The Pulaskian., 1916-02-11

 I2 years duration. Physicians said his coughing spells were due to tuber- culosis. But he coughed up collar button swallowed when boy and is getting we'll
 Three men were drowned at the wa terworks lake at Forum, Ok, when they were trying to rescue Miss Stella Anderson, who went through the ice.
 Robert H. Perry, 103 years old, said to be the oldest Arkansan, is dead at his home at Conway. He was too old for service in the civil war.
 James Wilson Guiteau, brother of Charles J. Guiteau, who assassinated President Garfield, is dead at his home in Dobbs Ferry. .y The office of the Socialist paper, the Worker, at Glasgow, were entered by the police and the plant seized. The premises have been closed.
 Two negroes drowned in the Missis- sippi just north of Cairo, one while trying to save two mules and the other while salvaging household effects.
 
 Roumania has called to the colors all members of the class of 1916.
 Harold L. Severey, the youth who shot four persons, one mortally, in Al bany, was committed to Matteawan state hospital for the criminal insane by County Judge Addington.
 A wireless dispatch reports that a French cruiser had arrived off the Vir ginia capes and was patrolling there to prevent the Appam from escaping from Newport News.
 Miss Lena Keyser of Schenectady, N. Y, was shot and killed by John H. Pierce of Delenson, N. Y, to whom she was engaged. He afterward shot himself
 Irving and Herbert Updike, who re gently confessed a plot to murder sister, have left Chicago and are now on ranch somewhere in the west"
 Augustin Beauchamp, 6 years old, son of MT. and Mrs. August Beau champ, Escanaba, Wis, has been asleep for wee kand all efforts of physicians and others to awaken him have proved futile.
 Lewis J. Marshall of Lisbon Falls, Me, convicted of using the mails to defraud women who made neckties at home on commission, was sentenced tiary at Atlanta.
 The convictions of Don M. Roberts, former mayor of Terre Haute, Ind, and 10 others found guilty with him of election frauds were sustained by the United States district court of ap- peals.
 Sixteen persons were killed and 45 injured in a wreck of the Calais ex- press at Saint Denis, a Paris suburb.
 
 The four suits brought against the North German Lloyd Steamship com pany to recover $2,000,0O0 damages because the steamer Kron Princess Cecilie failed to complete her voyage to France and England, just before the war, were dismissed.
 The will of Curtis A. Petit, mill lionaire mine owner who died two years ago in Minneapolis, was de- clared invalid by Judge J. A. Dahl in the probate court, and the estate was ordered distributed.
 Oscar and Gustave Olsen, brothers, both section hands, and William Rhodes. negro, were found mur- ,dered and robbed in the old, railway station at Kingston Station, k. I.
 Notice announcing a 10 per cent in crease in wages, effective Feb. 2S, was posted at the Phoenix Iron com pany's plant at Phoenixville, Pa.
 After physicians had pronounced Harry Slade of Urbana, IL, who killed his two children, defective, Judge Boggs sentenced him to life imprison- ment.
 The Rockefeller foundation has do- mated $22.800 for carrying on surveys of the care of the insane in 16 states this year.
 The national aeroplane fund being raised for the development of coun- try-wide aerial reserve for the na- tional guard and naval militia has passed the $350,000 mark.
 One of the four submarines of the K type, member of flotilla en