Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-04-11
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED.
Friday. April 5.

a. w EEk'S NEWS UUNUENSEDs
Friday, April 5.
A report Of another attempt on tho
life OF Russia's car. and the suicide
of the assailant, lacks confirmation.
DR.. Alfred C. Lambdin has become
the editor of the Philadelphia Times,
succeeding A. K Mcclure, who retired
a few days ago.
Governor Stone yesterday reappoint-
ed DR.. Nathan c. Schaeffer, of Lancas-
ter, to be superintendent of public in
struction of Pennsylvania for four
years.
At Newkirk, O. T., Mrs. Ella Seiglin
and Mrs Daughson fought duel at
20 PAGES with revolvers, Mrs. Seiglin
receiving two bullets in the breast.
She will recover, and wants to fight
again.
Saturday, April 9.
Chicken tamales and canned pigs
feet are to be added to our Philip
pines soldiers rations.
e. ]. WolteTs, who tried to black
mail United States Senator Kcarns,
was indicted at Omaha, Neb.
Governor Stone appointed A. M.
Brown of Pittsburg and j. r. Murphy
of Allegheny recorders for those cities.
A resolution for constitutional
amendment legaliZing the use Of voting
machines il Wisconsin YVES lost in the
state senate
J. d. Snoddy is under arrest at Nc
Kenzie, Tenn, for using the mails to
defraud. He advertised to send $50 in
counterfeit money for 81.
Monday, April 8.
The Arbuckle-Woolson coffee fight is
to go to the supreme court of Ohio.
A boiler explosion at Buffalo Satur-
day killed an Italian and injured four
John Gulick, who last week murder
ed his mother and brother at Klines,
grove, Pa, is under arrest.
A life prisoner, James F. Hodgdon
was liberated from prison at Thomas
ton, Me-, by Governor Powers.
Quartermaster General Ludingtor
has resumed his duties at the war de.
partment after two weeks in Cuba.
w. A. Clark and wife and Lee L
Clark have been arrested at Buffalo by
postal authorities, charged with swim
ding.
Tuesday, April 8.
Imports into Cape Colony last year
G17,000,000.
Ex-Congressman Matt D. Logan die(
at New Orleans, yesterday, aged u.
Judge Taft, it is understood, is tt
be civil governor of the Philippine isl
ands.
The food scare in New England hal
died out, though there have been heav.
losses.
Printers throughout thecountry hav'
accepted the arbitration plan proposed
by the Publishers association.
The combine of department stores il
great cities, headed by John Clafiin, o
New York, is assured Capital 500,
100000.
Detective Fred Hayes and Miss Jena
nette Evans, of Chicago, were married
at the home of the latter'S sister il
Cincinnati, while the bride was dying
from pneumonia. She lived five hour
after the ceremony.
Wednesday,, April 10.
George @. Cannon, apostle of tn
Mormon church, is dying at Monterey
Cal
The block coal miners Of Indiana ar
on strike against the purchase of pow
der from the companies.
Governor P. T. Woodfin, of the Ma
tional Soldiers Home at Hampton, Va
is dying from Bright's disease.
A seat on New York's Stock Elk
change sold yesterday for $58,OOO. Tn
highest price paid heretofore, $4,000
Texas legislature, which adjournet
yesterday, passed bill which entirel.
prohibits the sale of cigarettes in tn,
state.
In the Wisconsin legislature a join
resolution for a constitutional amend
ment to enable women to vote wa
killed.
Negotiations are now on for the con
solidation of all the sewer pipe manu-
factories into one corporation, with ;
capital of about $12,200,000.
The coal workers at Marseilles
terday, and with this decision the pro
longed strike came finally to an end.
Thursday, April II.
The transport Rawlins was destroyed
by fire in New York harbor yesterday
Mayor Johnson, of Cleveland, has de
clared war against gambling in tina
city.
Fire destroyed a portion of the Chill
dren's hospital on Randall's Island
New York harbor, and the nurses
heroism saved 81 lives.
At Berlin Cashier Peters, of tn
Credit society, at Heilighafen, was sen
fenced to five years Imprisonment TO
embezzling 100,0 marks.
Mrs. Helen Potts Hall, alleging tina
she was the adopted daughter of thu
late G. F. Gilman, the Atlantic and Pa
cific Tea company millionaire, bring
suit for her share of his estate.