Connecticut western news., 1913-05-29

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 After falling 125 feet inside of smokestack which they were construct ing for Worth Bros. company, Will liam Thomas and Clarence Lowry, rig gers employed by the Coatesville Pal Boiler works, are alive Thomas suf- compound fracture of the right leg and Lowry had several scalp wounds.
 When Guy Corey and Miss Frances Panlan were married by Judge Wil- liam Bolter, the bridegroom stood in Freemont county and the bride In Lincoln county, while the judge had foot in each. The wedding was held at the line as a novelty, taking place Wyo.
 Plans to celebrate the two hun dredth anniversary of the founding of San Antonio. Tex. by elaborate his torical pageants and an international exposition were launched at a meeting of the chamber of commerce at San Antonio. The celebration will be held in the autumn Of 1915.
 Richard Lindsay, said to be a resi- dent of Chicago, who was arrested in Philadelphia on a charge of sending threatening letters to President Will son, was committed to the county prison by a United States commissions CT to await the result of an examina- tion as to his sanity.
 After fasting for four days former Representative James l.. Bacon, in jail at Cripple Creek, Colo, charged with killing his wife and stepdaughter. broke his strike and drank three gal Ions of buttermilk and ate two dozen doughnuts. Lieutenant Governor O,Hara of Illi- nois was exonerated and Miss Maud Robinson and Sam Davis of Spring field are charged with opposing white slave reforms in a report of the senate Investigating committee. The supreme court of the United States recessed until June 9. 1t will probably adjourn sine die on June 14. unless urgent business prevents. No decision was rendered in the big rail- road rate cases. | Thomas F. Robinson, ex-policeman of New York, who was sentenced to three years in Sing Sing for extorting money from Harlem restaurant keep CT, was taken to prison by Sheriff Har- burger. .#.
 John E. Wilkes of Washington, who has resigned as chief of customs | agents, will become assistant to Henry | A. Blair, chairman of the Chicago Rail- ways company board, next month
 Contending that there is shortage of S37,702.79 in the treasury of the borough of Spring Lake, N. Y, Frank s. Hedden of that town has asked the supreme court for an investigation.
 Members of the Boston Bootblacks' | union threaten to strike June to en- force demands for an eleven hour working day and wages of So a week besides all tips"
 The carrying of any flags other than l national or state emblems or those of friendly foreign nations is prohibited in bill approved by Governor Floss of Massachusetts.
 Fire destroyed three story building at Kansas City, Mo-, occupied mainly by the O'Down Furniture. company The loss is estimated at $100,O00.
 Representative Lindquist has enlist ed the National Laundrymen's associa- ton in campaign for his bill for pure cloth fabrics and leather.
 Mrs. Rose Spogard of Salem, Mass, was sentenced to life imprisonment be- cause she killed her husband for as- sailing her past life.
 With a bent umbrella rib James Ev- ans robbed the Northern National bank in Toledo O., of $1,000 in bills. He was caught.