The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
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ISOLATION. The roads. he saws. were bad
| on the average.
ST. Boniface, Manitoba, Oct. a-Rsy, |
Father Demase Dandurand today cele-
orated the 18th anniversary Of his ordi- |
nation as priest OF the Roman Catholic !
| Church. He Is past 9S years, and the |
Oldest priest on the North American con- !
tinent
Winchester. Va, Oct a-To have two |
| crops of June apples on the same tree In |
the same year is rather unusual 90 |
currence, but while walking through ber
orchard day or two ago Miss Lillian 4. /
McGinlie discovered on a tree a large
number Of fully developed apples.
| Philadelphia, Pa, Oct Elm the midst
of dance, as he was trying a new stem, |
Thomas Earle White, an attorney and !
athlete. well known In society, dropped
| dead in a dancing academy here
Kingston, Island Of st. Vincent, B. w.
l., Oct. (delayed).-A violent storm pre-
vailed here today, the high wind and sea {
| causing several local vessels and light |
ers to be driven ashore and wrecked In |
JAMESTOWN and the southern bays. Dam
age also was done to jetties. At sunset |
the storm was still raging.
Tokyo. Oct. e-Col. Manuel Perez Ro-
nero was received in audience today by |
| the Emperor and presented his creden- |
tials as Mexican Minister to Japan.
Flint, Mich. Oct. 9--Neil J. Berston, |
| wealthy real estate man, was found dead
In his Office here with a bullet through |
his heart. 1t was Mr.. Berston's custom !
to make collections in his office Sundays
| on property sold on contract The pock- |
cts Of his clothing had been pulled out |
and some small change scattered about
the floor
philadelphia. Pa, Oct. 9-walter r, |
Waldeman, II years old. OF Vineland. n. |
D. University Of Pennsylvania freshman |
| football player, who was injured on Oc-
tooer 2, tackling dummy. died last night |
In the University Hospital His legs and |
arms were paralyzed and the injury to |
/ his spine extended the paralysis to his |
body. causing death.
ST. Louis, Oct. 9-The Board of Mis-
sions OF the Protestant Episcopal Church !
has decided to appropriate 81 500 ooo FOR
missionary work during the ensuing year
FL Paso, Oct, e-The Second Massa-
chusetts Infantry has passed through here |
from Columbus. N. Mex, on its way |
nome This regiment was the first of |
the Massachusetts, infantry brigade to |
return.
Chicago. Oct. s-The night school |
scheme in Chicago will be reversed for |
persons who work at night. Classes will /
be opened for them in the day schools II /
also was decised 10 'au7lS p czI.paign |
10 Increase the attendance OF foreign-born |
persons in the night schools
London, Oct. e.-Travelers arriving at
Mitylene from Avail. according to a dis
patch from Athens, report that the Turks
arrested the Greek metropolitan of Alvau. |
together with 800 notables and sent them
into the interior. subjecting them to the |
toughest treatment
Fond du Lac, Wis, Oct 9.-while on !
his way to attend the funeral Of his life |
long friend, Nicholas Entrfnger, at st.
Cloud. Daniel Kempf, 90 years old, a |
Fond du Lac County pioneer was struck |
and Instantly killed by freight train.
Berne University has been appointed to
succeed the late DR.. Paul Enrich, discov-
erer of salvarsan, as the head of the
Royal Institute for Experimental Thera-
Peutics and the George Speyer Houses at
Frankfort on the Main.
Oyster Bay. L. l.. Oct. s.-Three race
horses and an automobile belonging to |
Frederick Coudert were destroyed tonight
Consumed &C the barns and essn9es sarese "9rSe TSe
damage is estimated at more than $4,000.
The Oyster Bay fire department prevent
ed the fire from spreading to the resi-
dence.
Buenos Aires, Oct. s.-sir Ernest
Shackleton, the Antarctic explorer. has
left here for Valparaiso. He will embark
there for Australia to prepare the relief
expedition he is planning for the rescue
OF the ten members OF his party who
were left with scanty provisions on the
west side of the South Polar continent
Rochester, N. Y, Oct e-Justice Roden-
beck will decide the question on next
Wednesday or Thursday whether Charles
Frederick Stielow should have new
trial. Stielow Is under sentence of death
for the murder of Charles B. Phelps and
Margaret Wolcott at West Shelby. N. Y.
on March q. 1915.
Kansas City, Mo-. Oct s-President
Wilson was asked to move the date for
Thanksgiving up one week to November
%, in telegram sent to him by the Mer-
chants Association Of Kansas city Mes
twenty of the larger cities asked that
they join in the request.
Glen Cove. l.. l., Oct. 9.-Fire has swept
through and destroyed the service wing
of the main residence building on Rat
Ting Spring, the estate here of Percy
Chubb, OF Chubb & Son, marine under
writers, OF New York City. The estate
is In the center of the villa COLONY and
only a short distance from East Island. |
the estate of ]. P. Morgan.
+ Hanover, N. H, Oct. s.-The suicide IF
Joseph n. stockett, jr., of Baltimore, an
instructor in the department of econom-
les at Dartmouth College, by shooting,
became known when his body was found
In the college park with bullet through
the heart. Friends said he had been de-
spondent
Berlin, Oct. 9-Polish newspapers In
Germany print an appeal for further sub