The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-06-09

guilty OF completely in the Irish revolt,
has been sentenced to life imprison-
ment and the sentence confirmed.
]. d. Oarnahan, news agent on the
L. e. & w. railroad, became violently
insane Just as the train was leaving
Upton, Ind, and fought the train crew
and passengers all the way to Peoria,
where he was arrested and locked in
cell.
President Wilson has presented the
diplomas to the graduating class at
the naval academy at Annapolis.
Italian soldiers may insure their
lives for $1,000 each, according to a
new rule OF the National Institute Of
Insurance.
Norway is sending $4,000 tons Of
grain to Poland and other Scandinav.
ian countries are expected to follow.
Steps have been taken by the war
department to bold the army to it's
present strength in view OF the Mex.
lean situation.
Mrs. Hattie E. Oakley Of Woonsock-
ct, R. l., pleaded guilty to murder and
was sentenced to 20 years in state
prison.
The state convention of the Prohibi-
ton party has opened in Peoria. A
conference of women as an adjunct to
the convention was called.
While chasing negro charged with
forgery, Detective w. C. Walton Of
San Antonio. Tex, fired two shots,
one Of which glanced from stone
sidewalk and killed Frank w. Wal
lace, 81 years old.
Lieut.. Prince Macmillan Dentice
de Fraso was killed in an aeroplane
accident at Pisa.
Federal Judge Lands took the MAT
tiers baby" from Mrs. Dollie Ledger
wood Matters and ordered the child
sent to a hospital.
Lieut.. Gerald Spring Rice, brother
of the British ambassador to the
United States, Sir Cecil Arthur
Spring-Rice, has been killed in action.
The house by vote of I65 to 81
adopted the naval appropriation bill
amendment to provide 100000 for
government nitrate plant.
Because she will soon become
mother, President Wilson exercised
executive clemency to commute the
sentence of Cordelia Ferguson, con-
victed at Cincinnati April IL of forg-
Ing postoffice money order.
The Most Rev. Enos Nutall, d. D.,
archbishop OF the West Indies, is dead
in Kingston, at the age of ~ years.
Francis M. McInis Of Chicago, a
druggist, was killed when a horse ran
away, throwing him out against
building.
Flora, ILL.,, had Midland Trail good
roads day and picnic last Thursday
on the Fox Creek Bottom road.
The National American Woman Suf-
frage association will meet in Chicago
June 8 and z.
All Russians older than 10 have
been called to the colors for immedi-
ate service.
DR.. Karl Liebknecht, the German
Socialist leader, is to be. prosecuted
for treason.
Placing of the postal guide In every
commercial establishment of the
United States is the aim of Postmas-
ter-General Burleson. and to that end
he has reduced the price of the pub
LEGATION from So to 80 cents.
Professors at Zurich university de-
clare they soon will be able to graft
the muscles in the stumps of ampu-
tated arms to artificial hands so that
the owner may open and close the
fingers.
Announcement was made that Che
ney Bros, silk manufacturers OF
South Manchester, Conn, employing
5000 hands, had granted voluntarily
a nine-hour day to all its employees,
with no reduction in pay.
On May Fl, at Terre Haute, Ind, an
automobile driven by Leo Bales killed
Leonard Harold, Is. Tuesday Bales
died Of worry, although he was exon.
Grated from blame by Judge Newton
in a letter written in the hope of saw.
ing the mans life.
Frank McKissick, O policeman OF
Huntsville, Ala, was shot and killed
by Daniel Cheney.
London trade unionists agreed to
postpone the Whitsuntide holiday un.
Ill the end Of July.
A four-day mission meeting closed
with the Volunteering ~ 9AS na~sn-s