The Washington times., 1913-11-05
Telegraph Briefs

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Amsterdam, n. Y-Edwnrd Alter,
New York Central mail clerk, fell
from car as he was about to throw
pouch from the door, and dewas fatally
injured -. go
New Orleans.-Neariys 900 deleEates
are here at annual convention OF.
Laundrymen's National Association !
Kansas City-A hunter I'm !swope
Park was shot and killed by Frank
Robinson, special officer.
ST. Louis.-Burglars robbed home
of Fred Kohl, banker, of Venice, Ill,
of $500 in jewelry and money AND
$4,000 in securities.
Great Bend, Ixan.-Mrs. John 5Tur-.
ssrer, eighteen. dying,a after attack in
ahome by intruder who struck her
SEith hamnaf *. ss..ss.. .e.,sfst
Chsrlestoa ". -tyas-Ddrinxs neet-
a1ng OF scits cs3nncf1 e ss.iSoiuneiinan wv C.
Smith vM affested on warrant
charging gfbery. -, .
ss Nsshua,, ~ Hs-Ernest G. MrGoy,
sixty four. Pelh am farmer who killed
wifeS died. a ia,sssatessas: 2 ~;
q Unson. I.w.Na.-MIIi. of Gen. ). w.
IN Appleton. who raised first regi-
Snnent of cofored troops I'm civil war,
sses. as nlsa :nsF 8 vas os'eo 'oiy2'
50 Rochester, PaCIarence Mitchell
yput note ina hottie and tossed it
INTO thes Beaver river last March. He
e lat@
EGlasgow, who picked sit up on the
4Scotch coast
FftchburE, Mass.-John II. Kar-
slonen. EDITOR convicted of carrying
32red { flag in socialist parade,-2sen-
fenced TO thirty days in workhouse.
- PafersOn.-Ins slieu of SERVING n sfx
nonfiis' senfeHee for arson. Joseph;
SDitZ, nine, 1Wouths in this country.
svill be deported to Austria.
=. BraBchvflIe. n. g.-In three of the
live days in which deer hunting is
Permissible only two deer, have been
rbrought down in New Jersey. .
s, Jersey City-George Ellis, who,
With Bert Ellis and Harry Kane, es-
sfeaped from the Hudson county Jail in
April, is under arrest in St Paul =,
Londsn.-Announceme -fs made of
the death of Sir Horace Rumbold, for
asner British lAinbassader-rte Austria,
.<gho was married to Caroline Har-
sFington, an American woman, in
washington in 1s67. - - E. - !. 4
= Berlfn--The announcement of the
1betrothaI OF Princess Olga, youngest
daughter of the Duke of Cumberland,
no Grand Duke Adolf, heir to the
. Grand. Duchy of Mecklenburg-St Sire
'sslitz. is expected soon W. t8
HueIva, Spain-striking miners In
She Rio Ti1to copper district during
an outbreak of rioting set fire to,
mine property and a number of per-
sons were burned to death.
Newport, :EngIand.-suffragett set
s51Ire to the offices of the Monmouth
%eounty council, but the fire was put
gut before extensive damage was
sdone. z.r. q = 4
81 Lost0n.-lIish praise was bestowed
Eapop john Mott, foundersof the
worlds missionary movement, by for
sner Ambassador Bryce for refusing
5china in order 10. devote. his whole
Rttention to the spreading of religion.
u Paris.-Tb- MrrseiIles-Payis express
:. .vas in collision with another train,
and seven coaches filed with pas
SKengers were practically reduced to
rsplinters. The wreckage caught fire.
sEThe number Of dead is sestfrIated at
Sefwelve- - ssd.S .+Ts ssz.9 49, -
CincinBatl-Eire In the-~uPper
Stories in the Dennison Hotel caused
q slight panic in the downtown dis
Etrict which was crowded with elcc-.
5tion sightseers. The fire was confined
TO the fifth floor. with a loss of
ebout s25.eoo.
- Utica, n. Y-Mrs. Antonia Zysk and
=1ler two four-year-old children weref
burned to death when the mother
fused kerosene OIL to light the kitchen
fire. f
Chicago-Jobn NJ. Roach, president
s<Sf the Chicago Railway Company, :
controlling part Of the surface'raff-