Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-09-01

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 James H. O'Neil, "A years old, who was with Commodore Foote's river flotilla on the Mississippi in the civil war, is dead at the national soldiers home, Danville. III.
 Former Gov. Cole L. BIease of South Carolina announced he would be a candidate for governor again next year
 The coroner's jury which investi- gated the death of Pearl Taylor of Charleston, Mo, decided that she was drowned when wading.
 George W. Perkins has a new slo- gan for the Progressive party, al though he has not suggested it take the place of We Stand at Armaged- don and Battle for the Lord" There has been hung on the walls of his of lice at n Broadway, New York, card bearing the words: 'HThe telephone, not the tariff, made the trusts"
 Robert E. Gilkey of Charlottesville, Ind, recently killed in an automobile accident, bequeathed his estate. val ued at $25,000. to Miss Rebecca Brown, 20 years old. at one time a domestic employed by him.
 
 Mrs. Carrie Shaddy, a vaudeville actress, was acquitted of the murder of Wilbur Selig of Madison, Ind.
 
 The commonwealth scored a victory in the trial of the "possum hunters at Hartford, Ky when Ernest Web ster and Jerry Clark pleaded guilty to whipping Reuben Howard and his wife last June and accepted a sen tence of three years each.
 
 Attorney General Gregory has con- pleted his interpretation of the admin 1strative features of the new seaman's law and submitted it to the president. Illinois express companies say they are operating at loss and ask the state public service commission for permission to raise their rates.
 The Illinois board of administration has accepted the resignation of Dr. George Knapp Farriss as superintend- ent of the state hospital for the crim, inal insane at Chester, and appointed Dr. Jerome l.. Harrell as his sue cessor.
 President Jeminez of aSn Domingo has appointed Elias Brache Hijo as the Dominican minister to France.
 
 The Austrian minister of the in. terior has announced that there were 1,566 cases of Asiatie cholera in Aus tria on Aug. 19.
 Gen. Carranza's s reply to the "con. ference republics Mexican peace plea will be demand for recognition. officials said
 An amnesty proclamation by Gen, Carranza, the terms of which have not been made public, is drawing families out of Texas into Mexico.
 As the result of the killing of Sammy Cagle and the whipping of Mary Dennis, postmaster at CagIe, Tenn, by night raiders, state rangers have been ordered to Sequatchie coun- ty, Tennessee.
 Harry Hhaw retains his fastidious- ness ln the matter of clothes. He gave an order for 40 new suits.
 Eugene Gilbert, the French aviator who landed in Switzerland June 27 through an accident to his motor, has escaped
 Delegates to the annual convention of the American Bar association, which was held in Salt Lake City Aug. 17-19, are in San Francisco as the guests of the California Bar associa- ton.
 n LOIdi Ol E0O hlOWH UeaQ among the residents of southeast Texas coast points and crews of wrecked craft of all kinds and 65 persons missing is the toll of human life taken by the recent storm.
 Ii. w. Zimmerman. American vice consul at Rostoy, Russia, says there were many well informed persons in Petrograd who fear a revolt more than the advance of the Germans. By order of the postmaster-general the regulations governing the insur- ance of parcel post matter were ex- banded to include packages valued at from $50 to S100. Municipal Judge John H. Stevenson of Portland announced that all habit. ual drunkards brought before him henceforth would be sentenced to re- main in jail until Oregon goes dry on Jan. l, 1916.