Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-09-15

WOuSu duu CutluT6u, were hiil6d III et train wreck several days ago, 200 miles east of Mexico City.
 Life guards in a motor boat shot and hauled up on the DFeamlaud pier at New York 14-foot shark, weighing 500 pounds.
 Word was received of the death by accidental poisoning of Mrs Fannie D. White of Shelbyville, Ill Her death is said to have been the result of carelessness of a drug clerk.
 It is stated that a British submarine, after threading it's way through the Gulf of Ismid, landed party to dyna- mite the railroad bridge at Gebiz, 28 miles southeast of Constantinople.
 The body of George Younker was found dead in bed at his home in Salem, Ill. On stand in the room was bottle which had contained car bolic acid.
 Howard Smith, a young attorney, son of Judge Walter I. Smith of the United States circuit court of appeals, was found dead at Council Bluffs, la, from bullet wound in his temple, inflicted by himself.
 
 The fishing schooner John G. Whil- den was wrecked, with the loss of eight of her crew, near Tarpon Springs, by the hurricane that struck the Florida coast.
 The British vessel Mimosa has been sunk by German submarine
 The body of Earl Donaldson, who was murdered by the Mexicans near Brownsville, Tex, was taken to Mont gomery City, Mo, for burial.
 A Boston terrier belonging to Ehr- man Goodway of Helena, Ark, was successfully operated on for appendi- citis.
 "A German aeroplane of the condor type established a new worlds record at the Rottspausen flying grounds, carrying four persons up 3.200 meters (10,499 feeD. The previous record was 3,050 meters Q0,O06 feet.
 Wu Choa Gnu, a son of Dr. Wu Ting Fang, former minister to the United States, has been named councillor in the foreign office.
 A $500 contribution to the treasury conscience fund was received from a Maine woman, who wrote that she wished to pay the duty on clothes smuggled into the country 20 years ago.
 Indictments charging Dr. Bryce Sprayberry, a physician, and John Oz- mer, of eDcatur, Ga, with poisoning William Sprayberry, an aged farmer and his wife, near Ellenwood in No vember, 1910, were returned by the DeKalb county grand jury. The in- dictments are said to be based on an alleged confession made last May by Dr. Sprayberry, who was i'll and be- lieved he was in dying condition
 English money is lower than at any other period of history.
 Funds of the Southern Missouri Trust Go. of Springfield, Mo, which moved it's banking headquarters Sept. ], are secure not only against robbers, but against banking officials, it has become known. The combination, carefully typewriter, was by mistake locked up in the safe with the money.
 love-crazed Italian laborer, Frank Granno, shot and killed Levin T. Rob- inson, his wife, Della Robinson, and Alonzo Redden, farmer, at Snow Hill, Md.
 "Goethals day" in honor of Major General George w. Goethals, was cele- brated Sept. at the Panama Pacific exposition.
 Princess Adalbert, wife of the third son of the German emperor, gave birth to a daughter Saturday. The child died.
 All but IA of the 800 buildings on the Island of Cayman Bras were e. stroyed by the hurricane of last month.
 London insurance writers were bet ting 10 to 1 that America will not go to war with Germany before Oct. 30, and to l that the two countries will mot be at war before Dec 30.
 flAs result of Chief of Police sealey's cleanup" order to his cap- l .iins, 669 men and women have been l rested in Chicago.
 Fire resulting from an explosion of ttural gas caused a loss of business property estimated at $75.000 at To- Deka. Kan.