The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-03-10
NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
The latest Happenings Condensed for Rapid
Reading.
Domestic.


A strike of 5000 employees of the In
tcrborough Rapid Transit Company, OPP
Grating the Subway and Manhattan Ele
vated Lines in New York, which took
effect at ! O'Clock Tuesday morning, was
one of the most complete in its carly
stages OF any i'll the history of New
York. New Workers experienced great
Inconvenience in reaching their places
OF business. A rcar-end collision oc-
CURED in the subway, and, while sever
al persons were hurt, no one was killed
Five Republican members of the Mis-
souri, legislature changed their votes i'll
the balloting for United States senator,
Mr. Niedringllaus losing the FIVE.
Upon the request of the President,
the reunion of the Rough Riders at San
Antonio, TEX, has been postponed from
March 81 to April 7.
Albert NJ Palmer, the veteran theatre
cal manager, who was stricken with apo
plexy in an elevated train in New York,
is dead
Because OF strike the Republic Iron
and Steel Company may be compelled
10 shut down its plant in Chicago
Near Danville, Ark, the wife and
three children of James Ince, farmer,
were murdered. lnce is suspected.
Forty passengers were injured, but
none fatally, by the partial derailment
OF a car on the Chicago Elevated Road.
John w. Gates is seriously i'll i'll Mex
leo, City.
The McAdensvilc Mills, at McAdens-
vile, N. G., was burglarized and between
$4,000 and $4,000 i'll money and GER
tifcates taken from the safe.
The body Of Theodore Thomas, the
deceased orchestra leader, has been taken
to Boston and inferred in Mount Auburn
Cemetery.
Dispositions in the Cody buffalo BID
divorce case.we taken in Omaha. Ncb..
Cody being one Of lie witnesses exam
med
The General Paper Company filed It's
answer to the suit brought i ST. Paul,
Mimi, by Attorney General Moody.
D. w. Tryon's bank, at Spartansburg,
Pa, closed its doors, having made an
assignment.
The remains Of former Governor of
Massachusetts George S. Boutwell, were
buried i'll Groton Cemetery. The cere-
monies were simple, and a large NUM-
Der OF prominent people attended.
Slit has been brought by the Attorney
General OF Kansas 10 Dust the Standard
Oil from the state and to secure the ap-
pointmeilt of receiver.
Rider Haggard arrived in New York.
having been sent TO this country TO in
vestigate Salvation Army settlements.
A way has been found to settle the
labor controversy on the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
The cotton crop OF German East Afr-
ca for 1905 is about 100000 pounds,
unseeded
Two sections Of freight train and
passenger train had inxup at Lily,
Pa.
A legal fight that promises to be long
drawn out has commenced between the
Federal and State Governments over
the possession of the Everglades in Flor
ida
Statistics about University OF Michi
gan graduates show that Goods live
three times as long as the average wo-
man, and that the higher in studies the
graduates stood the fever have been the
marriages.
Trustee Loesser, OF the Chadwick as
sets. and Public Prosecutor Keeler called
on Mr. Carnegie and obtained from him
specimens OF his signature. which is al
. together unlike that on the Chadwick
papers.
Rev. J. F. Cordova and Miss Julia
Brown were arrested in New Brunswick,
n. J., and put in Jail in default of bail.
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