The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-02-02
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President Roosevelt directed the
| Interstate Commerce Commission to
send to the House all it's information
| bearing on the alleged Pennsylvania
Railroad combination.
Charles G. Dawes testified in Chi
cago that he heard Commissioner Of
Corporations Garfield give pledge Of
immunity to the beef men.
Stockmen in convention in Denver
declare depression in cattle industry
is caused by decreased consumption
of beef, due to peoples resentment
| toward Beef Trust.
Miss Charlena Pemberton, of
/ Long Branch, N. j., who shot her
father, Dr. Henry H. Pemberton, and
tried to drown herself, was taken to
an asylum.
Detectives in New York are
searching for $4,000 diamond
necklace which was stolen, and for
valuable furs taken from another
place.
One hundred and twenty-five trot-
ting bred horses were sold at Madi-
son Square Garden, New York, for
$66,430, an average of $531.
The House of Representatives
passed a resolution calling on Presi-
dent Roosevelt for information as to
an alleged combination by the Penn
sylyania Railroad and allied lines in
violation OF the antitrust law.
The Ways and Means Committee
OF the Assembly ordered favorable
report on the resolution for an in
vestigation of the New York State
Banking Department.
Midshipman Hawthorne, Of New
York, resigned from the Naval Acad-
emy because he has been hazed so
frequently he could not prepare for
his examinations.
Rufus Johnson, a negro arrested
in Baltimore, confessed to the muir
der Of Miss Allinson on a New Jer-
sey farm.
General Joseph Wheeler was bu-
ried in Arlington Cemetery in the
+ presence Of great gathering of dis
tinguished mourners from North
and South.
Miss Roosevelt is in New York
with Representative Longworth to
complete her trousseau.
Four hundred non-union men ar
rived in New York to take the places
Of striking ironworkers.
Judge Kellogg, in the Supreme
Court, in New York, in a decision
sustained the right of policy holders
to sue directors in an insurance
company.
One hundred thousand dollars in
Hungarian bonds were found con-
cealed under false bottom in the
trunk of Isak Heicher, a passenger
on the steamer Finland, New York,
Customs men made the seizure.
Suit was brought in Chicago, Ill,
against nine of the great railways of
the country for conspiracy against a
firm in Kankakee, ILL.,, by discrimi-
mating in rates.
Intense cold weather in Mexico re-
suited in the death of twelve persons
in the nations capital. The govern
ment is furnishing fires for destitute
poems and Indians and great crop
damage is reported.
At the Missouri oil inquiry in New
York a witness declared that the
Standard OIL Company deluded buy
ers with a so-called Independent"
company, really a branch of the
Trust.
The Board of Investigation which
has caused the series of hazing trials
at the Annapolis Naval Academy is
preparing to adjourn sine die.
Correspondence was made public in
the White House to show that an at
torney for indicted beef packers in
Chicago had given money to a news
paper reporter.
The House of Representative re-
fused to appropriate $4,000 for
the Bureau of Animal Industry, In
the Department of Agriculture.
Theodore P. Shonts, chairman of
the Isthmian Canal Commission, tes-
titled before the Senate Canal Com
mittee that he was still president of
the Glover Leaf Railroad, at a sal
airy of $4,000 a year.
Midshipman Stephen Decatur, Jr.,
! fifth of his name in the United States
navy, was dismissed from the service
on the charge of witnessing hazing
in the Naval Academy without re-
porting it.
The House of Representatives
passed the joint Statehood bill by
vote of 1914 to $50.
Wireless reports from the dry
dock Dewey showed she was making
more than one hundred miles a day
on her voyage to Manila, and all go
ing well,
Trying to follow her daughter into
q subway train in New York, after
the door had been closed, Mrs. Sarah
! A. Drummond fell between two cars
and was killed.
John T. Jackson, who had suffered
long from locomotor ataxia, poisoned
himself, leaving letter directing
that his body be given to science
I with the hope that it might aid in
the discovery of cure for the dis