The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-08-03
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George c. Hadley, who says he is
a copartner with Stephen B. Elkins and
Henry G. Davis in 10000 acres of West
Virginia coal lands, filed an application
in bankruptcy in Chicago.
P. L. Goodwin, after an all-night' ses-
sion, was nominated on the three hun
bred and fifty-fourth ballot as the Demo-
cratic congressional candidate from the
Sixth Georgia district.
George P. Brock, former cashier of
the Doylestown (Pa.) National Bank,
was sentenced to FIVE years in prison at
hard labor for misapplying funds.
Except for a new small requests to
relatives, the fortune of Russell Sage is
left to his widow There is no charitable
bequest in the will.
The Boston Consolidated Gas Com
pany has set aside $4,000 for profit
sharing among employees.
Thirty-seven acres of Wisconsin
farm has Aoated off into Long Lake.
Frank J. Constantine, under arrest in
Poughkeepsie for the murder OF Mrs
Gentry in Chicago, declares that his
brother, who, he says, is his double, and
not himself, should have been arrested.
The body of Winzola NJ. Goodell,
the missing daughter of Wesley M.
Goodell, was found in Upper Pond"
Belchertown, Mass, by her father and
cousin. The girl disappeared July 9.
Charles H. Evenly, trusted bank
official and an exemplary citizen of ST.
Louis, is wanted by the police of that
city on charge of embezzling $1,000.
H. c. Brool1meyer, who was nephew
of Prince Bismarck, died in St. Louis.
He was a former lieutenant governor and
acting governor of Missouri.
The express company clerk who in
vested a two-cent stamp and bid on
Panama Canal bonds has sold his option
at a profit of $4,000
The United States government IS
Strengthening its military posts on the
Mexican border in anticipation of an
uprising in Mexico.
At Bangor, Me-, young athlete saved
six women who were thrown into the
water by the capsizing of their boat.
At the fourteenth annual meeting of
the United States League of Local Loan
and Building Associations, in Cincin-
natl, it was shown that these associa-
tons throughout the country have in
hand 5000, 344257.
Miss Anna Crane, gray-haired mas
Paris to rescue Evelyn Nesbit from
Harry Thaw, declares that Thaw beat
Miss Nesbit, as well as herself.
A St. Louis woman who received a
threatening BLACK Hand letter refused
to be frightened She turned the letter
over to the police One arrest has been
made
A Chicago man, mistaking another
fiat for his own. was fired upon and
wounded by the rightful occupant, who
mistook his neighbor for burglar.
Frank J. Constantine, who is wanted
in Chicago for the murder of Mrs.
Louise H. Gentry, last January, is under
arrest in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
A jealous Italian, in New York, shot
four times at the object of his affections.
She escaped uninjured. Three pedes-
trians were wounded.
Five men have been arrested in New
York, charged with washing and selling
New York state stamps.
A Kentucky judge has ordered a
posse of 800 men to bring in a party of
feudists, dead or alive.
Ellen Terry, the English actress, will
make a farewell tour of America
w. H. Williams, of Dublin, Ga, was
killed in baseball game.
Corporation Counsel Lewis. of Chica-
go, charges the managers of the Mar
shall Field estate with moving over ST.
dc 10 NANu
York to escape taxation
Leader Murphy says it is mot impos-
sible for Tammany Hall to support
William R. Hearst for governor of New
York.
Ten lives were lost and four persons
are missing in the collapse of the Ans
den building, in South Pennington,
Mass
The Republican convention of the
State of New York will indorse the adj
ministration of President Roosevelt.
A. Doesher, of Philadelphia, won
$4,000 in pools on the daily runs of the
steamship Kronprinz Wilhelm
John d. Strassburg, supposed to be
the Oldest postofice employee in the world,
died in Louisville
Part of Great Northern train plunged
from a tunnel into deep lake in Wash
ington Territory.
Officials of Chicago courts announce
that publicity will be given to all appli-
cations for divorce.
Cardinal Gibbons reached his seventy
second birthday in unusual good health
and spirits
The burning hull of an abandoned
vessel was sighted 600 miles east of
Sandy Hook
DR.. George W. Atherton, of the
Pennsylvania State College, is dead.
The Philadelphia Board of Health has
closed 20 slaughter-houses.