The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-03
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" " 'eu'i'onu 4,i TO attend the launching
ol the torpedoboat Shubrick.
The Indianapolis Methodist Minist.
ers' Association has urged the axnuI-
SION OF Congressman elect Roberts ~
Utah. "a
Inc Hackettstown, On. J.) Seminary
mas Deen burned to the ground. The
loss is 100000, on which there is an
insurance of $150OOO.
General Otis reports the death Of
captain Charles French, of the Thir-
ty-slxth Infantry, who was wounded
IN Mondays fighting near Blanca.
The lynching at Delta, S. c., of the
Rev. John H. Nolan, who formed an
anti-lynching league there. was an
nounced in Boston by Miss Lillian G.
Jewett.
three persons are known to have
been burned to death in the Webster
House fire at Montreal, on Tuesday.
Several other guests are still unac-
counted for
young woman of Leavenworth.
lnd., who was rescued from an over
turned boat in the Ohio river. accuses
her rescuer of having tried to drown
her after she refused to marry him.
DR.. Regidor .Jurado, chairman of the
the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in
London, has received cablegram in
which he is asked to accept the post
of representative of the Tagal govern
ment in Washington.
Andrew Carnegie has sent $1,000
to pay the debt on the first women's
club erected in Texas at Dennison.
A fire in Sing Sing prison damaged
the new hospital. chapels and mess
room to the extent of $4,000.
The British War Office has ordered
a second army corps ready for service
and telegram has been sent to Cape
Town informing them that three extra
battalions of foot and one mountain
battery would be sent to make good
the recent casualties.
Gov. Roosevelt has issued a procla-
nation calling for general thanks
giving on Thursday, Nov. 80.
Gen. Bates has been recalled from
San Fernando, in the Philippines, and
ordered to the southern islands.
Two electric cars were telescoped
in a collision at Findlay, Ohio, Mon
day, in fog. Both motormen Were
fatally injured.
The French Line has launched
fine new steamship, La Lorraine, to
cost $2.316,O00.
The daughter of Governor Digby, Of
Bermuda, was married at Hamilton,
to Col |. G. Dalton, of the British
Horse Guards.
The body of General Guy V. Henry
received military burial at Arlington,
Va, the president and other high Of
ficials being present.
The Hamlet Cotton Mills, of Woon-
socket, r. l., were put under sheGiff's
attachment for 100000 at instance Of
Frank A. SayleS, of Pawtucket.
The comptroller of the currency has
declared dividends to creditors of in
solvent national banks at Dover, n.
H., Olympia, Wash. and Brunswick,
Ga.
monitor Montery to Manila, has been
ordered home. Commander Chas. G.
Cornwell, of the gunboat Petrol, will
succeed him.
Nashville citizens have invited the
President and others to receive at the
city of Nashville. the First Tennessee
Regiment, now enroute from Manila.
Aguinaldo and his congress are
reported to be still at Tarlac.
The Pacific fleet of Flint & Co, is
reported sold 10 San Fransisco syn
dicate.
Ground has been broken for n sep
arate infirmary building on the Vas
sar College campus.
The object of Gen. Otis's next cam
paign would be, it is said, to gain pos
session of the entire line of the rail
road.
Detachments of the Sixth Infantry
have recently been engaged in dis
persing bandits in Negros in the Phil
ippines,
The whaling steamer Jeanette, OF
San Francisco, reports having reach
ed Crozier Channel on her last trip
north.
John Alexander Dove, the divine
healer" narrowly escaped serious in
jury at the hands of a Hammond,
Ind, mob.
EX-Secretary of State John Sher-
man denied the authenticity of an al
legged interview with him predicting
Republican defeat.
A sailor on a United States trans
port bound for Manila was discovered
at Honolulu to be Il woman reporter