Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-06-06
A WEEKS RECORD
AL the News Of the Past Seven
Days CONDENSED
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
News Of the Industrial FieA- Personal
and Political Items, Happenings
at Home and Abroad
THE NEWS FROM ALL THE WORLD
DONE sTIC

DOHEsTIC.
The Thirteenth sIIlserfary - The
Ansrical sabbath union vas ce.eDrz-
ted IN View Iork
The United states supreme court DE-
cicsc that the ccntr.f.t-o1 coes Lo.
follow the faZ into fae nations n~H
InEB.sr pDtsettlsnf. fhgs yphg.clng
The poiicy III ths s1mirit-ratlo1. The
government Naa defeated "a TIE Porto
Rlco customs case.
September Il has been fixed a. the
day FOR The opening contsat i1 TIE cup
yscsf.
william p. Hazsn. chief agent If The
secret service q the government, has
resigned.
Thirty thousand member n the tai
1ors' trades demanded the abolition u
abe contract system and threaten q
general strike.
Thomas Clark, a Harvey HL) Ia
bOrer. wounded his wife and then
killed himssH with revolver. Jsal-
ouEy Nss the cause.
In fire a. Hatley. idaho. the wife
and son Of Rev. J. r. Oaborne were
burned - death.
The bsttIeship Wisconsin vas pre-
sented In San Francisco with silver
banquet service, the gift Of the state
whose name she bears.
TweDty-one miners were killed By
en- explosion Of coal duSt ia the new
Kichlsnd mine at Dayton. Tenn.
A. T. Dow, an Illicit oleOmargarins
maker in Chicago, was sentenced to
ak months in Jail and fined $1,000.
The report Of the Philippine com
mission making recomme ndation for
. general government Of the Islands
has been received at the war depart
ment.
Lieut.. Gov. Allen and Representa-
tive Ketchum, Of Vermont, were ar
rested charged with completely in the
wrecking Of a bank al Vergennes, VI.
Great Northern freight train was
totally destroyed in q collision with
. car containing dynamite at Ia
coma, Wash.
Chinese student won the ora
torical prize at the Vanderbilt uni
versity in Nashville, Tenn.
The annual report Of the civil sery-
lee commission shows that during the
year ended June 30, 1900, 45,s4l per
sons took the competitive eTamina-
lions for government appointments
The United States supreme court has |
adjourned until the second Monday in |
October.
Pire at Kindred, y. D., destroyed % |
buildings al a loss Of 800 900.
The schooner II. Rand was over /
turned In Lake Michigan, and Capt. |
Jefferson, his daughter and three men |
were drowned.
A small steamer vas blown 20 pieces /
by dynamite near. Boonyille, No, kill /
sng two men and destroying two |
houses.
Gypsies kidnapped o young girl near
Atlantic, la, presumably ~ get ran
som for her.
Mrs. Mary Hershberger and her /
daughter and Rrandchild were burned /
20 death in a farmhouse near Watse-
ka, III.
The United Pres byterian general
assembly in session in Des Moines,
Ia, adopted report declaring mem
bers of secret societies Ineligible 10
membership in the church and ex.
polling those already members.
Gov La Toilette has appointed DR..
Alma j. Frisbie the first woman mem
Der OF the Wisconsin board Of uni
,ersity regents.
-Four Of the children OF George H.
Bramhall, pianist and composer, died
la Chicago within two weeks.
The Peoples state bank at Gothen-
burg, Ncb., closed It's doors with de-
poAits Of SEQ, 1000.
The government crop report says
al cereals have made good stand,
but are much retarded by unscasOn-
able weather.
United Confederate veterans, repre-.
senting 1881 camps, met in eleventh
annual reunion In Memphis, Tenn.
There were big crowds at oil the sta
lions after the presidential train had
crossed the line into Ohio, but only
,hort stops were made until the party
reached Can, on. Mrs. Mckinley con
Iinued 20 improve Ia health.
Ninety houses in Bakersyille, n. C.,
md vicinity were swept away and four
ives lost by the recent food.