Milford chronicle., 1902-04-11
WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
Thursdav, April 3.

Thursday, April 3.
Major General William D. Whipple,
retired died in a New York hospital
of pneumonia after an illness of two
days.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., the presi-
dents eldest son. has completely re-
covered from the effects of his attack
Of pneumonia.
Fifteen Of the largest bakeries in
Boston, Mass, have granted their en-
ployes a 10-hour day without a re-
duction in wages.
The transport Sheridan sailed from
San Francisco yesterday for the Phil
ippines with 1850 soldiers Of the
/ Twenty-ninth Infantry.
Friday, April a.
The Marconi Wireless Telegraph
company sold its American rights and /
patents to an American company with
| $4,000, 900 capital.
While men were eXcavating IN the
Hennepin canal feeder, near Tampico'
ILL.,. they found box containing 49,
600 in Spanish gold coin.
Pugilist Thomas Hornkerth, better
known as Tommy White" who was
} injured in his fight with Tommy Mar
key at Philadelphia last Saturday
died yesterday.
Charles H. Worther, Of New York,
cut his wife's throat and shot her IN
the left ear, and after being sure Oh
her death, cut his own throat, dying
soon afterward.
Saturday, April 5.
/ ~,.as----- nTo.,-1,sc Tenn will nre-
p sent Admiral Schley with magnih-
d cent service of silver plate.
Miss Ellen NJ. Stone, the American
missionary, sailed for New York on the
steamer Deutschland yesterday.
i Charles RIDLEY fell from the top Of
a 4O-foot telegraph pole in Camden, N
st J., yesterday and sustained fatal in
t, juries.
4 District Attorney Jerome has brought
~ charges against Police Captain Foody
!. of New York city, for failing to preven
violations of the law.
IL The United States cruiser Cincinnati
will participate in the exercises il
d. honor Of President Roosevelts visit t
n, the Charleston exposition.
e Monday, April z.
IN The Pennsylvania state convention
., of the Ancient Order of Hibernian
will be held in Wilkesbarre August i
- John Barrett, commissioner genera
IT. to Asia from the Louisiana Purchas
Exposition at St. Louis, left for tn
gh Orient.
wn General Stewart L. Woodford, 70
ire mer minister to Spain, and his famil
,ot left New York Saturday for a tour
IN. the world.
-, Henry w. oliver, of Pittsburg, P;
OF denies the report that he is a cane
m. date for United States senator to su
for -ceed Senator Penrose.
Funeral services over the body
I'M the late Lieutenant Commander w
md liam H. Schueltze, U. S. N, were he
- in Washington yesterday.
Tuesday, April 8.
) Oh The Manchurian treaty betwe
Russia and China was signed at Peb
has today.
ross Elizabeth Kaighn, of Camden, n.
in died yesterday of blood poisonil
roe caused by picking pimple on her I
ane per lip.
''u James whitfield, president of
.en' Western Base Ball League, commit
III suicide at his home in Kansas c
can yesterday.
tent Senator Hanna denies that he 81
a check to Havana for 100000 to
we used as bail for e. G. RathbOne, c
,rti- victed of embezzling postal funds.
Ignace Paderewski, the plan
"''7 asked Governor Odell, of New YC
nave to pardon Anton Weiner, who is Sc
rk IS ing a life sentence in Sing Sing
who murder
Wednesday, April 9.
,eep- King Christian, OF Denmark, yes
the day celebrated his saith birthday.
-, Lord Kimberley, the Liberal sta
man, died at his residence in Lon
yesterday.
more Yesterday was the 37th annivers
other of the surrender of General Lee
y ar General Grant at AppomattoX.
pre- Secretary of State Dickinson, of
Jersey yesterday appointed ]. B
=, the Smith, Of Warren county, as his
80, sistant.
A six-story building at Bayonne
noin- J., occupied by the Pacific Coast b
lat : company, was Quilted by fire. 1
, who $15OOOO
Iced Admiral Bradford returned to w
CHIT" ington from a trip of inspection
oboth coaling sites in Cuba, one Of whiC
,roto5 to be at Havana.