The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-04-30
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James H. Mulhall, proprietor of the
Mulhall hotel, at Johnston City, ILL.,,
has sold the property to George He'd
ley, who VIM take charge about
May Is.
The Bank of France has released
100000 francs ($1,0O0,O00) to the
Bank Of England for transmission to
New York to assist in steadying the
exchange.
The grand jury at the April term of
the Duquoin Qll.) city court returned
indictments against Henry Horn, Jr.,
cashier of the defunct bank of Du-
quoin, and Frank Wells, an assistant
In the bank
The Norddeutsche Allgemeine lei
tung officially states that an American
banking group have taken $10,000,0O0
of the nine months imperial exchequer
bonds and placed them among their
customers.
The Sofia correspondent of Reuters
Telegram company says that Yanne
Sandausky, the Macedonian brigand
leader, who gained notoriety in 1901
through the kidnapping of Miss Ellen
Stone, has been slain by unknown
persons.
]. w. Swires of Virden, H., con-
tractor and carpenter, has invented a
machine to kill chinch bugs.
James Pooley of Evansville, Ind,
who was alleged to have shot and
killed Frank Stein in saloon here
April l while trying to play an April
fool joke, was indicted by the grand
jury on charge of manslaughter.
The schooner Annie has arrived at
Pensacola, Fla, and reports the wreck
of the small schooner Donna Chris
tina. 1t Is feared that Capt. Parrish
and his crew of seven men were lost.
A decision of Judge Paul Little in
the circuit court at Fort Smith, Ark,
is expected to result in the perma-
nent closing of all saloons in Fort
Smith on Aug. l.
Heretofore women have worn 'suf-
ficient' clothes at dances, but not
enough" said the Rev. Father
Thomas F. White, of st. Francis
Xavier's College, in West Sixteenth
street, New York.
Frank Aberno and Carmine Car
bone, anarchists, who made and set
the bomb in st. Patrick's Cathedral,
New York. March 2, when hundreds
were at worship, were sentenced to a
tiers in Sing Sing.
Nine young women were consecrat
ed as foreign missionaries and 10 9th
ers as deaconesses at recent session
of the Woman's Missionary Council
of the NJ. E. Church South.
Leonard Seppala, driving his own
team of 16 Siberian wolf dogs, won
the 412-mile all-Alaska sweepstakes
dog team race, which started at 8
o'clock April IA. His time for the
course was rs hours, "A minutes and
81 seconds, hours and 80 minutes
slower than the record established by
John Johnson's wolves in 1910.
Total receipts of $2,2S7,076 for the
fiscal year ending March 81, 1915, is
shown in the statement of the board
of foreign missions Of the Presby.
terrain Church.
Miss "Toodles' Ryan o. breach of
promise fame earned more printers
ink by parading Fifth avenue, New
YORK, with saucy canary ENGAGED in
the top of her new lid.
Two men who were arrested IN chi
cago after they had refused to pay
for Sunday drinks were discharged in
the municipal court, the Judge ruling
they did not have to pay for drinks
sold in violation of the law.
Japan has ordered all her warships
in Pacific waters near the American
coast, except those salvaging the
wrecked cruiser Asama in Turtle Bay,
to return to their home stations.
Capt Arthur Poillon Of the first cav
airy, which is stationed at the Pan
anna California exposition at San
Diego, Cal, has been selected as a
military observer for the United
States army.
A civilization greater than now in
the temperate zones will be built in
the tropics as the result of driving out
the plaques peculiar 10 that zone, Sur
geon-General Gorgas of the United
States army predicted before the Ala.
bama Medical association at Birming-
ham, Ala.
Boys and girls held in county jails
throughout West Virginia who have
been sentenced TO the state reforma-
tore are being released because the
state has no money to pay Transports
ton.