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' TELEGRAPH BRIEFS Chartces, France. Aviator Fran geers established new air record when, he remained up over an hour at altitude of 2,300 feet, carrying six passengers, in. biplane GalesDurg, IfT. "armersT Bank at North Henderson blown up. Report ed larger parts of f unds secured by robbers who escaped. Montpelier, O. For second time In six months yeggs blew postoffice safe at Edbn. Escaped with $100 stamps. Philadelphia. Mrs. Mary Kulasa slashed throats of her two children Agnes, 3 months, and Blanche, 22 months.' Believed insane. Paterson, N. J. Twenty-five silk milk strikers arested today following disturbance in" front of Dougherty & Washburn mill by crowd of 500 men and women. Only men -were arrested. Strikers sought to prevent workers entering mill. Lead, S. D. After 2,000 people searched all day and night, Katie .Zarga-was found sleeping in Victoria Mining Company mill. She had wan dered 12 miles. Richmond, Cal. Charles Erick son, charged with having beaten wife to death, refuses to make statement or comment on arrest. Minneapolis. Henry Beck, 22, shot wife and baby and committed suicide. Despondency. Woman only slightly injured. Baby may die. Joliet, III Fourth body, that of a man, taken from Desplaines Tiver in last four days, None identified Pittsburgh. Mrs. Ceceina Fantez zo confessed that ier sweetheart and another man killed h.er husband while she looked on. Kenosha, Wis. Police mystified over disappearance of Mrs. Louise Tostopal of Chicago an&her two chil dren. Minneapolis, Minn. John O'Dross. ky, a wild man, arrested, entirely nude in railroad station at Crystal Bay after he had terrorized a dozen .Women. Weston, W. Va. Robert Brinkley, 10, while tending father's cows, Jis covered bridge on fire. Han half mile and flagged passenger train. Corfu. British steamer Leitnni, bound, for Constantinople, ran ashdre and went to pieces. Crew all saved but one. -Des Moines, la. Earl C. Lindsay Colfax, aviator, sentenced for life in Fort Madison penitentiary, gained postponement of rehearuig in order to fill $5,000 flying contract for sups port of family. Indianapolis. Local pugilists "will give boxing exhibition tonight fof benefit of Hamilton, O., flood suf ferers, h St. Louis, Mo. Men employes of Bell "Telephone Co. began prepara tions for strike to force company fqf recognize union. Paris. Police, precautions doubled to prevent demonstration against King Alfonso of "Spain, guest for three days of President Polncare. Wilmington, Del 5,000 Odd Fel lows here to participate in dedication of new Odd Fellows' Temple. Springfield1, III. Gov. Dunne urged legislature to appropriate $52,000' or as much as necessary for relief ot flood" sufferers in state. Washington Mrs. Barney Hem mick predicts that in. 2013 women will wear trousers and kissing will be a lost art. Washington, D. C. J. B. Gaskill, Chicago, appealed to Supreme Court for decision -whether Chicago ceme teries are. violating constitution in excluding negroes from buriaL Washington. "Uncle Joe" Can non's poker table sold for $16 when, ex-speaker's househQld effects were disposed of. , weather!forecast Unsettled weather with showers tonight or Friday for Chicago and vicinity; not much change in tem perature; moderate variable winds. ', a jjgc