The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-11
THE news.
Domestic

for help, which was responded to by
the Mallory liner Alamo. and cap
tain and crew of 46 were rescued just
before the Kentucky sank.
During a fire which destroyed the
United States Army Medical Supply
Department in New York Major Ed
win P. Wolfe was severely burned
and about 80 persons had narrow
escapes from death.
Bingham Bryan, colored. has con-
fessed that he killed Mrs. Eliza Crib
BILE, Mrs. Carrie Ohlander and Mrs.
Maggie Hunter, white woman, on
December 10 last at their home in
Savannah, Ga.
James Gayley, second vice presi-
dent of the United States Steel Cor
poration filed suit for divorce in
Reno, New, on the ground of deser-
ton.
The will of Gen. William F. Draper
cuts OFF the children of George Otis
Draper without inheritance because
their mother divorced their father.
First Lieutenant Burton j. Mitch
ell, who participated in the capture
of Aguinaldo, has resigned from the
United States Army.
Rev. Wallace Logan Nourse. a
grandson of the late United States
Senator William Logan, died at his
home in Hopkinsville, Ky.
Stanley Frydrychowicz, of Vienna,
said TO have once been a professor
of philosophy and philology in an
Austrian university, died in Chicago
as the result of a saloon brawl.
A mysterious woman, young and
pretty, and believed to be Mrs.
Francis" appeared at the hearing of
Lawrence Perrin in New York.
Perrin says she is his wife and that
they have one child.
A dispatch from Honduras to New
Orleans states that state OF seige
has been declared there and that
the situation is critical.
Col. d. B. and Robin Cooper, who
killed Senator Carmack, have filed
at Nashville, Tenn, a motion for a
new trial
Jacob Goldberg, convicted on a
white slave" charge in Cleveland,
was sentenced to two years in the
Penitentiary.
A monument of William Goebel,
who was murdered while governor
of Kentucky, was unveiled at Frank
fort, Ky
The board Of trustees of the Ken
lucky State University elected Judge
Henry S. Barker of Louisville, presi-
dent.
President Bishop, of the Aero Club
of America, will inspect the College
Park aviation site within a few
weeks.
The lives of 100 nonunion men
were endangered by a fire that de-
stroyed the Campbell Hotel, at Lead,
S. ID.
A stylishly dressed burglar badly
beat Mrs. Max Schapiro in New York
when discovered in her house.
j. p. Sheldon, known as "Uncle
Sam" the S2-year-old model of Kan
sas City Artists, is dead.
Charles R. Heike, secretary of the
American Sugar Refining Company,
accused of conspiracy in the sugar
weighing frauds, pleaded immunity
from prosecution on the ground that
he had incriminated himself in q
previous hearing. Counsel for the
of immunity was a confession of
guilt and asked for a conviction on
it.
The Mexican National Packing
Company, New Jersey corporation,
controlled by English investors, op-
Grating string of slaughter and
packing houses in Mexico, went into
the hands of receivers, with liabili-
ties of $37,000,000.
Charles l.. Warmer, former cash
Ter of the Big Four Railroad, who
has testified he gave $1,000 a month
to Mrs. jeanette Stewart Ford, now
says he also gave an equal amount
to Mrs. Edgar S. Cooke and her hus-
band.
Additional charges of conspiracy
and attempted kidnapping were pre-
ferred against Ferdinand Cohen, the
waiter, who disappeared with Rober-
ia De Janon.
William Law, who claims to be
an actor and who is accused of seiz.
ing an eight-year-old girl in New
York, was greeted in court with cries
of Lynch him."
Henry Pennington Taller, a for.
mer millionaire and an insane pa.
tent at Wards Island, n. Y, end.
ed his life by leaping into East Riv.
er.
Five colleges and two universities
received gifts from the Rockefeller
fund of the General Education
Board.