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court returned a verdict finding Harry
Garrison, is years old. a negro, guilty
Of having attacked Mrs. Luella Crowd
er, white, and fixed the penalty at
death.
Telegraphie communication with
Bulgaria has been cut off by the Brit
ish administration.
When her husband, l.. d. Miller, be-
came jealous because her male friends
went into raptures over her tattoo
marks, Mrs Mabel Miller returned to
her mother at Detroit
Two men now under arrest at San
Francisco are credited with distribut-
ing bogus IS gold pieces to the face
value of from 100000 to $500, 900.
Twenty thousand additional desti-
tute mountaineers of eastern Turkey
have reached Tabriz. Persia.
Four men we're killed and four in
jured In an explosion in the new by
product plant OF the Tennessee Coal,
Iron and Railroad company at Fair
field, Tenn.
While cleaning a shotgun prepare
tory to duck hunt, w. J. Buchanan,
vice-president of the Itasca (Ill) Ma
tional bank, accidentally shot himself.
orville S, Dorman, 1O1 years old,
went to the Rome IN. " polling
place and registered. He will vote for
prohibition and woman suffrage.
The Utah board of pardons denied
Communication to Joseph Hillstrom and
terminated his reprieve.
Miss Eileen Mary Dunno, daughter
of Gov. Dunno, who received letter
from President Wilson congratulating
her upon her coming marriage to VIII.
liam Corboy Of Chicago, has received
also a letter from Col. Theodore
Roosevelt.
Two women lost their lives and one
other probably was burned fatally in a
fire which swept the offices of the
Mutual Film corporation on the sec
ond floor of an office building at At.
lanta, Ga.
A disagreement was reported by
the jury in the case OF Frank L. Rose.
charged with libel by Judge Ben b.
Lindsey, judge of Denver's juvenile
court.
An S-month-old calf sold at the Hol-
stein sale at Cortland, N. Y, for
10000
Capt. Arkwright and Lieut.. Hardy
Of the royal flying corps were killed
near Glamis Castle, Montrose, Eng.
The Graham & Morton Steamship
company went into the hands of a re-
ceiver. The line is solvent, with liza
bilities of 100000 and assets of
$1,40O,0O0, and the receivership was
caused by the Eastland disaster.
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 Erick.
A number Of revolutionary relics, in
GLIDING the signatures of George
Washington, Alexander Hamilton.
Gen. Lafayette and others, were
burned in fire which destroyed an
historical mansion at 164th street and
Sheridan avenue, New York.
Jonas James, a pioneer miner at
Danville. ILL.,, dropped dead in the Blue
Bird mine of apoplexy.
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 We
NUS" had been hurt by a 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 f. 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.
Wreckage from steamer believed
to have been the Norwegian collier
Kronprinz Olay. 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 100000, has been made.
Sir Edward Carson, attorney-gen-
oral In tho British cabinet daniaa n