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

Chihuahua, Mex, June 21.-Santo
Domingo mine caved in, burying twen-
ty-six miners, none of whom have been
rescued. Another cave-in occurred,
which, 1t is believed, will make relief
impossible. The disaster was caused
by stopping too far in advance of the
timbering. This mine belongs to the
Chihuahua Mining Company, Of New
York,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23
No Call for Volunteers.

Washington, D. c., June 21.-It is
announced by high official Of the ad-
ministration that there will be no call
for volunteers to serve in the Philip
pines. All the men needed will be en-
listed In the regular army, and will be
drilled for this work.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23
He FIRED INTO THE CROWD
Nom Union Motorman Seeks
Satisfaction With a Gun
at Cleveland.
MORE SERIOUS RlOTlNG.
Policemen Appear on the Scene of
HoStilitieS After the Serious
Trouble Has SubSided.

Conductor and Motorman Desert a
Car That is Attacked by STRIKERS
Frightened Passengers Flee For
"a Safety - City. Council Trying to
Settle the Strike.
Cleveland, O., June pa Wilson
avenue car was attacked by 100
strikers, and before the trouble was
ended considerable amount of dam
age was done. The air was full of
bricks and stones. and all the windows
In the car We're smashed The five
passengers aboard scampered out In
a badly frightened condition The con
ductor non-uniou man, was struck
several times. A brick hit the motor.
man. who pulled out revolver and
shot three times into the crowd. Then
he put on the power and was soon out
of reach of the crowd with his car.
Policemen at the Kenuard street
barn of the Central line heard the
shooting, but when they arrived at
Wilson avenue the trouble was over.
George Burg, who lives ut Central and
Greenwood avenues, was struck in the
leg by one of the motOrman'S bullets.
He was taken home in buggy.
Charles Webster, the mOtorman who
| fired into the crowd was arrested Il
half-hour afterward, charged with
shooting with intent TO wound.
There We're numerous other assaults
and some of them were of Il very scri-
Gus nature. a letter carrier riding on
a Euclid avenue car was struck with
a brick and his face badly cut. A
motorman on Il Scovil car was assault
ed by three passengers. who escaped
before they could be arrested. A mob
of 1000 persons gathered in Perkins
avenue and threatened violence to non
union motormen and conductors.
y car on Central avenue was stoned
and the motOrman and conductor de
serted it.
There have been two conferences in
progress looking toward a settlement
of the street railway strike. one was
a meeting of Il special City Council
committee, held in the City Hall, and
/ the other a conference of business
men. at the Chamber of Commerce
Both committees are merely advisory
and each will send delegations to the
Biz Consolidated urging a conference
/ between the company and the strikers
Five lines of the company are run
ming without interruption, and an ef-
I fort will he made to operate the South
side lines.
1t is on the South side that all the
serious rioting has taken place and II
Is here that further trouble is expect
ed. There are 100 policemen on guard
/ at Clark avenue and Pearl street. wait
/ ing for trouble.
The first two cars started passed
/ Clark avenue and Pearl street in safety
and others followed. The strong po-
lice guard prevented rioting
/ The Council committee has determine
cd to ask the strikers to present their
/ grievance in writing to the committee
at special meeting
! Employees of the Akron & Cuyahoga
/ Falls Rapid Transit Company have al
so declared strike The strike af-
fcctS about scvcnty-fve men, including
motormen. conductors, traCkmen. line
men. engineers and firemen The is
sue is one of wages.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

Gallipolis, Ohio, June 21.-Charles
Wiseman, of this county, is IL years
of age, is six feet tall and weighs 25O
pounds. Notwiths andlng his gigantic
stature he is as a ylle and active as n
hoy of ordinary physique.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

Bordentown, N. j., June 20.-Ben-
jamin Carly, the 10-year-old son of
Frank Carly, who broke his wrist by
falling from a cherry tree last week,
died from lockjaw.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

r>h.u. -. m -rer HliSpand. 1Herrepout
lShaW. oH the ground of habitual in
toXicalion.
Wheeling, W Va, June 21.-James
IogSdmi Il .-ardruer. met death by the
sudden ioitin@ of his wagon in which
he was standing. lie was thrown back
ward ana his neck struck the tail gate
and death resulted instantly.
New York June 21.-Some mysteri-
ouS person has sent To Howe 4 Hum
mel attorneys. Il check for $1,000 for
the defense of Mrs Barrow. one Of
Marion ClarE's kidnapers. Mrs. Bar
rows defense will I've insanity.
Washington, June 21.-The Navy De
partment has no intention of relieving
Admiral Sampson of the command Of
the North Atlantic Station until he has
completed the usual tour of service
The Admiral has planned an important
set of manoeuvres and course of in
struction for the North Atlantic fleet,
part of il in conjunction with the
! Naval War college at Newport.
Gallipolis. Ohio June 22.-George
.Tcminson is in ial here for heating his
wife brutally last night. She is in
serious condition and may die.
Toledo. OHIO. June 22.-Dr. Francis
!. Fclla. a young physician of this city,
died Of injuries received from a fall on
n defective sidewalk few days ago.
ParkcrShurg. W. Va, June 22.-The
right of way has been secured. and
survey is about completed for an cleo
tric street car line, which will he built
at once between this city and Marietta.
indianapolis. June 22.-James Cor
don colored. attempted to whip Joseph
8lallley. also colored. because Blakely
had failed to appear as a witness in
his divorce case, and in the fight Cor
don was shot and fatally wounded
Cairo. ILL.,. June 22.-John Dew, sec
ton foreman of the Illinois Central
Railroad at Villa Ridge, was struck by
, northbUund freight train ami instant
ly killed. Dew was standing at one
side of the track and was struck by
the cross piece above the pilot.
Hartshorne, |. T., June 22.-A des-
perate battle with knives was fought
near this place between Van Cope and
a man named Eisenhower. The dis
pute arose about yearlng calf that
was in the possession Of Eisenhower
Cope received a number of severe
gashes but left his opponent for dead
after fierce half hour struggle
Eisenhower will die. Cope, aided by
his wife and friends, escaped TO the
mountains.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23
Little Girl Attacked.

'lmooga. Tenn, June 21.-A
dminally assaulted n twelve
q daughter of Andrew Bell, a
| RSiding near Soddy, this coun-
ne girl was struck on the head
brute and knocked senSeless.
elbow is caught there is sure
a knching.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

Fort Dodge, To-, June 20.-The worst
hailstorm ever known in this part of
the State struck here doing much dam
age. At Clarke, terrific storm de-
stroyed thousands of dollars worth of
property.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23
Bathers Drowned.

spn, Texas, June 21.-While a
. 3 young folks were in bath
na foot of Broadway the under
wept them out into deep
~ were rescued but Eta
nsed IA; Marian Howard, IS,
'Ae Lauderdale, 16.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

Me-, June 2L-The United
p1Wrticr vessel Chesapeake was
from the Bath Iron Works
hc was chl'iStencd with A"'""'
'hpagne by Miss Elise Bradford
n Of Rear Admiral Bradford,
4 the bureau of equipment at
lgtcn.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23
hight n DueI Naked.

!, " Va, June 21.-At Wygals
y .'S'Aes and Madison Pratt, aged
~ quarreled while swimming.
" Pc water, ran to their cloth
d revolvers and began fir
n. sa. was killed by the second
mes also died Of his injuries.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23
Cot Hirnd of LiNinm.

Fmburg, Miss, June 22.-Bernard
Anft, a native of Ireland, a resi-
q this city for the past fourteen
aged about 81 years, was found
N foom with his throat cut from
N ear. A razor was in his hand.
nonght that he had been dead
'Pf three hours. Years ago he lost
e. in a railroad accident and
81 on his stub legs. He has been
health for some time. He
P sister and brother at some
u Iowa. His estate is thought
Eorth about $4,000.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

Cleveland, O., June "a mob of
S,SS@ r--==sa ~l+-->~ -. H. U,elssadaR
avenue barns of the street car com
pany, and for two hours devoted them
selves TO destroying the cars and other
contents of the barns Everything that
could he broken was broken. Seven
cars werr destroyed and ten others so
seriously damaged that they will have
to be rebuilt.
The mob tried to get at thirty-fvc
nOn-union men who had been installed
in the barns. and would have reached
them but for the act of three deputy
SheriffS As last resort. when il ap-
peared evident that the nOn-union men
would be taken. the superintendent
armed each man with an axe helvr and
told him To look out for himself They
made their way to the office. At the
front of the office the three deputies
took positions and with their pistols
levelcd at the crowd dciicd them and
held them in check for nearly an hour.
or until rcinforccmcntS in the shape of
forty-hvc policemen came Seven street
car switches We're taken up and thrown
into the river.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23
THE COUNTRY IN GENERAL
A Summary of Happenings at
Home and Abroad.
THE NEWS CONDENSED.
A Review of What Has Transpired
of Public Interest

Victoria, B. G., June 20.-Professor
Franz Mueller, of Munich, has dis
covered in the Samoan Islands mounds
similar to those in the Ohio valley.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23
V|LL Be HARD 70 REACH
The Filipino Army Thought
to Have Retreated to
Buena Vista.
RETREAT IS WESTWARD.
A Recent Disastrous and Fatal Mis-.
take of the Enemy Not Very
Likely to be Repeated.

Buena Vista Only to be Reached by
travelling Mere Bridal Paths-Gen-
sral Wheaton Occupies Desmar.
mas After Slight Resistance on the
Part Of the Filipinos.
Manila, P. l., June 22.-General
Wheaton reports t',at he occupied Pc
~ Dasmarinas alter slight opposition
d the part Of tho enemy. The town
mas found to be d'serted. 1t is a mis-
uable, worthless llage, surrounded
by swamps and altogether so valueless
place that 1t Is not deemed advisable
10 hold it.
Gen. Wheaton goes to Buena Vista
where it is reported that the natives
haye reestablished the arsenal and
poEder mill which they removed from
linus. a reconnaissance will be neces-
sary to develop the position of the enc
my. The RECOMMENDATION of the insur-
gents and their apparent willingness to
attack linus furnish another illustra-
ton Of the remarkable recuperative
pOEers which the Filipinos have
show upon several occasions. The de-
moi jii4ation of the enemy after their
. defeat at Zapote bridge seemed com
& SDIete nut they have already recovered
nd the force opposing Gen. Wheaton
lpmI .>es practically the entire inSur.
Fnt army in the Cavite province.
H. country south of linus is com
posed Of rice fields. sloughs and BAN.
boo SWamps. making it very difficult
|for the Americans to cover, though
eOml laratively easy for the Filipinos.
Washington, June pa study of
be situation near Perez Dasmarinas
as convinced army officers at the War
pepe rtment that the Filipinos will not
epei their error of retreating along
main highway. as they did from
mus several days ago. There are
eVefal important towns south of linus
} Which the enemy could flee. but
hey are nearly all reached by wagon
lads and the American forces can ap-
pach with artillery. 1t is considered
ore probable that when the Ameri-
Ms entered Perez Dasmarinas the
emy retreated westward, the next
Kn being Buena Vista. which, like
Mmarinas, has Il barrocks Of ma
IN Buena Vista is a difficult place
zach. From Dasmarinas it is nee
ny to ford three rivers and travel
n mere bridle-paths to reach the
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23
SmalIpox stnre Ahat1ng.

Pennington. Mo-, June 21.-Tha
smallpox panic, which has been on
here for several days, is abating. The
county court and the city quarantine
has been removed. No one from tbe
lead district is allowed to enter the
county except after complying with
the state law. The report that there
is smallpox in Pennington proves to
be untrue, the disease being confined
to the Flat River district and Elylno.
Subscribe tor the CITIZEN, and there
by get good, reliable Daper.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23
y ReiR Wins a Race.

.ss. une Plat the first day of
summer meeting Mr.. A.
E. ear-old chestnut colt North
AZ. ldden by L. Reiff, the
pckey, won the Grow Plate.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

A charming finish for the newell post
of a country house staircase IS to have
china jar fastened upon 1t by means
- scrolls Of bent iron.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

New York, June 2O-Jim Jeffries.
has been matched to fight Charlie Nit
chell in August The fight is to be
pulled off in England and is to be for
the heavyweight championship of the
world.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

Chicago police believe the murderer
of Mscr Martin Meier got $4,000.
Democratic primary conventions were
held throughout Kentucy Saturday.
The Niagara Silver Works strike is
ended. The men have returned to
work
! La Touraine took over $l,0O0,O00 in
gold consigned to continental bankers
when she sailed for Liverpool
Jim JeiIrics and Mike Morussy, the
lrish puSllist, have been matched to
fight at Concy Island in September.
1t is reported that the Union Pacific
train robbers have been captured in
the extreme western part of Wyom-
ing.
A syndicate headed by John d.
ihockel"ller has bought the Anaconda
copper mines in Montana for $l5,0OO,-
600.
Capt Joseph N. Barney, who com.
Imanded the Confederate warship
jamestown, is dead at Fredericksburg.
Wa. o.
Prof Ben. Wheeler, Of Cornell. has
ibeen elected President of the Call
fornia State University at salary Of
$4,000.
John Liddy, Of No. 662 East 136th
street. New York, has been taken To
Reception Hopsital, suffering from
smallpox
Twenty-Five passengers on the Ward
Liner Iucatan from Havana are de-
talned at Hoffman Island, New York,
for observation.
Mamie" Friend, New York law
yer has secured Judgment for $1,250
against Robert Fitzsmmons for pro-
'fessional services
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

New York. June 21.-Some mysteri-
Gus person has sent to Howe & Hum
mel, attorneys. Il check for $1,000 for
the defense of Mrs Barrow. one Of
Marion Clark's kidnapcrs Mrs. Bar
rows defense will I've insanity.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

the heavyweight championship of the
world
Kalamazoo. Mich. June 20. Gum
binslIy, A. Brand and Moses Sunstin
were arrested here at church, charged
with counterfeiting. They have been
"peached on" by Silverstein and Hank
man, who were arrested some time
ago. and are now in Grand Rapids.
Rockland. Me. June 20.-Charles f.
Littlefeld Republican. of this city. has
been elected TO Congress to succeed
the late Nelson Dingley. Jr, defeating
John Scott of Bath by an overwhelm-
ing majority Scott polled a smaller
vote than when he stood againsa Mr..
Dingley in the 1898 elections.
Hong Kong, June 20.-The report
that Rev. II. S. Philips, Mrs. Philips
and Miss Sears, missionaries of the
Church Missionary Society. with three
native converts, were recently killed
by rioters in the Province Of Ngan-
Hwei, is contradicted, and it is now
announced that all are safe.
Bramwell, w. Va, June 20.-A quar-
rel arose on the street here mong n
number of colored men. Willard Cox
attempted TO take a revolver away
from Howard Tate to shoot William
Birchfield, when the weapon was dis
charged. the ball taking effect on
Frank Smith. n section foreman on the
N and W., who had walked up during
the sculfe. Smith lived only two
hours after being shot. Cox and Tate
are both In Jail.
New York, June 20.-Men from every
walk of life in Greater New York have
been selected by Mayor Van Wyck to
formally receive Admiral Dewey on his
return to an admiring nation. The
Municipal Reception Committee con-
sists of LOO persons, representing So
ciety, the church, politics, finance,
commerce, the professions, the army
and navy, labor, clubs and the big or
ganiZations. The Mayor has called
meeting of the committee for Wednes-
day.
Trenton, N. j., June 20.-Former At
torney General Stockton applied to
Judge GRAY of the United States Cir
cult Court for writ Of habeas corpus
in the case Of Edward Clifford, the
murderer who is in the Hudson County
Penitentiary under sentence to be
hanged on June 27 The writ is asked
on the ground that the jury convlcting
the prisoner was 'struck," and there
fore unconstitutional. The court re-
served its decision. The move is made
simply to gain another stay OF execu-
tion.
Hartshorne. l. T.. June Pollen
Lane and Joseph Morrow, miners, en-
ployed at Haleyville, a small mining
settlement, about two miles from
Hartshorne, fought with mining picks
while at work In the pit. A dispute
relative to the proper distribution OF
cars arose. Lane is lying unconscious,
suffering from concussion Of the brain.
His head is a mass of cuts and bruises.
Morrov who escaDed comparatively
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

Kalamazoo. Mich. June 20.-J. Gum
binsIIy, A. Brand and Moses Sunstin
were arrested here at church. charged
with counterfeiting. They have been
"peached on by Silversten and Hank
man, who were arrested some time
ago. and are now in Grand Rapids.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

Wheeling, W. Va, June 21.-James
I.ogSdou gardener, met death by the
sudden ioiting of his wagon in which
he was standing. lie was thrown back
ward ana his neck struck the tail gate
and death resulted instantly.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

Cairo. ILL.,. June 22.-John Dew, sec
ton foreman of the Illinois Central
Railroad at Villa Ridge, was struck by
a northbUund freight train ami instant
ly killed. Dew was standing at one
side of the track and was struck by
the cross piece above the pflot
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

T>haJi,. T,.m -rer ~uSpand. fIerrepout
ISlam ou the ground of habitual in
toXicalion.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

indianapolis, June 22.-James Cor
don. colored. attempted to whip Joseph
3lallley. also colored. because Blakely
had failed to appear as witness in
his divorce case, and in the ight Cor
don was shot and fatally wounded.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

Rocllland. Me. June 20.-Charles f.
Littlefield, Republican. of this city. has
been elected TO Congress to succeed
the late Nelson Dingley. Jr, defeating
John Scott of Bath by an overwhelm-
ing majority. Scott polled a smaller
vote than when ne stood againsa Mr.
Dingley in the 1898 elections.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

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conductor and Motorman Desert a
Car That is Attacked by strikers
Frightened Passengers Flee For
ss Safety - City, Council Trying to
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

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

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ParkcrShurg. w. Va, June 22.-The
right of way has been secured. and
survey is about completed for an elec-
tric street car line. which will he built
at once between this city and Marietta.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

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

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-15

Secretary Root has acted wisely in giving
unqualified Endorsement to General L.ud-
lows suppression of objectionable news
paper publication in Havana. The sheet
in question. as General Ludlow charged,
was conducted on disreputable lines, and
was an affront to decency. Its owners
and conductors appealed the case here. on
the allegation that General Ludlow had
acted in q spirit of oppression and in viola
ton of the rights of free press Secre-
tary Root. after investigation. finds for
General Ludlow and declares that the free
dom of the press has not been violated.
One is led to believe in the justice of this
decision all the more because of the free
4om that the weil-estabished newspapers
} Havana have INDUCED in respecting
american control in Cuba The criticisms
lave at times been very sharp. though
probably not as sharp as those INDUCED in
by pro-Spanish newspapers in the United
States. But everybody. from the President
down. has been hauled over the Goals in
hyster!cal Spanish fashion, and full vent
has been given to Spanish Impotence and
displeasure. At last, however. when the
line between liberty and license was
crossed, and that most fagrantly and OBJ
sCenely. the screws, very properly. were
put the offenders.
Such evil called for prompt and severe
correction. Cuba is in a state of unrest
and uncertainty. Agitation is almost the
order of the day. Schemes Of every kind
are on foot. and some of them are Of 4 low
and reactionary description. There are
those who want the bull ring reopened.
There are others who want the lottery
wheel set whirling again. And so on. Off
Gals who refuse 10 yield become targets
for such persons. and a smut machine plays
a part. The equipment is a little printing
press. fluent fellow to do the writing and
a puguacious fellow, handy with sword and
pistol, to do the fighting. Then, look out
everybody.
The legitimate press of Havana. far from
being menaced by the suppression of I'M
worthy publications. is benefited A source
OF shame to it. as to the community AT
large. is removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-15
Mr.. Carnegie's Benefuctfons,
From the Chicago Tribune.

From the Chicago Tribune.
The New York Critic turns aside from
literary criticism long enough to remark
upon the progress Andrew Carnegie has
made to date in accomplishing his avov;ed
object Of giving away his fortune The
Critic expresses sympathy for the private
secretary of this millionaire, who has made
himself the target of every sturdy beg
gar, whether individual or corporate in the
world Its authoritative list of Mr. Car
negie's benefactions, however, indicates
that the canny Scotchman is exercising
plenty of deliberate discrimination in the
distribution of his gifts Up to the begin
ming Of the present year he had given over
S5,ooo.WO TO twenty-four colleges and libra
RES III the United States and England in
Guiding S3,OOO0oo to the Carnegie Institute
al Pittsburg. Since then he has given $3.50 :
600 to birmingham University. England ;
$4,000 to Stevens Institute Hoboken, n
J.; like sum to each of two or three
libraries; $4,000 additional to the Carnegie
Library at Allegheny; $1,000 toward the es-
Enlistment of a library at Banff Scot
land, and enough to the public library at
Atlanta, Ga, to cause it to be called by his
name. He has also contributed 1000 vol
unes toward a public library at MatanZas,
Cuba. His gifts to date considerably ex-
coed S6,.D0oO0. At this rate Mr. Carnegie
may live in comparative comfort to the
age OF ninety or one hundred, and still
have enough left for funeral expenses