The Springdale news., 1914-05-15

The United States government for warded six gold watches and chains ta he legat.on at Pekin for distribution. between Chinese officers and civilians in rscognit on of services in savng the Ives of American citizens in China.
 
 T expected that action." was the only comment of Leo M. Frank, fac tory superintendent, under sentence Of death at Atlanta Ga., for the mur der of Mary Phagan, when informed that the superior court had denied new trial
 The Right Rev. Charles H. Brent, American bishop of the Protestant Episcopal church in the Philippines since 1901, was unanimously elected bishop of the Episcopal diocese of New Jersey at the annual convention of the clergy and laity at Trenton.
 The administrators two-battleship program for next year in the naval appropriation bill was sustained in the house, when the one-battleship proposal was voted down, 91 to 14S.
 Two motormen and one passenger were killed and 36 factory employees were injured when two crowded street cars met head-on In Detroit. Mich.
 Thirty passengers and trainmen were injured and two laborers were crushed to death by the overturning of sleeping car of the Continenta Limited of the Wabash while entering Decatur, III.
 Two men were killed when Rock Island passenger train struck coal train on the Frisco road at Mansfield Ark. The dead: Thomas Howeh, 30 brakeman, married. Mansfield; Ira Scott, 35. flagman, married Mansfield
 John F. Dillon, a former judge of the United States circuit court and for many years personal counsel for Jay Gould and the Gould interests, died at the home of his daughter-in-law, Mrs John M Dillon, in New York City.
 The marriage of Miss Belle Willard to Kermit Roosevelt will take place in Madrid June II. according to an nouncement in cablegram from Am bassador Willard.
 By majority of 1,042 votes a new city charter, which provides for mod flied federal plan of government, was adopted in a special election at Co lumbus, O.
 One woman and two men, members of gypsy camp near Terre Haute, Ind, were shot and killed following a carousal in the camp.
 Leaders of the United Mine Work CTS of America announced that all arms in the possession of strikers in Huerfano county. Colo, would be turned over to Capt c. c. Smith.
 Four election officials, three Repub- licans and one Democrat, were arrest ed in New York City on information for alleged frauds in connection with the special election of April [, at which the voters of the state, accord ing to the official canvass, decided to hold next year constitutional con vention.
 Mrs. Phillip Lembarger, 46, wife ot a farmer, died at her home at Wa bash, Ind. F hours after she was in jured by a bull which attacked her while she was in the center of 40- acre field
 Two of the sailors wounded at the occupation of Vera Cruz died They were Harry Pulliam fireman, and Clarence R. Hirshberger. seaman. both of the battleship Utah.
 Three persons were killed and three injured when an automobile upset over 14-foot embankment on the Bellevue turnpike beyond North AT. lington. N. J.
 Homer Vivian of Missouri who was located on a ranch 1,500 miles inland in South America, had been killed by a boa constructor Vivian was riding through the jungles with a friend &l. +l.