The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-13
THE country N GENERAL
A Summary of Happenings at
Home and Abroad.
The NEWS CONDENSED
A Review of What Has Transpired
of Public Interest.

A Review of What Has Transpired
OF Public Interest.
Kingston, R. l., Oct. 10.-Operations
nave been resumed at the mills of the
Kodman Manufacturing Company Of
North and South Kingston, after a
shutdown of eighteen months, Doe
skin jeans are manufactured at tho
plant, at which about 500 men are en-
ployed.
Washington, Oct. 10.-W. Seward
Webb and Governor Smith of Vermont
arrived here in DR.. Webb's private
car, which carries Admiral Dewey to
Vermont for his vacation on DR..
Webb's estate. The special car left for
Vermont over the Pennsylvania Rail
road.
Plattsburg, N. Y, Oct 1O.-Reports
from different points in the Adiron-
dacks are that wolves have again an
peared there, and are attacking their
old prey, the deer Several findings
have been made by guides of evidences
of struggles between deer and wolves,
the carcasses of the deer remaining to
tell the tale.
Washington, Oct. 10.-Acting Secre-
tary Allen has disapproved tile action
of Rear Admiral Watson in the court
martial case of Naval Cadet George E.
Van Orden, attached to the Helena.
who was tried and sentenced at Cavite
on August - to dismissal from the
service for leaving his station without
being regularly relieved.
st. Johns, n. f.. Oct10.-The steamer
Ingraham has arrived after a months
cruise along the northern coast of La
bradOr under the charter of Messrs.
Taber and Adams to obtain a contin-
gent of Esquimaux for the Paris Ex-
position. The steamer Eric is at Main
Labrador. Thirty three Esquimaux. in
cluding women and children, embarked
for London.
London, Oct 1O.-Tle coming expert
ments with turbine torpedo boats are
looked forward t. with great interest.
The first test will he made next month,
when the Viper viii go a measured
mile. The contractors expect her to
reach a speed of thiryfye knots. She
is fitted with four shafts, each carry
ing two prOpellers, and each driven by
four steam turbines.
Hudson, n. Y, Oct. 10.-The riot
which broke out here Sunday in the
Hudson Reformatory in which 800 wo-
men tooli part and tried to smash
everything in sight was not entirely
quelled until yesterday afternoon. Be
under control they had succeeded in
smashing property to the amount of
several hundred dollars.
Columbus, o., Oct 1O.-Dr. C. o.
Probst. Secretary Of the State Board
of Health. has sent out circular of in
structions and warning regarding
smallpox to all of the local Boards Of
Health in the state. The circular
recommends the purchase of a suitable
house for quarantine hospital, vaccina-
tion and other measures in the line of
preparation and precaution.
Potsdam Oct. 10--Queen Wilhelmina
Of the Netherlands, accompanied by
the queen mother, has arrived. Their
MaieSties were received at the station
BY Emperor William, who kissed their
checks and gave to them bouquets Of
roses. The imperial and royal party,
gayly decorated, drove to the palace
amid the cheers of the populace, and
were received in the palace courtyard
by the Empress.
Long Branch, n. j., Oct. 10-F'lre
broke out in the building on Brighton
avenue, West End, near the West End
Hotel. which is occupied by the West
ern Union Telegraph Company and
the post office at that place. 1t was
caused by the telegraph company's
switchboard getting on fire. There
was no serious loss TO the building, but
the mail matter in the post Office suf-
fered considerably from water. but
none of it was burned.
Celina, O., Oct. 10.-Mrs. Frederick
Schroeder, of st. John, was making
apple butter, and while stirring the
large kettle in the Yard her dress
caught fire. She was soon cnvclOped
in flames. and ran screaming toward
the house. Her husband was coming
home to dinner, and just as ne reached
the porch she ran around the corner
of the house. She fell into his arms
with te cry: 81 am burning up" He
succeeded in putting out the flames
and carried her into the house, where
she expired about 30 minutes later
Mrs. Schroeder leaves five small chill
dren.
New York, Oct. l1.-At the sale Of
thoroughbred horses in the sales pad
docks in Morris Park the imported stall
lion Galore, from the string of Il. w
Walden & Sons, was sold to w. H.
Hopkins, of Baltimore for $4,000.
New Britain, Conn, Oct. II Mary
NJ. Mooney, the seyen-year-old daugh-
for of Thomas Mooney, is dead as the
result Of burns received while play
ing about a bonfire. She was badly
burned about the body.
Evansville, Ind, Oct. 11.-Crip W.
Burns. a colored empoye Of the First
Avenue Coal Mine here, went to Hen
derson. Ky, to bring nonunion miners
to this city to work in the mine. He
was shot and killed by Charles Ossen.
berg, a union miner.
San francisco, OCT. LA nvsly ngnt
occurred at Alameda between three
burglars surprised at work and the po-
lice, in which citizens armed with shot
guns participated. One of the burglars
was killed and another captured. City
Marshal Conrad was wounded.
Akron, o., Oct 11.-It has been learn.