Milford chronicle., 1902-03-07
AWEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED
Thursday, February 27.

i't' Soayl TSuIudIy H.
Henry A. Taylor, Of New York, was
found guilty of conspiracy to bride a
jury at Grand Rapids, Mich.
Henry G. Marquand, president of
the Metropolitan Museum of Art. died
yesterday at his home in New York.
William Garrison, foreman at Fit |
ley's grain elevator, Camden. N. J., |
was caught between drilling cars and |
crushed to death
William Mullillin, a wealthy farmer |
Of Keokuk, Ia, was killed by a bullet |
which came through a window and
struck him in the head
The president has appointed ex-
Congressman Myron McCord, of Wis
consin, as United States marshal of
Arizona, in place of Benjamin Dan
tels, whose commission was revoked.
Friday, February %.
Columbus, Ga, was deluged by rain
last night, which washed away sew
eral bridges and did considerable
damage.
Two small sons of Shaderich Jack
son. of Alexandria, Va, were burned
to death in a fire which destroyed
their home.
There were four deaths and nine
new cases of smallpox in New York
yesterday and a crusade of vaccination
was begun.
ODonovan Rosa. the celebrated
Fenian agitator, is dying of blood poi
soning at St. Francis Hospital, Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo
Manager De Coursey, of the Leaven-
worth, Kan, Street Car company, was
fined $50 for discharging an employee
for belonging to labor union.
Saturday, March 1.
John L. Mason, inventor of the Ma.
son screw top fruit jar, died in a New
, York hospital.
The cells in the Camden county Jail
s were fumigated yesterday because OF
9 a case of smallpox discovered on
S Thursday
bill will be introduced in the Vir
ginia legislature to allow women tC
carry pistols, owing to many crimina
assaults recently.
4 The wholesale grocery establish
h ment of L. c. Younger &, Co. at Rich
mond, Va, was damaged by fire to the
E, extent of $4,000.
John Fl. Barnes. of Baltimore, con
ductOr on the Royal Blue line, from
=? Washington to Philadelphia was al
" rested for embezzling tickets.
Monday, March 8.
N The unemployed of Paris starte
n rioting yesterday, when II policome
- were injured and many arrests made
Fire yesterday destroyed the ofic
We and warehouse Of the J. A. Case con
oh pany. at Fargo, N. D., entailing a los
of SIS, 900.
lg Charles w. julius, aged So, chic
rs; clerk in the engineer department, [
as S. army, at New York, was found dea
a in his Office.
Il. Robert Downs, of Clayton, N. J
-, was shot in the left eye by an air riff
in the hands of a boy He will los
ill the sight Of it.
ye, Lord ISitchener's name is me-
tut toned in British military circles fC
of promotion to field marshal to succee
Sir Neville Chamberlain.
'oI Tuesday, March 4.
'ui The census Of New Foundlan
10 which has just been completed, giv'
the population as 220,249.
In fit of jealousy, Anthony Berr
81 of Detroit, shot and killed Mrs. Sar;
A. Thillman and then killed himself.
- Professor Frederick James Woo
Ia bridge has been appointed to the cha
of philosophy Of Columbia Universit
re- New York.
ed. Adiutant General Stewart, of Pen
ed sylvania, who was injured in a ri
ny away accident last August, resum
III; his duties yesterday.
I ~ The five-story building of the AS
rlv Press Printing Co. in New York, W
ar wrecked by an explosion. A WON
IDS who jumped from a window was kilt
) to Wednesday, March 5.
ust Australia produced 4,333,681 ounC
MS of gold last year.
ne The Crescent Democratic Club,
d Baltimore, Md, celebrated its S0th
nl[s niversary last evening.
re- The Maryland senate passed a
+ is to authorize the admission Of won
it'll as practicing lawyers in the ST
to court.
ger. The United States senate yestert
uld confirmed the nomination of Ber
ven min b. Brown to be collector of c
.inS toms at Erie, Pa.
aUo The United States cruiser PhilaC
i'm phia sailed from Panama for Qua
ON quill Ecuador, where she will sh
the the American flag for the first time
ing, several years.