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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

street and La Sale avenue. were sur
prsed 10y Policeman LangloiS \ live
ly shooting followed. In the afray a
woman, named Nettie Behman, was
shot in the groin and died al the Coun-
ty Hospital.
Minneapolis, June 13.-One of the
most severe storms that ever passed
over Minneapolis prevailed here with
relentless furry. For fully an hour
midnight darkness fell over the city,
and the sky had all the appearance of
tornado. There was little wind. how
ever, but an immense volume of water
fell, the gauge showing 2.34 inches.
San Francisco, June 13.-Hon. limo
thy Guy Phelps. Chairman of the
Board of Regents of the University Of
California. ana formerly Collector of
Customs for this port, died at his San
Carlos country home from the effects
of injuries received late last month at
the hands of two cyclists n nOunted on
tanGem. who ran over him.
WinOna, Mimi, June 13.-rhe storm
that has just passed here was the most
severe ever known. Dams a ad bridges
We're swept away on all ihe water
courses, including a stone a sch bridge
built to protect South Wihona The
entire south side is under water, and
many families have been carried out
on RATS. a large stone bridge over
Gilmore Creek was carried sway.
Petersburg. Va, June a. "A west
bound freight train on the Norfolk and
Western Railroad was wrecked at Kill
by Lake, one mile west OF Suffolk
WOrkmen have been raising Ihe bridge
across the lake and reps iring the
abutments. and 20 this fact and the
heavy rain may be attributed the ac-
cident. When the engine of the freight
struck the east end abutment it gave
way The locomotive waM thrown
down the embankment and into the
lake, where 1t now remains, the upper
part showing above the water. En-
gineer w. A. Clayton and Fireman
William Pool were killed. The for
ward train hand. a cOlored man named
Tom Wells, was SO badly hurt that
he died OF his injuries. Eight freight
ears and gondolas were wrecked
Oarbcndaie, ILL.,, June 14.-Mr. Ber.
aard Taylor, q highly respected and
aged citizen Of this vicinity, died at
the family residence, Of lockjaw caus.
ed by q carbuncle.
Noblesville, Ind, June 14.-The
Misses Flora and Bessie, aged 18 and
21 respectively, daughters Of former
Postmaster william Scott, Of Sheri-
dan, were thrown from buggy In a
runaway and fatally injured.
Sidney, Ohio, June 14.-Mrs. David
Writ, widow, suicided here. She was
found hanging from a rafter in the
attic at her home. She was about 20
years old, and owned several pieces Of
property In this city. No cause Is
known.
Springfield, Ohio. June 14.-FrancIs
Waugh, has been arrested on an af-
fldavit filed by his son, charging him
with assault with intent to kill. The
son alleges that his father brutally as
saulted his wife, chased him out Of
the house with an ak and shot at him.
chihuahua, Tex. June 14.-It Is the
general opinion here that, as the pres
ent Governor does not wish to con-
tinue In office. Gen. Juan Hernandez,
who now commands the northern mill
tary zone Of Mexico, will be Chihua-
hua's next Governor
Seymour Ind, June 14.--Dave Har-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

rllty sheep We're killed by lightning
at Iernardsville, n. j.
Mrs Russell Bradford of Cambridge.
Mass is 106 years old.
Antonio Garcia, bandit chief. has
been lynched at HolQun, Cuba.
Increasing number Of cases of the
plague are reported from Egypt.
The new German steamer Brisgayia
has arrived at Queenstown disabled.
Bellamy Storer, United States Minis
ter TO Spain, has arrived at Madrid.
Mark Twain added to his laurels Mt
the banquet of the Savage Club in
London.
Japan is the only country that has
objected to the cessation of the Caro-
line Islands to Germany.
The Montreal Street Railway Com.
pany has given its employees accident
Insurance free of charge.
James Woods, of 23S Bergen street,
Brooklyn, was run over and killed by
d traln Mt Monmouth Junction.
Henry Dawson, convict at the
Columbus, o., penitentiary, unsucccss-
fully tried to commit suicide by taking
N''fN 'AA'AaNNN ~
#. J. Myers, switchman employed
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany at Toledo, o., was run over and
fatally injured.
The Orryille, o., Council has award.
ed the contract for the paving of Main
street, one mile long. The amount of
estimated cost will be $50, 1924.
Otto Barker stole n hicvcln ot Andor
son, Ind, and in "a hours had been
convicted, sentenced and placed in the
IeiferSonville Reformatory.
At New Albany, Ind, John Reagon
and VIM. Henry were squirrel hunt
Ing, when Reagon was shot in tho
right side, and it is feared that he will
lie.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16
M ItaIlan Amy nv

pc 1.-THE italian general,
N at Nice was reported last
EN-, Gillette de st. Joseph.
amining the fortifications
.ler and a number of plans
IONS were found on him.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

London, Ohio, June 13.-The livery
stable of Thomas Largy was totally
destroyed by tire. Seven head Of
horses and pair of jacks perished.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16
Detroit Sends Relief.

Mich, June 10. "A meet
FED here at which $4,000 in
Eas paid into a fund which
nediately forwarded to the re-
|nnittee in charge Of the distri-
funds for that purpose in the
"a Cyclone district.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

Wilmington, Del, June 15-The
death of Mrs. Rebecca G. Vandegrill
seveIity-three years old, of Middle
town. from apoplevy caused the death
of her four-year-old grand-niece. Ruth
Woods. Mrs Nandergriff fell dead on
the child as she lay sleeping. The
child could not extricate herself and
was smothered.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

San Francisco, June 13.-Hon. limo
thy Guy Phelps. Chairman of the
Board of Regents of the University Of
California. ana formerly Collector of
Carlos country home from the effects
of injuries received late last month at
the hands of two cyclists n ounted on
a tardem. who ran over him.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

Manila, June 15.--Gon. Iawton who
occupied the towns OF Paranaaur and
Las Plnas. went aboard the gunhoat
Helena afterwards. and examined the
coast south OF Las linas for the plr-
pose OF ascertaining the position of the
insurgents who He'd on the approach Of
the American forces.
The Secretary OF Gen. Pio del pilar
VINO is next to Aguinaldo in command
of the insurgents, deserted on Satur-
uay ana He'd to the American lines. He
informed Gen. OtiS that the natives
Woull abandon Paranaque and Las ri
mas and would take a stand ON the
bank OF the Zapote River. where their
strongest position is located. The nror-
nation given by the Secretary was ap-
parehtiy true. Last year the Filipinos
destroyed Spanish battalion. num-
Derlng 500 men, at ZapOte.
ne engineers are repairing the
bridge that gave way when the Amer
leans attempted to cross it. the rebels
having sawed the stringers almost in
two before retreating
Supplies are being forwarded to the
troops without loss of time. and there
is no danger of the men suffering from
lack OF provisions and ammunition.
Military Wargons are conveying sup
plies by the road from Manila. while
native lighters are transporting them
to Paranaque by the water route.
On the march Saturday from San
fedro MAcati a great many of the
American troops were compellcdbv the
intense heat to fall out, and some fears
were entertained that they would he
either shot or captured by the Filipi-
nos who Skullled in the rear. Fortu-
nately most of them after a short rest
were able 10 reioin their comrades.
ami now nearly all the stragglcrS have
been accounted for. Nearly 800 men
suffered FROM heat exhaustion.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

Whitehall. n. ", June 15.-Joseph
Levy of New York, 16 years old. spend
ing the summer with his grandparents
in Granville, jumped from a bridge in
to the Granville River and was drown
ed. 1t is supposed that he struck a
rock.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

Winona, Mimi, June 13.-rhe storm
that has just passed here was the most
severe ever known. Dams aad bridges
were swept away on all ihe water
courses, including stone a tch bridge
built to protect South WiIona. The
entire south side is under water, and
many families have been carried out
on RATS. A large stone bridge over
Gilmore Greek was carried away
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

Monroe City, Mo, June 15.-The fes-
tivai at the Second Baptist Church
broke up with a cutting scrapc Jeffer-
son Burns had some words with JOS
eph Gilliland and Gilliland smashed
Burns in the face with his fist. Then
Burns drove knife into Gililands
body, making cash 6 inches long
The chances are against Gilliland's re-
covery. Burns is in Jail
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16
Lunh f~~a,inatrl

hu lH shNN.i~l luHitl
Washington, June l5-The report has
reached here that General Antonio Lu-
ma, one of the bittercSt foes of the
Americans in the Philippines las been
assasslnated by orders of General
Agulnaldo, the Filipino leader.
Luna has recently found himself in
opposition to his chiefs views and has
not only disobeyed orders, but once
stopped Aguinaldo'S peace commission
erS while on their way To Manila To
treat with the Americans. Aguinaldo
ordered his death and his orders were
carried out by some of his fanatical
followers.
The report of his assassination
caused great excitement among the
FilipinoS in Manila.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16
F|L|P|NOS DRIVEN BACK.
LaWton Succeeds in His Pur-
pose After Meeting With
Strong Resistance.
NATIVES PUSHED BACK.
lhe Secretary OF Gen. Pic del Pillar,
Leaves Natives and FleeS to the
American Lines for Safety.

""r troops suffer Greatly From the TX
hau>ting Heat-Dewey sends Report on
th' Cap IRE of Lieutenant GIImore and
Iarty- Ensign Staudlcy SAYS Gilmore
DID Not obey Instructions,
Manila. June Il. The lighting at Las
flnas continued holly all day lon.
zen. Lawton call out the whole force
OF 5000 men and ~ , O'Clock he was
able 10 push the Insurgents back only
QUO yards, to the Zapotc River. where
theN are entrenchcd. The pluckv in
surSentS resisted desperately ana ag-
greSSlNely. They attempted to turn the
leit flank of the American troops. The
American loss is conservatvely esti.
mated at sixty.
Washington, June l5.-The following
cableSram from General otis was re-
celVed at the War departments
LaWton's troops had severe engage
ment with enemy in strong entrencb.
ments at crossing Iapotc River. near
Bacoor. Cavite province, have driven
the enemy with heavy loss our casual.
ties sum thirty.
Natives scattered aud in retreat.
Doubtful If they make further stand.
V0isheuI OTIS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16


MeNicos gold production is estimat.
ed at Sl2.ooo,0oO this year
yellow fever was reported unusually
Vlrulent at Vera Cruz, Mexico.
Many people are said to be starving
in the country districts of Germany.
The funeral of Capt. Nichols, of the
moniNr Monadnoch, was held at Ca
vite
Negroes at SardiS, Miss. lynched n
negro Tor assault on woman Of his
own race.
Riots are taking place In the Madura
district. India, and military aid haS
been asked.
Three people were fatally injured by
wreck of Rock Island express train
at GeneSeO, Ill.
Admiral Dewey's salary will be
$4,000 year with an extra allowance
for quarters while ashore.
An electric express train between
LlN"rpooL Manchester to run 100
miles an hour is contemplated.
crops in Albany Schenectady. Sara.
toga and Washington counties, n. Y.
are reported seriously damagde by the
lon2continued drought.
No news has been received at San.
tiago de Chile of the United States
cruiser Newark, bound for Valparaiso,
II was believed that storms had de.
tanned her in tile Straits Of Magellan.
The towards and the Whites are
reported in possession of the ground
at Manchester, Ky. and rejoicing over
the death of Baker. leader of the other
faction in the great feud
The United States Grand Jury for
Alaska has made serious charges
against the General Superintendent OF
Education for Alaska
Antonio Barrios denied in an inter.
view at San Francisco that his friends
were organizing Il tilibuStering expedi.
ton in Cuba to invade Guatemala.
Teddy. the bald eagle mascot Of the
Rough Riders, lately at Central Park.
\. y, is dead. The Natural History
Museum will get his body when
stuffed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

placeu his resignation IN the hands of
President Loubet.
Lebanon, Mo-, June 13.-The condi-
ton of Congressman Richard p. Bland
is considerably improved. Hopes for
his recovery are now entertained.
Danvllle, ILL.,, June 13.-Orville Stra-
dely, Of Centerburg, Ohio, was killed
by train While walking on the rail-
road track in the outskirts of this city.
London, Ohio, June 13.-The livery
stable of Thomas Largy was totally
destroyed by fire. Seven head Of
horses and pair of jacks perished.
Christiania, June 13.-The Stella Po-
lare, with the Duke of Abbruzi, neph-
ew of the King of Italy, and his polar
expedition on board, has started from
here.
Valparaiso, Ind. June l3.-Willie
Herrini. aged years, of Boone Grove,
wandered out of the house into the
yard and was kicked to death by
horse.
New York, June 13.-Baby Marion
Clark, the child Kidnapped from Gen.
tral Park on Sunday, June 81, is dying
with measles at the home Of her par
ents.
Paris June 13.-The Cabinet has NJ
signed. 1t is said that the Dreyfus
matter. together with the recent royal
ist demonstrate are responsible for
the difficulty.
Chillicothe, Ohio, June 13.-Isaac
CLANCY, convicted of a criminal as
sault upon Miss Minnie Cottrell. has
been sentenced to three vars In the
penitentiary, motion for new trial
being Overruled.
Columbus, Ohio, June 13.-A COM
mittee of West Virginia Democrats
are here arranging Accommodations for
an excursion of 1000 from that state
to hear the address of Colonel w. J.
Bryan In this city July Z.
Fort Smith, Ark, June 13.-John
Moore shot and killed his wife and
himself while in frenzied rage at
seeing his wife, from whom he had
recently separated, in company with
the Captain of the Salvation Army.
Washington, June 13.-Ferdinand
w. Peck, the Commissioners General to
the Paris Exposition, has gone to New
York. Mr.. Peck intends to move the
headquarters of the Exposition Com
mission from Chicago to New York.
New York, June 13.-The National
City Bank shipped S2.000,000 of gold
to-day by the steamship Lain. The
City Banks total Expectation for two
days and the total Shipment altogether
in this movement SO far Is $4,000. 900.
Owingsvile, KY, June 18.-~A horse
which Oliver Cassidy was riding be-
came frightened and rearing UP fell
backward, his riders head coming In
contact with moving machine. h.
fiicting what is believed to be fataI H.
jury
New York, June 13.--PhIIIp Rush.
painter, was instantly killed by Call
from defective scaiIoId at Ninety
sixth street and Avenue A. XiSh u1s
thirty-three years old end lived y
Newark.
Mayfield, KY, June 13.~zA IN0-5eAf-
old negro girl on the faIu a. A1Hi4s
Morris, near this city H41 |*/1U|I4
by a hog. When found I1'1 'H.< both
arms and a portion Or 1EN IH3|' We're
eaten. The child was <e@N'H Na
hogs when attacked.
Chicago, June l3.-@IN1a. asE
tempting to hold uU & 4t0
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

Eog N.Tln-> trk June l4.-Work-
m,n. WING -irdjn@ Il new county road
nrHr tlr Nuachita River, unearthed
several skeletons ana pieces of Indian
pottery. one vessel containing a num-
boz of old silver coins The relies
were brought to the city and placed ON
exhibition.
Tallahassee, Fla. June 14.-Four tel
egranS nave been received at the eX-
ecutive office from the mayor of Dun
Melton. a small mining town near Oca-
la. Fla. asking that troops be sent
there AT once. The negroes were report
ell to be armed and in possession of
the town. Governor BloXham is in east
Florida on vacation and Private Sec
retary Lang. being unable to ascertain
the cause of the trouble, did not or
der out the militia.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

Chrstiania, June 13.-The Stella Po-
lare, with the Duke of Abbruzi, neph-
ew of the King Of Italy, and his polar
expedition on board, has started from
here.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

Mayiield, KY, June l3.--A tNo-5eaE.
old negro girl on the faru 4l james
Morris, near this city Ha4 He<1NEE2
by hog. When found I1'1 '3*< I1[1
arms and portion Or 1NE IHs'' WE'RE
eaten. The child was <eHN'zE zNa
hogs when attacked.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

Chicago, June Is I|sEF&
tempting to hold uU & AH
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

Minneapolis, June 13.-One of the
most severe storms that ever passed
over Minneapolis prevailed here with
relentless furry. For fully an hour
midnight darkness fell over the city,
and the sky had all the appearance of
a tornado There was little wind. how
ever, but an immense volume of water
fell, the gauge showing 2.34 inches.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

Chillicothe, Ohio, June 13.-Isaac
CLANCY, convicted of criminal as
sault upon Miss Minnie Cottrell, has
been sentenced to three vars In the
penitentiary, a motion for a new trial
being Overruled.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

street and La Sale avenue, were sur
prised 10y Policeman Langlois 4 live
ly shooting followed. In the aifray a
woman, named Nettie Behman, was
shot in the groin and died at the Coun-
ty Hospital.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

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New York, June 13.-PhI|Ip Rush. q
painter, was instantly killed by Call
from defective scnifoId At Ninety
sixth street and Avenue A. XuSh u1s
thirty-three years old Hnd lived I1
Newark.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

Noblesville, Ind, June 14.-The
Misses Flora and Bessie. aged 1S and
81 respectively, daughters Of former
Postmaster william Scott, Of Sheri-
dan, were thrown from a buggy In a
runaway and fatally injured.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

Sidney, Ohio, June 14.-Mrs. David
Writ, widow, suicided here. She was
found hanging from rafter in the
attic at her home. She was about 20
years old, and owned several pieces Of
property In this city. No cause Is
known.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

Seymour, Ind, June 14.-Dave Har-
ris, who killed George Brown has been
arrested at Little York after long
chase through the woods and loWIands
south Of this city. He asked to be tax
en- to jail at Salem. fearing to be
brought back to Seymour
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-16

Valparaiso, Ind. June 13.-Willie
Herrini. aged years, of Boone Grove,
wandered out of the house into the
yard and was kicked to death by
horse.
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ready dispatched a man on fast horse 70
overcoat that had very heavy cape. IN
buckIed a revolver from his body and laid
i away, and proceeded 10 shave the man
The coroner did not arrive until near noon
He ordered a jury. heard testimony, but
none 70 convince or give any clew as 70
how or by whom Jim was killed. Big John
was nearly scared 10 death The butcher
was not near him The father took charge
OF the remains. The miners asked the
privilege to turn out az the funeral and
a large crowd assisted 10 lay Jim away
as tenderly as they knew how.
Time seemed 10 fly rapidly and near the
first OF March the law provided that a
grand Jury should sit at the county seat
the second Monday. Some miners noticed
the Frenchman start out with his bird
gun, but that was his custom very often
There was plenty OF game. The wicked
fleeth when no man pursueth.' Someone
had seen him at Shasta. bat that did not
seem strang. But se came y ening the
l.veryman received dispatch from Teha-
ma, sixty-fivs miles from Shasta, and at
the head OF Steamboat Landing II the
river. informing him that MS horse was
there. nearly dead from overriding. The
barber had hired the fastest horse in tina
county and run MIN all that distance
so he could take passage on a boat just
starting down the river II was afterward
learned that he took passage on an ocean
steamer for parts unknown He had made
a deed OF MS property 20 his widow. The
miners. on hearing OF his skipping OFT,
got together. They all knew just how It
al happened. He mad an old grudge at
Jim. He had shot him from under the
cape Of his coat. The butcher said Why,
damn It: I noticed the revolver and he
bet there was a hole in the cape Of his
coat.
"But the butcher got the widow"