Milford chronicle., 1905-10-13
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSER.
Thursday October 5.


Potter sailed for Europe on the steam
ship Oceanic.
Secretary of the Navy Bonapart
paid his first visit to the Annapoli
Naval Academy Thursday.
In wreck on the B. G o. railroad
near Connellsville, Pa, is people wer,
injured, several seriously.
Rear Admiral Sterling cannot vot,
IN Baltimore by reason of a Maryland
law which classifies him as "fioater.
Mrs. Martha Fannon, of Kansas
City, Mo-, almost cut out the tongue
of James Green, her divorced husband
with a butcher knife, for alleged
SANDER.
Friday, October 6.
A seat on the New York Stock Ex-
change sold for $4,000. a new high
record.
The annual convention of the Mary.
land Bankers Association was held at
Annapolis.
Robbers blew open the vault in the
national bank at Springfield, s D., and
escaped with $500.
N. c. Dougherty, superintendent Of
schools at Peoria, ILL.,, is under arrest
for forgeries amounting to $4,000.
While returning from church, En-
NETT W. Roach, a prominent citizen
of Hickman. KY, was shot and killed
from ambush.
Saturday, October z.
President Roosevelt has appointed
Charles w. Russell assistant attorney
general.
Robert McLaurin, champion checker
player Of Canada, died at Windsor,
Ont, aged "a years.
Falling asleep on the trolley track
near York, Pa, Clayton Wallace was
struck by a car and ground to pieces.
Charged with violating the Pennsyl-
vania laws by fishing with three lines
Harry L. Scherf, of Roxborough, was
fined s25 and $3.50 costs.
William Stuckenholt, who beat his
wife to death with a hammer at Quin-
cy, ILL.,, was convicted of murder and
sentenced to life Imprisonment
Monday, October 9.
pacing record of 1.56 at Lexington,
KY. covering the mile in 1.55A.
The Mississippi state board of health |
has forbidden boarding schools and
colleges to open before November 1.
The state convention of the Penn /
sylvania Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union was held at Washington,
Pa.
A thousand Erie freight cars are to
be destroyed at the American com.
panys car "morgue" in Bloomsbury,
Pa.
Lord Inverclyde, chairman of the
Cunard Steamship company, died at
Wemyss Bay, Scotland, of pneu.
monia
Accused of larceny OF $500 in jew
alry from employers in Washington,
D. c., George H. Ripple, colored, has
been arrested in New York.
Tuesday, October 10.
Pat Grove, the Cudahy kidnapper.
las been taken to Omaha for trial.
The supreme court of the United
States has convened for the term OF
1905 and 1906.
Thomas Wrench, Is years old, was
Iillad near Smyrna Del, by being
ragged several miles by a colt he was
rying to break.
Dr.. M. +. Hornbeck, of CatasaIrsua,
"a, a member of the Pennsylvania and
american Medical Associations, died
f apoplexy. aged SO years.
Mrs. Lucy Parsons, widow of one OF
he men hanged after the Haymarket
lots, was prevented by the police from
making a speech at a dance in Chi {
ago.
Wednesday, October II. ]
Admiral Saso, Japanese inspector {
eneral of naval construction, died at
okio
Next years convention of the Grand {
odge, Knights of Honor. will be held
/ Harrisburg, Pa.
The annual convention of the Su. r
rene Castle, knights of the Golden n
agile, is in session at Detroit. r
Luther Billings, a negro was hanged +
: a mob at Brunswick, Tenn. for at. h
mpted assault on a white woman. :,
Harry st. George Tucker, dean of a
Gorge Washington University, Wash .
gton, D. c., has accepted the presi- n
,ncy of the jamestown Exposition I,
Ihpany, to succeed General Fitzhugh
se.