The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
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Paducah, KY. Oct. 16.-Charles Brown.
married man, and Elma Cope, IA, with
whom he eloped three weeks ago, were
round dead here early today on the farm
Oh the glrfs father. They had taken
poison. The elopers were caught in Ar
act.
Paris, Oct. 1S.-"France owes a deep
debt OF gratitude to Americans who have
volunteered to rear French war orphans. -
says the Echo De Paris today. The pa
per prints long list of prominent Arneri-
cans who are caring for the war waits.
Poughkeepsie. N. Y, Oct. l6-Panic re-
suited among patients at the St. Francis
Hospital today when fire, which destroy
ed the laundry, garage and barn, threat
ened the main building The loss was
80, ,000
Princeton. N. J.. Oct. 1s.-Following out
a suggestion OF President Hibben. the
Senior Council. governing student body
OF Princeton University. today adopted
stringent rules to prevent the spread OF
infantile paralysis
charest says that Secretary Andrews, of
the United States Embassy, confirms the
report that German aviators dropped
bombs on Roumanian soil containing poi
son and misunderstanding substances.
Berlin. Oct. 16.-Further charges OF bru-
talities by Roumanians in TransyIvania
were reported by the Overseas News
Agency today. They concerned mistreat-
ment OF women and looting. Graves were
opened 1t was charged. and corpses
searched for jewelry
Paris, Oct. 16.-Medals were distributed
to the Canadian and Republicaine Garde
bands by Gen. Malleterre on Sunday.
The ceremony took place at the Canadian
Hospital at st. Cloud.
Milwaukee. Wis., Oct. l6.-Loss of 500, =
600 was caused by fire early today when
the factories of A. Schwartz & Co, pack
ing box makers. and the Milwaukee
western Malt Company plant. were de-
stroyed. Half million bushels Of malt
were burned.
New York, Oct. ia company of life
savers from the Sandy Hook station. in
heavy gale, today rescued the CAPTAIN
and crew OF four of the schooner James
R. Bedwell. which had foundered and
which sank shortly after the rescue Of
the men. The vessel hailed from SuIli-
van, Me-. and was bound for PHILADELPHIA.
Paris, Oct. B.-Secretary jay, Of the
United States Embassy in Rome and
Mrs Jay. have left Paris for the United
States.
Rio De Janeiro, Oct 1e.-A bill regu-
ar 6T0iE EEfN f,&.
sons mutilated in the European war Is
being pushed by Deputy Gustavo Bar
roso. Barroso fears the country will be
oVerrun by crippled immigrants.
New York. Oct. 1S-Atter year OF
Johrneying from the war zone il Rus
sta. Mrs. Leah Kaminsky and her six
children have Joined her husband here
She came by way of Siberia, Japan and
San Francisco, covering 5000 miles.
! New York. Oct 16.-An gulf sbippinr
was advised to be cautious bv the
Weather Bureau warning today Of the
northward movement of the tropical
storm. now in the Yucatan Channel
New York. Oct. 16-six Wilson's rona
of them related. respo AIDED when a page
at the Hotel Vanderbilt called for Hunt
ing Wilson, Of Chicago.
Jamaica. Long Island, Oct. 1s.-rainted
Codhsh was blamed today for the death
Of Mrs. Helen Hoehenfeld and her son.
and the serious illness OF three other
members Of the family. The coroner's
verdict said death was due to ptomaine
poisoning.
Arlington. Pa, Oct. 16-The Abbing-
ton Grammar School was ordered closed
today as the result Of an outbreak of in
1antile paralysis after lull of five weeks.
The town council ordered the school to
remain closed for fifteen days, A new
case was reported today.
Browns Mills, N. J., Oct. 1s.-while
the cranberry crop is nearly all of the
vines and in the market, the demand
continues to increase. This is due
largely to the fact that 1t has been
found that the berries are a success
full substitute for dyes.
Stockholm. Sweden, Oct. 1s.-count
F. A. Taube, Swedish Minister to Ger
many since 1912. and at one time min
lister of foreign affairs, is dead.
Atlantic City. N. J.. Oct 16.-Mayor
Harry Bacharach has issued a state
ment asserting that the excise, cleo
tion, and other laws are enforced
as strictly here as in any other New
Jersey town. This statement was
made in reply to a portion Of Presi-
dent Wilson's address of Saturday, in
which he spoke slightingly OF the law
enforcent in seashore counties.