Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-10-22
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Friday, October IA.
The archbishop OF Canterbury sailed
from New York for England on the
steamship Cedric.
Charles II. Locher. well known In
financial circles throughout Pennsyl-
vania. died suddenly at Lancaster. Pa.
Christopher Redfern, of Philadel-
phia, took a dose of muriatic acid by
mistake for medicine and died an hour
later In great agony.
General Charles p Ball. a prominent
Confederate leader and former men,
Der of the Alabama railroad commits
sion. is dead at Montgomery. Ala.
The registration this year at the
the freshman class being the largest
on record. numbering SIG students.
Saturday, October IS.
Andrew Leonhardt was hanged at
Baltimore for the murder Of his wife
In 1903.
All the public schools Of Worcester.
Mass. held memorial services in honor
OF the late Senator Hoar.
Attorney General Moody was thrown
from his horse while riding at Wash
ington. but escaped injury.
Walter Finney. former cashier of the
Second National Bank of Belair, Md,
was sentenced to Jail for five years for
embezzling $4,000.
While Lewis Krarse. aged II, of Phil
adelphia was attempting to fix the
crate in a stove, his clothing took fire
and he was fatally burned.
Monday, October IL.
Isaac Acheson. mayor of Bingham
ton. Tenn. has been sent to Jail for 80
days and fined $50 for selling liquor
on Sunday.
Four United States soldiers were
killed and seven injured by the pre-
mature explosion of a mortar at Fort
Banks. Winthrop, Mass.
Charged with transportation of
funds of the defunct Gallon. o.. ma
tional bank. former President T. L.
Hayes was indicted at Cleveland.
While three burglars were leaving
his store. Henry Prinsky. of Pittston,
Pa, wounded one of them with
shotgun. whereupon they dropped
their plumber and fled.
Tuesday, October 10.
Rev. Arthur S. Lloyd. OF New York,
who was recently elected Episcopal
bishop of Kentucky, has declined the
Office.
The anniversary of the Sunday
School Union of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church of America will be held
at New York October 27-31
Funeral directors and livery drivers
of Elgin. ILL.,. will take no part in Sun
day funerals. and will do their best to
prevent any being held on that day.
Edward o. Johnson. lawyer of Sy-
racuse. N. Y. committed suicide in bed
by saturating the bed clothing with
chloroform and wrapping them about
his head.
Wednesday, October 10.
The Economy Powder Mills, near
Reading. Pa. were destroyed by fire,
caused by an explosion. No one was in
jured.
The jewelry store of Mrs. Schwartz,
on the boardwalk at Atlantic City. was
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jewelry taken.
The Great Council Of Pennsylvania
Daughters of Pocahontas held their an
nual session at Allentown, with 400
members present.
Otis r. Barker. SO years Of age a
prominent wooden manufacturers. was
thrown from his carriage and instantly
killed at Pittsfield. Mass.
Rev. Washington GLADDEN., of Column
bus. O., has resigned the presidency OF
the American Missionary Association,
the greatest home missionary associa-
ton in the country.
Thursday, October 20.
Fl. G. Squires. American minister to
vacation.
The 22d annual Indian conference
was held at Lake Mohawk. N. Y. with
$50 delegates present.
Fire destroyed the new freight
sheds of the Nashville and St Louis
railway at Nashville. Tenn. and their
contents. entailing loss of 100000.
Emma Grennell. a poor girl. has
been awarded by a Chicago court $4O.-
600 damages for the loss of one arm
and three fingers in a trolley accident.
William II. Kensington. a leading
Mormon and U. S. commissioner at
Alton. Wyo.. has been arrested at
Evanston. Wyo.. on charges of poly
gamy.