The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
Telegraph Tips

Rome. Oct 2o.-The repulse Of four Aus
TRAN attacks against Pasubic height was
announced by the Italian war office to-
day. The statement said the attackers
suffered heavy losses and most of the
position remained in italian hands.
London, Oct 2o-The Duke of Con-
naught, retiring governor-general Of Can
ada, accompanied by the Duchess and
Princess Patricia, arrived in England to-
day from Canada. The voyage was made
on warship.
New York. Oct. 2o-IAfe in New York
Is just one strike after another. First, the
street carmen went out and then the bar
bers, and now the cooks are threatening
10 quit. Representatives of 1000 cooks
met tonight to frame their demands for
shoter hours and recognition of their
union.
Philadelphia, Oct. 2O-The CLYDE liner
Araphoe, which left Jacksonville, Fla,
on October II, with a large list OF cabin
passengers and general cargo and lost her
rudder while being tossed about by a
seventy-mile hurricane. is being towed
into this port by the United States guard
cutter Seminole. She is expected to ar
rive here Sunday morning.
New York. Oct. Cool. Carroll ]. Fran
goudis, formerly de-de-camp to King
Constantine of Greece was killed in
stanuy early today when he stepped on
live wire. which had been blown down
in a storm. The colonel was a personal
friend OF the Greek monarch. and is said
to have come to America on a special
mission for his sovereign
Paris. Oct. 20.-Another contingent of
Italian troops has been landed at Salon
Xxi. News of their arrival was received
today. The Italians will at once join the
allied armies fighting the Germans and
Bulgarians on the Macedonian front.
Marysville, Cal. Oct. 90. c. Carlton,
70. for more than forty years a miner in
eastern Yuba County. came to Marysville
for the first time in more than three
years. He was dumbfounded to learn
there was war going on in Europe.
St Paul, Mimi. Oct. eo-Airs. Emile
Mohr 70, has filed a petition for citizen
ship papers Mrs. Mohr has been in the
United States since 1852, and has been
resident of st. Paul thirty years. Her
husband was a civil war veteran "I
wanted to be a real American before
died" she said.
Nyack. n Y. Oct. 2O-Nyack was sur
prised when Richard Smith. who disap-
peared more than thirty years ago, re-
appeared. Several years after he disap-
peared mis- wife remarked and became
the mother OF four children. now grown.
Mrs. Smiths second husband died six or
seven years ago
South Bethlehem, Pa, Oct. 2O.-Playing
the role of peacemaker may prove fatal
to Miss Lillian Marshall. Of New York
City. She was found with a fractured
skull near st. Luke's Hospital today.
In trying to settle a dispute between two
men. who have escaped, the woman was
hurt.
Reading, Pa, Oct. 20-Berks County
wheat went to $50 a bushel today Here
tofore the price was S1.4O and Sl45. Even
at $50 farmers are releasing grain very
slowly and mills are short. The yield
was large.
Carlisle, Pa, Oct. 2O.-Amos Kriner, 81,
a civil war veteran, shot and killed him
self late yesterday afternoon at his home
here Kriner had been drinking heavily
and it is thought became respondent.
Minneapolis. Oct. CA course In hu-
man nature will be opened at the Uni
versity OF Minnesota November 1. Mo-
tives, characters and instincts are to be
studied. No secret will be safe from
the perfected pupils of this course, it is
said.
Dobbs Ferry, n. j., Oct. 2o-The real
remedy for a bad boy is ten cents a
week. Public Works Commissioner AL
worth tried paying them dime a week
to keep bonfires off the new asphalt. The
plan worked.