The Pulaskian., 1916-02-04

0EO4S SO V. AdiOlnGlof SpCOAciA d6CAA1 of the state department, has gone to washington, having been recalled from the Mexican border.
 Announcement was made at the Ell wood City (Pa.) plant of the Shelby Tube company that 2,2O0 employees will receive a 10 per cent increase in wages.
 Raymond Dodds, the mulatto chauf- feur who eloped from San Diego, Cal, with Mrs. Van Lee Hood last week, has been released by the police.
 Three daughters of E. k. Valland- ingham, an editor, were killed instant 1y near Denton, N. M, when their au- tomobiIe was struck by Santa Fe passenger train at a crossing.
 
 One hundred soldiers were killed by the wrecking of German ammuni- tion train en route from Lide to Smor- gen.
 The elopement of Miss Ruby Roun- tree, IT, daughter of Springfield, Mo, merchant, with Victor Richeson, and their subsequent marriage at San Francisco, has become known to their friends here.
 Two unidentified men held up the State Bank of Smoakes, s. G., and es- capped with approximately S2,500 in currency, after locking Cashier G. A. Thomas in the vault.
 Distribution of $7,5o0,000 among 21,000 Chickasaw and 5000 Chocktaw Indians was approved Payment has been held up by the fight of 1,200 Mis- sissippi Choctaws to share in the sum. The Allan line steamship Pomeran- ian has arrived at Queenstown in tow. A. c. Lowther, tax collector and city clerk of Waycross, Ga, in a let ter to Mayor Beaton, has confessed he is short approximately $11000.
 Xhe last leaf was turned in the trial of 67 alleged night riders here when Judge McCarty granted paroles to 13 men who pleaded guilty.
 Fulton, Mo, with two saloons, went dry by vote of 601 to 432 at local option election.
 The split in Danville, H., over the wet and dry issue was overshadowed by the city council in passing unani- mously an ordinance for bond issue of $250, ,000 to erect a municipal light plant.
 Surgeon-General Braisted of the navy told the house naval committee that he had recently searched the country in vain for 1,700 ounces of Quinine for the American marines at Haiti, and that he had to pay $4 an ounce for 1t instead of the customary 30 cents.
 The extraordinary raipdity with which the United States supreme conrt has progressed during its pres. ent term has resulted in the court being forced to take an indefinite ad journment.
 A Liverpool message to the Ex change Telegraph company gives a report that the Dominion liner Morse man has been sunk.
 The Grand hotel at Wimereux, near Boulogne, which was occupied as a hospital by 50 or more wounded Brit. ish soldiers, was destroyed by fire, All the wounded were safely removed The government has issued an em- bargo on sugar shipments from Ja- maica to other than British posses sions.
 w B. Prescott, former president Of the International Typographical union, is dead at his home in Chicago of apoplexy. He was born and buried in Toronto.
 Grip caused 34S deaths in Kansas in December, according to figures computed Dy the registrar or the state board Of health.
 Mrs. George Korkett of New York had her veil singed off and face blis- tered when she pulled open crema- tory door for last look at her hus- band.
 The submarine H-3, which ran aground on a mud flat at San Diego, was pulled off by the mother ship Cheyene.
 Herman Lunning, 70 years old, a re- cluse who lived at Dubuque, Ia, was found with a piece of wood six inches long and nearly one inch wide driven through his skull.
 The entire village of Louise. Miss.