Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-10-13
NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
The latest happenings Condensed for Rapid
Reading.
Domestic,

vile. was arrested in Muskogce, |. T.,
and placed under $4,000 bond on a
,hargc of misrepresentation OF the
funds of the bank
ilcnry b. Metcalf. OF Pawtucket, K.
l., who was the Prohibition candidate
for governor OF Massachusetts and the
candidate Of the party for vice prcsl-
dent in 1000. is dead.
An idle rumor that the Dime Say
ings Bank OF Canton. O.. lost $4,000
by the failure OF IN" Auliman Com
pany started a rim OH the bank. All
creditors were promptly paid.
Frank De Pcystcr Hall, prominent
New York clubman, who had several
suits for SANDER pending on account
of ugly statements concerning his NOR
ais, committed suicide.
Fifteen hundred miners employed by
the Massillon CO.. Coal Mining Com
pany went on strike, demanding an ad-
vance of two cents a ton
The guests of the Forest Park llo-
tel in St Louis, had narrow escape
from fire.
BY the sinking OF yacht in the lake
near Chicago. three OF the four per-
sons on board were drowned.
While suffering from delrium trcm-
ems, DR.. Edward J. Belt, of Spring
field, Mass, shot and wounded DIR.
Benjamin Jackson. his physician, and
hudson Strong, Jr,. and then com
miitcd suicide.
The remains OF Postmaster General
Payne were buried in Forest Home
Cemetery, in Milwaukee, after they
had been viewed by about $4,000 per
sons as they lay in state in the city
hall
Najit lIashin and his Chicago bride,
who were arrested at the instance OF
the brides father on the charge OF
theft, were released on habcaS cor
puS proceedings.
Henry +. Simmons. a member of
the wealthy colony at Summit, n. j.,
was arrested on the charge OF footing
willie executor of the estate OF his
Connecticut aun',
The Convention of the Boys Bri-
gadc, in Washington, concluded with
maS>-meetirg in Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Episcopal Church.
South.
Frank Woodbridge. wanted in Hon
o,uu for cmbclalcmcnt committed
about three years ago. was found on
the transport Logan and arrested.
Charles A. Ward was arrested IN
New York on the charge OF getting
$4,000 from justices OF the Supreme
Court by misrcpre ,eutation.
Allen NJ. Gangewar. who was once
private secretary to Secretary Sa lmon
F. Chase, OF Ohio, died i'll Washing
ton.
Mrs Martha c. Noxon sued Mary
+. Remington for $4,000 damages
for alternating the affections OF her TO-
ycar-old husband.
Six Grand Trunk Railway train
men were sutiocatcd to death in the
tunnel under the St. Clair River, at
Port Huron. Mich.
John Whipple, the outlawcd MasSa-
ChuscttS farmer, was surrounded III a
barn by A posse, and put two bullets
into his head rather than be captured
His injuries are probably fatal,
David Aud, president of the First
National Bank and a pioneer Kansas
dropped dead in Atchison, Kan, aged
80 years Mr., Aud built the Hannl-
bal Road into Atchison
Rowland c. Hill wa, shot and killed
in Memphis by Ben Gillian. colored,
who was defending Mrs, Emma Leon
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handle Railroad between the Wheel
ing express and a freight engine.
The Nebraska, the latest and largest
United States battlcship. was success
fully launched at Seattle.