The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-25
THE NEWS.
Domestic


keeper of the National City Bank of
Cambridge. Mass. which failed with
shortage o! 100000. has been in
dicted on 90 counts.
Oscar Johnson. a well-to-do citi-
zen of Harlem, was thrown OF the
roof of siX-story house in battle
with burglars. escaped with slight
injuries and saved his cash.
The Hooking Valley Railroad and
its subsidiary lines has been sold
to the Chesapeake and Ohio and
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroads
Banker Otto Kahn outbid J, Pier
pont Morgan and paid half mil
lion dollars for painting by Franz
Halls, the Dutch master.
Daniel Blake Russell. a homeless
man. OF Fresno Cal. claims Bos-
ton estate OF $4,000
\ herd OF 400 Oklahoma-fed cat
tie brought $500 head-a record
price
f. NJ Baker. formerly noncom.
missioued officer in the Marine
Corps who was sentenced TO life i'm
prisonment at San Quentin in 1900
for having deserted his Country's
flag for commission in Aguinaldo's
Army. was dishonorably discharged
Mt Vallejo. Cal.
James j. Hill addressed the Min
uesota Conservation Convention at
ST. Paul. urging conservation of cap
ital. condemning extravaganza and
giving the causes of the increase in
prices.
4 military inquest at Manila de-
veloped the fact that the suicide OF
Lieutenant Clarence NJ Jauuey fol-
lowed a quarrel between him and his
wife at Lieutenant Colonel Ames'
home.
Governor Harmon. OF Ohio. sent
special message to the legislature,
recommending law against lobby
ing. based on the New York and
Missouri laws.
The council Of the Presbyterian
and Reformed Churches in America
decided At Louisville. Ky. to hold
the next conference in PittSburg. in
March. 1872.
Laurent De Give FOR many years
Belgian consul AT Atlanta. and one
of the most prominent theatre own
ers in the South. died at Cocoa Fla.
The American Sugar Rehning
Company finished its fiscal year with
a deficit OF SlS95,$50. according TO
its report. made public in New York
Two heroic iiremen. suspended on
ladder and fire escape. rescued a
man and woman from 4 burning
building in New York.
l. f'arfnr sailor nNn~pi 4
fusilade OF shots into street ear
in Chieago, fatally wounding the con-
ductor, Michael Brennan.
Louise Montague. the woman once
famous as Forepaugh'S $4,000 cir
Gus beauty. died in New York.
The business section of HaVerhil,
Mass. was threatened by fire. which
caused 4 loss Of $4,000
Asserting that he is as ardent an
advocate Of wise conservation as the
most radical. but il must be wise
conversation 70 appeal To me-" Sec
rotary OF the Interior Balhnger spoke
before the Minnesota Conservation
and Agricultural Development Con
greSS
After l0-year legal struggle.
Mrs, Eva lngerSoll. Of Dohhs Ferry,
y. l.. received 4 lee o. SlNa,o~v que
her late husband. Col, Robert c. In
gerSoll. for his efforts in couteStiug
the will of Andrew ]. Davis the mil
lionaire mineOwner OF Butte. Mont,
Joseph II. Choate. in addressing
the General Assembly Al Albany. at
tackled public service commissions.
declaring that inexperienced men
were substituted for trained officials,
The tender al the locomotive on
the PENNSYLVANIA Tyler Jumped the
track while making 20 miles an
hour AZ Richmond Ind
The Peoria tllll Medical Society,
70 which John Greene Balance re-
Queathed his corpse. refused 10 &C
cept the body
The Louisville and Nashville Rail.
road was fined $4,000 for reNatjus
by the federal court Of Louisville
Ky.
Prof Morris II Morgan. Of Hsr.
ward, who married Ele2nora Scenes
Gibson. Of Baltimore. Is dead,
John \. Airhart, who was hurt IL
3 football game last October NJ Abb
lene, Tex, died Of his injuries,
DR. Wharton SiUker. famous rs s
nerve specialist, died in Philadel
phia.