Fair play., 1915-04-03
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The report which has been circu-
lated that Crown Prince Rupprecht OF
Bavaria has been seiously wounded
by shell is officially denied.
Ben Horn, 25 years old, and his
bride, 18. were found dead in bed at
their farm home at Gainesville, Tex.
The woman had been shot through
the temple and the man through the
heart.
Bernard Montvid was held by the
connection with the killing at New
Britain, Conn, last month of Rev. Fa-
ther zabris and his housekeeper, Miss
Iva Gilmanaitis.
Lloyd's is betting 4 to that the
war will be over by Sept. 80, 1915.
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The bill intended to provide PEN
Sions for widowed mothers passed the
ANbM lolh uSS6iliulyg lEJ W o.
The South African assembly unani-
mously passed an amendment to the
war indemnity bill, removing the
death penalty from all participants in
the recent rebellion.
Maj. Gen. John p Storey, former
chief of artillery of the army, died at
his home at Pasadena, Cal, aged "a
years.
The bodies of Joe Jackson and John
w Ryan, brakemen on the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas railroad, were found
at Denton, Tex, on top of q freight
car. Both had been shot and their
pockets rifled
The United States land office has
announced the cancellation of AZ coal
claims totaling 1000 acres in the
Christopher (Alaska) group in the
Bering river coal fields.
Thirty-five cases of smallpoy nave
been discovered at Millville, n. j.,
and the board of health at a meeting
completed preparations for the vacci
nation of the entire population, mum
barring nearly $4,000.
Thirty-eight women, according to
the Nueve Polistische Korrespondenz
have been decorated with the iron
cross, second class, up to the present
time.
Mrs. Robertson Marshall of West
port, N. Y, is dead and her husband
retired stock broker, is suffering
from injuries as result of an acci
dent to their automobile.
What is believed to be the mos
drastic action ever taken in Arkansas
to suppress illegal traffic in liquo
was contained in an order issued b.
Chancellor j. M. Elliott Of Pine Bluff
who instructed the sheriff to motif.
all persons interested that no liquo
may be kept in the county afte
April 1.
Through Minister Van Dyke, at Th,
Hague, the United States protested
emphatically to Germany agains
bomb-dropping near Belgium-bounC
relief ships. an.
Mrs. Bruce Failey, who is dead a
Terre Haute, Ind. was the only chill,
of Crawford Fairbanks, the riches
man in Indiana.
The government of China this weel
ordered s24O,e00.0o0 worth of til
plate, a total of 10000 boxes, to b
rolled by the American Tin Plat
company. E}sh,,, '-at
Mrs. W. Wallace, 22 years old, I
dead as the result Of burns suffere
in fire which destroyed her hom
on plantation at Orange, Tex.
By drinking glass of buttermil
James Robinson, inmate of the count
infirmary at Warsaw. Ind, ended
fast of 81 days. During his eigh
'weeks of fasting Robinson lost abou
100 pounds.
Miss Hanna Moore, 81 years old, a
original Daughter OF the America
Revolution, is dead at her home a
Gettysburg, Pa.
DR.. Henry J. Ruyle, A, promine
Springfield. Mo-, physician, recent
sued for divorce, died, suddenly in
hospital there. The coroner ar
nounced he had committed suicide.
Daniel O'Neil, said to be the las
survivor OF the small group which el
capped from the" frigate Cumberlan
when she was sunk by the Confedel
ate ironclad Merrimac in the Civ
War, is dead at his home in Somerse
Mass.
Nashville Tenn, was designated
reserve city for national banks by tn
federal reserve board The board al
nounced that reserve cities must hav
$4,000 population, combined capita
and surplus in national banks G
$3,00o.0o0 and deposits OF $1,000. .00t