The Pulaskian., 1915-11-12
THE PULASKIAN. HEIGHTS LITTLE O..


 The late Mrs. Fannie Mast Gamble of Cincinnati left $125,O00 to the pen sion fund for preachers of the Meth odist Episcopal church. John Peters of Los Angeles, Cal, | passenger on the Yosemite, shot and killed himself while the boat was nearing Port Townsend. Peters had been suffering from the delusion that he was being pursued by ghost. The Athens correspondent of Reu- ter's Telegram company says: "The king has charged M. Skouloudis with the formation of a cabinet" A jury before Judge Cooke, in Chi cago. returned verdict awarding Dr. Richard T. Tivnen $500 for services rendered Bernard Mahon, retired ma son contractor, in stopping nose bleed.
 All Turkish merchants in Cananea, Sonora, have been arrested and held for ransom by Villa authorities. The great volcanic peaks Illiamna, 12,000 feet, and Dedoubt, 11,300 feet, on the west shore of Cook Inlet, are smoking.
 MT. and Mrs. William B. Mills of Pana, H., celebrated their fifty-sev- enth marriage anniversary with family reunion.
 Joseph Campbell, the negro convict being tried for the murder of Mrs. Maizie Odette Allen. signed an affi- davit in support of the motion for the exhumation of Mrs. Aliens body
 Mayor Newton D. Baker of Cleve- land, O., was elected president of the National Consumers league.
 Mexico has been called upon to re- plenish the depleted stock of game for New York preserves and local dealer has contract to supply 50,O00 live quail within three months.
 Lieut.. Richard C. Stanley, using a hydroaeroplane, rose to a height of 11,000 feet at the navy aviation school at Pensacola, Fla.
 Directors of the Bank of England have recommended the election of Lord Cunliffe as governor for fourth year.
 Speaker Champ Clark has sent a telegram from California, subscribing $l,O00 to rebuild the Christian church at Bowling Green, which burned a few days ago.
 The Florida supreme court upheld provisions of the state liquor law, which prohibits the sale of liquor be- tween 6 D. m. and z a. m. and forbids it's sale in less than half-pint quan- titles.
 Owing to snow avalanches, military operations in the Carnic Alps are at a standstill for the present.
 According to the Exchange Tele- graph company from Copenhagen, Thomas A. Edison, Nikola Tesla and Theodor Syedborg are to be recipi- ents of the Nobel prizes.
 Fire destroyed the erecting and pat tern shops of the Weimer machine works at Lebanon, Pa, causing a loss of $100,000.
 The oilcloth manufacturing plant of c. M. Bailey Sons & Go. of Winthrop, Me, was burned. The total loss wa S100,000.
 The sixteenth son of President Yuan Shi Kai was born. He now has 31 children.
 Coke production in the Connels. vile (Pa.) region has practically dou- bled since the first of the year.
 St. Louis has invited Billy Sunday for an evangelistic campaign.
 The Colorado supreme court grant ed stay of execution until Jan. 2, 1916, in the case of James c. Bllsar. sentenced to die.
 Announcement was made by lead ing Paris newspaper that one Of the masters of contemporary art has bean commissioned to make large ba~ relief of the execution of Miss Edith caveh, which will be presented to the city of Paris
 The postoffice department an nounced the reorganization of the Memphis, Tenn, and Kansas City, Mo, postoffiees.
 Public indignation Is running high at Newport, R. l., as a result Of the rigid enforcement of Sunday laws.