The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-24
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81 Notes.

SIX or eight Chilian cities outside
OF Valparaiso reported destroyed by
earthquake.
Inc steamship Manchuria. of the
Pacific Mail line, ran on the rocks at
Rabbit Island, near Honolulu.
President Roosevelt opened the
Congressional canvass in a letter
written by him in defence of the Re
publican membership of the ma
tional House.
William j. Bryan will be indorsed
as Democratic candidate for the
Presidency by the illinois Conven-
ton in Peoria.
William T. Jerome's candidacy for
the Governorship was warmly well
coined by the Democratic newspa-
pers of New York State.
A traction car with passengers is
ensulfed in mine cave near Free
land, Pa.
Seven persons We're killed and
seven others were badly hurt in a
collision of freight train and a
work train near Johntown, Pa.
Visitors at Saratoga have turned
their attention to speculation in
stocks, and big fortunes are said 10
have been made there in Union Pa
ciiic stocks.
Charles Aumack was arrested in
Jersey City, \. j., and Mrs. Ger
trrde Wilson, his alleged accom-
p'iees, in Brooklyn, for counterfeit-
ing and uttering false coins.
William J. Bryan will sail from
Gibraltar, 10 arrive here August 20.
With forty seats in danger, Re-
pnbHcans leaders recognize that
their control Of the next House of
Representatives may be lost.
Seeing three men thrown from a
boat, a wealthy banker OF Trenton,
n. J., dived into the river and res
cued two of the men.
Against the protests of South
Carolina's Governor. a mob. almost
in his presence, lynched a negro.
Speaker Cannon was nominated
Tor Congress in the Eighteenth ILL.,
nois district, and his boom for the
Republican Presidential nomination
was launched.
R. R. Brown, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
Voc olootoI Co-,n,o,,lo, l., C1,;of 81
the Republic.
Secretary Bonaparte has an
nounced the membership of the
Board to devise a general revision of
the navy personnel.
Receivers We're appointed in CHI
cago for the Milwaukee Avenue Co.
operative Store and the Steel Ball
Company, largely owned by Paul o.
Stensland, president of the wrecked
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank.
Anticipating a move by Massachu-
setts toward State control, the New
York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad sold all its street car lines
In Southern New England.
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew was
stopped and his chauffeur arrested
for automobile speeding by con-
stable in Hartsdale, n. Y.
Checks are pouring in to the
Bryan Reception Committee and
Delegations from seventy-five cities
will swell the crowd to welcome him
home
Thirty thousand dollars is said to
have been won from the proprietor
of a Saratoga gambling house in
private faro game.
Speaker Cannon will defy organ
ized labor by making no canvass for
reelection in his Illinois district
Testimony was given in Toledo,
Ohio, that an ice company, organ
lied and owned by Ann Arbor Rail-
road officials, received free transpor-
tation from the road.
Receivers were appointed for
mammoth engine works in Trenton,
n. j., which it was attempted to run
on altruistic lines.
Judge Hough ordered the dis
charge of Charles c. Browne from
Sing Sing prison under the terms of
the extradition treaty with Great
Britain.