The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-07-03
LATE NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

LATE NEWS PARAGRAPHS.
Two trained nurses were found dead in
their room at Bedford Hill, NY.
A jealous sutton shot his rival, wounded
a woman and killed himself Sunday in
New York.
Harry Martin was killed last Thursday
on the Indianapolis Speedway while test
ing machine.
J. A. Fausler, former member of the
East st. Louis City Council, last Friday
made sworn confession of bribery.
Frank Payne killed his wife and Mrs.
Ora Ely near Circleville, Kan, stabbing
them with knife, then killing himself.
H. c.. Mills of Atmore, Ala, shot his wife
to death with an automatic shotgun then
blew his head off with the same weapon.
Five men were killed and five injured
Friday when 200 tons of fuel oil on board
a tank ship exploded in New York Bay.
The assessment of the Louisville and
Interurban Railway in Louisville, KY, has
been raised from 100000 to $4,000, 900.
Two persons were killed and two injured
Sunday when an auto climbed an embank-
ment and turned turtle at Fort Worth, Tex.
Persian brigands got away with about
500, 900 in the last year along the Bushire-
Shiraz route, according to official estimate.
Eleven boys we're drowned Monday at
Lawrence, Mass, when runway leading
from the shore to floating bath house
collapsed.
Too much glare and glitter in their pres
ent hotel life at Washington is the reason
WHY Vice. President and Mrs. Marshall are
house hunting.
Not single fresh egg was found last
Friday when pure food investigators seized
the egg stocks of thirty-six grocers at At
lantic City, NJ.
Three men and a boy were drowned in
the waters around Philadelphia Sunday,
two of them while making heroic efforts to
rescue companions.
| Heirs of Alexandra Becart of Paris are
suing the present Duke Of Marlborough for
$4,000, an alleged loan made by Becart to
the Fifth Duke of Marlborough 100 years
ago.
John Nicholson of Vandalia, Mo-, plead
ed guilty to the charge of pouring gasoline
on his wife and adopted son and burning
them to death, and was given life sem
tence.
An Egyptian mummy dealer in Cairo
was jailed because he sold an American
tourist bundle of calf bones, saying they
were the remains of a prince of the Third
Dynasty.
Breaking loose from hearse, horse
ran amuck in Stapleton, Staten Island,
New York, knocked down five policemen,
jumped aboard a trolley car and got jam
med between cross seats.
With fine string of fish tied to his neck
and a turtle tied to his back, the body of
H. G. Titman was taken from pond at
Hillwater, N. j., Friday. He had tried to
swim home with his catch.
The Right Rev. Thomas Sebastian
Byrne, Bishop of the diocease of Nash
vile, Tenn, condemns the turkey trot, the
tango and the bunny hug as being ''lewd,''
Immoral" and "disgustingly vile"
After renting flat, bringing his wife
from Omaha and spending day about the
place, Edward Nueman forgot the street
on which the flat is located and wandered
three days in Brooklyn looking for it.
Special Master in Chancery Van Blareom
of Passaic, N. j., will recommend that
Peter Hicks gets a divorce. Hicks told
how he had gone to work in a powder mill
in the hope that an explosion would end
his woes.
Salt Lake City, Utah. June 28.-Rain
and snow continued in Utah to- day, and
overcoats were in order. In Salt Lake the
temperature was So degrees, 20 below nor
NAL. Snowstorms were reported from the
higher attitudes.
Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston, shocked by
what he saw in the cafes during recent
trip to New York, has called upon the
women of Boston to help him in his war on
"animal' dances-the tango, the turkey
trot, the bunny hug and the tango.
Tuesday, July 1st, National banks paid
into the Federal treasury about S1O0, 900 for
one months interest at the rate of per
cent per annum on Government deposits,
under the new ruling Of the Secretary The
Government expects to earn more than a
million dollars annually in this manner.
Boston, June 26.-Although the ther-
mometer registered so degrees in the shade
yesterday, the mercury dropped to-day
until overcoats were comfortable. In
Waltham snow fell over minute, and
Moody Street was sifted over with the
width crystal before it stopped. The ther-
mometer showed IS degrees tonight.
General jim" Cosfrove.
1t is noted with pleasure that General
jim" Cosgrove, a thoroughbred newspa-
per man and an editorial writer of the first
class has been annOinted ponorol orop1