Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-03-12

he will Of Jacob Friday, liquor
dealer, of Pittsburgh, bequeathing an
estate Of 100000. stipulates that any
beneficiary engaging In liquor trade
shall forfeit all claim.
Sentence was suspended in the
case of Samuel II. London and Henry
c.. Bohn, Of New York. convicted Of
producing THE Inside OF the White
Save Tiafic."
George w. Vanderbilt died In Wash.
ington, aged 81.
Earthquake shocks were felt at At
lanta and other southern cities.
Nine Chicago policemen were or
dered to take a course In Jiu jitsu.
Rear-Admiral George A. Lyon, u. s.
NJ, retired, died In Philadelphia, aged
rs.
More than $4,000 youths observed
Boys Go To Church Day" In Kansas
City.
Mrs. Eva II. Mansell has been APP
pointed Overseer OF the Poor at Tren-
ton, N. J.
Pearl Eytinge, at one time most not
ed actress on the American stage, is
dead in Atlantic City,.
The estate OF the late Harry G. Val
entine at Trenton, N. r., has been pur-
chased by Fl. s. Taylor, Of Manchester.
N. H., for 1925, 900.
Francis McNorie, assistant post
master of Milford, N II, was found
frozen to death in snowbank near
Middlefied.
DR.. Frank Strong, professor at the
University of Kansas, was nominated
for United States Senator from Kan
sas.
A lone bandit entered the branch
CT the Sacramento Bank at Oak Park,
Cal, held up the cashier and escaped
with $4,000.
Mrs. Minnie J. Grimstead, OF Liberal
Kansas, announced her candidacy for
the United States Senate on the Re-
publican ticket.
A sample of radium bearing ore
from Kingston, Jamaica, sent to the
United States for assay has been pro
nounced satisfactory.
Boston women have started move
ment to protect manageable girls
from long courtships, which, they de-
clare, are unjust. They want two
years to be the legal limit.
The body of Mrs. Annie B. Hay
den, missing from her home in Bos-
ton, for week, was found on the
beach near her summer estate at
Clifton Heights.
Robert D. Rooms, administrator of
the estate of his brother, John G..
Rooms, grocer, Of Dundee, N. r.,
found more than $4,000 hidden in
his store.
Theodore Lacey. convicted Of em-
bezzling $4,000 in State funds when
a clerk in the convict department at
Montgomery, Ala, was sentenced to
10 years In prison.
Benjamin Warren Porter, president
of the Springfield Chamber of Com
merce, and head OF the New England
Box Co., Is dead In Boston, aged 40.
John Lucas, paymaster for the Brown
Shoe Co., was held UP at 18th and
Washington streets, st. Louis, by
thieves, who escaped with $4,000, the
factory payroll.
After killing Mrs Mabel Garcia, a
widow with five children, Victor Rey-
nolds of New York then shot and
killed himself in the presence Of the
children.
Max Gombert, Of Hoboken, N. J.,
left instructions for the undertaken
and money for his burial. then com
mitted suicide rather than undergo
an operation.
Jacob l. Weiskragen, Of New York,
received verdict of $4,000 for the
death of his son, who was killed by
an automobile belonging to John
Heichel.
Clifford w. Hartridge, attorney for
Harry X. Thaw at his first trial, has
been disbarred by the Appellate Divi-
sion of the Supreme Court of New
York, for bribery.
G. Criswell Smith, 80 years old, SUI
perintendent OF Public Schools at Me-
dia, Pa. was married to Miss Eliza
beth Lamb, 80 years old, Of Tyner,
N. G.