The Washington times., 1913-07-22

out in force since January 10 was lifted
by the Building Employees Association.
steubenvfIIe, Ohio-when fifteen
tween striking tin mill workers
and strike breakers. Deputy Sheriff
George Griffith was shot and proba-
bly, fatally wounded.
Denver.-ToIlowing revocation OF
their licenses to speak in the Denver
streets, the Socialists and Industrial
Workers of the World declared they
would appeal to the courts.
Harrisburg, Pa.-Governor Tener
will cut 100000 from the appropr1a-
tions made by the last legislature for
private and public charities. The total
appropriated by the legislature for
charities was s2o.ooo.ooo
Philadelphia.-Prof.Z Zephaniah Hop
per, in point of years the oldest teacher
in Philadelphia, and for seventy years
an instructor in the Central High
School, is dead, at the age Of eighty
nine years.
New York.-Miss Margaret Hetner.
Of Pottstown, Pa, was found dead in
her room at the Martha Washlngton
young woman had taken carbolic acid.
Newton, Mnss-A struggling deer,
riding in the patrol wagon like a common
felon, drew immense crowds here after
the exciting capture and arrest" Of
the unwelcoine visitor from the forest.
Jackson, Mich.-Word just received
here tells Of the death Of Henry and
Richard Edwards, aged nine and eleven,
who were killed when the automobile
in which they were riding tumbled
down a twenty-foot embankment.
New York.-The call for n second
strike of BARRIERS in Manhattan and the
Bronx has been issued. and according
to reports, about 1900 have walked out
The leaders declare that 1000 BARRIERS
affiliated with the i. W. W. will be out
within few days.
Knox, Ind-Martin strasburger, son
Of a wealthy Chicago manufacturer,
shot his stepmother through the head
and then committed suicide at the
summer home of his father, near here.
Cape May, n. 1.-THE address of
Frederick P. vose. of Chicago, presi-
dent and the reports Of officers was
the business which consumed the open
ing session here of the annual conven-
tion of the Commercial Law League of
America e.
wadesboro. n. C.-CoI. Risden Tyler
Bennett died at his home here after
brief illness Of pneumonia, aged
seventy-five.
winston salem, n. Cool. c. w.
Mason. of Poors Knob. n. c., a re-
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dead at North Wilkesboro, N. c.
Saginaw, Mich.-The probate court
kere has ordered an immediate exami-
nation into the sanity of Mrs Agnes
Youder, thirty, who appeared in police
Headquarters and confessed that she
had murdered her two babies, one IN
Flint and the other in BeaVertown'
Mich.
noston.-Tire damaged the forward
hold OF the Metropolitan line freighter
III. F. Dimock from New York. The
crew escaped.
N.vport.-The Atlantic fleet sailed
for a weeks maneuvers at sea. 1t con-
sists of eleven battleships and seven |
teen destroyers.
Colorado SprinEs.-Willinm Lnshley,
thirty. a vaudeville actor Of Steuben-
VILE, Ohio, committed suicide here. He !
was i'll. |
,Jrfferson City. MO.-Governor Major |
Issued a proclamation designating Au- |
grrs. 20 and q as good roads days Tor |
pUNc work.
Akron. Ohio.-Miss Isabel Rose was
av.d H.
lam Joy fatally injured when their
was hit by a train.
Grand Rapids, Minn.-John Aho, a
farm hand, committed suicide by ex-
ploding a stick of dynamite on top OF
his head.