Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1902-06-20
AWEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED
Thursday, June IL.

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lin and Marshall College, at Lancaster,
Pa, was dedicated yesterday
Senior Gonzales de Quesada, the first
Cuban minister to the United States,
arrived in New York yesterday from
Havana.
Samuel Caldwell, of West Chester,
Pa, was killed while placing a re-
volver in his pocket, when the weapon
was accidentally discharged,
Considerable alarm is felt by federal
and state officers over the forest fires
raging in Colorado. Three fires are
now raging, and all are of incendiary
origin.
Friday, June 10.
A Paris dispatch says a theft of
100000 francs has been discovered
at the Bank of France.
After Victor Crouser died in an aims.
house at Toledo, o., certificate of de-
post for $500 on a national bank was
found
At the seth commencement of
Franklin and Marshall College. at Ian.
caster, Pa. yesterday. class of IS
was graduated.
The United States transport War
rem arrived at San Francisco yester.
day from Manila, bringing 300 marines
and Gao casuals and short-term men.
Saturday, June IA.
President Roosevelt yesterday sign
ed the river and harbor bill,
Two men were killed yesterday by
the fall of an elevator in the veneer
mill of c. C, Manuel & Son, at Rich.
forth, Vt.
The seventh annual meeting of the
American Association of Farmers In
stitute Workers will be held in Wash
ipgton June "a, 25 and 26.
The police of Butte, Mon, claim they
have unearthed a conspiracy to do q
wholesale kidnapping business among
the wealthy families of the city, The
alleged leader of the band is under
arrest.
Monday, June 16.
The national house of representa-
tives passed 1879 private pension bills
on Saturday
The Southern Interstate Bankers
Association held its annual session a
Savannah, Ca, today,
: Manila, P. l., printers in the emplo.
of the government have asked tina
: their salaries be paid in gold. The,
are now paid in Mexican silver.
The telegraphers of Chicago. VIII
have been without a union for severa
: years, were organized yesterday b
the American Federation of Labor.
= Rev. Dr. Henry Van Dyke, of Prince
ton, N. j., preached the baccalaureat
sermon to the graduates of Corne
: University at Ithaca, N. Y, yesterda!
Tuesday, June II.
A number of Baltimore manufactul
s ers are using oil in place of coal t
e furnish heat for the boilers at thei
D plants.
Colonel Myron T. Herrick treasure
e of the Mckinley National Memoirs
e Association, has received from Pari
a check for 1914 for the fund.
/, New York dispatch says all steam
: ship lines operating between Englan
. and Atlantic seaboard ports have el
tered into an agreement on freigl
J. rates to Europe.
It President Roosevelt yesterday r
ceived over 400 delegates Of the Int
national Association of General Seer
Is taries Of the Y. NJ. c. A, who recent
II held a convention at Mountain LAX
-e Md.
Wednesday, June is.
o Brigadier General Charles Bird W;
retired yesterday, having reached tt
A. age of GO years.
Y The next tournament of the Nation
Telegraphers' Association will be he
in Cincinnati. No date has been fixC
q as yet
n The navy department yesterday
s sued an order placing Captain Sal
s, uel c. Lemly, judge advocate Of Il
p. navy, on the retired list
lie Despondent because of failure of h
g business since the miners strike b
o. gan, Samuel Geisinger, of WilkesbarI
u Pa, committed suicide yesterday.
~ Edward Bailey, of Harrisburg, al
General David Mem. Gregg, of Rea
10 ing, were reappOinted trustees of Il
pennsylvania Insane Asylum q IA