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

w. j. Elliott Pardoned

Columbus. Ohio. July 5.-Wiiliam ].
Elliott, former editor of the Sunday
Capitol, who was serving life SEN
tenec for murder, has been pardoned
by Gov. Bushnell. Elliott killed AL
bert Osborne, rival editor on Feb. %.
1891, in a street duel. Elliott left i'm
medately after his pardon for Cali
fornia, promising before he went to
begin life anew. Elliott is known
throughout the country as a champion
of Irish Independence.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07

Washington, July 6.-The War De-
partment has received the following
message from General otis
"Manila, July California infantry
and artillery, numbering 1.4dO, and
discharged men take Sherman, now
loading at NegrOs. Warren takes
Colorado. loo; now preparing pre-
paratory papers; difficult to lighter
transports in typhoon now prevailing.
Grant unloaded; in four days will take
on Idaho. North Dakota and Wyom-
ing; siXty-fivc officers, 1900 men, with
other discharged men. Otis"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07

Toledo. Ohio. July 5.-Mayor S. NJ.
Jones is back from Buffalo not over
impressed with the work at the Re
formers Convention. He announced
positively that he had given up all
idea of becoming an Independent can
didate for Governor this fall. He is
evidently Of the opinion that it is now
too late to inaugurate a campaign
which will combine voters of reform
tendencies this year.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07

Manila, July 6.-There was great
celebration Of the Fourth here with
fireworks. bands, speeches and decora-
tons everywhere. The foreign ships
and Consulates, including the Span
ish raised their colors in conjunction
with the Stars and Stripes. The flag
ship Baltimore fired a National salute
All nationalities took part in what the
Spanish papers termed the Fiesta Of
Narth America"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07

NV Haven Road Buys Property.
Bridgeport. Conn, July 5.-The New
'nk, New Haven and Hartford Rail
oad Company has acquired all the
Eharf property of the Peoples Steam
on Company in this city. The price
rs about 100000. p. r. Barnum
iEanized the Peoples Steamboat
'nnpany, and later it went into the
ontrol of the Bridgeport Steamboat
'Qnpany, which runs he Sound steam
81 Rosedale and Nutmeg State be-
zen Bridgeport and New York. The
Qfchase of the wharf property, it Is
~ was fastened by the rumor that
ae New York Central was negotiating
2 acquire the Bridgeport line. Presi-
ent Jenkins. of the steamboat COM
ny, and President Clark. of the New
wen road, both deny that the rail-
oan company has acquired controlling
Lock in the Bridgeport Steamboat
'unpany.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07
Restraint on Roer Policemen.

Johannesburg, July 5.-An order has
been issued forbidding the Johannes
burg police to carry arms while on
street duty. In an interview. Presi-
dent Kruger is quoted as saying: eve
will prove to the whole world soon
that we will do everything that is fair
within the bounds of reason and JUS
tice. Our course is clear and threats
are l1navailinpn
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07
SchIey Speaks In Chester.

Chester, Pa, July 5.-The Indepen-
dence Day celebration in this city was
the public reception to Rear Admiral
Schley IN Chester Park, in which
$4,000 persons took part. The city
was profusely decorated When the
Admiral arrived at the park he was
greeted by cheers and fusillade from
a battery of artillery and immense
strings of firecrackers suspended from
trees.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07
In Automobile Accident

Marienbad, Bohemia, July 5.-Tbe
Duke of Orleans, Pretender to the
French throne, who is taking tho
water cure here with his wife. created
great diversion with the first auto-
mabile seen here He succeeded in
getting his machine on the sidewalk
and ran down an OLD woman.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07

chicago, July 5.-First Assistant
eecretary of War George D. Nickel
lnl'n is II candidate for United States
Nenator from Nebraska to succeed
aQnn NJ. Thurston, whose term expires
9n March 4. 1901. Mr.. Meikeljohn said
n m interview here that he would be
zul4ed by events.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07

Massillion, Ohio, July 5-Conrad
Witt. respected resident, committed
suicide here. Mrs. Witt and son.
found the body suspended from a raj.
ter in the deceased's workshop. Fail
ing eyesight and deafness were the
cause.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07
usband and Wife Killed by Train

tfement, Ohio, July 5.-A westbound
Shore train struck a buggy con-
ming Robert Terry, his wife and son,
..Hnt miles west of this city. Mr.. and
'Ar4 Terry were killed and their son
4as fatally injured. The buggy was
femDlished and the horse was killed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07
sneccllos.


Mrs. L. u. t. N. Southworth. the
novelist. is dead.
The Government deficit for the fiscal
year is SNN.S75,9H9,
The Comptroller of the Currency has
called for the condition of the National
banks.
The United States gunboat Manila
has returned to Cchu with a broken
shaft
Dan. Coughlin, of Cronin case fame,
indicted in Chicago for attempted Jury
bribng. has escaped.
Adyices from Price, Utah, say the
SETTLERS are alarmed over the menac-
Ing attitude of the UteS.
b The Myles Standish monument was
The Miles Standish monument was
unveiled at DuXbury, Mass.
A collision between the two armies at
san Fernando was expected The ma
yves nave been very active Of late
Strengthening their position.
D The San Francisco Board of Health
has ordered the steamer Nippon Maru
away from the Mail Dock into the
lsream because of danger from the
plague.
Congressman Tawney, of Minnesota.
said in an interview that the only
change in the organization of the next
House would be in the sergeant-at-
arms
A close friend of Secretary Alger
stated in Washington that the Secre-
tary would not resign from the Cab
met, He would rather give up his Sen
atorial aspirations.
The Greater America Exposition at
omaha was formally opened Saturday.
Emil Pollinger, a Chicago butcher,
has ben found guilty of wife murder
and sentenced to death.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07

Department TO command volunteers TO
be sent to the Philippines He will be
commissioned colonel 1t is under
stood that all of the officers of his old
regiment will also be commissioned
and that the entire regiment will be
given an opportunity to enliN either
by companies or by battaliOnS
Vancouver. r. O.. July 5.-The
steamer Tees has arrived from the
north with a large party of returning
Dawson miners. Wallace Haywood, a
sergeant of local police, brought out
$50. 600 in gold dust. Eight others had
heavy boxes of the precious metal.
Marion, Ind. July 5.-WilliS. Howe,
aged "a. was killed by a Panhandle
freight train at Gas City. The shock
ing accident happened ut the depot,
and was Witnessed 10y Il large crowd
His home was in Evansville, Ind,
where he leaves wife and family.
Chicago. July "a new Board of
Directors, representing the majority
stockholders of the "Staatz Zeitun-."
the oldest German daily paper in this
city, has assumed control of that
paper. taking it from the hands of Re-
ceiver C. f. PietSCh. Theodore Bren-
tanois is the new president and treas
urer.
Chicago, July 5.--Lawrence Peek of
1913 North Halstci street died at the
dronIoIio ITa ,ros hilton hv . stroy
d dn% siv woods 400 Tho aninoi RON
was nmpIovcd. Peek tried TO net the
doc and il snapDpd at his hand fear
inc tho flesh. lie Thought little of il
until = few DAYS ggo. when he was at
tackled nv rabies.
Dewey Station TEX. Julv 5.-Grcal
in this vicinity. Several lives have
been lost in the country districts. The
RrazoS River has been rising rapidly
for three days. and the water is now
M ia The stringers of the Missouri.
Kansas & Texas Railroad bridge. 2
LARGE and costly II d structure. Three
miles of railroad f4tk has been wash
- H.
- , ,ne .,.,ao, 20 NC Nv, MieDAe 81.
a ~ 20 ell"oas, III sne ""'ei
10 nisnei ''i'n e'e' oei0ie Auo"n'
queenstown, July o.-Ihe new Ger
man steamer BrlSSaVla, from BelIast
May II for Baltimore, which put IN
mere Tor repairs on June ana sailed
on June "A, has put back to this port
with her machinery again broken.
of State has issued warrant for the
surrender to the authorities of South
port. England, of Elizabeth 1. Arson,
who is charged with larceny. She was
committed for extraditiOn in New
York by Commissioner Anderson.
Chicago, July 5..--E. J. Brewer wants
his presents back from Mrs. Eva Cur
tbs now that she is the wife of an
other and has sued to get them or
in Justice Dooleys court at the trial
to show how much she said she loved
him at one time.
-
Washington, July 5.-Secretary Long
has forwarded to the President the
findings of the court which tried the
charges of intoXication against Pay
master Willis P. Wilcox. 1t is under-
stood that the court recommended Will
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07
aratoga Girl Burned to Death.

HarStoga, July 5.--Grace Branch, the
xoNng daughter of Edward Branch,
Nes burned to death by fire which
z...'ed by the explosion Of a fire.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07
Americans Honor Grotfus.

The Hague, July 5.-The American
delegates to the Peace Conference has
placed a wreath of silver upon the
tomb of the Dutch philosopher, Hugo
Grotius, the father of international
law" The ceremony took place in the
Nieuwe Kerk at Delft, in which town
Grotius was born in 1888. The Hon.
Andrew D. White, United States Am
bassador to Germany and the head Of
the American delegation, presented the
silver wreath in behalf of America,
and delivered an address in which he
lengthily reviewed the life and works
of Grotlus and extolled his greatness.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS
News Notes From Every Part Of
the Civilizid World

Oh w llldIh 1euty fIOWer, Ine Iafn-
Gus London surgeon, is dead.
Gen. Miles is the guest of ex-Secra-
tary Sherman at Mansfield. Ohio.
Justice Cox, Of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia. has resigned.
Burglars visited three residents Of
Lambertville, \. j., securing much
booty.
The National Christian Endeavor
Convention has opened at Detroit
Mich.
United States mails are being col
lected nj Buffalo by automobiles with
great success.
Forty families have been made
homeless by the big fire in Summit,
\. j.
Notwithstanding the reported strike
all departments Of the Carnegie plant
NJ Homestead are running on full time.
-Four children were injured in New
ark, \. j., by the explosion of gun
powder with which they were expert
ment.ug.
The village OF Clande Mere, near
/ Montreal. including the immense pulp
mills OF Secretary Mger, was wiped
out by fire.
Twelve women are uudcr arrest at
Iemesvar, Aust in, charged with muir
der for the purpose of collecting life
Insurance.
Capt. GoSse, Of thc steamer Tees,
which reached Vancouver from Alaska
has reported a million dollars in Klon-
dixie gold on board.
Senator CuHdler, in behalf of the
Governor of New Hampshire. has in
vited President MCKINLEY to visit that
State in the latter part of September
Two women and boy we've injured
near Ninccntown. y. j.. by being
thrown from a wagon during run
away.
Philip II. Colgrove, of Hastings, has
announced himself candidate for the
Republican nomination for Governor
of Michigan.
/ Dr. iunsaulus, of Chicago. has been
/ prevented from preaching in New
York during the summer, as he plan
ned, because of i'll health.
W. G. Pilkngton, Commonwealth
/ Attorney. of Powhatan County, Va,
shot and killed State Senator William
Nj. Flanagan, whom he displaced in
! office.
Filipinos in Negroes attacked the Call
fornia Volunteers as they were about
to embark for home, under the belief
that all the American forces were
about to evacuate the island.
The interior Of mans stomach has
been successfully photographed at Chi
cago.
+ Eight of the crew of the ex-cup
4 champion Defender left the yacht on
Sunday
The disturbances have been renewed
at Barcelona, Spain, and many stores
were compelled to close.
a coal deal involving about 81 ,2OO,-
000 in cash ana 10000 acres OF land
along the Monongahea River has been
closed at Uniontown, Pa.
Assistant Secretary Of War Meikle-
john announced himself a candidate
to succeed Senator Thurston, whose
term expires March A. 1901.
Deputy Sheriff II. Il. Ellis was shot
and killed 10y Elias Hatfield at Gray
Station, w. Va, and both sides in the
+ lIatticld-McCoy feud are arming for a
renewal in The struggle.
Federal Judge Ianford at Seattle
has decided that the capital stock of
bank is not stock for taxation purposes
until its issuance has been duly certi-
fed ana authorized by the Comptroller
Of the Currency.
The American delegates to the Peace
Conference put wreath on the tomb
of GrotlnS at Delft. Holland. Ambas-
ealor White and President Low. Of
-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07
THE COUNTRY IN GENERAL
A Summary of Happenings al
Home and Abroad.
THE NEWS CONDENSED.
A Review of What Has TranSpired
of Public Interest

Carlisle, KY, July 6.-Jacques Cas-
selle, the aeronaut came near losing
his life here. He made an ascension
during the street fair and at the height
of $50 feet the balloon burst and he fell
to the roof of a warehouse. He es-
capped with severe bruises.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07
Death of the Rev. /. $. Hartley.

Great Darlington, Mass, July g.
The Rev, Isaac S. Hardley, rector of
the st. James Protestant Episcopal
Church in this town, died suddenly of
heart failure. He conducted the SER
vices In the church on Sunday and was
apparently in his usual health mn to
the time of his death
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r.. ,'' M. the assassin of Presi-
dcnt Garfield.
Sioux city Ia. July 81. f. At
wood. an old and wealthy citizen of
this place. is dead from the effects of a
Sandba gging which he received about
three weeks ago. 1t is not known who
his ASSISTANTS were. After the assault
he wandered about the streets several
days before Scarchers found and took
him home The police and Coroner
are Investigating the case. The attack
was undoubtedly made for the purpose
of robbery
Springfield, ILL.,. July 5.-Acting Gov.
Warder has been advised that the
State troops are still in control of the
situation at Carterville and that every
thing is quiet there Col Culver's
message indicates a weakness on the
part of Sheriff Gray. who was vigor-
Gus in his demand for State troops.
According to the officers message
Sheriff Gray had not been at the scene
of trouble since Friday. The Brush
party has. il is said. repleniShed its
supply of ammunition but the union
men have not made any effort to do
so.
Chicago. July 5.-The kidnappers Of
! little Gerald Lapiner-Elizabeth Ann
ln@erSoll and John CollinS-have been
found guilty and Chicago awaits with
much interest to learn the sentence the
Board of Pardons will impose upon
these two inhuman creatures.
What sentence shall hpfalI the CON
victcd kidnappers depends upon the
Board of Pardons. for the crime comes
under the Indetermiate Sentence act
and neither court nor jury may decide
the punishment.
Imprisonment for one year or life
may be the lot Of Mrs Ingersoll and
John Collins. All rests with the Board
of Pardons.
Trenton. n J., July 6-Articles of
Incorporation of the American Writing
Paper Company have been filed with
authorized capital of S25,00O,O0O The
company is organized to manufacture
and deal in paper. One-half of the
stock is preferred with seven per cent.
cumulative dividends.
San Francisco, July Ga story has
recently been circulated that a party
/ of miners who left Nevada City some
months ago to prospect in the north
had persisted of cold and hunger in the
wildS of Siberia. Mrs. Norvall Doug
lass of this city. whose son is one Of
the members of the party declares
most emphatically that there is no
J tr11th in the story
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07

Vancouver. r. c.. July 5.-The
steamer Tees has arrived from the
north with large party of returning
Dawson miners. Wallace Haywood, a
sergeant of local police brought out
$4,000 in gold dust Eight others had
heavy boxes of the precious metal.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07

Department TO command volunteers TO
be sent to the Philippines. He will be
commissioned colonel 1t is under
stood that all of the officers of his old
regiment will also be commissioned
and that the entire regiment will be
given an opportunity to enliN either
by companies or by battalions
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07

Marion, Ind. July 5.-Willis, Howe,
aged "a. was killed by a Panhandle
freight train at Gas City. The shock
ing accident happened at the depot,
and was Witnessed 10y large crowd.
His home was in Evansville, Ind,
where he leaves n wife and family.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07

Morristown, Ind, July 6.-Postoffice
Inspector w. f, Fletcher. Of Indian
apolis, Investigated the office here and
found Postmaster II. B. Connaway
5000 short Melvin Bowman, one Of
the bondsmen has paid $211 on that
account. Bondsman Charles I. Will
Jams is in the office.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07

Chicago. July "a new Board Of
Directors, representing the majority
the oldest German daily paper in this
city, has assumed control of that
paper, taking it from the hands of Re
ceiver C. F. PietSCh. Theodore Bren-
tanois is the new president and treas
urcr
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07

'sssusoU sInoss o. ps5Iqo elS
sIssnH ~ sIsqdeISoloqd mercury
'pesusoFT
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07

Chicago, July 5.--Lawrence Peek of
1913 North HalStcl street died at the
National Temperance Hospital of by
drophohia. He was bitten by a stray
dog six weeks ago. The animal ran
into the street car barns where Peek
was employed Peek tried to pet the
dog. and it snapped at his hand, tear
ing the flesh. He bought little of it
until few days ago, when he was at
tackled by rabies
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07

Lexington, Ky, July AIRS. Will
lam HORNE, of South Limestone street,
swept up her yard. The pile of leaves
and trash she set on fire contained an
innocent-looking piece of gas pipe.
The pipe was loaded with dynamite
and exploded. Mrs. HORN was badly
cut and burned.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07

Anderson, Ind, July 4.-Advices
from Washington state that Col. w. T.
Durbin, of this city, who commanded
the 161st Indiana through the Cuban
campaign and who received for his
regiment the highest marking for SAM
tation and discipline in the Southern
camps, has been selected by the War
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-07

Chicago July 6.--Four men entered
the laundry of Moy Lee and held the
Celestial proprietor mp at the point of
revolvers. They robbed him Of 80 AS
the men fed Lee gave chase. when one
of the robbers turned and fired. seri-
ously wounding him in the abdomen,
The robbers escaped.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-10

yards. Hammill gained eight yards
Shaker made three yards through Com
stock. Henry went through Rodgers
for two yards. Fell was carried through
for ten yards and Shaker made four
yards through tackle. Trait was hurt,
but resumed. Shaker tried Rodgers for
yard, and Shaker again went for four
yards. With only five yards to gain
Shaker plunged through the right side
for two yards. Henry made a yard
through right tackle and Shaker plunged
over for d touchdown, twenty minutes
after play commenced. He was knocked
out in the terrific impact, but resumed.
Henry kicked hard goal. Score: Chi
cago 6, Wisconsin 0.
O'Dea kicked off to the twenty-yard
line. Kennedy ran the ball back about
five yards; Fell tore through for twenty
yards. Shaker failed to gain through
Curtiss. Fell tried again, but was
tackled. Henry punted to Wisconsin s
fifteen-yard line, after a poor pass. O'Dea
returned the punt to Wisconsin's forty
fve-yard line; Fell brought 1t back ten
yards. Shaker tore through for three
yards. Hammill failed to gain. Sla-
ker made three yards outside of tackle,
but he failed on a try at center. Henry
made four yards through tackle. Sheldon
was nuTC, Out resumed. henry maze
two yards through guard and tackle The
ball was now on Wisconsins eight-yard
line, and in a whirl on right tackle Fell
was showed over for the second touch
down in the same spot that Shaker
scored. Henry kicked a difficult goal.
Score: Chicago II, Wisconsin 0.
O'Dea kicked over the goal line The
ball was brought out to the 20-yard line
and Kennedy punted to Wisconsin's 40
yard line. On fake kick O'Dea gained
four yards Fell failed to gain. A fun
BILE, but Eldridge got 1t. Fell made five
yards, but Wisconsin was given the ball
for holding. Peele made a yard through
to guard ODea hurled the line for a
yard. Larson plunged through tackle for
two and half yards. The ball was Chi
cago's on the 15-yard line, but Wisconsin
| failed to make the distance, and it was
| Chicago's ball on downs. Shaker failed to
| gain around right end. Fell made two
yards through left end. Kennedy kicked
| to O'Dea on Wisconsin's 25-yard line
Rodgers made two yards through guard,
and Larson plunged through for two
yards. Trait was hurt and retired, Will
| marth going in. Larson made three yards
| through tackle. Peele failed to gain.
O'Dea tried the center for barely any
distance. Curtiss failed to gain A FUN
| BILE and Henry fell on the ball Shaker
| failed to gain. Fell made FIVE yards
| through left tackle. Sheldon was hurt
-, but resumed. Shaker failed to gain Fell
| failed to gain. Shaker made yard, and
1t was Wtsconsin's ball on downs Blair
made three yards on tackle. On fake
KICK ODea made three yards. Peele went
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-10

into the gridiron, hoisted the tired but
happy Chicago eleven on their shoulders,
and, headed by band, marched up the
street until they allowed their burdens 10
climb to the waiting carriages.
FIRST HALF.
AT 2:O4 p. m. the Wisconsin men ap-
peared on the field, amid wild cheering.
. They were quickly followed by the Chi
cago eleven. Chicago won the toss and
chose the eastern end of the field, with
the wind In their favor. At 2:10 p. m.
- Dea kicked off to the ten-yard line,
SheIdon running 1t back fifteen yards
SHAKER went through guard for fifteen
yards, Hammill made four yards He
tried again, but failed to GAIN and Ken
nedy kicked thirty yards to Trait, who
ran 1t back five yards. Peele made
five yards and repeated for two Yards.
Larson made eight yards through right
tackle, Peele two yards outside tackle.
ODea five yards through center. Cham
perlain opening big hole; Blair three
yards through right tackle. Peele fall
ed again to gain. Blair failed to gain,
and 1t was Chicago's ball on downs, in
the center Of the field. Shaker made two
yards, Henry made ten yards around
left END. A tumble by Hammill but
chicago got 1t. Another tumble, Ken
10y so GU lie oldhST maze IVS VarQS
through ball. On fake interference
Shaker made fifteen yards through left
tackle; Shaker made two yards through
Curtiss, but it was Wisconsin's ball for
holding by Sheldon. Peele was tackled
for loss oy Sheldon. O'Dea punted
twenty yards out Of bounds on Wis
consin's forty-five-yard line He was hur-
ried by Kennedy. Shaker made five
yards on a mass tackle. Fell rolled
through tackle for fifteen yards; Fell
made five yards in the same place; Sla-
ker made three yards through Rodgers;
Shaker bucked the center for four yards
Shaker pushed through tackle for eight
yards; Shaker again for two yards. Ham
mill failed to gain. Shaker advanced
five yalds. Hammill failed to gain.
Shaker pushed through for three yards
The ball was in Wisconsin's five-yard
line. On fake interference Shaker fun
bled and it was Wisconsins ball on
downs on her courtyard line. O'Dea
punted to the thirty-yard line. The
Wisconsin ends downed Hammill in his
tracks. Shaker tried Curtiss for two