Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-11-19
NEWS IF THE WEEK
HAPPENINGS OF THE SEVEN PAST DAYS ARE BRIEFLY
 TOLD HERE.
FROM AROUND THE PLANET
Dispatches From Our 0vn and For- eien Countries Arc Here Given in Short Meter for
 Busy eRaders.

One man is known to be dead and eight others entombed as the result of a gas explosion in the Belle Valley mine near Caldwell, o.
 John Purroy Ezitchel, 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 constltu- tionalist leaders at Nogales, Mex.
 Daniel Donahoe, attorney, charged with conspiracy to defame Clarence S. Funk, former general manager Of the International Harvester company, was found guilty and fined $2,000 ill Chicago. Detective Isaac Stiesfel, tried on the same charge of conspir- acy. was found not guilty.
 The Mexican gunboats Bravo and Zaragoza arrived off TuXpam and opened fire on the Maderistas attack ing the town It was reported that the rebels. who number LOGO, well armed and mounted, under Gems. .Aguilar and Gavira, were driven off.
 Gen. Victoriano Ituerta tacitly re- fused to accede to tha demands of the United States, expressed in an uiti- matum sent to him by President Will sons personal representative, John Lind, and the latter has left the Mex ican capital.
 Technical errors in passage inVali- date the Illinois Workmen's compen- sation law, according to a decision rendered by Circuit Judge Creighton in the case of Joseph Hatcher against the Chicago, Wilmington & Vermil- lion Coal company at Springfield,
 The law committee of the Repub- Iican national committee unanimously agreed to report that there is no power in the Republican national committee to change the basis of rep resentation in the Republican nation al convention.
 For the theft of a horse. committed F years ago, Thomas Silcott was sen tenced to two years in loWas state prison by Judge Woodruff at Sidney. The case is without local precedent
 Three children-1. 3 and 4 years old-daughters of Paul McFetridge, and their grandparents, MT. and Mrs Douglas Lasters, were burned to death at Browning, III.
 What forces the army general staff believes necessary for the defense Of the Panama canal and Hawaii IS re- vealed in estimates submitted to the house, asking appropriations of $3,000 000.
 After devQuring dozen raw eggs. two pounds of beefsteak and gallon of beer, Bert Schmidt, champion eater of Chicago" attempted to bite a bartender and was jailed.
 Marvin 1ritch of Kirksville, Mo, and Arthur sStromberg of Stromberg. Neb.. winners. respectively, of Nos. and in the North Platte, Neb., for- est reserve government lottery of TWO weeks ago, have been disqualified and Charles 2 Reynolds of Loup City, Neb.. who drew No, 3, has been or .dcred to report and make the first selection.
 
 JuIiusN K Schwabacher a million aire. was arrested at Peoria, Ill., on state warrant charging nim with at .tacking a 10-year-old girl the charge ,being preferred by the girl.
 Dispatches from Vienna indicate that the disastrous second war which Bulgaria catered after tho quarrel with her erstwhilc allies in the Balkan league is likely to cost King Ferdi- nand his throne
 A. small detachment of mliitlamen was fired on from ambush waile en route to Segundo to investigate the blowing up of the pipe line between Segundo and Primero, Colo. The troopers charged in the direction of
 
 the shots, but the assailants escaped.
 
 District Attorney Fredericks Of Los Angeles county, prosecutor of the Me Namara brothers, issued statement to the effect that Ortie McManigal confessed dynamiter and ilformer on the McNamara2 and other officials of the structural iron workers union will be set free soon.
 Amid scenes of unparalleled excite ment Mendel Bellis, the Jew, was ac- quilted of the blood ritual murder of Andrew Yushinsky, the 13-year old Christian boy who was slain in March. 1911, at Kiev, Russia
 Five men were found dead in small bedroom in Pacific street teEe- tenement in Stamford, Conn.,, having been asphyxiated by gas. One of the five retired while the others were asleep, and the medical examiner be- Iioyoc4 ho ooriIoptaIJy r,,rpnd on fho