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AHVNuSlo pCAo4BlL D4lts IL Will IN
doubtedly receive Gov Eberharts sig
nature.
Mark Bates of W. G. Press & Co.
was expelled from the Chicago Board
OF Trade for making cross trades with
Frank Nj Bunch, ex-president, who
was expelled for cross trades and
bucket-shopping two weeks ago. The
vote was rot unanimous
Imports into the United States last
month aggregated $149.9l760S, an In
crease OF approximately S15,OOO,00O
over the imports Of February 1912,
according to figures issued by the de
partment Of commerce.
Sylyanus l.. Heeter, superintendent
Of the Pittsburg public schools, was
arrested on two warrants in conneo-
ton with accusations made against
him by Ethel Fisher, the 1S-year-old
girl who was a nurse in Heeter's
family
Mrs Harriet H. Burnham was ac-
quilted Of a charge OF having muir
dered her husband, Herbert b. Burn
ham, BY jury in Judge Burkes court
in Chicago, after the jury had delib
Grated 10 hours 1t was the second
trial, the jury in the first having dis
agreed.
Pope Plus again celebrated mass
and administered the communion to
the servants of the household. The
physicians in attendance expressed |
satisfaction with his condition. They,
however, advised him to maintain
caution.
The results Of the district miners
election were canvassed at Pana, Ill,
and resulted in the election of the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year.
President, Frank Davis, Pana; vice
president, Hugh Mcpherson, Witt;
secretary-treasurer, Bruce Huffmaster
Pana; auditors, John Deylin, Witt; j.
L. Fought and L. J. Lynch, Pana.
Board members, William Baugher,
Pana; Robert Balm, Decatur; Edward
Claren, Taylor Springs.
Former Gov. DoEaghey Of Arkansas
announces he is in the race for
United States senator and the cleo
ton will be held next year
Mrs. Katheryn May El!iott's right
to claim share or the whole OF the
100000 estate of Henry Curtis FL
lott, who was her divorced husband.
was upheld by decision in the APP
pellate court at Chicago.
Gov. Sullzer issued papers for the
extradition from New Orleans of An
tonic Musica and his three sons, who
are wanted in New York City on
charge of defrauding New York bank
ers out Of large sum Of money.
Gov. Oddie of Nevada has signed
the recall law. 1t covers all offices
in the state One-ourth Of the voters
are required to institute the recall
The person receiving the highest num-
Der of votes serves for the remainder
of the term.
The Arkansas supreme court In
decision handed down ruled that F. M.
Futrell, president Of the state senate,
is the legal governor Of Arkansas.
Yeggmen, believed to be amateurs,
blew open the safe of the postoffice at
Oakwood, Mo, and escaped with $45,
leaving about $50 worth of stamps I'm.
touched The explosions were heard
by residents, but no attempt was
made to interfere.
A tornado which struck Kincaid,
H., destroyed the steel superstructure
of the $150OO0 power plant F. S. Pea
body, the Chicago coal magnate, is
building for the Central Illinois Pub
lie Service company, causing loss OF
$4,000
Col. Livington T. Dickson, retired
capitalist and former mayor of Dan.
vile, ILL.,, died at Naples, Italy.
Former Congressman S. Bundridge
of Searcy, Ark, who opposed the late
Senator Jeff Davis for reelection in
the primaries last March. announced
his candidacy for governor to fill out
the unexpired term Of Senator Joe T.
Robinson, who resigned 10 go to the
United States senate The special
election will be held July %.
Mrs. Jennie Harris Eaton was In
dicted by the Plymouth county Mass,
grand jury on charge Of numbering
her husband, Rear Admiral Eaton, re-
tired, by poisoning him. She is held
in The Plymouth county Jail.
Inspector William S. Rowe, for 80
years a member Of the Cleveland, o.,
police department, was appointed
chief Of police by Mayor Baker to sue
coed Fred Kohler, who was removed
last Monday when found guilty OF
gross immortality and misconduct in
office.