The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-07-21

10 succeed nlm6elI.
A man walking across a field, a con-
ductor on a trolley car half a mile
away and boy mile away from the
trolley car were stunned at the same
time by the same bolt Of lightning at
MISREPRESENTATION.
Forced to take bath July 4, John
Carmody, a Fremont TO- character
who, though educated, has gone un.
kempt since an unfortunate love at.
fair, contracted pneumonia and is now
dead.
Five persons were killed when q
Pennsylvania freight train struck an
automobile at Mansfield, o. The dead
are Mr.. and Mrs. Simon NRu and son
Albert and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Baum,
all of Loudonville, o.
Men of national prominence Joined
with citizens of Vermont in celebrat-
ing the 125th anniversary of the ad.
mission Of the Old Green Mountain
state into the Union.
President Wilson probably will be
formally notified of his nomination by
the st. Louis convention at Shadow
Lawn, his summer home in New Jer.
sey, in the first week OF August.
One /. w. w. member was shot
through the arm when a crowd that
reached Junction City, Kan, on Q
freight train from the west attempted
to mob two railroad watchmen.
The Leyland line steamer Oxonian
from Galveston for Liverpool, laden
with cotton, returned to port with her
cargo on fire in two places.
Dan Patch, holder Of the worlds
pacing record of 1855, died at the Say,
age stables in Minneapolis. Veterin
arians declared the cause Of death was
athletic heart"
Charles N. Richenbach of Milwau
kee captured the first prize of 81, OOC
in the North American skat congress
with a record of 80 good games and a
grand total of 1,l32 points.
Henry Ford has spiked the yarn
that he would be candidate for the
presidency on the prohibition ticket
The French senate adopted, by q
vote of 251 to 6, a resolution of conf
dence in the government.
The German steamer Dorita, OF
1889 tons gross, has been sunk by q
Russian submarine off Oernskoeld
Sweden. The crew was saved.
Miss Meta Anderson OF New Yorh
has started a "housework" school anC
hopes to solve the servant problem In
the suburbs.
Alberto Minondo, q former lieuten
ant In CaTranza's army, who deserted
rather than fight the forces of his "be
loved America" has been rejected fol-
enlistment In the United States ma
rine corps.
Leaders in New York movement
to raise a pension fund for 175,00(
Protestant ministers say 10000 preach
ers are misfits.
The Illinois Christian Endeavol
union elected the following officers
President r. P. Peiner, Chicago; frs
Fice-presidaut, J. w. Bingaman, Quin
cy; second yice-president. C, F. Baum
CART. Chicago; secretary, Miss Geneva
Doran, Chicago; treasurer, B. A. Book
man. Freeport; statistical secretary
Miss Janet Weir, Chicago.
A decision making the Central Trust
Co. OF Illinois liable for $3.50, 900
with interest from Oct. Fl, 1912, in
connection with the failure of the La
Sale Street Savings bank, was rem
dered by Judge Frederick A. Smith.
A bill introduced by Representative
Campbell of Kansas would make II
unlawful for any person, company
corporation, press association, news
association or newspaper publication
to publish or transmit any false re.
port or rumor.
The good roads bill, carrying an ap-
preparation of $S5.OOO,OOO. was signed
by President Wilson.
The ends OF heavily charged feed
cable supplying electric current to
New York Central trains, coiled
around three persons when It sudden
ly snapped. killing one of them and
probably MORALLY injnring another.
The body Of the yoang woman who
was mysteriously shot to death in the
Pontiac hotel, in st. Louis, was identi-
fled by relatives at the morgue as
Miss Bertha Louise Elrod. Is years
old. Of Bend. No.
The senate foreign relations COM
mittee decided not to recommend the
passage Of Senator Marines resolu-
ton which would require the presi-
dent to intercede with Graat britain