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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-31

SEATTLE MAN
KILLS WIFE; SHOOTS SELF
By Associated Press.

SEATTLE. WASH, May 3O.-
John Triple shot and killed his
wife, Lydia, today and then fatally
wounded himself. The couple had
been separated for six weeks.
Their families are among the most
prominent in Seattle, Mrs. Triple
having been the daughter of ]. M.
Atkinson, wealthy insurance man.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-31
SHOOTS HIS WIFE.

ST. PAUL, Minn.. May SOP.
]. Gibbons, livestock commission
man of South 81. Paul. today shot
nnd killed Ills w:sc At their nome IL
that city.
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MAY sutton
RETAINS TITLE
Of CHAMPION
By Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, May 30.-Before
a crowd numbering close to 10000
May Sutton, the woman tennis
champion of the world, defeated
Hazel Hotchkiss, the champion of
the United States in their game
here today. 1t was an even match
of one each until Miss Sutton by
resorting to deep court driving that
served to vanquish and took the
concluding set, 6-3.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-31
LAKE SUPERIOR IN
GRIP OF BLIZZARD

DETROIT, Mich, May 30.-A
special from Calumet says the Lake
Superior and surrounding country
is in the grip of a blizzard. All
boats are seeking ports for re-
fuge. Wires and train service is
practically demoralized.
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pINoHoT is BACK.
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May 3O.-Gifford
Pinchot, former chief forester of
the department of agriculture, who
has been on visit to Europe, re-
turned today aboard the steamship
ra hjc
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-31

Location notices. both In book
form or by the dozen. For sale at
this office.
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Fresh milk aud cream-Tonopah
Dairy. II.
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UNITED SOUTH AFRICA
FORMS FIRST CABINET
By Associated Press.

CAPE TOWN, South Africa, May
3O.-The first cabinet of United
South Africa has been formed by
General Lewis Botha who himself
has taken the portfolio of premier
and minister of agriculture. United
South Africa was formed recently
by the federation of Cape Colony,
Orange River colony, Natal and the
Transvaal.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
BANDITS HOLD Up CAR
Get $1,000 And Jewelry From Pas.
senSer In Seattle.

Seattle. Wash. Especial )-Betweea
$500 sa3 $4,000 II money aad
;eve,ry wss the booty carried oE BY
three hzdaits who held up $ South
Park Street csr. Twenty men we're
OF the car. including TIE three ban
dts The highwsyner remained
quietly n their SsatS until the car
reached Spokane Ave1ue- There
they lined up TIE conductor, he 70
;oru2a s2d TIE passengers. While
TWO % ths men kent ths victims =
lire oy lsvsli1s reviewers. tie third
robbs- relieved each one II lire O:
his v2lushlss sa3 ordered him %
march down the aisle
When TIE robbers had completed
their work ore Of them entered tie
Eotor@a1's cozrsTtzsa. 2z6 rs-
the car 70 E3zo1Gs. = small station
north O. Georgetown. where TIE men
sol % ard entered re Northern Pa
ci1c freight yards L : thought her
boarded s soaihbou13 train Which
lstt shortly sfrs-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
FOUR HUNDRED SHOCKS.
Costa Rica's Series OF Shakes Since
April IS.

San jose. Costa Rics (specisN =
The earth trenors continue here. In
the month since April IS. 400 dis
tinct shocks have been recorded.
The volcanoes OF The vicinity exhibit
no special activities.
Il Is estimated that 3 force Of
1000 men would Re required for SIX
months 10 clear the ruins of carts-
so. Half that number Of men IS
engaged under good organization.
Samuel T. Lee. the American consul
st Ssn jose. is very active il the
work OF rescue and the succor OF the
survivors.
Port Lnon. Costa Rics (SpeciaN !.
The telegraph line between this
port sn6 san Jose suddenly fsiled
L IS feared smother very heavy -rth-
quake hiss occurred il the interior
The last reports coming over the
wire wers that heavy datonations
we're heard rom she volcanoes Of
Poss and Ira1u. sni that the erup-
t!ons seemed 70 be increasing in Sc
verify.
G7ss. anxiety Is felt here.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
WASHINGTON
BY TELEGRAPH

4 numerous delegation OF Pacific
Coast Senators and Representatives
II Congress called al the Navy De-
ps-tnsnt and urged Secretary Meyer
70 build ali Of the four submarine Tor
pedo boats, for which bids were re-
Gently submitted. upon the Pscihc
coast
The cruiser Birmingham, which
has been il Liberisn waters for the
past six weeks, has sailed for Hanp-
ton Roads via Cape Verde. after hav-
ing been relieved By The Des Moines
President Taft and Secretary Dick
iasoa paid tribute 20 Pulaski and
kcsciuEko. Polish patriots. az the
unveiliag Of monuments in their
memory.
Levellyn A. Shaver, who was So
Hector for the Interstate Commerce
Commission for the past Il years.
died OF acute indigestion, aged IS
years
Dr. Harvey Y. Wiley, the govern
Deat chemist. wss elected president
OF the United States Phsrn scopeise
Convention for 8 term of 10 years
Senator Piles explained to the
Senate how Secretary OF the Interior
B2lliager TsS appointed Commission
e. Of the Land OGce.
In letter 10 Chairman Parker,
% the House Judiciary Committee,
read By Secretary Bs,linger 10 the
BALM ger-Piachot Investigation Com
zittee. Attorney General Wicker
sham sdmits that his summary TO
the President OF the GlsTis charges
vas snts6stsd.
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission refused 10 modify an order
issued with reference 70 elevator
charges despite s decision OF g Mis-
souri Circuit Court 10 the contrary.
The House passed the resolution
calling On the attorney general for
information with reference 70 prose
cutioas Of cotton and wheat pools.
British Ambassador Bryce present.
Sd TO the President Sir Walter Ely
Hutchinson. former governor OF
Natal
Dsirynen declare tia. the white
plague crusade is responsible for 8
great deal OF consumption
TIE House Judiciary Committee
reported s resolution calling upon the
Atto-1ey General report whether
the Department Of Justice had IT,
vsstigz-ei the Ehest pool 4 1893.
The Interstate Commerce Co1zis-
sion consented 20 at IS arbitrator
o. the import t-z15e rate controversy
between the Eastern railroads, pre-
c.p;;aie5 more than year All half
ago by TIE Boston and Maine Rail
road. and Suggested TIA. pending
investigation she present rates r.
--ns-
Tie House rrSSe3 the a1=irist-a-
soa railroad ssll. with many CT tie
-iE.z2l ~ visions sl..c6cz o1s-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
FIVE POLITICIANS AND
A BANKER JAILED
Six Convictions in PittSburg'S
Graft Scandal.
They GET -FOUR TO EIGHT MONTHS.
Sentencing OF G. w. Friend, Vice
President OF Steel Company And
Son OF Multimillionaire, Is Post
poned-Two OF Convicted Coun-
cilmen Granted Respite On &c.,
600 Bond, But Others Go To Jail
To Begin Terms-Witness Klein
Is Accused.

Pittsburg Especially OF the six
Pittsburgers who pleaded no defense
to the graft charges and were SEN
fenced by Judge R. S. Frazer four
A. A. Vilsack, once cashier Of the
German National Bank and mem
Der of one of the oldest and wealth.
est families in Pittsburg; Morris
nent socially; DR.. W. H. Weber, who
tribution, and P. B. Kearns-were
Immediately taken to jail, put
through the usual search and are
in cells.
Two others-Hugh Ferguson. a
prominent contractor, and Charles
Stewart-secured q stay of sentence
through an appeal to the Superior
Court.
Though E. H. Jennings, president
of the Columbia National Bank; F.
a. Griffin. once vice-president of the
same bank; Chas. W. Friend, vice
president of the Clinton Iron and
Steel Company and a business asso-
ciate of F. n. Hotfstot, of New York,
and NJ. L. Swift, Jr obtained a post
ponement OF sentence, this does not
mean they will escape.
Vilsaek drew the heaviest penalty,
compared with the others, being
sentenced 10 eight months in Jail and
to pay fine OF $1,000. Einstein was
given six months in Jail and a 49,
500 fine. Stewart and Ferguson got
each eight months and $500 fine.
DR.. Weber got six months and $500
fine and kearns escaped with a four
month sentence and $3.50 fine.
The convicted men presented
pitiable spectacle. Einstein appear
ed pale and shrunken. Ferguson
stood with tears in his eyes and
was led away. stumbling as If blind.
Former Governor Stone, counsel
for Stewart. declared that the Dis
trict Attorney promised immunity
20 his client. or at least leniency,
but Judge Frazer retorted that Stew
art had by no means been frank with
the District Attorney. but had tried
TO hold back the facts; that immun-
ity was intended for the petty pup
pets" only, not for the big promoters
OF the most gigantic conspiracy for
municipal corruption" that had ev-
er been uncovered
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
Foreign

Student Tariaui. who on Feoru-
airy 80 shot and fatally wounded
Soutros Pschs Ghan, the Egyptian
premier and minister Of foreien ST
fairs, was condemned 70 death At
Cairo
The United States cruiser New
York arrived st Toulon, France. en-
route TO the Orient. where she will
become the flagship Of Resr Admiral
Hubbard
In the explosion Of & mine in ms
neuvers OF the coast Of Wilhelushs.
ven five German sailors were killed
snd two others injured.
Mr., Roosevelt denied repo-ts that
he had expressed sn Endorsement q
q certain candidate for governor q
New York
Earthquakes continue in Costs
Ries and seismic Instruments in this
country recorded the shocks.
Colonel Roosevelt continued his
INVESTIGATION in Berlin Of the subject
OF public dependents.
The expulsion az Jews from Eisv
viii be resumed by the Russian an
thorit,es tOdsy.
The Russian government = n-s.
p3rins a favorable reply 70 Secretary
hnoN's proposal for s permanent
court OF srb;tr2l justice through sn
extension 81 the Jurisdiction ~ TIE
International prize court
Colonel Roosevelt delivered his
SoureSs he World Movement" s.
the Berlin University before s large
snd distinguished audience. including
Emperor William.
Or. James I. Holden. OF Colra-
bus, O, sSys lie examined King 81
wards threat LAST July in Paris ans
found that the King was suSeri,S
from cancer.
oEe hun irei and thirty-ssvan
miners persisted in sn EXPLOSION IN
the Wellington coal r'i1eS. az White
Haven, England.
\ eooAict between the srmies Of
Peru Snd Ecuador owes the Boundary
dispute row seems Inevitable
Joseph Chamberlain. the British
statesman, sppes-s % he much tn
proved II health
S.r William HiSeins. tie ast-opo-
naer, died il London.
The strike q the 1900 miners at
the colheries ~ the Canadian Con-
solitate6 Company 81 Frank Alhe--
ton. ended N an advance 81 vases.
The Atlantic Transport Liner
AinneAsAa which went ashore Of
the Sicily Islands. wss eoa;ei.
In hosh Houses OF Parliament sa-
dresses were T-s3e n ealogy Of the
late King Of England.
Former President Roosevelt; stood
uisA Kaiser Wilhelm when lie re-
viewed the German ;roops
The Passion Play season orene5 A.
0oeranzsTsaa. Bavaria. WITH 4 pub-
lie rehearsal
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
Drinking Gaps Fer Dogs.

Chicago tSpeciao One thouss- Z
drinking cups for dogs will be placed
in different parts o. the city 10 les.
sen the danger q rabies during TIE
hot months This unusual metAos
Q. combating MAJ dogs is the scheme
az Dr. John Miller. He oStaiaSi n,
consent q tie judiciary committee
81 the city council % place tie drink
ing caps. y believe /; will tsns =
lessen the danesr Of rabies az least
50 per cent. said Dr. Miller. TIE
cups vin re Kept Slle3 with e'ea-
ccol water sn6 I'll = 4, ezsv re-
&c zzy t1.rssv 6.Es-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
Physicians Under Arre,

Chicago especial Charged with
operating medical diploma z;ll. -
three Chicago Physicians were AZ
rested BY federal ofzcs-S TAoss a.
rested are Dz. Alexander Chitsses
n. y. Q. Borrcus ant Dr.. ! Nielsen
Barnes. All were released o. bal
According - United States Coz-.s-
sioaer Marx A. Fcote. The Physicians
are charged With selling diplomas tor
sac aud operating u16e- tire name
Of the Crescent MsiioAi Cz.vs-Siiy
and the Chicago Medical University
~Ns S~ss-iS- rAs-rs 49, -Asch
aesrs were made is Es.1S sSe z,zs--
G-traZ3.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20

San Francisco tSpscisO = Coil-
oi3ent with the celebration O. his
eighty-dttA birthday. Prot George
Davidson. 5 weiLSaowz scientist aza
author. recovered his sight For a.
most S yesT Professor Davidson Las
Seen totally Hind because q s oz-z--
act Two operations performed II
the last six months proved their sue
cess yesterday when the clouds thzt
ohSeuus3 TIE sse3 scientists vision
we're partially lifted.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
oaerNa Wooden Leg For Fine.

Hammond. Ind. CSPec;a)--yosepA
Murphy, a West Hammond nsn vas
arrested for drunkenness in Carr sn5
fined IS and costs by Judge Msyo.
il the City Court Murphy A2d a
wooienles and unsc7ewe5 tie leg
70 ofs1 il 70 TIE court Il payment OF
his 6ne- saying that il VS. ali he hss
or earth He then k-slt before the
court sid Pleaded for mercy. JuaEs
MAYO tol3 him 70 screw or his isS.
and gave hin money 70 set out o.
sa,r~-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
White To Attend Funeral.

Washington. D. c. Especially. -
Henry White. former Ambassador
70 Paris sad chairman OF the Amer
lean delegation 70 the Pan-AmericaI
Conference. will attend the funeral
OF King Edward SIS a member of the
suite Of Special Ambassador Roose-
Telt. The state Department In.
structed the Embassy in London TO
present the credentials OF those who
will accompany Roosevelt.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20

New York, (SpeciaD-The largest,
fastest and most powerful seafighter
in the American Navy and in the
world. the monster battleship Flor
ida, was launched at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard. The Florida is the first
naval vessel built at government
yard since the Connecticut was con-
structed at the Brooklyn Yard some
years ago. Thousands of spectators
witnessed the launching.
Vice-President Sherman was pres
ent as the official representative of
President Taft.
The launching party was one of
the largest and most distinguished
that ever witnessed a similar event
in this country. The State of Florida
was represented by q large official
party. Secretary Meyer and several
OF his assistants were on hand to rep
resent the Navy Department. The
Navy itself was represented by Off
GERS OF the battleships Michigan. Con-
necticut, Nebraska and Rhode Island,
all OF which are now in port here.
The conugnent was headed by Id
miral Dewey and Rear Admiral
Schroeder, commander-in-chief of the
Atlantic Fleet. The workmen of the
yard were given q half-holiday that
they might witness the launching.
Miss Elizabeth Legere Fleming.
daughter of the late Ex-Governor F.
2. Fleming, of Florida. stood on the
launching stand. the christening bot
tie poised for the first move of the
snip. Suddenly there was a rending
sound. the Weakened beam gave way
and the giant hull began TO move
down the ways. At the sane mo-
ment Naval Constructor William !
baSter. who supervised the construc-
tion OF the vessel, save the signal TO
the sponsor Miss Fleming hurled
the bottle Of sparkling wine at the
Prov and exclaimed in a clear voice:
l christen thee Florida
The Florida is the heaviest varship
that has ever been launched in the
United States, weighing 5000 tons
as she glided down the ways. which
is 1000 tons more than the Utah.
Her keel was laid down March ..
1903. She is now SIS per cent. COM
pleted. and Is expected 10 be ready
for sea before the summer of 1911.
She is $50 feet lrag, SIS feet s inches
beam and has 4 mean draught of 81
feet inches The armor consists
OF 8 belt II inches thick amidships
and more than feet wide. Above
this is q second belt 5 feet wide
of an average thickness OF 9 inches.
The lower water line belt is contin-
uous from stem TO stern, while the
upper belt reaches from the forward
10 the after turret.
4 single broadSiie from the Flor
ids will be almost twice as heavy as
that of the entire feet Dewey COM
Dan6ed al Manila Bay.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
Postage stamp Worth $500.

Washington. D. c Especially -
4 postage stamp With . phils;elie
vzl2s ot $500 vas received 5y Post
master General Hitchcock from the
International Postal C1ion head
quarters. 81 Bs-ze. Switzerland. Tks
stamp bears the profile o. the late
King Edward VII Il Vas issued for
tie Straits Settlement z-s has the
aiShss. f6cs value Of any postage
stamp ever Issued Il j. beautifully
7ria;sd i t-o colo-s. light orange
ID lilac Ire Siam has been tzr--
Over q Sta-lsv / Slsck. curzfo-
- Fostsl Gzssa-. - Re place
: sxhEs.trz-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
ELEPHANT ON RAMPAGE.
Thows Keeper To Ground And
Tramples On Him.

San Francisco. Cal. (SpeciaD -
Raiah, one of the biggest captive ele-
plants in this country, broke away
from the circus grounds and ran
anuck through the streets Of Berke-
ley. His keeper. Tony Lustano, vain
ly tried TO control the elephant.
which seized him with its trunk. flung
him TO the sround and then trampled
On him. The trainer had two ribs
fractured and was injured internally.
Doctors fear he will not recover.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
IS! MINERS PERISH.
High Barometrie Conditions Cause
Explosion In A Mine.

Manchester, Eng. (Specisi) One
hundred and thirty-seven miners los.
their lives II an explosion in the
Wellington eosl mine. ST White
Haven. Rescue parties succeeded IN
saving four men, but fire has broken
out il the workings, leaving prscti-
cslly no hope FOR those who are still
ertOuhei
\ curious tact is that a coliie-y
warning was published in many OF
the newspapers II TIE mining dis
tricts Of the kingdom 70 the a.ec
thst unusually high baremetric coz
ditious rendered f-eianp explosions
extremely probable and that all
underground workers ought there
fore 10 he on the alert
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
Fire At Newspaper MIL.

Saratoga, y. Y. (Specian Fire.
which broke out in 8 pile of 10000
cords OF pulp wood near the mills
of the International Paper Company,
az Corinth. threatened the $4,000
GOO plant The fire IS thought TO
have been set By sparks from a mass
ing locomotive. Before the fire was
extinguished $500 cords OF wood
were destroyed. with g loss OF about
$4,000.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20

Boston lSpeciaO.-TAe devotion
q nurse and the politsaess OF E
bank clerk we're :ounc 20 have been
rewarded vixen the will OF Mrs. AZ
ne Preston Lincoln was fled for pro
bate. Ms Lincoln died Tuesday,
leaving 8 large estate. To Miss Mol
lie X. MclssScS. nurse II -ns fam
LIZ .o- some yesrs. vas left $4,000.
Otto Zs-rshs1. clerk II the state
Street Trust Company sets si0,oe0.
secsEse OF his poiiieness Gn5 x.a6-
aess il business dealing"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
Bureau OF Mines.

Washington. D. c. CSpecisll -
The House adopted tie conference
report o. the bill for the creation q.
bureau q mines snd il Will become
ls- when signed By the President
L makes provision for $ study %
mining EXPLOSIONS s-d other acct
dents v-th view 70 .Ae enactment
q scientific methods Of svoiiing such
cztss--c-r=s
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20

Seattle. WASH. tSpecisN.- Z.
RAIDER. formerly prominent n STATE
poli;ios, sud q; one time 8 member
Of the Legislature, t;ei after fasting
So days RAIDER Asd Been suEe-irr
from stomach tvoua {. and upon ss-
vicc OF woman physician decided 70
take tie ssSrvSGon treatment.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
The NEWS
Domestic

Ex-Governor Frank West Rollins,
OF New Hampshire, and his son,
douglas Rollins, were arrested on the
arrival OF the steamship Lusitania
from England on warrants issued by
United States Commissioner Shields
eharging the former Governor. his
son and his wife Catherine Rollins
with conspiracy to defraud the gov
eminent by smuggling in dutiablel
goods.
The second trial OF the civil suit
brought by the United States govern
ment against Charles F. W. Nicely.
In charge Of the Bureau Of Finance
IN the Department of Posts during
the American military occupancy OF
Cuba, resulted in verdict for $l12,-
s0l.21 In favor of the government.
Today will be Judgment day for
victims OF the recent Pittsburg brib-
cry dragnet. when ten men, includ-
Ing leaders in financial, business and
professional life will be sentenced by
Judge r. S. Frazer.
II Is stated on good authority that
the papers transferring the Senator
Clark copper properties to the Anal
ssmated Copper Comany will be
The famous Cleofonte Campanini
will conduct French opera to be Civ
On In Baltimore by the Metropolitan
Interests next season.
At the foreclosure sale of the
Metropolitan Street Railway. in New
York. no bids were received for the
property The foreclosure proceed
ings will now so back to the courts
and judge LaCombe will set another
date of sale.
Pennsylvania passenger train No.
S01 jumped the track at Kensington.
10 miles south of Alliance. O.. and
some OF the coaches rolled down a
20-foot embankment Several per-
sons were injured and three may die.
The body of Annie Kincaid. who
died in Chicago S month ago, was
exhumed in Tecumseh, Mich. and
the authorities are investigating the
cause OF her death.
Speaker Cannon. in discussion
In the Yale News on the value of q
college education. says college
course is not necessarily fatal to
success
Florence Heynerman. a chorus
girl. died at the Flower Hospital.
In New York, from the effects OF
dose Of poison.
Miss Dorothy r. Cuttings. Of Bah
tmore. christened the torpedo boat.
destroyer Sterrett when it was
launched at Quincy. Mass
Twelve persons volunteered 10 give
up their blood In an effort 70 save
the life OF little Dora Blumenthal,
of New Yosk.
Rochester. y. Y. was selected as.
the next meeting place Of the Inter-
national Association OF Chief of
Police
A meeting o: representatives Of.
commercial organizations. held in.
New York. passed resolutions asking
that the Interstate Commerce Cow-
mission investigate the rates and
regulations OF express companies.
a warrant was issued for the ar
rest OF Joseph G. Armstrong. direc-
Tor Of public works OF pittsburg, on
q chsrge 81 forgery.
\ bronze tablet was unveiled on
the site ~ the old wigwarn. Chicago,
where Lincoln was nominated in
1850.
Rear Admiral Andrew ]. Kiersted.
L. s. n. died in Philadelphia FROM
stroke Of apoplexy.
A seaman was swept overheard and
lost when : big sea hit the steamship
Csronis
The MsnhsnSet Hotel. 5 summer
resort on Long Island, wss destroyed
by FIRE.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
Echo az ne Ianon Case.

Philadelphia lSpeciaD-The last
echo OF sensational escapade wa.
heard here when the grand jury ig-
norsd g bill OF Indictment charging
Ferdinand Cohen, the hotel waiter,
with kidnapping and running away
with Roberta B. De Janon, the IS.
yesr-ol6 heiTess. The couple. after
being missing S week. we're found in
Chicago.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
TRAIN BANDITS MERE BOYS.
Pc Sc Chases Them Into Desert And
Brings Them To Bay.

Phoenix, Ariz. (SpeeiaN 1t was
two boys, still in their techs, who
held u a passenger train, a mile
from here, and who, after a chase
across the desert, were captured.
The boys gave their names as En-
est Woodson, IS years old, and o.
car Woodson, Il, and say they were
raised in Oklahoma City, Okla, and
have been in Arizona but a short
time. Sheriff Carl Hayden and a
posse arrived here with the Mar
copa train robbers
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
DECORATION DAY PROGRAM.
Grafton Preparing For Its Creates,
Demonstration.

Grafton, " VS.. (SpscisN This
city is preparing FOR the greatest
observance Of Decoration Day. NAY
so, in its history. Hon. :. l. JET
'or6s. q EsTpsr's Ferry. will Dc the
speaker OF the day, 4 feStu-e will
De big parade, IN which the boys Of
!he Stste Reform School will psr-
ttc.rste.