The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-11-03
THE LATEST NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
DOMESTIC

| MOTHS Nathan III I1IISDuIS, lllC pOIleS
of Boston are looking for the practi-
TONERS of notorious institution in that
city, where Susan Geary told Nathan
she was going to have an operation per-
formed upon her.
Edward c. Bearden, money order
clerk in the Augusta Postoffice, COM
mitted suicide on being ordered to turn
over his cash drawer and books for ex-
animation
D. c. Moon was appointed general
superintendent of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway to succeed
the late H. S. Storrs.
The American Sheet and TIN Plate
Company announced that number of
their idle tin plate mills in Indiana had
resumed operations.
| VIM Feller, Bluebeard Hoch's double,
died in Chicago under apparently sus-
picious circumstances, which were ex-
planned.
| Six men were injured, two of them
probably fatally, by the derailment of a
construction train at Mariners Harbor,
Staten Island
First Lieutenant George w. Brandle,
of the First United States Infantry,
committed suicide at Fort Porter, near
Buffalo.
A writ of habeas corpus has been sued
out in, Peoria, H., for Newton C..
Dougherty, who is charged with embez-
element. -
Capt. James G. Wright, IS years old,
of indianapolis, committed suicide be-
cause he felt he had outlived his use
| fulness.
Burglars blew open the safe of the
Slocum & Dickman private bank, at
Sagertown, Pa, after cutting all tele-
phone lines.
The census of New York State shows
population of 8,o6o,672, of whom
4oI4,3o4 are in Greater New York City.
An express package containing $4,000
disappeared en- route from Hamilton to
New York
Josquin Hernandez, matador, was
gored by bull in the City of Mexico.
The rival Interstate Commerce Law
Conventions in Chicago passed resolu-
tons against the evils Of rebates, sus-
tanning the contention of President
Roosevelt regarding railroad-rate regu-
lations, and an address was made attack
ing Rockefeller and Carnegie.
Former President Cleveland and Mrs.
Cleveland attended the Chicago horse
show as the guests of Paul Morton. Mr.
Cleveland is on his way to deliver an
address at the unwilling of statue to
J. Sterling Morton at Nebraska City.
A dress-suit case containing the arms
and legs of the girl whose troso was
found sometime ago in the Charles River
was discovered in Boston harbor. Rings
Al ,Iar,t,Erat,nf,
Washington is discussing the question
as to whether the President has or has
not gone outside of the United States
on his trip from New Orleans to Hamp-
ton Roads.
Governor Pennypacker has committed
to life Imprisonment the death sentence
of Mrs. Catharine DAM, the Philadel-
phia woman charged with poisoning her
husband.
Adolph Perbolmer leaped out of the
fourth story window of an Office building
in Chicago to escape arrest, and was
dashed to death in a crowded thorough
fare.
Commander-in-C Chief Tanner, OF the
G. A. R., announces number Of ap-
pointments, including that of John Twee-
dale, of Washington, as adjutant general.
Secretary of War Taft and party of
United States army engineers are about
| to sail from Hampton Roads to investi-
gate the Panama Canal.
| Bank Examiner Moxey states that the
condition of the Enterprise National
Bank of Pittsburg will not be known for
80 days.
Secretary of War Taft's estimate of
appropriations necessary for the depart
ment in 1907 is $1o4, o88,267.
William A. Duer, father-in-law OF
Clarence H. Mackey, died at the latter's
residence on Long Island.
FOREIGN
Owing to the difficulty in getting suit
able transportation for the repatriation
of the Russian prisoners from Yoko-
hama, Kobe and Nagasaki, it will re-
quire three months time to ship them
all to Vladivostok.
A story from Shanghai says Rear Ad-
can Asiatic Squadron, and his son,
a savage attack by Chinese.
A German cruiser and 10 torpedo
boats sailed from KEEL, and it was ru-
mored they were dispatched to Russia
to bring away the Czarina and her
children.
The French Parliament opened, and
the Senate received the report of the
committee on the bill providing for the
separation of church and state.
Chinese army maneuvers just COM
pleted show remarkable improvement in
military efficiency, due, it is plainly ap-
parent, to Japanese training.
Emperor William and many other dis
tinguished men attended the first lecture
by Prof. Francis Greenwood Peabody,
of Harvard
In the national election in Switzerland
the middle classes and the Liberals
united against the Socialists and were
successful.