Connecticut western news., 1914-04-16

Parts of Our Country. Though two women have thus far declared their intention to run for As- toria (oreJ offices. only one has filed Miss Kate Kelly, scarcely out of her teens, daughter of William Kelly, who Is expected to file for the domination ( state senator on the Democratic ticket, filed her petition with the coun- ty clerk, announcing her candidacy for county treasurer.
 Rather than have her wedding post poned Miss Nellie McDermott was car ried from her bed at a Jnnesville (Wisl hospital to the little chapel room where Ernest Louthian awaited her. and they were married by Father w. A. GoebeL, She was then carried back to her bed. to remain for at least a week. .u..
 As her son was being borne to the grave Mrs. William A. Page of Arling. ton, N. Y., died from pneumonia. Mrs Pages daughter-in-Iaw Mrs. William A. Page. IT., Is seriously ill with pneu.
  H Phelps. died of the same malady one day ago. r..t. a9.
 Lloyd Bitzourger and Bert Adams escaped from window In the chapel at the United States military prison nt Leavenworth. Kan, on rope nude of carpet. They had placed dummies in their hunks and slipped Into the chap ed. They escaped within 100 feet of Il sentry. Ht
 California adds one baby every twelve minutes to the population Df the world, according to the figures Of Statistician Leslie of the state board of health. In 1913 there were 43.S52 births recorded, a rate of 1e 4-lo per 1000 population
 A daylight hold-up of passengers on Illinois Central train No. 34 was nt. tempted near Tangipahoa. La Two robbers. after shooting and woundmg a negro porter named Allen. escaped without obtaining any loot.
 Harry l.. Smith, chauffeur. of Buff faIo. began a six months sentence in the penitentiary for overcharging fare. He charged an immigrant girl $12 for conveying her about two miles. Dr. E. r. Lake. 1fty-four years old. of Denver Is in a Baltimore hospital in a serious condition to undergo an operation for cancer. which will neces- sitate cutting out his tongue.
 The managers of Leonard hospital. Troy. N. r., announced that Mrs. Rus sell Sage had agreed to give $25.o00 to the hospital provided citizens of Troy raise m additional S4o.00o.
 The Sagamore hotel. on Lake George. one of the largest hotels in the Adiron- dacks. was burned. The hotel, with it's contents, wus valued at $250.oo0. It was insured for $150.0O0.
 Every efrort to find the Denver men who severely beat Rev. Otis l.. Spur geon because of his attack upon the Catholic priesthood in lecture have sO far failed.
 At the request of the numbering in- terests Harvard will offer next year a two years course in numbering in con nection with it's forestry school.
 Accompanied by his sons the body of former Governor Eben S. Draper ar rived fin Boston from Greenville, S. C. where he died Thursday night
 Ratification of the five year arbitra- l1a treaties between tho United States. 'raly and Norway were exchanged Ut the state department.
 Fire destroyed the mansion Of Rev. Frederick Gardiner head master of Yates school. at Lancaster Pa. The loss Is S20,000.
 Governor Glynn of New York signed tue bill creating an employment branch oi the labor department