Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1902-06-26
IURMONr FREDERICK COUNTY, MD, THURSDAY, JUNE 26 Eo2
SUMMARY OF THE LATEST NEWS.
Domestic.

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brains out.
Commencement exercises were held
at Yale University. Senator Lodge de-
ivered the address to the graduates OF
the law school,
A collision during fog between two
light engines near Steobenville, Ohio,
caused the death of two men, number
being hurt.
The remains OF Mrs. Ella Ridgely, the
wife OF the Comptroller OF the Currency,
were inferred in Oak Ridge Cemetery.
Burr Noland son OF the late Bishop
holland, OF Richmond, Va, died at his
home in New York.
Disappointed in love. John II, Hart
man, city fireman OF Omaha, Neb.,
committed suicide.
There were three deaths on the trans
port Sherman, that arrived at San Fran
cisco from Manila.
William B. Lent, the author, OF New
York. died at Norfolk. Conn, at the age
OF 90.
Major John w. Moore. an ex-Confed-
crate, died at his home in Lexington,
Va.
Ten persons were hurt in a collision
between two trolley cars in Chicago.
The torpedo boat destroyer Hull was
launched at the yards OF the Harlan y
HollingSworth Company. The vessel
was christened by Miss Mabel Hull, ct
Newton. Mass, a grandnicce OF Ad-
milral Hull after whom the vessel is
named
The anthracite coal miners have now
been on strike six weeks The strike OF
1000, in which the men won a 10 per
cent increase. lasted just that long | he
end Of the present struggle is not IN
sight.
George Williams, Danish negro, was
picked up adriit by the schooner Bake
and brought to Norfolk He had been
ior 10 days without food and drink and
was almost insane.
4 mortgage for $I5ooooo from the
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
to the Merchants Trust Company ot
New York, trustee. was filed i'll Peters
burg. Va.
Three Italians who brutaly assaulted
David James. Of New kensington, Pa.
and fatally wounded his son. had mar
row escape from lynching.
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Air Line and other railroads have been
indicted by the United States Grand
Jury at Atlanta on charges OF violating
the Interstate Commerce Law relating
to pooling OF cotton rates.
Indictments were returned by the
Philadelphia Grand Jury charging mem
bcrs Of school board with conspiracy
to eXtort money in connection with the
appointment Of school teachers.
The International Association cf Boot
and Shoe Workers, in convention at De
troit, decided to hold the defense fund
OF the organization down to 100000.
Johann Most was sentenced to one
year in the penitentiary for the incend'-
AIRY article he wrote when President
Mckinley was aSSassinated.
Annie Reno aged 10 years was ia
tally burned at Braddock, Pa, and lour
seriously injured.
Judge Hanccy. oi Illinois, gave de
cision that the Illinois Antitrust Law
Of 1901 is unconstitutional and VOID IN
all its parts
The body of Miss Barthcld was
found in Choctaw county, Ala, with her
throat cut \ search is being made Tor
the murderer
Walter Gordon. who killed Charles
Daw, farmer Of Manitoba, and Jacob
Smith. DAVIS hired man, was hanged
for his crime.
Toreign.
Kind Edward and Queen Alexandra
arrived in London from Windsor and
we're given an enthusiastic reception
The King appeared to be in his usual
health Among the notabcs arriving
for the coronation were Ras Makou-
men, the Abyssnian general and repre-
sentative of King Menelik; Prince
Henry of Prussia, the Archduke Ferdl-
nand and the Prince of Asturias.
The Lloyds medal for gallant service
was awarded in London to Captain
Freeman, Of the British steamer Rod,
dam. for his pluck in taking his vessel
from St. Pi'rre during the earthquake;
An American missionary has reported
that a Methodist chapel has been burn
ed and 10 native converts killed by the
Boxers in Suchwan Province, China.
Reports from Willemstad, Island OF
Curacoa. indicate that the revolution
lists are making rapid headway in Ven
ezucla.
The Count of Turin unveiled mon
,ment to Rossini, the composer, in the
Pantheon of Santa Croce, Florence,
Italy. ,,.
Lord Kitchener was given public
ovation and presented with sword
upon his arrival in Cape Town.
Over 100 teachers in the national
schools at St. Petersburg have been ar
rested on the charge OF circulating
revolutionary ideas. 1t is another illus
tratoin of how the discomfort in Russia
is spreading.
In an interview in London Mr., Ber-
nard N. Baker said his shipping com
bine would welcome the other proposed
British combine ii it developed into
something tangible.
A number Of American millionaircs
will soon arrive at Kiel on their steam
Yachts to witness the regatta Emperor
William will take part in the races.
American sharpcrs have been work
ing off notes of the American Confeder-
acy upon unsuspecting tradesmen as
genuine United States money,
There is much speculation in London
as to whether the transport Bavarian,
with the British troops returning from
South Africa, will arrive in time for the
coronation.
Financial
The New York Sub-treasury state