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The English Court will begin on on
British Army canteen scandal.
Mrs. EIizabsth Harmon, about 80
/ years old, died of gas poisoning tr1oay
at her home at Naugatuck.
| The Heaviest Snow Storm in years
| has marooned the mountaineers OF the
Blue Ridge section of North Carolina.
Singing High Notes caused the dis
Judgement Of a pin from the throat OF
| Miss Mary Austin of Sturgis, Mich.
William r. Perry, a former vice pres
ident of the Boston & Maine railroad
| died at Winchester, Mass, Thursday
night.
The Will of the Late DR.. S. Weir
Mitchell, leaves the estate, valued at
| more than 100000, to the widow and
| two sons
"It is time to Jump right in and
catch up with the European nations
| Blue chief of the navigation bureau OF
| the navy.
Deacon George Macarthur, well
known in Congregational church circles
| in this state, died at his home in
Danbury. yesterday.
George =. CrandaII, of Norwich, NY,
who is believed to be the Oldest mail
carrier ia the United States retired
Thursday at the age of "A.
There Are More Poor Students, pro-
| pertionally, at Harvard than at any
other college in the country, according
| to President A. Lawrence Lowell.
Tho thirteenth Victim Of smallpox
| in Hartford was taken to the isola-
tion hospital yesterday. The patient
Is Catherine Moylan, years old.
The Annual statS Hoole>Sern report
shows that 46.3 percent. of about H.
| 900 Texas children examined miscro-
scopically darfng 1913 had hool1worm.
| Four Policemen and two ambulance
drivers were needed to pull Dennis
| Kelleher, 81 years old, and who weighs
| 900 pounds, from the East river, New
York.
| old who weighed 500 pounds, died at
| her home near Huntington, Ind, of
pneumonia.
| Michael RoacI<, 2S years old. died
| yesterday in the City hospital from
scalds hs suffered in the Worcester
! Rendering works,
a Slight Fire in Dickinson hall, the
/ oldest of Princeton's recitation audi
| toriums, willis 400 students were in it,
caused much excitement at noon yes
| terday.
The First National Bank Of su-
! Perior, Neb., did not open for business
| yesterday, the doors being closed at
| the orders of the comptroller of the
currency.
The Central Trust of New York filed
| suit in the federal district court at
| st. Louis yesterday against the re-
! ceivers of the Wabash railroad for
100000.
| The Free Listing of beef and other
| food products under the new tariff law
| is causing enormous increases in the
Importation of food stuffs into the
| United States.
Because Captain Glover of the 10th
regiment, White Plains, n. Y, banned
! the tango and other new dances it is
expected the annual military ball will
/ be abandoned.
In the Two Years since the work
| mems compensation law went into ef-
feet employers of Wisconsin have paid
as indemnity to injured workmen and
| their dependents $396,S54.7S.
| Randall Mccoy, who was a leader in
| the Mccoy Hatfield feud, at Pikeville,
! KY, thirty years ago, fell into an open
/ fireplace yesterday and before he could
l H.,An I.v IN.Nrr 1o1
Mrs. Clara Hess, Indiana's only wo-
| man justice of the peace, was married
at Wheaton, Ill, yesterday to William
| E. Ansteiss, who two days ago was
| appointed chief of police of Laporte,
| Ind.
William King, 1e, of South Brewster.
| Me. was fatally burned by falling into
| the boiling water of the wood pit
at the South Brewster plant of the
Eastern Manufacturing company yes
| terday.
The Kellogg Mckay Company, Chi
cago manufacturers of boilers and ra-
| diators, was placed in the hands of a
| receiver yesterday. Liabilities were
given as s1.5oo,O00 and assets some
/ what less"
'sWe Assume We Eat Dogs in
| biological branch department of agri-
| know declares DIR. A. II. Fisher of the
| biological of the department of agri-
| culture in a statement submitted to
| the house committee on agriculture.
/ About IS Guests were forced TO leave
| their rooms in the Benedict house at
| Pawtucket. r. l.. hurrledly early yes
/ terday when a fire broke out in the
restaurant of Carayanis Brothers on
the first floor and spread upstairs in
| to the hotel.
| Merchants in Milwaukee who make
| a business of furnishing homes for
newly married couples yesterday esti-
I mated that the dearth of marriages
resulting from the new Wisconsin
/ eugenics LAW is costing them nearly
| $4,000 a day
! A Strike Which Started in the Tau
I bel Hosiery mill at Philadelphia seV-
eral days ago when Il reduction OF
wages was announced spread today TO
/ several other concerns with the result