The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

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unmmred. was arrested ana taken 10
Jail IL await the result of Lanes in
iurics. He claims he acted in self-de-
fense, as Lane attacked him.
, Chicago, Tune 1O.-OrderS were given
by the South Park Board to the park
police TO arrest owners of automobiles
who ran their vehicles on the boule-
wards. McuhcrS of firms manufactur-
ing automobiles held meeting and de-
terlnined To court arrest for violating
thcrecently enacted order, and went to
Washington Park with that purpose
George f. Marchant and A. Hart
i'll view. II. G.. Osborne, G. +. Woods,
Smith succeeded in being arrested.
They will be tried in a police court
and on appeal carry the cases to the
Supreme Court if necessary, to defeat
the order
BeaufoIte, \. C., June 2O.--The body
of the alleged negro murderer Lewis
Patrick, who was taken from Jail here
by 4 mob. has been foundS The mob
kept the negro concealed in a swamp,
thereby eluding the Sherlff's posse
which went in hot pursuit.
Then, it is said, the lynchers tied the
negro to a tree and shot him to death
The body was found along the maiE
road near the store of the negro's vic
tim, f. T. Weeks. at Bogue. n. c.. and
was badly mutilated. containing at
least fifty bullets. 1t IS reported that
before death Patrick confessed and
implicated two other negroes in the
crime.
Scranton, Pa. June 2O-The trouble
between the 600 carpenters and the
master builders eliminated in a tie-up
of all building operations. The carpen-
terS demanded the eight-hour work
day and thirty cents an hour. The mas
ter builders refused to grant the de-
mands.
The following trades. affiliated with
steamfitters, maSons. StOnecutters. tin
the building trades council went on
on strike: Carpenters, bricklayers
lathers, painters, plaStercrs. plumbers
smiths. woodworkers and house cleo
tricianS.
The United brotherhood of Carpen-
tres and Joiners Of America have
thrown themselves into the fight. and
Gre backing the carpneters financially.
Altogether about $500 men are on
strike.
Strettin, Prussia, June 20.-A disas.
ter has occurred on the River Oder, OF
the village of Zuellchew. The passen.
ger steamer Bluecher has been run in.
to and sunk by the steamer POelitz.
Thirty persons are reported to have
been drowned and ten were saved.
Reading, Pa, June 20.-The police
have decided to stop the funeral going
Of Sophia Christian. For the past thir-
ty years she has attended an average
of nearly two funerals a day, and
boasts Of total of 6,000. She will be
detained at the County Home for the
present
Bay Shore, L. l., June 20.-Walter L.
Dunham recently injured his thumb,
smashing and loosening the rail. 1t
gave him no particular trouble until
Wednesday morning, when he had
difficulty in opening his mouth. BY
night the Jaws were fully locked, and
It is thought he will not recover. He
has suffered great agony and has to be
fed by artificial means.
Sing Sing, June 20.-"The Star of
Hope" the new eight-page paper print
ed and written by the conv.ctS in the
prison here, has proved so popular that
1t has been decided by Superintendent
of Prisons Collins to enlarge 1t and ex-
tend it's circulation. The Sing Sing
Prison will furnish and print the usual
amount of matter, Auburn Prison will
furnish four pages and Clinton Prison
four pages. Four thousand copies will
be printed twice a month for distribu-
tion among the inmates of all the penal
institutions In the State.
Harrisburg, Pa, June 21.-Judge 81
monton, in the County Court, has de-
cided that an army canteen for the sale
of liquor to soldiers cannot be carried
on without a regular license from the
courts.
Albany, June 21.-The sale of the
Albany Club ,on State street, was
broken open and $SS in cash taken.
Detectives have been placed at work,
but not the slightest clue to the dar-
ing cracksmen has been found.
Chicago, ILL.,, June 21.-Judge Ball,
of the Supreme Court, has granted
danraa nf divorce f0 I,OiliEa Kellogg