The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-04
THE news.
Domestic

are moving TO get the women ac-
cused of the murder of Mrs. o. w.
M. Snead released on the ground that
morphine found in the woman's stom-
ach indicates suicide.
The engineer of the freight train
that ran into the rear end of the
Montreal express on tho New York
Central has been held responsible for
the death of Spencer Trask.
A vehicle containing Mrs. S. r.
Break and infant plunged from a
precipice into Blanco Canyon, Texas,
causing instant death, after which
the corpses were burned.
Frederick Mars. who discovered
the process of making paper from
wood pulp and who had factory
in Baltimore. died near Utica, \. \.
Ella Gingles, the Irish lacemaker
who was found bound and gagged
in a Chicago hotel has been married
in Ireland
Prof. George w. Yates, a widely
known educator died in his ninety
second year at New Haven, CT.
Rafaele Pisano a leader of the
Black Hand. was sentenced to jail
for 25 years by Judge Fawcett, OF
New York.
The present probe into the Beef
Trust. is was said, in Chicago. was
brought about by four members of
the federal grand jury of 1908. who
started an Investigation at that
time
Lieut.. H. w Torney, |. S. A,
arrested with Miss Inez Milholland
at a meeting of the shirtwaist strik-
ers in New York, was discharged by
Magistrate Hermann.
Alfred Wnek was hanged at Phila-
del2hia for the murder of Emma
Kurner. aged Z years. whom he shot
because she refused to marry him.
Vernon Barr. aged l6. and Lima
Ammer. aged IA. killed themselves
at Des Moines. Iowa. because their
parents opposed their marriage.
A case of scralet fever has caused
a postponement of the trial OF Joseph
NJ Huston, at Harrisburg, in the
State Capitol scandal
Mrs. Edwina r. Hathaway, wife
of Capt. Henry S, Hathaway, L s.
Signal Corps. obtained a divorce in
New York
Rear Admiral Nehemiah Mayo
Dyer, United States Navy, retired,
died suddenly in Boston of cancer
of the bowels.
Prof. ]. E. Fould. of the Cniver-
sity of Washington, says the new
comet is showing signs of splitting in
two
George L. Marion. the New York
theatrical man, was found guilty of
numbering his wife at Wilkes Barre.
Pa.
An advance in the salaries of pub
lie school teachers in Chicago was
voted by the Board of Education
Four men were killed and three
injured when freight engine jump
ed the track near Titusyille. Pa.
The proposed copper merger Gre
ated a lively interest in Wall Street,
and many rumors were denied
Oliver Perrin filed a petition in
New York declaring that his brother
Lawrence Perrin. is insane.
The federal governments prosecu-
ton of the publishers of the New
York World was stopped by the Fed
eral Court of New YORK Judge
Hough quashing the Indictment
against the Press Publishing Com
pany, publishers of the World. for
alleged libel in connection with pub
LEGATIONS concerning the Panama
Canal purchase, on the grounds that
the court was without jurisdiction.
Police are guarding the school
house at AsDinwall, Pa. owing to a
dispute between the school and
health authorities over an epidemic
of measles
- The principal copper producers of
the United States are forming a sim
gle corporation with a capitalization
of s500,0O0,00O.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
declares that poor farming. and not
the tariff, is to blame for the high
prices of food.
Lawrence Perrin is said to have
spent $4,000 in his recent trip to
Spain, Morocco and Gibralter.
Prof Edward V. Reynolds, of the
law school at Yale University, died
from pneumonia.
The federal government began
probing the Beef Trust in Chicago.