The day book. [volume], September 26, 1913, Image 29

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OUTSIDE NEWS FROM WIRE AND CABLE
Fulton, Mo. Mrs. Susan Ross
found guilty murder in second de
gree. Sentenced 10 years imprison
ment for killing husband.
London. If Ulster secedes and sets
up Sir Edward Carson's provincial
government, British, postoffice de
partment will cut off province.
London. Henry Gabriel Pelissier,
30, light opera composer, dead.
New York. United Cigar Stores
Co. having invaded retail tobacco
trade in almost every city, will now
enter candy trade.
Mount Vernon, N. Y. -Richard P.
Phelan, brakeman, awarded $30,000
against New Haven R. R. for loss of
legs.
New York. Mrs. Alfred Macy, so
ciety leader, tired of sitting in house
with nothing to do, is selling hats in
Fifth avenue store to keep from be
ing bored.
Philadelphia. Owners of pigs have
raised war fund of $2,500 to fight
Jliayor Blankenburg's efforts to make
this gruntless city. '
New York. Peru beefsteaks at 10
cents a pound is club held out for
.America's use 'against "dollar beef"
of Chicago packers by Agosto B. Le-
gui of Lima. -
Pittsburgh, Pa. Jane Addams,
Chicago, says the less clothes wo
men can wear with modesty the bet
ter. Better for health and allows
more freedom.
New York. To meet demands of
tango mania in society,- modistes an
nounce the dip gown, a new creation
with extra fullness at the knee.
Washington. Tariff committee
agreed on $3,000 as amount of in
come of single man free from income
tax.
Washington. Suit may be insti
tuted against New York, New Haven
& Hartford Railroad, charging viola
tion of Sherman anti-trust law.
Austin, Tex. Sleet Nand heavy
rains damaged unpicked cotton
through Central and Western Texas.
New York. Mrs. Addie Grinnell,
83, leading American actress in
Forrest's company 50 years ago, ar
rested ,on vagrancy charge. Magis
trate paroled her to see if she can
care for herself.
New York. If Dr. Jos. A. Blake
can be induced to return to his wife,
she will droD suit for $1,000,000
against Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay,
charging alienation of doctor's affec
tions. Berlin. Reported Prince Walde
mar, 24, son of Prince Henry of Prus
sia, incurred debts of $100,000 while
at Strassburg University.
Washington. Postmaster Gen.
Burleson has issued order .requested
by Rep. Sabath, Chicago, that all
Jews in postoffice department v be"
given holiday on Jewish New Year
and Day of Atonement, Oct. 2 and 11.
Sacramento, Cal. Of 30,1 7
deaths recorded during 1912, 12,759
were persons without gainful occu
pations. Truro, Eng. Wasp stung Lady
Jane Molesworth on jugular vein.
She died in 20 minutes.
Queenstbwn. White Star Liner
Olympic failed to call at Queenstown
harbor and 250 enraged Americans
were left in town to await another
vessel.
Milwaukee. Mrs. Margaret Moser,
68, Austrian, rented a chicken coop
and attempted to live on 50 cents a
week because son was living too
high.
Thomasville, Ga. U. S. Rep. Sea
born A. Roddenbery dead. Nervous
breakdown. . "
Milwaukee. Mary Gestemski, 11,
killed by auto driven by Fred Beyers
stadt, pres. Gas Power Engineering
Co.
Joliet. Mrs. Mary Howk carried
out of burning house of iSidney Mor
gan by Geo. A. Barr, ex-former
state's attorney of Will County.
Baltimore. City council passed
ordinance to "prevent ill-feeling be-
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