The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-29
Wire Sparks

Akron, Ohio, July 2S.--Three deaths and
prostration was the toll of the oppressive
heat wave which has held this city in
its grip since Saturday night. Today was
one of the hottest of the year, the tenn
perature registering more than s5 degrees.
London, July 2S.-The correspondent at
London of the Daily Telegraph MAKES
note of the fact that the confederate
president at Marking has not yet COM
mltted himself by issuing pronunciento.
The correspondent thinks that if he does
so many of the northern generals VIII
side with1the south
Canton, Ohio. July 2S-carlton Truman
of Cleveland was drowned in Congress
lake near here today and his fance,
Miss Helen Tilden of Canton, also lost
her life in a vain attempt to save him.
Spring Lake, N. j.. July 2s.-Thomas c..
o'Sullivan. judge of the court of gen.
eral sessions in New York city, died at
his summer home here tonight. Judge
O'Sullivan in 1908 was made knight of st.
Gregory by the pope in recognition of his
religious and charitable work,
/
Panama, July 2S-Lieutenant Colonel
Gailliard, chief of the central division of
operations in the Panama canal zone,
which includes the Culebra cut is suf-
fering from a nervous break down and
on the advice of his physician will sail
for the United States August |.
| Panama, July 2S.-The claims of land
owners in the canal zone adjudicated by
| O nd eli m da to tot al
Sl25,O00. The canal commission announces
that all the claims in the Gutan lake will
be settled before the end of August.
| st. Petersburg, July 8.-The Russian
/ cruiser Kubanetz has arrived at Burgas
eastern Roumana, to protest Russian in
| terests.
| London July 2S.--While King George
was inspecting his guard of honor at
the railway station at Chicester, Sussex,
today, two suffragettes rushed forward
and tried to present a petition to him.
| The police seized the women Aferward
| they were liberated at the request of the
King.
! Jackson Miss, July &.-Govrnor
Brewer in an interview tonight said he
would take no steps to oust w. A. Mont
gomery, prison trustee, convicted of mis-
feasance in office, pending an appeal.
| London, July 2S.-According to the Daily
Sketch the police have received informa-
ton of suffragette plot against King
George.
| Tangier July 8-Letters received here
| from Tetuan, dated July %. say the town
| has been surrounded and fired upon, and
| that it was believed the Moroccans were
| 60. .tfo Sffa rtra-
ment
FL Paso, Tex, July 2S.-On account of
the destruction of telegraphic and rail-
| road communication between Juarez and
Chihuahua, American Consul Thomas d.
| Edwards tonight was arranging to send
a special automobile courier to Chihua-
hua with dispatches for Marion Letcher,
consul in Chihuahua City.
Cincinnati July 2S.-At a monster meet
ing at Music Hall tonight a ladies' aux
ilariy to the Loyal Order of Moose, which
began it's convention here, was estab-
lshed with the approval of the supreme
lodge
Newport, R. l., July 2s.-Kneelng in the
dust of John stree today Mrs. Elsie
French Vanderbilt pllowed in her lap
the head of 4-year-old Edward Connell,
| who had been struck and knocked un-
conscious by her heavy touring car
Harrisburg, Pa, July S-Samuel Frank
lin, alias Samuel Ware and Edward Loud
alleged leaders of white slave agents, who
in company with women of question:
able character, are declared to have
trailed the Tenth United States negro
cavalry on its march from Vermont tc
Virginia, were arrested by fedral agents
here late today and placed in tht
Dauphin county Jail.
Trenton N. j., July 2S.-The Trenton
Evening Times today took over a bic
of SIS, 200 made by the Broad Street Ma
tional bank for the purchase of the Tren
ton True American at a receivers salt
last week.
London, July 2S.-Beyond report from
Sofia that Turkey has expressed readl
nes to open peace negotiations with Bul'
garia, there We're no fresh development
in the Balkan situation today.
Clarksburg, W. Va, July 2S.-Charget
with kid 'ping a special agent and {
watchmai. of the Philips Sheet and Til
Plate company. Jacob Madden, Villain
Hike and Joseph Robinson, alleged lead
ers of tin plate workers, who are OF
strike. were arrested tonight and placed
in Jail. Warrants have been issued fol
the arrest of so other strikers in connec
ton with the affair.
, London, July -9.-The opinion Is con
fdently expressed, says the Times Pc
king correspondent that the revolutionst
are already hopelessly beaten.
London, July 29.-The Times today pub
fishes the text of four letters writer
by Charlotte Bronte the English novelist
to Constantine Heger, which were sup
posed to have been lost
Philadelphia. July 2S.-W. F. Gorusch
Baltimore, Md. and Victor Rauch, o
New York, who have been here severa
days with the oklahoma booster car
were arrested today and held in $500 bal
each on charge of false pretense
Baltimore, July S.--A severe rainstorm
ACCOMPANIED by wind and lightning, whic'
burst over the city late this afternoon