The Washington herald., 1916-11-26
Telegraph Tips

Madison, n. H.. Nov. 25.-Ernest Har-
rlman was shot and killed by his COM
panion, Fred Tyler. who had mistaken
him for deer. Tyler ran to the house
or a neighbor, told his story and COL
lapsed.
Rome. Nov. 25.-Pope Benedict has
sent telegram to the Queen of Ru-
mania deploring the recent bombing
OF the royal palace at Bucharest by
aircraft of the central allies.
Newport, r. l.. Nov. 25.-The SUPER
Dreadnought Arizona, after taking on
board her torpedo outfit and a new
supply of stores and fuel, left here for
Cuba, where she will continue her
shaking down trials.
Valparaiso, Chile, Nov 25.-Edwin
Morgan. American Ambassador to Bra
zil, and Frederic Stimson, American
Ambassador to Argentina, have arriv-
ed in Valparaiso and met Joseph Shea,
American Ambassador to Chile.
Waco. Tex. Nov. 25.-Dan Dresser
and Harvey Edwards, New York mill
tiamen, who left McAllen last wednes-
day on a motorcycle. have arrived
Governor Whitman at Albany
Los Angeles. Nov. 26.-Continued i'm
provement in the condition of Mrs,
lnez Milholland Boissevain, of New
York. who became i'll with anaemia
here six weeks ago, has been announc-
ed by her physicians.
East Quogue, L. l.. Nov. 25.-Excep-
tionally good shooting has been en-
joyed by sportsmen stopping here.
Canadian geese and broadbills are
plentiful. but the shooters say a storm
is needed to break up the flocks, which
would improve the shooting in general.
Bridgeport. Conn. Nov. 25.-The
Bridgeport Projectile Company will
new building to be erected especially
for the construction of army and navy
cannon. The company received re-
Gently a $1,50O,0OO order from the
United States government.
Oakland, Cal. Nov. z5.-The funeral
of Jack London was held here Friday
without religious services of any kind
Only immediate relatives of the family
attended. The body was cremated and
the ashes will be buried in the family
plot here.
Peking, Nov. 25.-The senate has ap-
proved the loan arranged with Chi
cago bankers. There was slight cppo-
sition against the loan. The proposed
loan to China, which is to be for
S5,000,OO0. was approved several days
ago by the lower house of the Chinese
parliament.
White Plains, Nov. pa Jury in Part
of the Supreme c urt here has award
cd a verdict of 5000 damages to Louis
ST. Cartier, Il years old, Of Wallingford.
Conn, against the New Haven Railroad
Company, for burns he received when he
climbed a signal pole of the company
and touched a live wire.
Paterson, n. j., Nov. 25.-James W.
Milehan, of Lakeview. pleaded guilty to
a charge of killing Fred Warren, of Pat
erson, on September g. in a fist fight.
and was fined $500 by Judge Abraham
Klenett, of which $3.50 will be paid i'm
mediately and the remainder In INSTALL
ments Of $50 month
Buffalo, Nov. 3-Announcement will
'be made by five Buffalo newspapers of
an advance in subscription and street
sale prices beginning December 1. The
News, Times and Enquirer, afternoon
papers, ana Inc courier ana EXPRESS,
morning, will cost $6 a year. Street prices
will be 2 cents a copy.
Orange, N. J.. Nov. 25.-Dr. Elias Bod
enweiscr, of East Orange, who charges
Mrs Anna Kolodin. of Newark, with
throwing carbolic acid in his face the
night of November Is, has sued her in
the Circuit Court for $4,000 damages.
The widow denies the charge against
her. He says he has lost his sense Of
taste since he was attacked.
East Rutherford, N. J., Nov. 2.-Be-
fore resigning as volunteer firemen, be-
cause the borough council appointed Po-
liceman Edward E. Schmalz as driver of
the new 5000 fire automobile at S2Oo a
year additional salary instead Of naming
q fireman, the members Of the East
Rutherford fire department will give the
borough fathers u chance to reconsider
their action.
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