
that bearded highwayman killed his
wife with shotgun was introduced by
the defense in the Beattie trial at
Chesterfield Courthouse, Va, when
w. r. Holland. who lives in the vicin-
ity Of the Midlothian turnpike. where
the murder occurred, declared he had
seen a bearded man with shotgun
there about FIVE hours before the
tragedy.
The late John w. Gates left an es-
tate worth about $38.000.000, accord
ing to relatives living at St. Charles,
Ill, who have just returned from New
York. BY the will approximately ST.
900 200 was distributed among about
thirty distant relatives and friends.
The bulk OF the estate is divided
equally between Charles Gates. the
son, and the widow.
The st. Lawrence river Is SO low at
Cornwall, Ont, that in order to keep
the water In the canal up to the re-
quirec level It has been found neces-
sary to shut off all water from the
factories there.
In the presence of 5000 people at a
benefit aviation exhibition for the
widow OF Dan A. Kreamer, who was
killed in the fall Of an aeroplane in
Chicago. July IA, Fred Heegel, Chi
caSo Rvistor, plunged 80 feet to earth
In biplane at Freeport, ILL.,, sustain
ing serious injuries.
The arrest at Jersey City, N, j., Of
Thomas Parker, three-year-old child,
on a charge of assault and battery is
believed to establish a record for the
United States. Joseph X. Blumenthal
charged that the child hurled stones
at and hit him.
The Standard Oil company of New
Jersey. the corporation which has
been the storm center of antitrust agi-
tation throughout the country for
years, has passed out Of existence, as
far as its present form and functions
are concerned
Jennie Powell, eighty years old. is
dead at her home in Edwardsville,
Pa. from a mosquito bite. She was
bitten on .he arm a week ago and
poisoned the wound by scratching it
with her finger nails.
Three forest fires are burning in
Park county, Montana. The largest
FIRE is on Upper Deep creek at the
ve.. end Of Mount Badly. force of
rangers from Livingston and farmers
living near the fire are fighting the
names
Grief over the death of his wife led
Edward Bennett, an Englishman and
a graduate Of oxford university, Eng
land, who had been a resident of
Thomastou. Me-. for the last six years,
60 murder his three children and then
take his own life.
Returns from the Democratic pri-
mary election in Maryland indicate
that State Senator Arthur Pue Cor.
man. son OF the late United States Sen.
ator Go.man, win be the nominee OF
the Democratic party for governor at
the November election
Thomas w. Lawson. the Boston
hnancier. uss found guilty OF conduct
ing lottery at the Marshfeld fair
when given hearing In the district
court at Plymouth. Mass. and was
zined 500. Mr.. Lawson appealed tt
fhs superior court