Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-05-26


 against President c. H. Mover and other officials of the Western Fedora tion of Miners have been nolle pressed.
 The singing master at the United States naval training station at Great Lakes, H., has resigned and an hour of Swedish athletic exercises has been substituted for the vocal training
 Andrew Carnegie has gone to law because he believes the city has over- assessed his Fifth avenue residence $445,000. He will seek to have the figure lowered by the courts.
 
 The Italian ambassador had a long conference with Secretary Bryan, pre- sumably relative to American diplo- matic representations of his country with the Teuton allies should Italy enter war
 Following a quarrel with his wife, "Buddie" Hogue of Trenton, Tenn, farmer, shot and killed her. He then spent an hour drawing up his will and took his own life with the same pistol.
 w. E. Horuff, 34 years old, em- salesman at Salt Lake City, Utah, was arrested, charged with embedding $6,000 from the firm. The police say he confessed
 A government, thought to be the United States, has placed rush or der with the Great Western distillery, Peoria, H., for 30,0OO barrels oi alco- hol, to be used in the manufacture of gunpoWder.
 Gen. Antonio Villa, brother of Fran cisco "Pancho" Villa, was killed in a quarrel at Chihuahua following a Mex ican political argument.
 More than 5000 German-Americans of Baltimore placed themselves square ly behind President Wilson in his handling of the crisis with the Ger man government
 Lieut.. C. M Lyman of the United States army, whose skull was frac- tured in game of polo is dead at Honolulu.
 Resolutions endorsing President etc in ho tional crisis were unanimously adopt ed by the Chicago Federation of La Dor and forwarded to Washington.
 The Japanese steamer Chiyo Maru, which sailed on May for leading har- bors in the Orient, is afre off the coast of Japan.
 Fire destroyed an automobile tire factory at Clichy, France, in the out skirts of Paris The loss is estimated at $250,0OO.
 Mis- Mary Moore, a society leader Of Danville, H., and Dan Williams were badly injured when a car driven. by Miss Moore went over a 16-foot embankment.
 Two masked bandits held up 50 passengers aboard a Santa Anna, Cal, interurban car and escaped after get ting about $100.
 The United States cruiser Charles ton is under quarantine at Seattle. Wash, and employees of the navy yard have been vaccinated following the discovery that two recruits from Salt Lake City had smallpox
 Mrs. Louise Fletcher Tarkington, former wife of Booth Tarkington, the author and playwright, was married in New York to Willard Connolly.
 Feeling that there was not the una nimity of sentiment among the people which should be present in case the country decides to go to war, the Ital- ian cabinet resigned in a body.
 Two children were killed and a woman was wounded by bombs drop ped upon Calais, France, by Zep- pelin.
 Fire destroyed an automobile tire factory at Clichy, in the outskirts of Paris, France. The loss is estimated at s250,000.
 Hearing on the rates and practices of the express companies was set by the interstate commerce commission for May 26 at Washington.
 The Theodore Roosevelt-W. Barnes trial has revealed new type of wit ness. He is known as the c. o. D. va riety. Several ex-legislators have re fused to take the stand before their mileage fee of cents a mile and at- tendance fees of 50 cents were paid by Barnes.
 The Tenth Irish army division has been completed and has left for the front