The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-04-09
Weeks NEWS
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HAPPENINGS OF THE SEVEN
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FROM AROUND THE PLANET
dispatches From Our Own and For
elan Countries Are Here Given
In Short Meter for
Busy Readers.

Busy Readers.
With the Russian armies threaten
ing to burst through into Hungarian
plains, Austrian diplomats have begun
oyertures looking TO a separate peace
with Russia.
Ambassador Page, at London, has
been notified by the British govern
ment that it will censor all cable
grams.
Seven salmon were landed at the
opening of the Penobscot river Mel
fishing season. The first fish taken
weighed 1e pounds.
Mrs, Eloy Sweets, who says she Is
the wife OF the editor OF a Palmyra
newspaper, was fined $35 on each OF
two charges Of shoplifting at Lincoln,
Neb.
Papers were filed In Trumbull (O.)
county court recording the transfer Of
nearly 100000 worth Of real estate In
Niles TO the city Of Niles as a site for
q 100000 memorial to the late Preei.
dent Mckinley. who at one time lived
1T Niles.
District Judge r. p. Creever was
shot and probably fatally wounded in
the street at La Flores, Tex. A. E.
Hines, said to have shot Judge Creev-
or, shot and killed himself shortly aft.
erward
John Divoky, A, Of Brennan, Tex.
Good Friday made cross of railroad
ties and, with face to the east, hanged
himself upon It.
Federal and state mediators here to
reopen negotiations between the $50
striking employees and the Wilkes
Barre (Pa) ailway company have
~Asss~0 h1AC pAOBIcbh.
Heirs OF Jacob Oswald, who died at
Masonville, N. Y, have discovered the
eccentric old man left a fortune OF
nearly $4,000 in old tin cans in the
cellar Of his home.
Gov. Dunno was advised by John IA.
Picco, Italian consular agent in
Springfield. H.. that the reported
trouble between rival camps of Ital.
sans at Marion, H., have been greatly
exaggerated.
Fire threatened the entire business
section of Ramsey, III. II started In
the Charles Leigh meat market. The
boss is estimated at $4,000.
Mark P. Robinson, capitalist and
twice vice-president Of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Hawaii, shot and killed
himself at Honolulu. In a note he In.
Dictated that his act was caused by
insomnia.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson OF Lincoln. H..
vas burned to death while asleep in
her bed. The clothing caught fire
from a spark from a nearby stove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis r. Larkin OF
New York are receiving eongratula.
lions upon the birth Of a son. Mrs.
I1arhn Is . daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Benjamin F. Yoal1um.
Citizens Of Cleveland, O., must nav
the cost Of a fire department run II
the blaze is from q needless cause.
Sir John Lamb. a noted English sci
enlist. Is dead at his home at Hemp
stead at the age Of So.
A proclamation calling for the OBJ
servance OF the semi-centenniai of the
death OF Abraham Lincoln, April is,
was issued by Gov. Dunno Of Illinois.
The governor directs that flags be
placed at half mast on all public build
fngs.
Judge Bachman directed the Jury to
sustain the will of N. Philips, which
left an estate Of $4,000 to Mrs. Mar.
garet Mickler of Fort Wayne. Ala. his
fiancee. A sister sought to break the
viii.
Giulio Gatti-C asasza, general mana
ger Of the Metropolitan Opera COM
pany, has received a cable from En-
rico Caruso, in Monte Carlo. stating
that the famous tenor had been en-
gagged for 10 appearances late In May
1T the Buenos Aires opera house, Ar
gentine. at $1,000 a night.
Judge Marshall Of the United States
court issued an order for the removal |
of Ten-Ne-Gat. or Hatch, the Piute In
dian outlaw, from Salt Lake City to
Denver for trial.
An order to strike has been issued |
~ union officials to 1000 members of |
the Chicago painters council, whose
wage agreements have expired.
Seven men were injured in the
schooIhoEse zinc mine. east OF Joplin.