The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-24
Mvs m SHORT ORDER
re tssm usprsasngs Condensed ior Rapid
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sHssEa lf aHesHi enooooo
ar Mary a Har. ma;ron % the
fleaisih ~ ~ Day Nursery, was
convicted "a afanslaughfcr in causing
- leaia 81 4 ehl.d "a foar years.
Gafan. kane and a number OF adj
a9Be towns 81 Pennsylvania are Sill
asfsaa railroad communication on ac-
esuni oi .ht deep Snow
firier MorfaN, 81 Youngstown. O..
anA shorty Nc Mann. OF Hays Sta
n. aerc harned 90 death IN a shaniy
aear Hurnham. "a.
i'residrnf drassdaic. OF the l.acka-
sauf.a dfaoanced the proposed rail-
rad rate iegisiasion as un-American
IL alisfie.
8ainr NaTrinrtna was sentenced 10
sis years imprisonment IN Manila Tor
fs'siiying pay accounts
Ise Missouri legislature passed res
anti0n % investigate Standard OIL op-
tfatons N THAI state
The federal court IN Cleveland re-
urnta two additional indictments
against Mrs. Chadwick
Antbony HujGleson. a Wisconsin pio-
neer died ~ Twinbclle at the age of
IeI years.
The special committee 70 investigate
changes 81 corruption against a num-
her Of California state senator's sub
misted a report recommending their eN-
pulsion.
Dcnnis Donohue, financial editor Of
the New York Commercial, was arrested
on the charge OF libel on a warrant
sworn our rs Herbert Gray. Of Haver-
hili. Mass.
Two miners wcre killed and number
injured By the explosion OF an old boiler
at the mine Of the Providence Coal
Company, near St. Clairsville. o.
The States OF Missouri and Wiscon-
in show a disposition 10 follow the lead
of Kansas N the war on the Standard
OIL Trust
Representative Norton F. Otis. OF the
Nineteenth congressional district OF New
York, died a; Nonkers
Rafael Arana was badly hurt by
bull that he was trying 10 kill IN the
ring al Fl Paso. Tex.
Frank Rimeri and Aloph Aoening. two
convicted murdcrers, were executed in
Sing Sing Prison.
Joseph NJ. Crate, believed to be the
oldest man in New York, died, at the
age Of Io7 years.
A fire in the business district OF In
dianapolis caused loss Of over $1,000
COO.
In view Of the threatened strike on
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad. the officials Of the COM
pany have opened employment Offices.
A holdup man tore a 5000 brooch
from the dress Of Mrs. John w. Cornish
in New York, fired two shots al her hus-
band and escaped
At a meeting OF the creditors of Mrs.
Chadwick in Cleveland Attorney Loes-
err. who has been acting as receiver,
was elected trustee.
Former Congressman Christopher A.
Bergen, OF New Jersey. is dead at his
home. al Hayerford, suburb OF Phila-
delphia.
The law firm OF Mcpherson, Hyde &
Damon, OF Boston, announced the THEFT
OF notes and bonds TO the value OF $780,
600.
Five persons were burned 10 death
in dwelling at the Howe Brook plania-
ton. near Island Falls, Me.
Five men were killed and - injured
by a tall OF rock az the Lyle Colhery,
near Pottsville, Pa.
The remains of Gen. Lew Wallace
were buried with simple ceremonies in
Charlottesville, Ind.
DIR. T. Jones Watson, OF Denver. Col.
was acquitted OF wife murder in New
London. Mo.
William II. Parsons. the paper manu-
facturer. OF New York, died at Palm
Beach, Fla.
Six armed robbers entered delivery
office in Chicago, held up the employees
| and compelled clerk. at the point OF
revolver. TO open a safe. from which they
secured $500. They made their cs-
cape.
tuberculosis farms will be established
i'll different sections Of the country BY
labor organizations for treatment OF
union workers afflicted with consrmp-
ton.
The body OF the man who committed
suicide in a Boston hotel was ideniihed
as that OF Hiram McCollum, formerly
department clerk in Washington.