The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-01-14
THE News
Domestic

AeANNe@ 0@rE :
Tlie Rockefeller institute for Medis
cal Reserch, OF New York, has been
presented by the Pasteur Institute
OF Paris. with q replica bronze of the
bust OF Louis Pasteur by Paul puhQis
Ia recognition OF the aid rendered
during the recent epidemic Of cere
bro-spinal meningitis. which prevail
ed In France.
Edna LOTUS, divorced wife of Q
j0okey, secured the release Of hei
lover. Harry A. Rheinstrona, from o
sanitarium on a writ Of habeas cor.
pvs, after which the couple fed FROM
Ohio to Kentucky in an auto and
were married.
Suspected OF jewelry store burg
larry, two men who had been taken
in custody by the baggageman and
ticket clerk at the Michigan Central
Depot at Ypsalanti drew revolyers
and fought q desperate battle fol
their liberty.
one hundred and forty paper
manufacturers, members OF the Pa
per Board Association, were indicted
by the federal grand jury OF New
York on charges OF maintaining an
Illegal combination in restraint Of
trade.
Train 2S on the Lake Shore, bound
from New York to Chicago, ran into
q construction train near Northeast,
Pa. One man was killed outright,
another was probably fatally injured
ami a third was badly hurt.
AZ fireman was burned to death
during fire panic in the Barnum
and Cambridge Hotels, St. Louis.
Henry Harbaugh Apple, D. D., was
installed as president of Franklin
and Marshall College.
Mrs. Kate Mendelsohn, of Pitts
burg. who has been unconscious for
100 days, is dying.
The price of hogs reached $9.05
! per hundredweight in Chicago.
While hunting for a man report
ed missing the police Of New York
discovered a tunnel leading from a
house on the East Side under the
] street toward bank.
Three men were killed in an ex-
pI0eloir that wrecked q large sec
ti0n be the Dahlston Metal Door Com
I, pany,s plant. at jamestown, N. Y.
! Charles H Ackert resigned as vice
president OF the Southern Railroad
/, and became connected with the Haw-
/ ley Railroads in the same capacity.
Mrs. Flora Adams Darling, one of
| the founders OF the Daughters of the
American Revolution, died suddenly
in New York from apoDlexy.
Four men held upsa bank in Will
Harrisburg. N. r., and shot brother
of the proprietor. Two OF the rob-
Ders were captured.
MA :, :, <,,ser, ontxocc x1yo {
granted an absolute divorce from her
husband. James K. Hackett, the &C.
tor, In New York.
The Standard OIL Company denied
being interested in the Milk Trust,
which is being investigated in New
York.
Prof. Samuel S. Sanford, of Yale,
and SON of the founder OF the Adams
Express Company. died In New York
Reports have been received In New
Orleans that plans are on foot for the
refinancing of Guatemala.
Fire destroyed the plant of the
Muncie Glass Company, at Muncie,
Ind; loss. S65,000.
The Arctic Club OF America drop
ped Dr. Frederick A. Cook as a
member.
Alarmed by the activity of the
special grand Jury headed by John
d. Rockefeller, Jr. to investigate the
so-caller white slave traffic, many
persons believed to have been en-
gagged in that business have fed from
New York.
-Four striking shirtwaist-makers
of New York, who were fined $50
collectively for their activities as
pickets, paid their fines III pennies
1t took the entire clerical force Of
the court nearly half an hour to
count the $500 pennies.
A new indictment has been return
ed against F. Augustus Heinze,
charging him with conspiracy to re-
move and mutilate the books of the
United Copper Company.
Secretary Knox has given out a
statement explaining his plan for
an international court to settle lit
tie controversies in time of peace as
well. as In time Of war.
Royal Edwards, aged twenty-one
years, bounded by his conscience,
confessed to a Seattle (Wash.D JUS
tice that he was wanted in Harris
burg, Pa, for embezzling $1,400.