Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-05-20

nine, who for thirty years was Cath-
Ole bishop of the diocese OF Coving-
ton, Ky.
p. J. Fitzpatrick, seventy, member
of a wealthy Irish family, was found
dead in his room asphyxiated accl-
dentally at Chicago. Doctor Fitzpat-
rick was once a surgeon on an English
steamship.
Domestic
John +. Rockefeller won his suit In
the United States district court at
Cleveland for an injunction to restrain
the collection of taxes to the amount
of more than s1,500,00O assessed
against him.
All the cavalry horses at Fort Sher-
idan, ILL.,, are under quarantine. follow
ing the discovery of symptoms of hoof-
and-mouth disease in six of the ami
mails. The diseased horses were de-
stroyed.
Ruth Soper is not the wife Of Rev.
James Morrison Darnell, wherefore he
is guilty of violating the Mann act in
taking her from her home in Ovation
ma, Mimi, to Kenosha. That was the
verdict returned by the jury in the U.
S. district court at Milwaukee.
The murder of three brothers on
their farm near Lowry, Mimi, has
just became known. They were John,
Siren and Amund Mittones. They
were dubbed to death, after fierce
struggle.
Twenty persons we're saved from
drowning when the steamer Dixie
struck snag in the Mississippi river
opposite Montrose, Ia, and sank In
three minutes. The passengers and
crew escaped.
Mrs. Jane Kearney, aged eighty,
was burned to death and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Beckman were probably fatally
injured in fire at No. 1902 East One
Hundred and Sixth street. New
York.
Pride in the United States navy and
confidence that If called upon to vindi-
cate the honor of the nation II would
uphold the heroic traditions of its past
were voiced at a luncheon rendered
to Admiral Fletcher and the officers
IL 81 al
tavern at New York by the Sons Of
the Revolution.
America" said President Wilson in
an address to gathering OF 1000
naturalized Americans at Philadel-
phia, must have the consciousness
that on all sides 1t touches elbows and
touches heart with all nations of man
kind. The example of America must
be an example not merely of peace
because 1t will not fight, but because
peace is a healing and elevating in
fuence of the world, and strife lie
not"
Leo M. Frank, convicted of the muir
der of Mary Phagan at the National
Pencil factory at Atlanta, Ca. two
years ago, was sentenced to be hanged
June 20 by Judge Ben Hill In tie
criminal court.
Ballot boxes we're stuffed In the re-
cent municipal election in Kansas City,
Kan, according to George d. Jameson,
a former sergeant of police. who testi-
fed in Governor Capper's investiga-
ton.
DR.. Louis Wineburg was sentenced
to spend sixty days in the bridewell
and pay fine of $500 by Judge George
Carpenter in the federal court at Chi
cago for violation of the Mann act.
Doctor Wineburg of Ligonier, Ind, was
found guilty of transporting Miss
Grace Belle Locher of Ligonier from
Kalamazoo, Mich, to Chicago.
Ferdinand j. Zeni of Duquoin, H.,
has received word from Austria telling
him of the death Of six cousins who
were killed while fighting in the Car
pathians.
Three divisions of the Atlantic tor
pedo fiotilla, under command of Capt.
William s. Sims. U. s. NJ. arrived in
the Hudson off New York and an
chored opposite the battleships. With
the arrival of the destroyers the naval
mobilization of 1915 is complete and
the feet is lined up exactly as II will
be reviewed by President Wilson.
United Mine Workers of Ohio for
the Fifth district ratified at Wheeling,
w. Va, the Cleveland scale OF 80 cents
ton for leaders and eight cents for
cutters.