Milford chronicle., 1904-03-25
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED.
Thursday, March II.

President ROOSeNell mas apPNiHN (
Captain T. f. Jewell to be a rear ad-
miral.
William E. Stanley, ex-governor OF
Kansas. has resigned as a member oil
the Dawes Indian commission.
Dr James B. Sanford, speaker OF /
tbe Colorado house of representatives, !
died at his home in Denver OF appen-
dicitis.
Fire destroyed four oyster packing
nlants and the railroad freight sheds
At Tilghman's Island, Nd, causing
loss OF $4,000.
The Hickory Run Brick company OF
Allentown. Pa, has made an assign
mont for the benefit of creditors. LA
bilit.es. $4,000; assets, S25.OOO.
Friday, March 1s.
w 7 Oliver of knoxville, Tenn
has been appointed receiver for inc
tennessee Central railroad.
w r Nichols has been appointed
bv president Roosevelt to be secretary
If Arizona. to succeed Isaac T. Stod-
dard
Bisbop Louis NJ. Fink, of the Leav-
enworth. Kan. diocese OF the Cathollc
church. died in Kansas City OF pneu-
monia.
81 Louis fair officials have receiy-
ed a cableeram that Russia Will par
ticipate in the press congress TO De
held at the exposition.
General IL. H. Thomas, who was re-
centlv ousted as federal appraiser at
the port Of Chicago, dropped dead IN
2 LAWYERS office Of heart disease.
Saturday, March 10.
h The New Jersey Democratic state
T comm iftea will meet in Newark Marcf
r "a to fix date for the state conyen-
ton ,, -.
}, President Roosevelt has issued al
!; order applying civil service rules Il
$ the service Of the war department il
-e the Philippines.
Y. The postofIice safe at Mount Wash
l. inqton. near Baltimore, Nd, was blow
e. omen bv dynamite and $500 in none
and stamps taken.
D. George A. Secor, formerly cashier
n the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
n orn railroad at New York, was ser
a, fenced to two years and six month
IS. imprisonment for embezzling $lO,l66.
Monday, March Fl.
nd John Moral had every bone in h
as bodv broken by fall of 200 feet in II
p Hazle Brook mine, at Hazleton, Pa
n One man was killed and one fatal
hurt at Baltimore, Nd, by the deral
ing of a Baltimore and Ohio coal tral
The worlds cotton crop for l9O2-lS
=, Is estimated by the department OF
No riculture at 17,179, 765 bales, valued
90 $3.50 OS2, ,451.
&c Favette Sawyer and Burke Harr
ias Deqroes. we're hanged by a mob
~ cleveland, Miss. for the murder
os another negro.
es- Samuel Kile. an employe Of a 81
uC mill at Mifiinville. Pa, stepped on
iei, rapidly revolving rip saw, lost
40 right foot at the ankle and was
lea riously cut about the back and head
Tuesday, March %.
toe Ex.Mavor William R. Grace, Of n
.cu. York. died of pneumonia at his no
ion. in that city. aged Y years.
Ken The supreme court of the Uni
,ve States has adjourned for two WEI
,eo. for the usual Easter recess.
N Burglars blew open the safe in
"a nostofice at Pleasantville, N. j.,
arv secured S175 in cash and stamps.
The warehouse Of the Deering F
vasting Machine company, at
Iouis. stored with farm machine
was DESTROYED by fire. Loss, $4,000
Jna' DR.. Jesse B. Carter, of Princeton
7 has been appointed professor
coal eniaraphv and photography in
pos American School OF Classical StuC
VI at Rome.
oe Wednesday, March %.
The Ohio Republican state conN
W. tion will be held May II and Is at
.os+s lumbus.
80 80 Bv the collapse Of a brick builC
-ieeu being erected at Houston, Tex, e
..os 1ue persons were injured, three fatally
, ',ots The National Hardware Dealers
''iNi sociation held it's annual conven
toto at Indianapolis, Ind.
90 80 Dennis Tierney, one of the ol
leaders of the Democratic part!
1lle Lackawanna county, Pa, died at Sc
~ 80 ton, aged "a years.
l'i'e A bill has been introduced in
United States senate appropria
uRT $500, 900 for a military camp at c
WACO Valley, Pa.