Putnam patriot., 1914-04-24
Editorial Scraps

 containing eight persons in Lake Quin eignmund, near Worcester. Mass.
 More than 50 sophomores at Lsfsy cite College at Easton, Pa, were sus. pended indefinitely for hazing and IS others were placed on probation.
 Mss Helen Cudahy, daughter of the millionaire packer, has decided 10 quit her position as nurse in the Msssachu setts General Hospital.
 A fortune of S365. 1000 awaits Keith Dslrymple, a 25year-old youth of Port Allegheny, Pa. who disappeared from home seven years ago,
 Raymond E. Smith, dsfaulting cash fer and treasurer of the Roseville Trust Co. of Newark, N. J., pleaded guilty to 25 indictments.
 Mrs. Katherine 8. Mccartney, 77 years old, one of the founders of the Daughters of the American Revolution, died in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
 Mayor Curley of Boston announced that no more licenses would be Is. sued to motion picture theatres opera. ting in wooden buildings.
 The will of Otto E. Lobrke, a New York banker, who died in Orange, N. J. leaves his entire estate Of q ,00o, ,000 to his widow.
 Carl Borgalde, t0 years old. inven- tor of motion picture apparatus. committed suicide In his workshop at Stamford, Conn.
 Edward Lynch, q nussel shell hunter, Of Petersburg. Ind. while open ing shells found three pearls, valued at s2,20o.
 Fire destroyed the warehouse and stables of the United States Express Co.,, in Chicago. Loss s100,000.
 A jury at Herldmer. N. Y. found Graham Smith, former county clerk. guilty of retaining fees while in of fee.
 Paul sigel. son of the celebrated General Franz Sigei, died of heart failure in New York. He was 55 years old
 Charles F. Pease and Albert Judson were killed when their automobile col lided with q street car at East Hart ford. Conn
 Mrs. E. c. Vincent. who died Tn Cincinnati, left a bequest of $250 10 Oliver W Norton. a wealthy Chicago manufacturer, to purchase cigars.
 Rear-Admiral Francis T Bowles, TO tired, has resigned from the presiden- cy of the Fore River Ship Building Co, at Quincy. Mass.
 Gerslamo Leone. New York wine merchant. dropped dead of fright in the police station at Burlington, Iowa. after being held up by three men. Joseph F. Fowler. the farmland. who killed his employer. Francis Sam from tho woods by hunger and cap tured by two boys at Kings Park. ( Governor Ammons issued an order withdrawing all troops from the Colo rado coal strike region, , One person was killed when fire de- stroyed the business section of Gull peper, Va, at a loss of s65, 900.
 Lieut.. Thomas w. Benham. re- tired officer of the revenue cutter ser vice. died in Baltimore. aged 70.
 William Ralph and Hugh Sweeney were accidently asphyxiated by gas in a stable at Providence. R. l.
 Four members of the Suffolk Con tracting Co.. and two former state ob fcials. were found guilty of conspir aey to defraud the State at Riverhead, R. |
 Albert Hutchins, seven years old, loet his life in vain attempt to save his cousin Fred Bealke. eight years old. fsom drowning in the Delaware and Raritan Canal near Trenton, N. J.
 Reports state that of the four teachers in Beirut, rui key, one was killed and two captured.
 General porfrio Dia1. who is at Monte Carlo. declines to discuss the situation between United States and Mexico.
 The Greek Government has con tracted for the construction of a dreadnaught in a French dockyard.
 The Brazilian Government will ap- point commercial agents in New York and Chicago.
 More than 1s0.000 tobacco workers sn Italian factories have gone on strike.
 The sealing steamer Kite, missing for more than a month, was reported safe at St Johns, Newfoundland. She carries crew of 70 men.
 The militant suffragette larson squad" set fire to and destroyed the tea rooms of the Bellevue Garden in Belfast Loss $l5.o00
 The brokerage firm of A. Collst & De Coen at Brussels, Belgium, sus pended business. with liabilities esti- mated at S2.0eo,0o0,
 Pollcsrpo Su2o, former Spanish vice consul at Torreon Mexico was ar rested at Matamoras. Mexico. eharg- cd with counterfeiting
 Articles were signed In London by George GaFpentier and "Gunboat" Smith for a boxing match in June for a purse of S25.000
 Connie Mack Is growing extremely radical in his remarks. He says: T wouldn't be surprised If We won an other pennant"
 Willie Ritehie retained the light weight championship by winning the decision In his twenty-round bout al San Francisco with Harlem Tomm, Murphy of New York.
 Stallings. who always has been great judge of ball players, picks tn, Cardinals to figure in great forn