Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1902-11-28
AWREK's NEWS CONDENSED
Thursday, November 20.


During a fit OF insanity Mrs. A. A.
Clark, of Phoenix, Ariz., shot and kill
ed her son and then committed sui
eide.
Masked robbers dynamited the safe
in the post office at Edinboro, Pa.
yesterday morning and secured $3.50
in stamps and cash.
Because Anthony Shoren Gan Ital.
fan barber of Buffalo, N. Y, used one
towel on two customers he was fined
sS.45 in the municipal court
Four men were arrested at Hobo
ken, N. J., yesterday for sending let
ters through the mails to grocers
threatening them with death unless
! they were given money.
. Friday, November Fl.
James Gram, alias Chicago Slim"
= was acquitted of the murder of John
/ Shepherd, at Lancaster, Pa, yester-
day.
5 Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
M. E. Allies was the principal speaker
r at the banquet of the Baltimore Bank
r Clerks last night.
n Judge J. G. Sutherland, of Salt Lake
City. Utah, one of the most prominent
LAWYERS of the west. died yesterday.
He was the author of several standard
works of law.
Two trainmen were killed and sew
i eraI others injured in a collision on the
Buffalo and Pittsburg Railroad yester-
IS day near Franklinville, N. Y.
t Saturday, November p.
y. Pope Leo granted a special audience
N to a party of Americans in the Sistine
n. Chapel, at Rome. yesterday.
e Colonial Secretary Chamberlain last
-. night paid farewell visit to King Ed
ward prior to his departure for South
Africa.
in Five United States cruisers and si1
torpedo boats are coaling at San Juan
N Porto Rico, preparatory to the winter
il naval manoeuvres.
IT. United States Consul McAllister. a
- Barbados, says the prevalence o
smallpox there has caused all port
mt to be closed except Trinidad.
Mgr. Falconio, the new anostoli
m delegate to the United States. too
er, up his residence at the Catholic legs
ton building in Washington yestel
ks day.
ar Monday, November "a.
md Ex-Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii, a
ar rived in Washington last night, to Re
main for some time.
led Joseph NJ. Gushing, aged s., a prom
/. nent Baltimore merchant, died SUI
denly yesterday of heart failure
Major Walter Reed, of the surgeo
generals department of the army, die
in Washington yesterday of append
ed citis.
United States army officers al
of having much difficulty supplying FIJI
ay pinos with uniforms that fit, owing
on their small stature.
nd The Wisconsin Central Railroad
i've ore dock at Ashland, Wis, was d
of stroyed by fire Saturday Two fir
men were killed and several injure
les. Financial loss, $550,000
ed. Tuesday, November 25.
I'M Robbers ransacked the post office
is Beaver Falls, Pa, Sunday night al
/
ice Mexico has granted capitalists I
ave vorable concessions for the erecti
Ha- Of large car works plant at the CT
of Mexico
, a Hugh Gallagher, of Chester, P
sor- was struck upon the head with
of lever while at work in the Tidewat
lice Steel Company's plant. His skull
her fractured.
in The subcommittee of the Unit
ord States senate committee on territor
au- yesterday finished its work invei
nro- eating the statehood question Of
tate territories.
hen Wednesday, November 2s.
an Brigadier General c. c. Hood
her been retired at his own request.
the Receivers were appointed yesterC
ton for the dry goods firm of S. Priess
der. Son, of Baltimore. Liabilities, 81
the OOO
pre- Captain A. P Mordaunt, who M
trik- the first discovery of pay gold
fire. Nome, Alaska, died in San Franci
the yesterday.
the Charles V. Herdliska, United Sta
to consul at Callao, Peru, has resign
ugh being unwilling to expose his fan
lat to the climate in Peru.
at.i- A steam boiler on the farm of G
Itself Coleman, near Lebanon, Pa, explo
hich yesterday, setting fire to a large b;
brief which was destroyed. Loss, 500, 90
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