The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-05-27
The NEWS
Domestic

Inc mumm1ned D0uy sidney Las
celles, better known as Lord Douglas.
an international forger and swindler,
was sent from Asheville, N. O., to
Washington for cremation.
Frank West Rollins, former gov
ernor Of New Hampshire, WAS fined
$4,000 for violating the customs laws
by not declaring dutiable goods on
his arrival in New York.
Charles w. Partridge, the Chicago
merchant, has divided the income
from $2,O00,OOO worth of real es-
tate among his four children.
Miss Delvina Nichols, aged 30 and
pretty, who performed in an animal
show, was buried at Sheldon, III. in
a ballet dress.
Jere S. Lillis, victim OF an as
sault b. John G. Cudahy, has been
expelled from third club In Kan
sas City.
Financial circles in New York hear;
that the Wabash Railroad is seeking
an outlet at seaboard.
A powerful negro wrecked patrol,
wagon and routed four policemen of
Chicago.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt has ac-
cepted the invitition Of the National
Roosevelt Rough Riders Association
to be the guest of honor at lunch,
con to be given In New York on june
90.
The Pullman Company will oppose
reductions In rates made by the IN
terstate Commerce Commission,
denying that the federal body has
Jurisdiction.
Rev. Angelo B9lizzio, a Catholic
.riest at Williamsburg, N. j., had
his head and face slashed witch q
razor In the hands of an italian.
Daniel willard, president Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, has
been chosen president OF the Ameri-
can Railway Association.
George w. Coleman, who looted
National City Bank. Of Cambridge,
Mass, of 100000, was sentenced
to Is years in jail.
Mrs. E. G. Jones and Lieut.. J. G.
Walker, u. s. A., were married in q
hospital at San Francisco.
Isaac G. Wyman. said to have own
ed real estate In every state in the,
Union, died al. Salem, Mass. 81
The coroner's jury which begun an.
Investigation of the Cherry Mine dis
aster lasl November brought in $50
separate verdicts at Princeton, ILL.,
The inquest says the mining laws
were broken with the knowledge and
consent Of the mine inspectors.
Mrs. Jessie L. Forbes, wife of A..
Holland Forbes, the aeronaut, was
taken to the jail at Bridgeport, Ct.
for failing to satisfy a Judgment
against her in an alienation suit.
Edward C., Evans and his son.,
Marvin, Of Harlemton, Va, died I'M
the Cooper Hospital, Camden, N. j.,
while lying side by side. The son
was victim of an explosion.
The Pennsylvania Railroad took
lease for 500 years Of the Pittsburg
Youngstown and Ashtabula Railroad,
at a meeting in Youngstown, o.
In a running fight between posse
of citizens and band of robbers
who entered q bank in Wapanucka,s
Ok. member of th posse was shot.
Stephen Zacak, who confessed to
numbering a policeman in Chicago,
after So hours of continuous Ques-
tioning, killed himself in his cell.
Many New England cotton mills
will close down for month or so.
throwing thousands out of employ
ment.
Henry Honey, of Newark, N. j.,
after killing his wife, walked TO the
police station and surrendered.
Representative Ames created
sensation in the House by charging
Chairman Payne with discourtesy in
refusing to hear him on resolution
regarding the Canada tariff ques-
ton