Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-11-26

 of failing eyes, George D. Newman, 55 shot his wife four times as they sat at breakfast and then killed himself with a bullet in his head
 President Huerta of Mexico moved from the national palace in the City of Mexico to the Castle of Chapulte- pee, the historic fortress on the out skirts of the city, famous for it's beauty and because it is an almost impregnable fortress.
 Thrown into jail for debt under a law which the La Sale county, H.. officials call "old and barbarous," William J. Parks, La Sale real estate dealer, is conducting his busi- ness by telephone from his cell.
 
 ''In the event Mexicans start any trouble, we will protect our citizens and not wait for Washington to act" declared Gov. 0. B. Colquitt of Texas after a conference with Adjt. Gen. Hutcnings.
 
 l.. Grossman. a Chicago diamond merchant, has reported the robbery of $35,000 worth of diamonds from his Pullman berth between Davenport, la., and Minneapolis and all special agents of the Rock Island have been ordered to hunt for the thief.
  signed s. Moulthrop, in which the writer said that he was in possession of letters, presumably written by Sen ator James Hamilton Lewis, which. if made public, would destroy tAe presi- dent politically.
 w. Averill Hartman. son of the late B. H. Hartman, is in Omaha to take up position in the Union Pa cific headquarters and learn how to run railroad at first hand.
 Three aviators tumbled into San Francisco bay off the Panama Pacific exposition grounds in a series of con- tests and exhibitions with hydro planes. Their machines were dam aged, but nobody was hurt.
 Arthur Tillman, under sentence to be hanged for murder, who escaped from passenger train while being taken to the state prison, was caught near Cass, Ark.
 Arthur B. Carter, son-in-law of for mer Congressman Frank M. Nye, was given an indeterminate sentence with minimum of five years in the state penitentiary after be had confessed committing bigamy at Minneapolis.
 
 While climbing over a fence three miles east of Pana, H.. George Gail lard, aged 16, son of George Gaillard, accidentally discharged his shotgun and blew off the right side of his head
 The Murfreesborc, Tenn, jury try ing William F. Cook, charged with the murder Of ,shiisa wife wife end her niece, Lucy Stamford, near smyrna, last August, returned a verdict of first- degree murder.
 Three persons were killed and a dozen injured when eastbound Penn sylvania train No. IT was wrecked four miles west Of Wooster, o.
 Ballot, winner of $100,00G in purses on the American tracks, now is the property of James B. Haggin. The veteran millionaire horseman paid time purchased the noted sire Sain for $5.000.
 John Purroy Mitchell, mayor-elect of New York, and Mrs. Mitchell start ed on their belated honeymoon trip to Panama. They have been married four years.
 William Bayard Hale, reputed en- voy of President Wilson, conferred with Gen. Carranza and his constitu tionalist leaders at Nogales. Mex.
 Claudius L. Hoag, 88 years old, originator Of the Niagara grape, and a well-known horticulturist, died at Lockport, N. Y.
 The trial of Hans Schmidt former New York priest, for the murder of Anna Anmueller, parts Of whose dis membered body were found in the Hudson river, was set for Nov. I9.
 President Wilson's cabinet stands firmly behind him in ais efforts to force the retirement of Provisional President Huerta as a necessary step to the qualification of Mexico.
 The tariff on winks was placed at $5 by Magistrate Corrigan of New York City He fined Walter Ruese that amount for winking at Mrs. Jeanne Posse.
 A pouch of registered mail stolen from a wagon in Chicago carrying United States mail yielded the thief $638.4o, according to statement by