The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-12-26
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NOTES.

NOTES. numbering Miss Avis
Linnell, cut himself
with piece of tin The wound was
| inflicted in the groin, but is said to be
not serious.
Vandals got into the national CAPT
| tol and mntilated The Battle OF Lake
Erie. the largest canvas of the col
lection OF paintings adjoining walls OF
the corridors and stairways A strip
two feet long and three inches wide
was cut from the lower left hand cor
ner Of the painting at place where
detail The strip was found close by
upon the floor. 1t can be replaced.
To the five in the death house at
Sing Sing prison, New York, await
ing eiectrocntion for the murder of
Mrs. Mary Hall at Croton Lake last
month. has been added Salvatore III
Marco, who was also found guilty Of
having participated in the crime. The
week beginning Jan. 20 is set for his
execution. The other Eve are SEN
fenced to die during the week begin.
ming Jan. Is.
Oklahoma City was chosen for the
convention city Of the Socialist party,
choice being made by referendum vote.
It will be held May = next
Persian cabinet has res .gned. Ii is
succeeded BY an ultra democratic one.
Chicago university gets no money
from John d. Rockefeller this year.
So far his donations to it foot up
s35, DOC, 900
Nine. Langevin was granted di-l
vorce at Paris from her husband. a.
professor OF general and experimental
physics at the College of France. on
account of his alleged relations with
Mime. Currie, the famous scientist. A
number of duels resulted from this
affair
Jack pine cones from the forests OF
northern Minnesota are to be shipped
TO foreign countries which are en-
gagged in forestration. Fifty cents a
bushel is offered for the cones. A |
Connecticut concern has contract to
ship large consignments TO England, |
France. Switzerland. Germany jap n
and other countries, and has asked the
Minnesota forestry board to assist in |
the work OF collecting. In Connect
cut the seeds will be extracted by a |
specia process before being shipped /
abroad The new occupation il being
eagerly seized upon as winter ocs j.
patton by many northern Minnesota
residents
Armed with revolvers. three mea
entered garage on Broadway. New
York city. and held up nine men, who
were relieved of almost 81, 100 D cash. I
their watches and other articles OF /
galue The men had no difficulty in
making their escape
bank financed BY American capt
ca and managed BY Americans-thel
arst Of rs md in the sropics--is soon
te be organized in Nicaragua with an
authorized apital of IS 900, 600 II is
10 be ii operation as soon as United 1
States senate ratifes the Nicaragnan
loan treaty One of its chief functions
will be hand ing the business of The
sl5 900 900 loan provided for IN the
pending treaty Managua Will proba
bly, BE the bank $ headquarters.
George Lindsay, twelve years old,
heir 10 the mil Ions OF hi father, the
ate ". H. Lindsay Of Philadelphia,
has been forciblg removed from the
temple Of sun worshipers al Ghica-
60 and placed IN the custody Of the
juvenile cont. Young Lindsay had
been confined in the temple over six
months and compelled 10 live on beer
and grapes Il IS alleged that he was
placed with the san worshipers by his
mother known 10 the cult as ali
aah fhe lad uncle secured his
release afEea nation. vide search