The Pulaskian., 1915-10-22

from Carroll county, died of injuries received in an automobile accident The bodies of Mrs. Anna Hunt Singer, 10 years old, and her three daughters, Alice, B; Elizabeth, 8, and Emma, 3, were found dead in their home in Brooklyn.
 A disagreement was reported by the jury in the case of Frank L. Rose, charged with libel by Judge Ben B. Lindsey, judge of Denyer's juvenile court.
 The 6-to-3 vote of the city council by which Mayor James M. Gossom of Terre Haute was declared impeached on Oct. was declared illegal by Judge Charles l.. Pulliam
 An S-month-old calf sold at the Hol- stein sale at Cortland. N. r., for $10,300
 Capt Arkwright and Lieut.. Hardy of the royal flying corps were killed near Glamis Castle, Montrose, Eng.
 The Graham 6 Morton Steamship company went into the hands of re- ceiyer. The line is solvent, with lia- bilities of $G00,000 and assets of $1,400,O00, and the receivership was caused by the Eastland disaster.
 The interstate commerce commis- sion suspended, until April 23, pro posed carload rate increases on grain to and from intrastate points in Hi nois.
 Gov. Dunne appointed Dr. J. K. Con- roy of Belleville and Dr. J. E. Elder of Eldorado members of the state dental board, to succeed Dr. K. w. Cox and Dr. J. A. Smith.
 The loss of three men, two young women and boy by drowning in a gale that swept the Labrador coast re- gently was reported by the mail steamer Brick.
 A number of revolutionary relics, in- cluding the signatures of George Washington, Alexander Hamilton. Gen. Lafayette and others, were burned in a fire which destroyed an historical mansion at 164th street and Sheridan avenue, New York.
 German army officers are drilling 60,000 Turks at Jerusalem. This is to be the nucleus of the Turkish army which will invade Egypt
 Three persons were known to have perished and $5O,000 property loss was suffered in fire at Cloverdale Cal.
 
 Cotton planters in Alabama, Mis- sissippi, Georgia, Tennessee, Okla homa and Texas are warned ill a de- partment of agriculture statement of the boil weevil and advised to take steps to kill off the pest.
 Norbert Wiener, 19 years old, form erly of Columbia, Mo-, has been ap- pointed an assistant professor of phi losophy at Harvard college.
 Inauguration of Henry Noble Mac Cracken as president of Vassar col lege was the chief event on the last days program of Vassar's semi-cen- tennial celebration.
 Dr. Constantin T. Dumba has ar rived at Falmouth, Eng, on board the steamer Nieuw Amsterdam.
 Philo Judson Beveridge of Los An geles did not know until his arrival in New York that his daughter, Miss May, known as "The American Ve- nus" had been hurt by speeding au- tomobile.
 Col. A. Douglas McConihe, an old Indian fighter and veteran of the civil war, is dead at Troy, N. Y.
 Former Mayor Robert E. McKisson died at his home in Cleveland, o. He was married for the third time on his sick bed, Sept. 20, last, to Miss Pauline E. Reid of Buffalo.
 
 Modified martial law was declared at The Hague, Holland. The procla- nation is directed at the various trades which furnish supplies of all kinds to the army.
 Wreckage from a steamer believed to have been the Norwegian collier Kronprinz Olav, from Sydney, has been found on the north coast of Prince Edwards Isle
 A shipment of British gold from London to New York via Halifax, esti- mated at s10,000.O00, has been made.
 
 Sir Edward Carson, attorney-gen. eral in the British cabinet, denied current rumor that he had resigned.
 Princess Arthur of Connaught has gone through an operation for annen-