Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-02
CHICAGO CATTLE
Neu,s at a Glance

DanyiIIe, Ill. Samuel Greenwalt,
famous as a catcher and outtielder of
the Philadelphia Americans in the
late sixties, died here last evening,
aged "A.
Tarrytown, \. Y. - The condition
of John d. Archbold, president of the
Standard Oil Company OF New Jersey
WAS unchanged from last night wnen
he was reported as nnucn improved.
NaSnngton. The buffalo, once
threatened with extinction, is lncreas-
ing IN numbers on government resef-
vaJions, according to the annual re-
port OF the BlUiogicdl Survey.
" aSllIigton. - A>eW representations
on the deportatlon OF BeIglan civilians
which have been made by the United
States TO Germany recently, VIII be
emphasized personally ON German otn-
cIais by Ampassador Gerard wnen he
returns to his post for which he sails
next Tuesday. lie VIII convey the IN
diNidual aJIlLude OF President wilson
ana tell OF the bad impression created
among the American people Ly recent
treatment oil the belgians.
Jonnstown, IA. - 1he Cambria
Steel Company yesterday posted
notices Announcing wage increase OF
ten per cent. enectiVe to-day which
will aHect practically all OF Its 2o,-
VUU employees, Oiters OF higher wages
elsewhere is said to nave leu the COM
pany to make the raise IN order to
mold its men.
Helena. Mont. - Miss Jeanette
Rankin, republican, polled 6,3U4 more
votes than Harry l.. Mitchell, her
Democratic opponent for Congress ac-
cording to the official returns
bordeaux. - After hearing a re-
port IRON Mayor Charles Gruet, the
city council has decided to accept the
otIer of q group of American bankers
of d loan OF $50, OOO, 0OO. The loan VIII
run for three years.
London. Cabinet changes IN
volving the resignation OF Premier
Asquitn are predicted by the Man
chester Guardian in an article in to-
day issue on the current rumors re-
specting political changes.
soiiIrs Elmlra Eek
els celebrated her b9th plrthday at
her home here yesterday.
Washington. Former Secretary
of state W. j. Bryan was the guest
here yesterday at luncheon OF some OIL
ms oId cabinet coileasues. he salu
lie would establish Il summer home 10
De named Mount Calm, on u mountain
near AsnvIlle, n. c., but Will not
abandon his Nebraska residence MOI
rSure IIom natIonai pol1ues.
beacon Falls, conn. - TWO train
men were kilicd, Two passengers ser
Iously injured and several slightly
hurt wnen the " insted Express oil
the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford ran INTO an open switch ana
struck freight train near here last
night.
hartford, Conn. Asserting that
Dorothy orickley, aged Is, OF New
maven, is her daughter for whom she
| has searched IL years, Mrs. ttorence
radmore to-day Jegan suit for recoT-
| cry of the child.
| Sharon. Deiamar Gunsley, aged
8, was burned to death here when her
clothing caught fire from a gas CRATE.
Trenton, y. j. - Miss Irene He'll
Lings, aged is, farmers daughter. is
recovering from injuries received
when a bull gored her severely yester-
day.
WiIkes-Barre, Pa. John Dandu-
wislSi was found dead In bed here yes
terday following q beating admins
tered by two unknown men.
y Nillxes-Barrc, Pa. - Believing the
Luzerne county court would not ad-
minister a death sentence, Johf
Stauch, aged AZ. confessed TO having
killed his common law wife, Mrs. Su-