Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-09-14
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st. Louis, August % 1889.
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED.
Friday, sept. &.


Jacob Arnberg, a bricklayer, was
shocked to death while at work in a
trolley conduit in New York
Captain Freeman and Seaman Al
ture. of the barge Lisgar, wrecked in
Lake Huron are the sole survivors.
The Americans at linus are nightly
annoyed by demonstrations made by
the insurgents. The mayor of linus
is an active insurgent sympathizer.
During a sham battle of San Juan
at Columbus, O., a 10-year-old spec
tator was killed and a soldier fatally
wounded through loaded shells being
mixed with blanks.
Saturday. Sept. 3.
New York's Dewey arch will cost
SIG, 500.
The Indian government has decided
to make gold the legal tender immedi-
ately.
Bryan's reception to Carson, New,
was wildly enthusiastic. the workers
making it a general holiday.
Rear Admiral Henry F. Picking,
commandant of the Boston navy yard.
died suddenly of heart disease.
Attorney General Akin, of Illinois,
decides Christian Science treatment
for illness not illegal in that state
Monday, Sept. IL.
James b. Eustis, ex-ambassador to
France, died of pneumonia at Newport
The cruiser Olympia, with Admiral
Dewey, lett Gibraltar for New York
yesterday
Indignant citizens of Indianapolis
burned French flag because of the
conviction of Dreyfus.
In a fight with officers at Co
lumbus, O.. Charles Dumont, ex-con-
Wet, wanted FOR burglary. was killed
after he wounded two officers.
John P. Altgeld declines to accept
Governor Tanners appointment as a
delegate to the trust conference, de-
claring it will be trust love feast"
William Morrison. a young man of
Cleveland, stole flowers from Mrs.
Schwarz's garden. She demonstrated.
he assaulted her and she shot him dead
Clerical newspapers in Mexico pro-
fess fear that the land hungry North
Americans will eventually attempt to
overthrow South American govern
ments.
Tuesday. Sept. I2-
Admiral Sampson, who retires from
sea duty Oct 10. will command the
Boston navy yard.
The proposed S65 900, 900 bridge struc-
tural iron and steel combine being pro-
NOTED by J. G. Ladd. of New York.
seems assured.
Captain Chambers. of the steamer
Philadelphia, just arrived at Ponce
from Venezuela, says the revolution
there is growing.
Devil" Anse Hatfield. his son and
John Dingess, a relative by marriage
were captured in the mountains Of
Logan county, w Va.
Monroe Dent. aged 4, fell into a
priyy vault in Cincinnati. Firemen
Bland and Heinsheimer went to the
rescue. All three were asphyxlated.
Wednesday, Sept. 10.
President Mckinley will be unable
to take part in New York's Dewey re-
ception
w. ]. Calhoun. interstate commerce
commissioner, will resign to practice
law in Chicago.
New York state trades unions have
increased 131 in number and 81 900 in
membership in year.
The queen regent of Spain has sign
ed a decree proclaiming martial law
in the province of Vizcaya.
Miss Alice Knott was found dead in
bed at Washington, having been as
phyxiated A pet parrot had turned
on the gas.
So far 1920 men have been obtained
! for the ten new volunteer regiments
last authorized, of which number s2o
we're enlisted Monday. The full ouota
of the ten regiments is 1900 men.
At Tuckahoe. N. Y, Terry Mccoy
ern, OF Brooklyn, defeated Pedlar Pal
mer. OF England, in minutes and 20
seconds for a $4,000 purse and the
worlds bantamweight championship.
Thursday, Sept. IA.
There are now II sos soldiers mar
tered at the Preside, San Francisco
Oil is steadily advancing at Lima
o., shipments being far ia excess Of
the run.
George Siler will leave Chicago In
become referee for the Coney Island
Athletic club.
~ 1shudics AhdSS-, refer King MUIR
dered his aged parents while under the
influence of liquor.
Ex-Speaker Reed thinks the Ameri-
can people will soon tire of spending
S50,000.000 annually on the Philippines.
Charles f. Snedes, a grain merchant
of Harlem. N. D., suicided by shooting
on crowded train near GIenyiew, Ills.