The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1900-03-22
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
interesting Intelligence Of the week
Gathered and Condensed
From nay to nay.
MONDAY.

From Nay to Day.
MONDAY.
Capt. Joseph Nicholson, fer 81 years
warden Of the Detroit house of cor
reetion, ID dead at the age of 4lyears,
Frank Cass, 1s years old, was killed
in Ia friendly boxing bout with Bert
Whidden st Levin Lake, near Santa
Cruz, Cal... .,f
Charles Humphreys. a Negro, was
lyHched at Phoenix City, Ala, by
wAites for entering the room OF q
daughter " farmer.
Washington. officials deny that the
relations between the. United States
and China are strained TO such an ex-
tent as to threaten American inter-
ests. ,
Adm. and Mrs. Dewey left Washing-
ton ON six weeks visit through the
southern states. They viii then sail
for Europe to attend the Paris ex-
position. g.,,s,
Filipino Insurgents are reorganizing
in several of the Philippine provinces
and maintaining a resistance infhcpes
that congress will give the best pos
sible terms.
Thomas Pooley, saloonkeeper of
Butte, Mont, shot his brother-in-law.
Thomas Littlejohn, and the latter's
wife, the outcome of long-standing
family quarrel.
Mrs. Isador Clark, q sister of Judge
Tuley, of Chicago, died in Milwaukee,
aged 70 years. The remains will be
taken to Chicago. for interment. in
Rose Hill cemetery.
A military commission at Bayam-
bong, in the Philippines, has SEN
fenced to be Hanged on March 80 two
natives who have been found guilty
of numbering their ,countrymen.
A coal chute from coaling station
on the Ninth Avenue Elevated rail-
road in New York city dropped on a
rapidly moving train, badly wrecking
the train and injuring nine persons,
several quite seriously.
e On account Of the failure to settle
the nachinists' strike in Chicago all
the machinists in the, United States
will be called out at once. This will
directly throw out over 100000 men
and close down plants having an ag-
gregate capital of many millions OF
dollars.
SUNDAY.
Samuel Donnelly leads in the nomi-
nation for president of the Interna-
tional Typographical union.
Mrs. Ellen Cole, aged so years, OF
Wheeling, w. Va, fell into an open
fireplace and was burned to death. ..
At Kenova, w. Va, Glenwood inn
one of the finest hotels in the south.
ern part of the state, was destroyed
by fire. Loss, $4,000.
Boer flags were carried in the St
Patrick's parade through the streets
of New York city, and many of the
paraders wore Boer buttons.
At Lexington, Neb., Frank Dins.
more was sentenced to death for the
murder of his wife and John Lane
the husband of his paramour.
Two more antitrust resolutions
have been introduced in the house
Wire Co. and the other against the
Federal Steel Co.
Gen. Gatacre's forces reached Nor
vals Pont, having accomplished his
mission in joining the British forces
Lord Roberts is now preparing to
start on his long march to Pretoria
Maud s., the famous trotter, died at
u. u "
She was owned by the Bonner estate
and was 26 years of age. Her trot.
ting record of 2:0sA was made in
1885.
The new army transport Sumner
ran down and sunk railroad barge
in the harbor at Norfolk, Va. Fiji
teen men on the barge narrowly es
capped. The transport was but slight
ly injured.
Geo. L. Magill. of Chicago, former
z president of the Avenue Savings
! bank, which collapsed in 1896, was
convicted of receiving deposits wher
the bank was insolvent and sentenced
to the penitentiary for an indefinite
term.
While John Smith was walking
near Red river bridge, near Clarks
vile, Tenn, en- route home. he was
attacked by an unknown white mar
4 on horseback, who fired two shots
both passing through his body. HI
q will die.
Il Gen. Henry Harnden, commander
of the Wisconsin department, g. A
r., and who commanded the Wiscon
sin troops that, with Michigan com
A pany, captured Jefferson Davis, diet
of pneumonia at his home in Madi
son, Wis.
SATURDAY.
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