The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-08-04
THE COUNTRY IN GENERAL.
A Summary of Happenings al
Home and Abroad.
THE NEWS CONDENSED
A Review of What Has Transpired
A Review of What Has TranSpired
of Public Interest.

A REVIEW of What Has TranSpired
of Public Interest.
Washington. Aug. 1.-Secretary ana
Mrs. Long left Washington for Hing
ham, Mass. They will later visit the
Secretary's farm at Buckfield. Oxford
County, Me.
Port Jervis. \. Y. Aug 1.-The per-
sons injured in the wreck on the Erie
on Sunday night and taken to the Port
Jervis Hospital are on the way to re-
covery.
Trieste, Aug. Admiral Dewey
left here to-day en- route for homo
The Olympia will probably touch nj
Naples, Leghorn, Genoa, Toulon and
Gibraltar.
Poughkeepse, Aug, IA burglar of
twelve years has been sent to the Eel.
mira RefOrmatory from here. He is
Ernest Marquart of Red Hook Village
Marquart was surprised in the act of
burglarizing the Cramer meat market
Findley Lake. n. Y. Aug. 1.-Prof
Frank Reynolds an aeronaut. dropnnd
1900 feet with a parachute here and
lighting in the lake. was drowned be-
fore help could reach him. The body
has not been recovered.
Lyons n. Y. Aug. 1.-Arthur Unger.
scared by @ypSeys prophecy of death
is dying. He is Il dental student, and
recently had to quit college because of
hcrt disease. The mournful prophecy
had such Il depressing effect it is with
difficulty he is kept alive.
Boston. Mass, Aug. 1.-Franf Kilpn.
pitcher for the Boston league club. has
been released. Killen was released.
not through any fault of his, for he
has done excellent work. but because
young Bailey is Il younger and less ex-
pensive man, and promises to be equal
ly effective.
Austin. Tex. Aug. 1.-Gov. Sayers
has received a letter from Gov. Lon V.
Stephens of Missouri saying that he is
In favor the antitrust movement.
and will give all the aid he can to
make the proposed conference of Gov.
ernors and Attorney-Genera to be held
in st. Louis a success.
Rennes. Aug. 1.-Several arrests
were made in the streets here arising
from conflict between Dreyfusites
and Nationalsts. who were marching
toward the lodgings of NJ. Labori, one
of Dreyfus's counsel. The police pre-
m fnts cd
The prisoners were released later.
Vera Cruz. Mexico. Aug. ARRIVALS
here from the town of Areas, on the
coast Of Cameche, report that the treas
ure of Larencillo. ii notorious Spanish
buccaneer. has been discovered buried
in the sand by the lighthouse Keeper
at that place. The treasure is in the
form of gold and silver bullion and
amounts to large sum.
Babylon, l.. l., Aug. Mrs. Sidney
Van NoStrand. wife of the proprietor
of the Oak Island Club House. situ-
ated on the outer beach, is suffering
from paralysis of the lower limbs as a
result of being struck by lightning
during the storm of Thursday night
The physician who is attending her
saws she may recover. but it will take
long treatment and great care.
Bridgeport. O., Aug. 1.-ChaIles Bar
nitZ, negro. for years barely able to
make his living at whitewashing and
CARRYING ashes, has been notified of the
death of his father, who leaves him a
farm of 1917 acres in Benton county.
Tennessee. and other property worth
about $4,000. BarnitZ had not heard
from his parents for many years, and
until his fathers death did not know
that he owned an estate.
Montreal Aug. 1.-P. NJ. Arthur,
Grand Chief of the Brotherhood of Lo-
comotive Engineers. and +. p. Sar-
geant, Grand Chief of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen, have arrived
here. and after conference with the
chairman of the Engineers and Fire
mems grievance committees. salts
factory adjustment of the questions in
dispute with the Grand Trunk Rail
way Company was arranged.
Bombay, Aug. AT Poonah. capital
OF Illt ulSlIltl VI lidi III tilS
presidency. there have been fifty-nne
cases of the plague AMI fifty-six deaths
from that disease in .ifty-eight hours.
At the Cantonment. in the city, thirty
one cases of the plague and 261 deaths
have been reported. Several fresh
cases have occurred among the Enrop-
cans. The meteorological conditions in
dicate the close of the monsoon, and
the prospects are omin0us.
Port Jervis. n. Y. Aug. 1.-Two
trains were wrecked on the Erie Rail
road as the result Of landslide one
mile east of LackawaXen. At first it
was reported that several passengers
on one of the trains were killed, but
this proved to be unfounded
An Erie freight train, east bound,
which turned over ON the westbound
track, however. caused the death of
the fireman and engineer of wrecked
engine belonging to the westbound Chi
cago express No. 7, the vestibule pas
senger train for Buffalo. At least
twenty-five persons, the majority of
whom were passengers on the express
train. also were injured. Three per-
sons still are missing and may be add
ed to the list of dead.
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