The Washington herald., 1916-10-11

! Ell Paso. Tex. Oct. IO.-Mexican BAN
dts early today held up a drug store,
robbed H. B. Hayes, the proprietor, of
$685. and in gun fight which followed
| FATALLY wounded Lawrence z. Nugent,
a United States army truck driver,
who died few hours later.
! Philadelphia, Oct. 1O.-The body of
Mrs. William Howell Ellis, who was
shot and killed by her husband near
Amber Pa, Sunday morning. was sent
! this morning to the home of her par
ents in Saratoga Springs. N Y Ellis,
/ who shot himself through the mouth.
! is dying in the Chestnut Hill Hos
pital.
! New York, Oct. 1O.-Those who took
! EN- off yesterday put 'em on again to-
day. Not since 1885 has the weather
taken such a flop in New York as in
the past twenty-four hours. There
was drop of 40 degrees IN tempera-
ture during the night from IS to 80.
New York. Oct. 1O.-Gasoline has be-
come so scarce in Germany since the
war started, said Ambassador Gerard
! on his arrival here today. that he Is
compelled to get his personal supply
from Holland in sealed cans
Quincy. Ill. Oct 1O.-Leavlng Ini-
nois behind, the Prohibition special of
| J. Frank Hanly and DR.. Ira Landrith.
! Prohibition candidates for President
and Vice President, crossed into Mis-
souri, today
Hackensack, n. j.. Oct lO.-Fire early
today completely wiped out the plant OF
| the Interborough Bus Service at West
| Englewcod. causing a loss of SIS, 600 Five
! bTLSEpg
| Berlin (Via SayvilleJ, Oct IO-Austro-
| Hungarian naval aeroplanes bombarded
! Italian military works on the lower Is
! onzo and near Monfalcone on Monday
night, it was officially reported from
Vienna today.
I New York. Oct. 1O.-In its monthly
statement issued today the United States
! steel Corporation reports untitled orders
| on its books as OF September 30 last, of
| S.o225A tons against $3.50, ,257 tons on
August 81 and 5317,6ls tons on September
! 80. 1915.
! Shadow Lawn, Long Branch, y. j., Oct.
! lO.-William II. McCombs, Democratic
| candidate for the United States Senate
: from New York, and former campaign
! manager for President Wilson, predicted
here today that the Democrats will carry
/ u.
! Salonfki. Oct. 1O.-French aeroplanes
have bombarded Monastir and Prilep,
! both Of which are held by the Bulgarians.
1t was officially announced today.
Bayonae. n. J.. Oct. 1o-Fifty-Ave rifles
and as many swords were seized by the
police early today in raiding a hall 1t
! was feared tie weapons might be used
| by the 1900 strikers in the Standard on
| Company plant here.
! New York. Oct. Io-The Italian stosnor
| Pensiero. en- route from Norfolk to New
| York, is reported aground at False Hook
near Sandy Hook. The vessel is in no
danger
| Newport News, Va. Oct n.-storm-
| bound in Lynn Haven Bay. the Ward
| liner Antilla has sent wireless reports
to Old Point saying she was still afire,
but that the blaze is we'll under CON
! troll.
London, Oct. 1N-Bulgarian troops hold
ing the Struma front in Greek Mace
! donla have evacuated Kalendra and Ia
koiaYo, says an official dispatch from
| Saloniki to the war office today
Cedarhurst, L. l.. Oct. 1o-Mrs. James
! X. heene, widow of the noted financier
and turfman, died at her residence here
OF Brtghts disease, aged 76.
Watertown. n. Y. Oct 1O-Mistakon
Y, was shot and killed near Lake
Brantingham, Lewis County. by his com
panion, Lawrence Forbes.
West Point, N. Y, Oct. 4O.-Bric, Gen.
John H. Page. L. s. A. retired. died
here at the home of his son-in-law, Capt.
George S. Simonds, an instructor in the
/ Military Academy. He was born in Della
ware in 1872.
Newport, r. l., Oct. 1o-Perry Bel
mont, who is still at his summer home
here, will be the guest of William Wood
ward on coaching trip from New York
to the latter's estate, Belaire. in Mary
land. They will start on Wednesday.
Jacksonville, Fla, Oct. 1O.-Mrs. Rosa
| Schwaber, - years old, was drowned in
| McGrit's Creek, near this city. today,
when she fell from a canoe being rowed
by her husband, J. Schwaber. The couple
formerly were residents of New York
City.
Boston, Miss. Oct 10.-The Rev. DR..
Franklin Johnson. author president Of
the Kansas University at Ottawa, from
1890 to 1892, and afterward a member of
the faculty of the University of Chicago.
died at Brookline of apoplexy. He was
born in Frankfort, Ohio, in 1896.
Philadelphia, Oct. 1O-Walter f. Wald-
man, II years old. of Vineland, N j.,
freshman at the University of Pennsyl-
vania, died in the University Hospital OF
injuries he suffered on Franklin Field
last Monday while he was tackling
dummy during football practice.
Laurel. Del. Oct 1e-Mrs. Floreree
Taylor. daughter of the late DR.. Joseph
McFalTen, for years one Of Philadel-
iphia's most prominent physicians. died
here from chloroform. which she used to
relieve severe headaches. Mrs. Taylor
was 5S years old and prominent in So
cial and reform movements.
| Baltimore, Md. Oct 10.-Miss Frances
iswayne Cook daughter of Mrs. Cook
and the late Capt George Hamilton Cook
U. S. A., is engaged to the Rev Harold
Noel Arrowsmith, assistant rector of EN-
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