Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-11-26

Somery AQVeftlSer, was appoluleu United Stbtes senator by Gov. O'Neal of Alabama to succeed the late Sen ator Joseph F. Johnston. The term a. expires March 8, 1915.
 Twelve hours after the settlement
 he strike of operating employees
 Aically normal passenger service
 cen restored on the Sunset Gen.
 eS of the Southern Pacific rail .-sa, And for the first time since the strike started freight trains were moved.
 Charged with having garroted her two children, boys aged and. 3, re- spectively, and then attempting to hang herself, Mrs. Amelia Seabolt Banko, aged 26, of Portage, Pa, was lodged in the county jail at Ebens- burg, accused of murder.
 John P. A. Lannom of Louisville, Yale sophomore, fell from the window of his room in Durfee hall, New Ha- ven. Conn.,, and was killed. His body was found by milkman.
 
 Baron Bonde speaker of the second chamber of the Swedish parliament, died at Stockholm on being informed of the sudden death of his wife. Apo ple8y was given as the cause of death
 
 a'homas Taggart has just refused an offer of $3,500,o00 for his French Lick Springs, Ind, property. The of fer came from a New York syndicate .sat has had a representative at French Lick for seversi ass - s=--.7s
 
 Arthur Wilson, 19 years old, negro. was sentenced to life Imprisonment for an attack on a 17-year-old Gales burg, H., girl Wilson was attacked by mob before his arrest a month ago.
 Henry Spencer, confessed slayer of Mrs. Mildred Allison ReXroat, a danc- ing teacher, was found guilty of mur- der by jury at Wheaton III.
 
 With his clothing ablaZe, Michael Poland, 27, fell 155 feet to his death from the top of a steel tower in South Chicago Poland climbed the tower .on dare, and came in contact with a live wire.
 The administration currency reform bill. as it probably will go to the sen ate. with the approval of President Wilson, was completed by six Demo .crats of the senate banking and cur rency committee.
 immediate investigation of the cost of manufacturing clothing, hosiery and knit goods was ordered by Secre- tary Redfield of the department ot commerce. It will cover the principal centers of production at home and abroad.
 SepaEate :aRsMArs to the govern. ments suit against the alleged hard coal trust were filed in the United States district cots.t at Philadelphia by the Central Railroad company of New Jersey and the Lehiga and Wilkcslarre Coal company, subsidiary COTE panies of the Reading company, the principal defendant h the action. Col Theodore Roosevelt accom- panied by party of prominent clt- zens Of Argentina, left Buenos Aires on trip into teh interior of the cOun- try.
 Senator Norris of Nebraska launched an investigation of an al legged telephone monopoly in the Dis trict of Columbia He secured pass age by the senate of resolution di- reeting the public utilities comm1s- sion to investigate.
 It was stated officially in Lima, Peru, that 250 bodies have been taken from the ruins of Chxllhuanca, de Stroyed last week by an earthquake.
 
 Aa . result of conference of Iowa Bull Moose leaders at Des Moines, j. was announced that Frank Q. Stuar. Of Charlton, former Democratic edi against Senator Cummins next year spectacular fall into Manila bay with hydroplane killed Second Lieu. C.. Perry Rich, military avi- ator He was attached to the Philip. rine scouts and the only member of That Lody belonging to the aviation corps He was flying around the Asi attc squadron, at anchor. when he fell