Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-10-16

are purchasing lands from his cousin
former Governor Jennings, Of Florida.
Gunners, who cross the Canadian
| line into Manitoba or Saskatchewan
must be clad In immaculate white, &C.
cording to a ruling Of the United
| States Goernment officials.
The New York Board Of Education
ordered superintendent Maxwell. to
| supply list OF all teachers who have
become mothers this year. It is un.
derstood the purpose Is to dismiss
| Peixotto
More than 1000 persons were pres
ent at welcome banquet rendered to
Governor General Harrison at Ma
Mia.
| Escaping gas killed Rabbi Solomon
Schaffer and four Of his children In
| New York. His wife and another
child were rescued by neighbors.
The New Jersey Harbor Commission
submitted to Governor Fielder plan
| for great terminal development be-
tween Greenville and Constable Hook.
Michael T, Tesor's home in White
| Plains, N Y, was blown up, when he
refused to pay $1,000 to Black-Hand-
| ers.
Mrs Ira Keller, charged with kill
ing her husband and seven-year-old
daughter at Harrisonville, Me-. has
been found guilty and sentenced to
| life Imprisonment
The taking Of testimony In the Sui
ger impeachment trial ended, the Gov
errors side suddenly resting its case
without Mr.. Sulzer appearing in per-
| son.
| Chairman Lovett of the Union Pa
| cifc Railroad gave out statement
| effectualiy disposing of rumors Of a
melon cutting" over the Southern
Pacific stock sale.
| Walter J. Thornton, policeman of
New York City, who received two
medals for life-saving during seven
years service. committed suicide in
a saloon.
The lease of the Huxford Orvin
Naval Stores Co. was cancelled be-
cause OF their alleged cruelty to Mo
bile County, Ala, convicts.
| DR.. G. Wood, president of the vii
lage of West Winfield. N Y, and H.
D. Wheeler, were killed when their
automobile was struck by milk train
near Utica. NJ Y.
| Charles Robertson, Creek Freed
man, father OF 81 children, was ar
rested In Tulsa, Okla, charged with
contempt Of court in guardianship
matter.
| The suction from passing auto
mobile drew the skirt of three-year-
old Helen Becker, of Woodside, l.. l.,
into wheel and injured her so bad
| ly that she died in ST. Mary's Hos
pital, Jamaica.
| Morris Drazen, of New York, sued
the United Brotherhood Of Carpenters
and Joiners of America for $4,000
| damages, alleging he was expelled
through conspiracy. He was repre-
scented by woman lawyer.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men sent letter to Governor Foss,
of Massachusetts telling him 1t was
his duty to apologize to the people
and brotherhoods for his error" In
his conception of the Seniority rule"
Marguerite Rettchen. tours years
old, who was forwarded from Vienna,
Austria, by way of New York, to the
home of her parents in San Francisco.
has arrived at her destination. She
bore a sign bearing the words, please
don't kiss me-"
Harry K Thaw issued statement
complaining that his attorneys had
not received copies of the documents
filed with Governor Felker of New
Hampshire by William Travers Je-
rome in order to get an extension Of
time.
Mrs. Ralph P. Keyes, daughter of
Mrs. Jennie Eaton, on trial in Ply
mouth, Mass, charged with poison
ing her second husband, the late Rear
Admiral Eaton, said that David Henry
Ainsworth, Mrs. Eatons first husband,
had promised to come to her aid.