Connecticut western news., 1911-09-07

eeNEeA, James R. Keene. the
 -H- American financier. ,.J NEWS U was operated on sue '1Ar0eNINGs" cessfuily for stomach trouble in a nursing home in London, England. The patient rallied we'll ac. cording to "a statement issued, by. bis physicians, and his condition is. ent couraging. -.---
 Louis A., Weiss has been in jail sev- eral weeks at Lawrenceburg, Ind, and his wife has been daily visitor. The jailer noticed they seemed devoted. and began to take notice of the visits. When he caught Weiss handing her bundle he examined 1t and found it, contained the food allowed the aac7, cused by the county. The. man ac- knowledged with reluctance that he had been giving his allowance to his wife every day to keep her from starving. ORR ,a.Sg1I bsF2 aI ".#t
 Traffic, was suspended for several. hours on nthe trolley tracks of the Mercer County Traction company at Trenton, N, J.. because geese, took. to trailing along the, roadbedr Attempts, to clear the tracks by the, trolley crew and passengers were futile for u times the geese making a vicious charge which drove all back to the cars. Two of the passengers were bitten and letter carrier had his uni form torn. n1 I0 TFgofh rnh H @nd jli Twenty-seyen lions were killed tn thirty-ive days by Paul Ratney and his party in their first hunt near Nail robi,, British East Africa ,.. Rainey modestly refra1ns from taking any credit for the lion Killing He gives all credit to his dogs. The lions, how ever, have taken revenge on the fancy
 priced pack uof hounds, that Raineyi gathered for the ltrip.qe 1nHuime1q B odi The governor of the tZarantuia pennl 1 settlement in NeTtchinsk.i Asiatic Rus [ sia. was killed by an unidentified man, who, presented 2 the card, of an engineer of the prison and was receiy- ed by the governor in bis private office. Immediately on crossing the l threshold the assassin free two shots. I both bullets taking effect. He was ar! | rested. trrr-t ' .-rs:., -"E VT g", sIo l Frank Laubner, one of the most ext pert guides in Alaska, is on a special train following the trail of James J. 1 Jeffries. the pugilist, and his brother, l John, who are hunting bear on Konai peninsula, to carry word to them of the serious illness of Mrs. Jeffries, who is at Los Angeles. - "''o'N' .-..- i''
 John Henrv. Mooney, a member of
 the New York fire department, has ar- rived in Oakland, Cal, and completed
 his self set task of walking from coast to coast and lowering the record of
 Edward Payson Weston, Weston
 walked across in 105 days, Mooney did ] it in seventy-nine E., .....
 The rescuing party which started up l Mount Rainier (Mount Tacomal. | Wash. in search of young Leigh Gar ! rett, who sought to reach the peak. is
 camping at the snow line, about 5000 ! feet up, and is unable to proceed ow 1 ing to storms.
 ! Girls who seek .clerkships in the of ! flee of City Comptroller Heston of At lantic City. N. j.. must sign contracts not to get married. Six, secretaries to
 the city finance man have. ,suceumbed
 to Cupid within short time, .. .
 After hiding in the woods for week l Harvey Osborn. fifteen years old, who i killed George Bellis, fourteen. in jeal
 ous rage over a girl twenty years old was captured by Detective John Nj Decker of Stroudsburg, Pa.
 : The German foreign minister. Herr
 von Kiderlen-Waechter. gave fare
 well luncheon in Berlin in honor of
 the p American ambassador David l Hill, who has presented his letters of recall to Emperor William rnt, gId.situ. { The National gallery in London has bought the painting Elaboration of the i Kings" by Mabuse, from Rosalind countess of Carlisle. The price paid
 for the work was $200,O0O. ...t. 1 At the hearing of Mrs. Mary Weste
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