The Washington times., 1913-08-05
News Bulletins

Trenton.-The head of ten-year-oid
William Eggert was severed from ms
f,nrv mnder the wheels of Trenton
trolley car on Hamilton avenue Inc
lad was stealing ride on an Ice Wae-
on and jumped off in front OF car
New York.-VernOn III. Brown, eiEh-
ty-one years old, veteran shipping
man and for nearly thirty years gen
eral agent of the Cunard Steamsnlp
Company, died at his home here TO-
day after a long illness.
cineiunatI-"JerSey Fat" "Phila-
delphia Slim" skinny Boston" and
about 200 other members Of the 1t
Irerant workers Association opened
FLeff annual convention here today.
Ir1wiu continue Ave days.
fhlcSRe.-yyith no q drop of mOis-
ture Tn sight to relieve the parched
corn belt, OF the Middle West: corn
spectators put out fresh bulletins
declaring that the damage TO the
erop would reach .5O.OoO,00o bushels
and perhaps more.
View York.-Ane man "a dying and
a dozen others are nursing scalp and
hody wounds as the result. of fight
y hich occurred between thirty Po-
lish and forty-fvet Italian le6orers IN
the giant tunnel of the CatskiH AQue-
duct, 500 feet below street level
ttt,auS-The will of Anthony n
Brady, tiled in the surrogate court
here bequsaths to the widow Of the
noted hnancier 100000 in cash and
an annuity of S60,00o to be paid quar-
terry. She also receives the home and
furnishings here.
ImIuth, Minn.-SpeclaI detectives
have been sent out from Duluth to
Join a posse Of armed men who are
searching the range country for a
band Of robbers and incendiaries who
created reign of terror in Virginia,
Minn., near mere.
Seattle, Wash "A Congregational in
Yestigatiop Of the rioting by sailors
here on the night of July Is was de-
niRnded in resolution sent to Wash
ington by the Socialist organization
OF Seattle.
KirksviIIe, MO.-Mrs Ivy Chevelier,
aged forty. and her daughter Ella,
fifteen years old, were found muir
dered in their home here. Mrs. Chev-
elier and her daughter conducted
laundry.
AskeviHe, n. C.-Dressed in male
attire, Mrs. Eta Patton, wife of Zeb
Patton, of this city, was found dead
with a broken neck near the railway
track. II is supposed she was killed
by train.
New YOrk.-The death of Singleton
Van schaick, a millionaire broker. at
his country home, on July 13. be-
came the subject of an investigation
by the authorities of West Chester
county.
EmIentou, Pa.-Edward o. Craw-
ford, a millionaire oil operator, was
killed and Mrs. Crawford and three
women friends injured when their
automobile went over thirty foot
enbankment.
I'biladelphia-MIltOn Ross, eleven,
tried to rescue Daniel Hirschman.
ten, and both were drowned in a
creek near here.
Grand Forks, n. D.--Mrs. J. johnson
and her infant son. and r. A Stew
ard and his daughter. Alice, were
drowned when their automobile went
over a river bank.
Los AREeIex.-EdWardS Schmidt, aged
capitalist, tried TO hang himself. The
rope broke, he fractured his skull
and died.
Rochestcr.-RHsseII Bailey, aged
farmer, shot and killed John Staple |
ton, during a quarrel.
Jersey CIty.-Edward PhIIberx, iron |
worker. fell from the new Hacken- |
Eack river bridge and was drowned.
Asbury Pnrk.-Giuseppe Arena,
shot and killed in a quarrel over Q. |
card game.
Yonkers, y. Y-The Standard OIL |
Cloth Company. employing 1,5OO per-
sons, insured the lives of all Its help,
rom president TO office boy.
NewburEh, n. " or the third time
n seven years the 1Ost office at Mid
Iiehope was entered by burglars and
I760 in loot taken.
New Yerk.-The opening of the
center street loop Of the new subway
lere was marked by the greatest
confusion following the death Of
BaIlou, printer. who was
truck by an eastbound train. Thous-
mis- were held up at the Williams
'Irg bridge.
New York-PrOceedings I'm bank
uptcy against the Tennessee Con-