Jasper County Democrat, Volume 6, Number 13, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 4 July 1903 — SUMMARY OF NEWS [ARTICLE]

SUMMARY OF NEWS

The carpels of the adjusting rooms of the United Stuti-s mint in San Francisco were taken up a few days ago and treated to a process for rumoring the gold dqxt. A liar of gold valued at SW,(*KI was the result. The carpets were laid six years ago. Franz I’randi, n Hungarian student, 20 years old, lias committed at his lodgings in Fourth avenue, New York, by inhaling gas because, it is believed. lie failed to receive his regular remittance from Europe. I’randl’s parents are said to be wealthy. _ Philip Alt land, an eccentric octogenarian who is dead in the village of New Salem, Pa., made preparations for his funeral forty years ago. lie will be buried.in an oddly patterned coffin* which he built w ith bin own hands at that time and which he always,kept in the house. In Cleveland Judge Ewing approved the sale under bankruptcy proceedings of the property of Aultmai), Miller & Co., makers of harvesting machinery at Akron, to William A. Vincent'of Chicago for $040,000. On the approval of the sale a new company was formed which will bo called the Aultmfln & Miller Buckeye Company arid which will fight the trust. Rev. Thomas C. Wirv.-c-U, pastor of the University Congregational Church of Seattle, Wusih, has resigned and announced his withdrawal from the ministry because of his objection to sectarianism and orthodox theology. Mr. W iswell is a socialist. He charged that the church is bigoted and subservient to Mammon. "His congregation urged him to remain. -&• llenry 4i:iuonvald, aged 40 years, a laborer, employed on the farm of Albert Wiiliahouse, near Castle Shannon, Pa., was found dead in the house of his employer. * His skull had been crushed in with an ax, which lay nearby, and his body was badly mutilated. Wiiliahouse was arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the murder. Mrs. Wiliishouse, it is said, was the eau.e of the trouble. A posse of citizens of Miller’s Station. Inti., is ou a still hunt for Charles Hayden for shooting James Taylor, father of Hayden’s sweetheart. Hayden, who had been forbidden to call upon the young lady, attempted to persuade her to elope with him. and the father drew a revolver and ordered iiim to leave the premises. Hayden nl o pulled a gun, and both men fired at the same moment. Taylor dropped with a bullet in his right leg and the ambitious lover escaped, leaving the young lady at home. The clubs in the National League arc standing thus: W. 1,. W. L. Pittsburg .. .42 20 Cincinnati ...27 2b New Y0rk...88 21 Boston 24 35 Chicago 38 25 St. Louis 21 42 Brooklyn ~. .80 27 Philadelphia. .18 40 Following is the standing of the clubs in the American League: W. L. W. L. Boston 80 22 St. Louis. ... .20. 28 Philadelphia. .30 2f> Now York .. ..20 28 Cleveland . . .81 27 Detroit 20 30 Chicago 20 27 Washington.. .16 42