The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1913-01-24
IMPORTANT NEWS SUMMARY

A French physician has devised an
improved phototelegraphic apparatus,
which. II IL announced. transmits pho.
tographs and drawings over telephone
wires In four minutes.
Five men were killed In the Hart
ford Mining company's mine ear Jop-
lin, Mo-. when they were buried under
tons Of rock and earth. which fell
from the roof of q drift In which they
were working.
Henri Rochelle. the French banker
and promoter. vino was convicted In
Paris of embezzlement, but disap-
peared from that city recently. 10 in
Mexico City. He managed to escape
the police. however.
The place on the United States
commerce court made vacant by the
senate when It removed Robert w.
Archibald from the bench Is being
sought by former United States Sena-
tor William e. Mason Of Chicago.
Need for q culinary cruiser for
shore work In the navy, is to be Inn
pressed on congress by DR.. Charles p.
Stokes. surgeon-general Of the service.
who wishes the lawmakers to make an
appropriation for a woman dietitian.
About 1000. 900 rounds of rife cart.
ridges, alleged to have been purchased
from Mexican r~evolutionists. have
been discovered in New Orleans ware
houses. according to q statement by
an agent Of the senate committee In
vestigating Mexican affairs.
The London Jewish Chronicle says
the committee Of selection has decided
to submit the names OF two candidates
for chief rabbi of the British isles
DR.. Joseph II. Hertz OF New York and
DR.. Hyamson, head OF the Jewish &C.
clesiastical court In London.
Raphael's masterpiece, La Donna
Della Queccia," which had been lost
TO the art world for a century, was Ia
ken to London. The painting was dis
covered In a chapel on the property OF
al Italian nobleman, Count Vatielle.
and was smuggled out Of italy.
The appeal from a sentence OF
death on John Williams. who killed
a policeman at East Bourne. England.
and whose case subsequently attract.
ed great interest owing to his plea to
marry his sweetheart In order to
legitimIze their child. since born. was
denied.
Thor Hanson OF Minneapolis, Mimi.
discouraged because OF lack OF work,
committed suicide by leap!ng from
the high bridge at Fort Smelling to
the ice beneath. the coroner OF Ram
sey county declares. Hanson left a
widow and four children. A popular
fund Is being subscribed TO care fol
them.
Almost under the shadow OF the
Philadelphia city hall and within a
stones throw OF the principal hotels
and Office buildings, a lone bandit held
up Albert d. Hunsicker, passenger
agent for the Lehigh Valley railroad
and his clerk, Z. A. Follwelkler. a.
the point Of a pistol and robbed their
Office OF $3.50.
President Taft will make his home
for a time at least next spring at the
hotel In New Haven, Conn. bearing
his name. It was said that the entire
sixth floor front was being set apar'
for Mr.. Taft. The only remodeling Il
the installation of a special bath
which will be three feet wide, six fee
long and four feet deep.
Forty former leaders in the Philip
pine revolution have formed a nation
al association under the leadership o.
Emilio Aguinaldo, to work for peace
and to give mutual help during the
period provided In the Jones bill
which aims at a provisional govern
ment in the Philippine islands. will
ultimate independence for the Fill
pinos.
Elmer z. Adler OF Billings, Mont
the cadet who ran away from Yves
Point, n. Y. a week ago to MARI!
Florence e. Davis In T%arrytown, Is un
der arrest, having voluntarily re
turned to the military school to fac
charges Of absence without leave. III
has been stripped Of his rank a
sergeant. Adler will be allowed 4
continue work with his classes unit
Commandant Sladen learns from tn
officials at Washington just what &C