Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-31

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 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 police court for trial for murder in connection with the killing at New Britain, Conn., last month of Rev. Fla ther Zabris. and his housekeeper Miss Iva Gilmanaitis.
 
 Lloyd's is betting to that the war will be over by Sept. 30, 1915. John Heating, 35, "died" at Gulf port, Miss. AS a barber was shaving the corpse the latter said, Don't cut me, kid" The barber dived though window and panic reigned in the tion had been completely suspended for six hours, physicians say.
 The bill intended to provide pen sions for widowed mothers passed the New York assembly, 129 to 8.
 
 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 a freight car. Both had been shot and their pockets rifled.
 The United States land office has announced the cancellation of AT coal claims totaling 1000 acres in the Christopher (Alaska) group in the Boring river coal fields.
 Thirty-five cases of smallpox have been discovered at Millville, N. J., and the board of health at a meeting completed preparations for the vacci- nation of the entire population, num- bering nearly 14,O00.
 Thirty-eight women, according to the Nueve Polistische Korrespondenz, have been decorated with the iron cross, second class, up to the present time.
 Gen. Rene Joseph Delarne, chief of a division of the French army, was killed when he was struck in the head by bullet on an inspection of trench at the front.
 Through Minister Van Dyke, at The Hague, the United States protested emphatically to Germany against bombdropping near Belgium-bound relief ships.
 The government cf China this week ordered s240,o00,000 worth of tin plate, a total of 10000 boxes, to be
 
 company.
 Prisoners of war now held in Ger many number more than 5000 officers and 801, 1000 men, as compared with 383,300 captured in the Franco-Prus- sian war, according to official figures. Mrs. w. Wallace, p years old, is 1f in fire which destroyed her home on plantation at Orange. Tex.
 By drinking a glass of buttermilk James Robinson, inmate of the county infirmary at Warsaw, Ind. ended fast of 57 days. During his eight weeks of fasting Robinson lost about 100 pounds.
 Miss Hanna Moore, 91 years old, an original Daughter of the American Revolution, is dead at her home at Gettysburg, Pa.
 Dr. Henry J. Ruyle, A, prominen Springfield, Mo. physician, recently sued for divorce, died suddenly in hospital there. The coroner an- nounced he had committed suicide. Daniel O'Neil, said to be the last survivor of the small group which es- caped from the frigate Cumberland when she was sunk by the Confeder- ate ironclad Merrimac in the Civil War, is dead at his home in Somerset, Mass.
 
 Nashville, Tenn, was designated reserve city for national banks by the federal reserve board. The board an nounced that reserve cities must have 50,000 population, combined capital and surplus in national banks of s3.000.000 and deposits of $1,0O0,OO0.