The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-21

Staub, of Baltimore, Md, in descend.
ing from the Royal Hut near Pontre-
Sina. in the Engadine Valley, fell over
a precipice and was killed.
Mansfield. Ohio, July 1S.-Mrs. Louis
Wagner suicided by crawling into a
little cStern in her wash house. She
was 80 years old and leaves a hus-
band and four grown daughters.
Tacoma, July 1S.--The officers of the
Olympia bring woyd that the CITY of
Pekin is Quarantined at NagaSki and
the American Maru at Yokohama. both
of San F'rancisco-Oriental lines. with
cases of the bubonic plague aboard.
Chicago, July 1S.--The Tribune prints
revised figures gathered from CORE
Spondents throughout the country.
showing loss of 141 lives resulting
from the last Fourth of July. Some
of these died on July 4; others from
injuries received then. Lockiaw has
caused the death of So out of the 141
Newark, July 1S.-Mrs. Catharine r
DAILY, sixty years Old. was attacked at
New and Norfolk streets by large
Newfoundland dog and knocked down.
Her left arm was broken, her forehead
cut and one of her teeth knocked out.
The dog did not bite Mrs. DAILY.
Milwaukee, July 1S.-Andy O'Dea.
the rowing coach. has returned to the
University of Wisconsin. He has
signed a three-year contract to coach
the "Badger' oarsnen at a salary of
$1,000 year. McCOnville. who coach
ed the crew for the recent POUCH
keepsie race, may go to Columbia to
be associate coach to DR.. Peet
Jersey. City. n. J., July 1S.-f'rancis
Lomeyne. fifty years of age. a French
silk weaver living at 423 Union Street.
Union Hill. n. j., shot himself through
the heart with revolver. He was
found dead by his friend Joseph Rous-
set of 213 Franklin street. Union Hill.
The dead man had no relatives IN this
country.
Philadelphia, July 1S.-As a result of
n fall from n street car, the Rev. p.
Aloysius Jordan, s. J.. assistant rector
Of st. Iosephs Roman Catholic Church,
died here. Father Jordan lost his bal
ance while getting off Il car and fell
striking his head on the asphalt street.
He was rendered unconscious. and he
never rallied from the fall.
Chicago, July 1S.--SIXteen hundred
members of the Boilermakers and Iron
Ship Builders Union have struck here
They ask for an eight-hour day. thirty
cents an hour and half holiday on
Saturdays in the summer. Two hun
dred and fifty men employed by the
Chicago Furnace Company as ore
shovelers also struck for more pay.
Cleveland. O., July 1S.-Uuless the
local tug combine comedies their de
mands. all the tugmen in Cleveland
harbor except those employed by the
Independent line will go out on strike
The tugmen ask that the scale of
wages in operation in 1891 be restored.
7 heir wages are on the same basis as
during the panic, while towing rates
<have advanced fifty per cent.
Hartford City, Ind, July 1S-Ralph
Schelly, aged eight years, lies dead at
his home at Montpelier as the result
of an attack made upon him by four
companions. The heys accused are:
Cliff Haskins. Ora and Dock Bowman
and Herman Payne. Two of the boys
held him while a third pounded him
with n stone on the neck and back and
the fourth kicked him. He was at
tackled by lockjaw and died.
Railway, n. j., July 1S.-Daniel Nc
Namara, an employe of the Adams Ex-
press Company at the company'S pier
in Jersey City, was drowned at Boyn-
ton Beach While in bathing Me
Namara was taken with cramp.
Two of his companions went to his
rescue, but he slipped from them and
sank. His body has been recovered.
Cincinnati. July 1S.-The following
telegram has been received from NJ.
e. Ingalls, in response to a query as
! to the truth of the report that he was
about to leave the Big -Four Railroad
Company to become the arbitrator for
the Vanderbilt-Morgan interests.
Homestead, Hot Springs. Va. July
17.-There is not word of truth in
the report. tSignedl NJ. +. INGALLS,"
Havana, July 1S.-An interesting
| question moving the ownership of q
copper mine came to the official notice
of Mayor Hyatt Of G lanabocoa. when
he was requested to send police to n
mine near Las Minas, which was pur-
chased n few months ago By Hugh j.
Reilly and Gustavus Solomon, of New
York, and which is now being worked
| by them.
Three Americans went to the mine
and showed paper purporting TO be
claim of the mine issued in 1891 in
favor of a Sranard named Munoz,
who had signed over his alleged rights
to the men who presented the paper.
/ The latter were driven off the place by
Reilly and Solomon's men. who dis
/ played revolvers. Mr.. Hyatt was then
requested to send the police. Reilly
maintained that the AIunoz claim, even
| if it ever had any legal value. has
lapsed. and as he owns the land he in
tends going ahead with the mining OPP
erations.
Altoona, Pa. July 1S-A deposit of
exceptionally fine kaolin has been dis
| covered near Bellefonte. A company
capitalized at $4,000 and headed by