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Evening journal., 1896-07-02
women capture the ounrrr.

BEREA, o., July o.-7While the stflkors
were at West Wow tho womon In over
whelmipg numbers took tho quarry by
storm and drove out tho workmen with
clubs and strong Language The sheriff
was MT West View with all but handful
OF his deputies and in consequence the
women had full sway. When the news
reached thom that some OF the strikers
had been Injured at West Wow, the wom-
on were beside themselves with rage and
were only kopt in check by the largo num-
Der OF citizens that were hastily summon
cd FROM Che village.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
BAsEeALL.
NATIONAL InAour oAsIrl

At Brooklyn-
I'rooklyn.. ..... o q. O. o 1 o o. 9
Philadelphia :. o 0 o . o O T. 5
Brooklyn-Illts, a errors, o. philudel
phia--Hits, 9; errors, g
At Batlm.ro-
Raltlmoro.... o o o 9 3 O o - q
New York;. O 0 o O o l. 3
Baltimoro-llts, 8; errors, s. Now
York-llits, z; errors, 3.
AT Chicago
Clovoland...... 9 0 % 154O 3 80
Chicago..-.... 2 1a1 q 0 o. z
Clescland-Hits, 10; errors, 0. Chicago
Hits, "a; errors, 4.
AT Washington
Washington. .. 0 8 0 6 O o. O
Boston,...... O 0 / % 0 0 o. g
Washington-Hits, 4; errors, l. Boston
Hits, l. errors, A.
Az st. Louis
Pittsburg.....,. O O 90 o / @ g 2
ST Leuis....... o o o / O 0 o. 2
Pittsburg-Hits, 3; errors, .. st. Louis
Hits, z errors, l.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
Routed tho spanIards.

ky WEST, July 2.-News from Cuba Is
that DR.. Zayas, tho insurgent loader is i'm
Luroco, province OF Havana. and on Satur-
day he Ind an engagement with General
1chos, IN which the Spanish had iGwound-
ed The CON hination against Maceoin the
province Of Pinar del Rio.has resulted in
several small engagements in which Maceo
completely routed two bands Of guerrillas
and captured go pieces of arms, and the
Spaniards now claim that they cannot
find Maco0
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
To Represent tho Empire STATE.

Albany, July g. Governor Morton has
appointed the following gentlemen to rep
resent the state of New Norl. at the Ten
nessee centennial celebration TO be held In
Nashville next year. beginning May /:
John g Latham Of Latham, Alexander q
Co., New York; James McCroery of James
McCrecry & Co, New York George II.
kuns Of Tiffany q Co., New York; Rob
ort b. Heiford. president of the Merchants
exchange Bulalo; Henry T. Gnnnison,
city editor OF tho Brooklyn Eagle; Tim.
othy l.. Woodruff, park commissioners.
Brooklyn John G. Eanes OF H. 3 Claf-
lin & CO., New York
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
To Notify Hobart.

IND1ANAPoLIs July 2.-The following
statoment has boon issued by tho Hon.
charlen VI Fairbanks, chairman of the
committee selected to ndtify Hon, Garrett
A. Hobart OF his nomination:
"The committee appointed by tho Re-
publican national convention TO formally
notify Hon. Garret A. Hobart Of his nom
ination will meet at tho Fifth Avenue ho-
tel, New York city Mt 8 O'Clock on the
evening Of Monday, July o. The commit
toe will be at Paterson n j., July T.
"CHARIFs w FAfRBANks.n
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
Troops Under Arm..

COLUMBUS, o., July e---rn response to
Sheriff Lock S request for militia, Govern
or Bushnoli announced that the sheriff
must use his own Judgment, and II unable
to copo With tho strikers himself to call
out Whist militia he wanted In the county
Aho shorih has l50 deputies undor arms,
% with winchester rifles Company ID, O.
A. g., at Berea, is under arms, and Com
pany X OF this city has boen ordered to
stand In readiness.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
The President at Gray oabIos.

BuzzARDs BAY, Mass, July 2.-Prosi.
dent Cleveland found charming weather
TO greet him on arrival az Gray Gables,
and the day proved one Of the best so far
this season He did not go fishing. al
though the report was sent up to his homo
that buetish were quito plenty down the
bay. There are several guests at Gray Ga
bles
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
E,-aIlnl.ter r.autnn rnrr In.

SAVANNAH July News was received
from Clifton Springs n T., that General
Alexander r. Lawton Of this city is in a
very procarious condition at that place
Goncrai l4awton was prominent in tho
Confederate army and under prosident
Cleyeland's first administration was min
istCr to Austria.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
srills shut Down.

FALL RrvER Mass, July 2. - The
American Linen oompany's mills have
announced a shutdown for an indefinite
period On Tuesday the warper tenders
were notified Of a reduction OF wages.
They objected TO this, and on the refusal
of the management to reconsider the propo-
fition the tenders struck The manage.
ment immgdiately announced an indea-
mite shutdoSn.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
dn,lnson.. 80 TImc.

11.sss;;s;;ssss;;ss. ss;s;;ssss;;ss July al : johnson, the
American bicyclist, riding or the Catford
track, went a quutiern nf q mile with ily-
ing START IN "a 10 seconds and third Of a
r-lle in sa 3-5 seconds, both being new
Irurorrnn ronnrds
Evening journal., 1896-07-02
clareex wns Acnu,,tea-

TRENTON, July Patrick J. Clancy,
q saloon keeper in this place, charged with
IN causing the death OF Will
lam hiannery of Philadelphia on March
II, was acquitted in Mercer court.
Evening journal., 1896-07-02

-Thomes HHkins. a farmer living near
Milford Ioss Reads fell from \ cherry tree
some ~ents feet TO the ground and injured
himself badly.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-30
pefen.eIe.. cal,an z i.oners stoned.
VENEZUELAN DISPUTE
Lan.doune Depreeates CIarke's Assertion
That RagIand's Claims Were UntenabIe.

Lzsn.doysne Depreeates CIzrke's Assertion
That RagIana's Claims Were UntenabIe.
London. Oct Zs.-The Marquis OF
LansGoygn secretary OF state for var.
delivered q speech al Leeds last night
He took occasion 70 deprecate the
speech recently made a. YORK b. Sir
Edward Clarke. formerly solicitor
general. who said that Great Britain's
claims in Venezuela were untenable.
and that no honest or impartial srbi-
traitor or commission could decide in
Great Britain favor on the evidence
Lord Lansdoyyne declared that Sir Ed
wards statement was q startling and
serious one. Great Britain's claims had
been carefully investigated and he be-
lieTed that most of them could Be sup
ported by satisfactory evidence. Lord
Lansdovne added that there was rea-
son to hope that the time was APP
preaching when these questions would
be settled by arbitration or an anicabl
compromise upon suitable conditions.
When the time came Great Britain
would enter court. not for a moment
believing that every point would be
decided in her favor. but confident that
her claims would be found to be sup
ported BIZ evidence based upon the es-
tablished principles of international
law
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-30
STOCK MARKET RUSE
sORHT kEED OF RESI-. HOWEVER


yTzSHsnvzgn- Oct sa-Ge1- FIsZhz1a
Lee. cy1suI general Al Havana has
Eo I'd his proposed Fls5- 10 his home
II virginia which he hsd expected 70
make within TIE next few ozgS The
cete--znazson 70 reoazn a. his pest =
understood 20 be d1e 20 The reports
eu--=ut Il The United States that lie
was ossss listed with his instructions
and desired 20 b< relieTed As his re-
su-r might give seeming approval 70
the repo-.&- the consul general deter
mined 70 give NJ The VACATION he had
planned although he L much Il need
OF change OF scene. owing 70 the
hz~dshfDz Of the Havana climate during
the last SIX n01EhS
Bear Rzse on New York Sseek ExehAEge-
New YORK Oct 2s--Sooa after the
opening q tie stock exchange many
prominent brokerage firms In Val
street were surprised 20 receive what
were intended 20 be regarded a. tele-
graph messages dated from Washing
Ton. and signed L c. They read As fol-
lows: --FE1zhugh Lee now On way from
CubA Upon his return this week ex-
ira session viii be called and war mes
sage submitted from president See
letter Who L C. Is none Of the re-
ceiTerz knew or cared The work was
a. once set down Is bear trick, and
no importance would have been az
Tackled 20 i bat for the fact that the
stock market suddenly broke, partly
because Of the high rates for money.
and room traders who had heard
only vague reports Of the reception Of
the messages. accepted the statements
made IN them as matters Of fact. and
soon the exchange was full Of talk Of
impending war with Spain The mes
szges were written IN pencil on the or
binary blanks used for sending mes
sages over the Postal telegraph wires.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-30
kEYPoRT CROSSING Accl0ENT.
Railroad Men Lay the Respen-i bilit5 OA
the Victims

Keypo-t- y. j.. Oct -s-The raj
road crossing accident Al Ksaastag
yesterday. b which Dr. IS Palmer
and his 1s-year-old gran 5aaugh'er
were instantly killed. hss laughter
aged =. slightly hurs ana William
Hauran. 9 visitor whom 'ae Ralneri
had gone 70 the depot "a meet per
haps fatally injured. j. claimed Og
railroad men 10 have been caused oy
their own carelessness IN net aseer
tanning whether a train was approach
ing before they started 10 drive across
the Central railroad tracks. but tAls
opinion Is not shared by the friends o.
the victims. VINO say that the crossing
has always been considered dangerous
The accident was a pecul5arl i sad one
as. Just before the LOGON etive struck
the carriage. the four were chatting
merrily together and had not the
slightest knowledge that danEer was
near. Tie time elapSiuE between theH
first seeing the train ana the fatal col,
lsion was 50 short that the frightene"
occupants had no time TO leap from 'ns
coach. The train went some distance
before il could be stopped. and theA
many of the passengers alighted to sec
what had occurred Physicians "el,
summoned. but their services were .,
no avail in the case Of DR.. Palmer anu
his granddaughter. who were alreau!
dead. DIR. Palmer's head was horn
bly, crushed and his right foot cut Oh
while his granddaughter body was
almost cut to pieces. Mr. HaurSu,
who is thought TO have no chance u
recovery. and DR.. Palmer's daugh'el'
who was comparatively slightly III
jured. were taken to the NonmouN
Memorial hospital. Long Branch, III
treatment. The carriage was wreeAsu'
but the horse was not killed.
Election Riots in Hungary
Budapest, Oct. 2s.-Serioos election
riots have taken place in different par"
of Hungary. At lyman a detaehinsn'
of hussars. while attempting 10 res'o.s
order. was stoned by the mob ana ols
trooper was killed. The huzzars 'uele
upon charged with drawn SWORDS an
several of the rioters were TouDu's
Troops have been sent TO the 'ai''
disturbed districts
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-30

Great Activity az rhs Different
Party Eeadouarterz
RUSHING TIE WORN 1T The CLOSE


View YORK Oct 2a-As the csDp2-g1
Srsxs toward ia elose the activity Al
The different headquarters Dc- OILY
does 10. diminish Out increases Z p-o-
portion 20 the shortening Of The t11z7-
ETerT nerve Is being strained y re
utmost and every effort l. beng 1z~e
IN al parts Of the c0un--y 20 earrF t1e
oaT for the respective candidates
Thousands Of campaign documents are
still being circulated b. nzll and
o.herEske, and hundreds q speakers
are being directed n their stuzny-rg
tours II various parts q the county
from the national headquarters here
This WORK viii b carried On unreE1lE-
tznglv from low anil TIE day before
election Al dsT long and far mo
each night large force q CLERKS a.
he headquarters Is kept constantly
: srt attending % TIE several matters
nat fall within their province TIE
literary bure1~z are particularly hard
pressed the demand for speeches BE-
ing seemingly unlimited, but every
resource viii Dc taxed % he Ut1ost %
supply what 5 requested
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-30
ENTERTAINING THE PRINCE
Lozis ef savoy Having Grand TIIns Dur
ing HE stay IN Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA Oct zs.-Prnce LOUIS
Of Savoy. Who has been the recipient
Of much social attention since his ar
rival here on the Italian cruiser CElsto-
toro Colombo. viii BE- entertained a.
dinner tonight by ex-Minister Potter
and afterward ne the prince vii glFe
z ball AZ Inc Hotel strattord n &C
acknowledgement Of the hospitality
shown hin Il Philadelphia The Girls
toforo Colon 30 viii Leave TO-DAY Tor
New YORK and the prince viii board
the vessel a. that place later IN the
week. Yesterday the prince was driven
70 the Country club by Col Z DeN-
Morreu On z tz4y-ho. There we're
number 81 prominent persons II the
party including ex-A-aister Potter and
q luz Der ot ladies' The party occi-
pied three coaches Luncheon was
gerTed a. the club house and later II
the afternoon the prince returned 70
the cruiser. Last evening Col and
Mrs. 4 J. DrexeI gaTe . dinner N
Prince LOuis' honor. and dance fol-
lowed On board Col Drezel's yacht the
Margarira- The prince was also the
guest of honor last night a. banquet
given By the local Italian soci@ies Il
the Hotel Walton and which was pre-
csded b. promenade concert Al Hor-
ticultural hall Col and Mrs Drexels
dance was a gorgeous affair The
Aargarita was IN gala attire and bril-
lisntlY Illuminated with electric lights
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-30
GERMANY AND RUSSIA.
The Reported Alliance During Prince Bis
marek's Term of Once.

Berlin. Oct. 2s.-The Reichsanzeige
annouoces officially that. IN spite of the
desire expressed that the government
should make statement on the sub
ject Of the announcement made by
Prince Bismarck's organ. the Hambur-
ger Nachrichten- on Monday last. that
defensive alliance existed between
Russia and Germany during the last
six years in which Prince Bismarck
was in Office. the government viii not
make one. The Reichsanzeiger adds:
diplomatic events of this kind ara
strict state secrets and TO preserve them
conscientiously Is an international
duty, a breach of which would preju-
dice important state interests The
imperial government must therefore
decline any attempt TO clear mp the
matter. and it viii neither correct
what Is false nor supply what Is in
complete, IN the conviction that reli-
ance upon the sincerity and fidelity to
treaties of German policy 10 too firmly
established among the other powers to
be shaken BY revelations Of this kind.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-30
NEW YORK Markets.

Wheat-Spot easy; higher premiums
asked. Oct. 735lc.; Dec, 76c.; May,
7oc.
Corn Spot weake; moderate trade
Oct. 29Hc.; Dec. 3OXc.; Jan. 3Oc.; May
33ssc.
oats-Spot dull; old prices prevail.
Oct. 221sc.; Dec. 231sc.; March Csc. !:
May 25s5c.
Pork-Spot firm; moderate demand
Extra prime, nominal, short clear,
9.0O@ 1880; mess, S8.5O@9.25; family,
SO. 50m12.OO
Lard-Market quiet; trade easier
e4.65.
Eggs-Fancy are scarce and firm.
State and Pennsylvania, fresh, 1870
21c.; ice house, 14H@16c.; western,
16M@19c.; duck, 1871 @2251c.; goose,
22M24c.; western, case, $3.25@3.9O.
Butter-Marlxet steady with less
force to the demand; fresh creamery
drm; prices still strong. Creamery,
western extras, 2Oc.; state and Penn
sylvania, seconds 10 best, 121<@I9c. /;
creamery, western seconds, 14c.; state
dairy, half-frlxin tubs, fresh factory,
13c.; state dairy, half-frkin tubs sec
onds to frsts, 1111@13c.; western imi-
tation creamery, seconds to frsts.
1O@13c.: western factory, firsts to ex-
tras. 7@10c.
Cheese-In moderate supply. State.
full cream, large size, fall made, col
ored, 0@1Oc. large. common to choice,
part skins, ~ 006szc.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-30
Gold from Australia

New York, Oct. 2s.-The So. 900
in gold to be shipped from Sydney.
n. s. W., by the steamer Alameda for
San Francisco, as announced in a dis
patch from the former place last even
ing. is consigned to the Anglo-Califor-
MAN bank. which is practically the
San Francisco branch of the firm of j.
& w. Seligman & Co. of this city. At
their office here it was said that the
gold would be turned into the United
States sub-treasury at San Francisco
Immediately upon its arrival there. and
that the treasury's gold reserve would
be correspondingly increased. Fur
Their shipments of gold at that point. it
was also said. would be received and
turned into the treasury reserve.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-30
EvERHARoT Badly PUNISHED.


Stands Up Twenty-fonr Rounds Before La
vigne, Who Is Awarded the Fight.
New York. Oct 2S.-The Bohemian
Sporting club held its first contest of
Importance last night when George.
better known as Kid Lavigne of
Saginaw. Mich, and Jack Everhardt of
New Orleans. the well-known light
weights. met in a twenty-five round
bout at I3s pounds for purse OF s.. 500.
The prices charged for admission were
$50. so and SO. The betting was
1000 to TOO on Lavigne. The contest
was advertised as being for the light
weight championship of the world.
but the weights at which the men
fought precluded any such conclusion,
the legal weight limit being 13s
pounds. The fighting was fast and furi-
GUS. the men appearing pretty evenly
matched. In the twenty-fourth round.
after Everhardt had taken enough
punishment to have finished half a
dozen men. the referee jumped into the
ring and awarded the fight to Lavigne
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-30
The Question of Admitting Armenians-

New York. Oct 2s.-Dr Joseph r.
Eenner. commissioner OF inmigrat ton.
has received q telegram from the act
ing secretary of the treasury which
says: The treasury department ap-
proves vour action IN Armenian mat
tiers as reported IN your letter OF the
23rd inst and the future course in
0icated therein. Your recommenda-
tons as TO the acceptance of bonds viii
be considered IN connection with the
papers received Dr. Senner's recon-
mendations were that the Transports
ton authorities should insist upon the
proper distribution of the immigrants
SO as not 10 conflict with the labor
market in any particular branch or
location.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-30
Canadian Factories ReopenIng.

Montreal, Oct. 2s.-The cry of ruin
raised by the conservatives during the
last elections as result TO follow the
coming into power of the liberals, has
not materialized, If one can credit the
reports that come from various parts
Of the Dominion concerning the re-
opening of manufactures. The latest
announcement in this connection is
that the large cotton factories at Corn
wall will start up on the LIST of Novem-
Der and run full blast during the win
ter. This announcement is great
boon to the mill operatives and mer-
chants of Cornwall, as it Is a long
time since the factory hands enjoyed
full pay
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-30

Chicago. Oc-- zs.-H--s rs Il.
port yesterday st-=-z ia lie
worlds wheat s-oczs t-- a1-iapa
tons On the exchange. a. z-zo.b
$50. 90 bushels being E-~=- lie fore:
u the weakening power -a-s len
OF news was not instant FELL bit
when il was exploi.e6 -ze-e was 4
unanimous selling UoTem -t. -oGeling
ISL. The buying agaEs. PMS sus
sained prices and even e4--i par.
sial rally, but the disc ga tong
vas prominent eSen On -c57eris
The final moments OF th~ ~~ssion lie.
veloped nothing new II sAe Sl,ustiol
the market rellyiug and closing On
puts. The range on Deoem =r 7vas be
tween 7es and - : and -ls dose q
. 2E9stsc under No1da
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-30

TEMPTED Brzb@rE IN the Dz1D<sess aa-a's-
Jsezzonrzlae. Va Get z--He7rT
" Bu6d- p5nke-to1 detective II ne
enploy Of tbe spanish goFernuent- :
Il AL hers for Al attempt % Dz-p1 =
4 Allen who h4S been eDp-oyea O
The Dzzn1zess- 70 give eFi1enoe against
The alleged 1liozstering steamer B1oo
was he'd II s.. 500 bond and falling e
gize Il was Sent 20 AL Il the EuO41s
hare evidence 20 couTsc1 B1dd Of Ele
alleged attempt Al bribery he vii x
sent 20 the penitentlzrT for nFe Eezrs-
Battle a. Gzlofre-
Madrid. Oct zS-A dispatch from
HzTana SAYS Major Uriz- with go
men following instructions iron zen
Melguizo. found the rebels under Log
ent Al Galore. Pfnar del BIO The
troops were assisted bv the gunboats
DSlyz1o and Pa-i5o. which shelled the
rebels position which WIS finally
abandoned The loss OF The insur-
gents was thirty-txo dead the bodies
being left % the field L : calcu-
lated thai eighty OF the rebels were
wounded The troops lost an officer
and nineteen priEates wounded Senor
Esoo5zr. an editor OF the suppressed
newspaper La Discussion who was ar
rested teTv days ago and then re-
leased has been rearrested-
Another Rebel Defeat Reported
Havana glcc zs-The forces under
Col Aldea hare routed the rebel par
ties commanded By Lucret and Rogue,
go strong. ninety OF whom mostly IL
tantry. persisted The combat. which
lasted SIX hours began a. Gab-sola
and terminated a. san Miguel pro
vince Of Na1anzzs The troops Lost
one killed and FIVE wounded As tie
ADORE sEory emanaees from Official
sources. and On account Of the large
numbers OF rebels said 20 have per
ished- with loss Of only one from the
Spanish ranks. friends % the Cubans
here believe il should Dc taken with
grain Of salt
DefsnseIess Cuban Pr isoners stoned
Cadiz- Oct ga number Of Cuban
prisoners were landed here yesterday
and we're a. once taken 20 the prison
where they viii be confined They
were followed By hooting mob. many
members Of which threw stones a. the
defenceless men. The gendarmes who
had the prisoners IN charge mad much
difficulty IN protecting them against
the violence Of the mob.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-30

A*ek*z& 4#Ns 4N& & &#*+
BAk1zNoaE, October 18th, 1895.
~ ne Dsmoeyoks n Na,glonds
II i openiy stated aud generally b.
IIeved that the onIy hope the Repub~
IicaD parry has Of carrying Maryland
Ii by the lavish use Of money and In
limitation Of the voters. This can be
prevented by vigilance on the part 0f
tbe.DemocIaey.
The Election Law Of Maryland pun
ishes by imprisonment in Jail or in the
penitentiary for not Iess than Fix
months nor more than five years, false
personatiOn Of voters, voting, or at
tempting, or Offering TO vote upon the
name Of any other person living Of
dead, false, assumed, or fictitious, or
upon any name not that Of the law
fully registered voter himself; voting
or attempting TO vote more than once;
voting or attempting or offering to
vote IN any election precinct without
legal right TO vote therein; influencing
or attempting 10 influence any voter
In giving his vote, by force, threat,
menace, intimidation, bribery, or re-
ward, or offer or promise thereof; pre-
venting, or hindering or attempt
ing 10 prevent or hinder any qualified
voter from freely exercising his right
Of suffrage; or inducing or attempting
to induce any voter to exercise such
right.
The provisions Of the Election Law
will he fully and fearIessIy enforced
and all persons detected in any viola
tions Of the laws will he promptly ar
rested aud held for trial. Democratic
chaIlengers and watchers are instruct
ed to be active and vigiIant In their
several precincts; and they are especi-
ally directed TO report promptly any
and all violations Of law which shall
come under their notice and TO call the
attention OF the election officers and
officers Of police or any sheriff or con-
stable Of any actual or attempted Of
fences which they shall witness, and
cause the immediate arrest of any Of
fender. aud report the same Ut once to
either Of the undersigned, III order that
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-30

Brooklyn, =. y, Oct. 2s.-Every
one Of the $50 girls employed in the
Fay Harmon corset works and skirt
manufactures Of Locl<in & FindIey
and lemon Brothers, located in the
six-story building Of Ronalds q Co,
which was destroyed by fire yesterday
afternoon, have been accounted for.
AS many of the girls were on the top
floor when the flames were discovered
1t was feared that some of them might
have persisted.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-30

New York. Oct. 2S-The detective
bureau at police headquarters has been
notified b. the authorities of the West
chester jail at White Plains. that Peter
James. alias Edward Jacques. one of
the men concerned in the Walker
Adams murder at Bedford station on
August 20. had escaped James fled
his way out of the cell while the keep
ers we're watching parade then pass
ing the prison