The Washington herald., 1916-10-25
Telegraph Tips

Chicago. Oct. A-Charles T. Essig, in
dicted with Chief of Police Charles c.
Healey and the latter's secretary. Will
lam NJ. Luthard. today surrendered to
the States authorities. They are charged
with conspiracy.
Paris, Oct 4.-Austria will be COM
pietely "Germanized" in consequence of
the death of Premier Count Stuergkh. it
was predicted today by the political cor
respondent OF the Petit Parisien.
Chicago, Ills, Oct 24.-Frank Young, "A,
is held by the police pending the outcome
of the injuries to Martin Corso. .. one
of three youngsters whom he shot and
wounded as the result OF a beating given
Young by members OF a rival gang The
fight was over a nickle
New York. Oct. 24-Baby's hair is also
red. That is to say that the tiny head
.of girl baby born yesterday to Billie
Burke is adorned with floss the same
color as the lustrous tresses Of her
mother. In private life the actress Is
Mrs. Florenz Ziegfeld.
Berlin, Oct 4.-The opening of the Aus
trian Reichsrat (Parliament) has been
postponed indefinitely because of the as
trian premier, the Berliner Tageblatt
stated today.
Philadelphia. Pa, Oct. 4-After dis
playing a wonderful vitality and leading
attending physicians to believe that he
would recover from a self inflicted gun
shot wound in his head. VIM. Howell Ellis,
who shot and killed his wife. on October
u, died in the Chestnut Hill Hospital
London. Oct. A.-En gland and Germany
have concluded an agreement for the ex-
change of all interned prisoners over IS
years OF age. Under Secretary Of For
eign Afrairs Newton announced today.
The negotiations, it IS understood, were
carried on through the American and
Spanish embassies.
Sofa, Oct PA Russian feet took part
in the battle of Constanza, where Won
Mackensen's army won a great victory.
The Bulgarian war Office announced today
that the fleet shelled the German allies
as they advanced on the town, but fed
northward in the Black Sea when the
port fell
Geneva, n. Y, Oct. At did not re-
quire 100000 ballots held in the clenched
fists of women to make us declare for
suffrage" J. Frank Hanly, Prohibition
Our party declared for it through prin-
ciple forty-four years ago"
Philadelphia, Oct 24.-About 1000 Of the
best known surgeons in the United States,
who are here for the seventh annual
Clinical Congress of their association,
spent the early part OF today at the vari-
Gus hospitals in attendance at special
demonstrations of modern surgery.
Arnboy, Ill, Oct 24-Public sentiment
today is still strong against Charles Allen,
son Of a wealthy Peoria contractor. bound
over to the grand jury on a charge of at
tacking Mrs. George Hewett, &c, after he
had narrowly escaped lynching on his ar
rival here in custody.
Philadelphia, Oct. A-Dr. D. Braden
Kyle, a widely known nose and throat
specialist, is dead at his home here today
Of pneumonia. He was 6S years old. DR..
Kyle was formerly president Of the
American Laryngologtcal Association.
Haskell, N. J., Oct. 24-while shooting
woodchucks in a swamp west of this
place, two men discovered the body of
Edward E. Weatherwalks, Of Pompton
Lakes DR.. David n. Shippee, of Mid
vale, declared death was due to alcohol
ism.
Mobile, Ala, Oct. 24.-Given up for lost,
the four-masted schooner Goldfield, from
Mobile for Martinique, has arrived at her
destination, according to a cablegram
from the schooners captain. The Gold
field was more than month overdue.
New Haven, Conn, Oct. 24-Registrars
of the Republican and Democratic par
ties have refused to allow the Yale stu
dents the vote, and when the announce
ment was made there was keen disap-
pointment among the undergraduates Of
the university.
Trenton, N. J., Oct. 24.-Anthony Der
rico, 10 years old, accused of shooting his
16-year-old bride a few days ago in an
argument over a nickel, is in Mercer
Hospital, having swallowed mercury tab
let's. His wife is in Mckinley Hospital
Rome, Oct. 24.-Cardinal Gasparri, papaI
secretary Of state, has instructed Mgr
Bonzano, apostolic delegate at Washing
ton, to present to President Wilson the
congratulations of Pope Benedict on the
Presidents escape from the attempt
made upon him at Pittsburgh.
Detroit Mich, Oct. 4-Lake vessels
passing here from Lake Erie ports
brought no more bodies of victims of the
terrific gale of Friday or word to indi-
cate that any other vessels than those
already reported had gone down in the
storm, which took a toll of more than
fifty lives.
Hartford, Conn.,. Oct. A-Karl strak-
osch, husband of the late Clara Louisa
Kellogg, opera singer, died suddenly At
hotel here Monday. He was born in
Vienna, Austria, April 16, 1850; came to
this country as a young man and was
manager for several prominent opera
singers. He married Miss Kellogg in
1897 while they were on a tour in the
West. Mrs. strakosch died last spring.