The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-01
FOREIGN

than 100 Injured In the collision be-
tween passenger and freight train
near Magliano, north Of Rome.
The Rosta agency. the I.olshevist
official news distributor, announced
that total Of 7S,0ll cases Of cholera
have been registered In Rrssiu this
year. The report covers the period up
TO Aug. 10.
Mlrdl'e insurgents have inflicted
serious defeat upon troops Of the Al
hanIah government, according 10 IL dis
patch to the Tribunal from Scutarl.
The Albanian troops fled In disorder.
leaving more than 100 dead.
Hundreds Of villages have been de-
stroyed and thousands of persons left
homeless by an overflow OF the HOang-
flo, or Yellow river. In China. which,
after n month Of heavy rainfall, has
flooded large areas In the province OF
Shantung.
Fire started In the most thickly pop
ulated part OF Moscow several days
ago and burned several days, 1t Is as
serted by the Helsingfor correspond.
ent Of the Central News. Several hun.
dred houses have been destroyed, the
correspondent says.
Whisky valued ut several thousand
dollars was seized at the mouth Of
the Fraser river. near Vancouver, II.
e., when provincial police officers
seized n party Of men who had deliy-
cred two trucklouds Of liquor TO he
loaded on scow. Officials believe
the whisky was TO have been exported
t" the United States.
The deficit of the French telephone
service, which Is run by the state, will
amount to more than 220.O 600
francs for this yenr. according To Louis
Deschamps, who ought to be well in.
formed, as he was under secretary Of
state for the department OF posts. tel.
ephones and Ielegraphs In the previous
cabinet.
Native Moroccan villages along the
coast southeast of Melilla have been
destroyed by bombardment by the
Spanish w0rship Boniface, according
to message from Chafnas island, off
The Moroccan coast. The fire from the
wnrship also caused numerous casual
ttns and fnr.nd
the interior.
GENERAL
Julius NJ. Hansen. wanted In Lewis.
town, Mont. for the alleged embpzz!c-
ment OF $4,000 from the Empire Bank
and Trust Company, was arrested at
Shreveport, La. He has been sought
since October, 1917. Preparations are
being made to return him to Lewis
town
Greeted by his friends as the Oldest
living Free Mason IN the country.
Samuel Cox of Marble Head, Mass,
took his usual birthday walk at the
age OF l02 years. He was made
member Of Philanthropic lodge seven.
ty-five years ago. The organization
presented him with l02 roses.
Edwin X, Stephenson, n preacher,
who shot and killed the Rev. James L.
Coyle. pastor Of st. Pauls Catholic
church, Aug. II, at Birmingham, Alu.,
was bound over TO await action of the
county grand jury, after preliminary
trial at which the defense offered no
testimony. Bond was not allowed.
The 1921 pineapple pack Of the Ha-
waiinn islands will approximate g..
$4,000 cases, according to recent
estimate of A. II. Tarleton, executive
secretary of the Hawaiian Pineapple
Packers Association. Last years
pack exceeded 6,0OO,G0O cases. The
value Of the pack will be estimated at
the end Of the season.
Jay $. Gchan, Sioux City air pilot.
was probably fatally injured and his
brother, John c. Gehan, an occupant It
of the plane, was seriously injured
when the airplane In which they were
doing circus flying failed to come out
Of tail spin and sent them crashing
to the ground. 800 feet below IN the
flying field at South Sioux City, Neb.
jim Nesbit, nlmble negro, turned n
novel trick on the bloodhound seat out
to trail him In South Carolina. Sery.
ing life sentence for murder on the
chain gang. Nesblt escaped. A blood.
hound was sent on his trail. The ne.
gro waited until the bloodhound
caught up, tied the animal to a tree
and continued his flight He was cap.
tured later, however
Arkansas famous family Of "moun.
tain dew" distillers has changed
trades by decree of jurles. Horace
Cox, fifth member Of his family to be
found guilty OF "moonshinlng," has en-.
tered the high walls Of the Arkansas
state prison to do a period of penal
servltude. He is 10. His father and
three older brothers preceded him to
"the city Of silent men,"
Petroleum expectations from Tam,
pico, Mexico. tOtaled during the month
of July approximately 100000 bar.
rels, or one-fourth the amount shipped
during the month Of June, according
to Information given out by oil com.
panies. 1t WAS stated that August ex,
portations will show q decrease from