The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
Telegraph Tips

Philadelphia, Oct. S-whIle dancing in
a studio Thomas Earle White, a prom
inent attorney and one-time athlete was
stricken with heart disease and died. Mr..
White was 50 years old
His mother, Mrs. Caroline Earle White,
founder of the women's Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals died
about month ago, leaving her estate
valued at more than 8, 10000, to him.
Baltimore, Oct. S-His curiosity arous-
ed when he saw a crowd congregating at
6Oe Welcome alley, caused Raymond
Lane, colored, to investigate Before he
got close enough to learn the cause of
the commotion his investigation was cut
short by two bullets that found lodg-
ment In his left arm. He went to Mercy
Hospital without having his curiosity
gratified.
Fennville, Mich, Oct. S-Mrs Florence
I. butcher, 81 years old, an invalid of ma
tonal fame, has been buried here. Mrs
butcher. philanthropist, was blind,
paralyzed and almost deaf for many
years Despite her inhrmities Mrs. Dut-
cher took an active interest in Y. w. II.
A. work and founded the Florence l.
Butcher library at Toloda.
London, Oct. S-The sudden death of
Herr Paul Beothy, president of the Hum
garian Diet. is reported in a Budapest
dispatch to the Reuter- Telegram Com.
pany. Herr Beothy was formerly min
lister OF commerce
Danville, Ind, Oct. S-Two trainmen
were killed when an eastbound Cfncin-
natl. Indianapolis and Western freight
train crashed into a westbound freight
which was switching cars to a siding at
Maplewood, near here. |
Verona, N j., Oct. s.-whne Jack
Frost has paid stolen visits to this sec
ton OF New Jersey during the past week,
he left undamaged the gardens of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest De Baum, of Pompton
avenue, Cedar Grove. Mr.. and Mrs. De
Baum have been able to add big red,
luscious Strawberries and raspberries to
their dinner menus
Paterson, N. j., Oct. s-Paterson resi-
dents are so thrifty these days that the !
savings banks are fairly bursting with !
deposits and all known records are going !
10 smash. During July and August saw
lngs deposits in the five trust companies |
OF the city, the Paterson Savings Insti- |
tuition and the savings department of the |
second National Bank were increased by !
SI'Z4'0l6n' reaching the highest total of |
savings ever accumulated in Paterson, |
$50. .7s4. $500.
Cleveland. Ohio, Oct. s-The final busi-
ness session of the annual convention OF |
the Brotherhood OF St Andrew of the
Protestant Episcopal Church here has Sc
lected Philadelphia for the 1917 meeting
and reelected Edward H. BonsaTI, of the
same city, president.
North AttIeboro. Mass. Oct S-,IrS
Ann E. Metcalf, real daughter of the
revolution, died at her home near Dia-
Inond Hill. She was 81 years of age. a
daughter OF John and Elizabeth Whip
pie, and was born in the house in which
she died. Her father was a revolutionary
soldier.
Beliaire, Ohio, Oct. S-Demands for a
seyen-hour day will be made bv coal
miners Of the country at the coming
wage conferences, according to John P
White, president Of the United Mine I
Workers of America.
New York, Oct 8-wbiIe R,cvcre Do
liceman Henenlotter was searcbing the
home OF Mrs. Theresa Regler, e25 Belmont
avenue, East New York, for a burglar
Yesterday. the thief eluded the poIicernan
escaped into the yard, vaulted a fence |
into lot adjoining, cleared another fence
into the street and sped awav or, The No
liceman's bicycle.
London, Oct. S.-Charles Lock. a pynsv
mas Just been fined at Carnarvon, Wales,
for representing himself as q borss b,,ver
Tor the war office in order TO frigbte,
farmers into parting with their animals
at low price. He told the farmers tbe
wanted the horses To send
before the troops in order to test the
ground. '' 'he
Indianapolis, Oct. s-A memorial ,,ao+-
ing in honor of James whitcomb PTav
was held In local theater tonight
New York, Oct. S-A stain nm n h,.rt,,..
window found after the garage of Chas'
I. Wheeler, Of Bedford Hills, had been
'oooed OF motor car led to the arrest
y George Brandon, a chauffeur, of No,
50 East Ninety-ninth street. There was
finger print on the stain.
Los Angeles. Oct. S-Attacked bv +yo
arge eagles, three deer shooters foprbt
fierce battle for nearly an hour In 9he
dalibu hills before they succeeded IN
Iilling one of them and driving the othsrs
o fight. The clothing of the men IVES
orn to shreds by the talons of the in
uriated eagles
Attend Great Hagersfown Fair
Baltimore and Ohio ticket soid Oct ,
70 IL, valid for return until I4th, 4
'3.10. Special train from Washfnvton