The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-11-23
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! Cubans desiring a United States
! protectorate issued manifesto de-
/ caring 1t was the intention of
! President Mckinley before his death
to teach them government before
giving them independence.
The New York County Republf-
can Committee reported that s1O3.-
GOO was spent by it in the last cleo
tion.
Reading of pitiful letters written
by Grace Brown to Chester Gillette
caused a demonstration against the
prisoner accused of numbering the
girl.
In a speech before the TRANSMITS
sissippi Congress, in Kansas City. e.
II. Hartman, replying to Elihu
Root, declared that he was not die
tator and did not control one mile
of railroad
Large and enthusiastic throngs at
tended the second session of the
Horse Show in Madison Square Gar
den, New York.
Detectives who investigated the
murder of a woman found in the
woods near New Providence, n. j.,
admitted that investigation deep
ened the mystery.
On charge of accepting a rebate
of $4,000 from the New York Cen
tral Railroad the American Sugar
Refining Company was found guilty
by federal jury.
Governor-elect Hughes will be
asked by the Policy Holders Com
mittee to push suits pending against
insurance companies.
President Roosevelt stands on his
order for the dismissal of negro SOL
diers of the Twenty-fifth Infantry,
despite widespread criticism and ap-
peals for mercy.
Cuban Liberals are growing more
excited and threatening revolution If
Americans do not leave the island.
Dr. Gillette, vice president of thu
Mutual Life Insurance Company,
must stand trial on six indictments,
Judge Greenbaum having dismissed
his demurrers.
T. F. Ryan retired from the direc-
torate of twenty-six industrial cor
poIations to devote himself exclu-
siyely to financial concerns.
Dispatches from Cuba indicated
that the fight at the next elections
would be between the whites and
blacks
Friends of the late General Shaft
er defended his record in the Cuban
campaign during the war with Spain.
A Chicago-New York national
highway was urged by men now
making preliminary surveys.
A great storm did much damage
in Mississippi, Arkansas and Tennes-
see.
Members of the Election Law I'M
provement Association of New York,
will urge the next Legislature to
adopt a full Australian ballot Law
Carl Closson tried to fly with wings
like bird, but failed and said it vas
because man is not as strong pro-
portionately as bird.
1t was announced in Washington
that no immunity would be granted
the Standard Oil Company from
criminal prosecution and that the
government is now pushing that
case.
Wealthy Cuban interests declared
they would blow up English railway
to force Americans to stay in Cuba if
the Liberals won the Election.
Commander Peary's Arctic steam
ship, the Roosevelt, started for sgd
ney from Chateau Bay in crippled
condition.
Six persons have been killed In
the floods of the Puget Sound dis
trict and 200 square miles covered
with water.
District Attorney Jerome in open
court served notice that he has en-
tered on a crusade to crush all
forms of gambling in New York city.
Under an indictment charging 1t
with accepting $4,000 rebates from
the New Yorl. Central Railroad the
American Sugar Refining Company
was sent to trial.
In a report to the Aero Club the
Wright brothers said it was practic-
able now to build an airship to fly five
hundred miles in ten hours.
Senator Platt of New York refused
to deny or confirm persistent rumors
among his friends that he will re-
sign.
Commission agents of the New
York Life Insurance Company plan
ned to start a new insurance COM
pany If the administration ticket is
defeated.
President Roosevelt and party ar
rived at Colon a day ahead of sched-
uled time.
Lawlessness in Pittsburg con-
tinues. Three persons have been
killed by thugs and the Chief of Po-
lice has been stabbed.
The National Congress on Uniform
Divorce Laws completed its work in
Philadelphia, Pa, by adopting d.
vorce bill to be urged upon the
States.
The trial of the New York Cen
trail railroad, charged with giving re-
bates to the Sugar Trust, was inter-