The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-06
The News


Geobel, OF kentucky, is not the man
who killed the executive.
Patrick Manion, lifeguard, who
had saved 16 lives, died in the per-
Torrance of his duty 10 minutes be-
fore medal for bravery reached his
home, in Pittsburg.
William Randolph Hearst deliver
ed an address at the jamestown Ex-
position, urging the organization OF
industries, the farmer and labor.
The steamship Noordland, with
865 passengers aboard, was adrift
at sea for nine hours with disabled
machinery.
One additional death from bubonic
plague is reported to have develop
ed in San Francisco since Saturday
Bloodhounds are to aid the New
York police in tracking criminals If
the department heads make a sue
cess of a series of experiments they
have been conducting with the dogs
upstate.
Winfield T. Durkin, former COVER
nor of Indiana, says he was offered
$4,000 to deliver former Gov. Will
liam A. Taylor, fugitive from Ken
lucky, to the Kentucky authorities.
The Manhattan Limited, on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, had re-
markable escape from being wrecked
near Harrisburg while running at
the rate of a mile minute.
Major August Vignas and Mrs. Re-
becca L. Price, who met when the
latter was nurse on the Gettys-
burg Battlefield, are to be married.
Employees of the Louisville Gou-
rier-Journal stuck to their posts in
a burning building until they had
to be rescued with ladders.
A number of large railroads of the
West have granted the nine-hour day
to machinists.
Rear Admiral William Augustus
Windsor died in New York of acute
indigestion.
United States Judge Kohlsaat is
sued temporary injunction against
IA Western railroads and five ex-
press companies restraining them
from making new rates on cream and
butter.
A landslide in Port Nue., a suburb
of Pittsburg, caused houses to crack
and partly collapse and hundreds of
foreign residents to flee in terror.
Mrs. Chadwick, wife of Rear Ad-
miral Chadwick, was decorated as
an officer d'academie by the Presi-
dent of France.
Mrs. Byron Hendricks, her grand
daughter and the driver of their car
rage were killed by train near AL
lance, o.
Edward Phillips. clerk in New
York brokerage Office, was arrested
on the charge of the larceny of
$4,000.
Henry Reiss, suspected of being
the last of the famous Chicago car
barn bandits, is under arrest in New
York.
The posroffice at Belleport, L. l.,
was robbed by thieves who used dy-
Mantle to gain an entrance.
The Navy Department has ordered
$4,000 tons of coal for the battle
ships going out to the Pacific.
The Cox Building, in Rochester,
was damaged to the extent of $780,
geo by fire.
DR.. Augustus Coe Van Duyn, a
former army surgeon, died in Kansas
City.
A windstorm caused 100000
damage at the Iowa State Fair
Grounds.
Mr.. George Whitelock. of Balti-
more, created a sensation at the
convention of the American Bar AS
ISOLATION in persisting in offering
resolution attacking President Roose-
welt for criticising Judge Humphreys
decision in the Beef Trust case.
l.. H. Carter, student at the
University of Illionis, and son of
Brigadier General w. H. Carter, was
killed by taking hold of chande-
lier charged with electricity at the
university.
DR.. George Waldron, of Rochester,
and three women were instantly kill
ed when a Rochester and Eastern
car struck their automobile east of
Canandaigua, N. Y.
Miss Lillian Birchard, who was
lost in the snow on top of Mount Ra-
nier all night, was saved by rescue
party led by St. Bernard dog.
Professor and Mrs. A. E. Vesting,
the former of Yale, on their honey
moon, have been stricken with ty-
phoid fever.
George Heinkinschloss, once an ar
fist of merit, was found in a Bowery
gutter with his skull crushed.
Lord Strathcona says Canada is to
rival the United States in population.
Foreign.
Sharp fighting between the Moors
and the French at Casablanca con-
tinues. The French government will
make Morocco pay the cost of the
military operations.
Fear of revolution has led the
Dowager Empress of China and her
advisers to take steps to amalgamate
the Chinese and Manchu races.
Emperor William will arrange a
marriage between his only daughter
Princess Victoria, and his cousin,
Prince Leopold.
Matushenko, the Russian officer
who led the mutiny on the battleship
Potemkine in the Black Sea. was
hanged.
A platform collapsed at lottery
drawing at Oporto, Portugal, and 1C
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