The suburban citizen., 1900-03-24
THE NEWS.

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but that he was interfered with by the south
African war;
Two gentlemen have given the University
OF Chicago $50, 600 apiece under the Roeke-
feler offer to give $4,000 90 provided 1t was
duplicated from other sources.
A letter dated Cape Town, South AirieH,
has been received at Grand Rapids, Mich,
from Gen. William L. White the indicted
acknowledgement Of the Michigan Ma
tonal Guard.
The Rumford medal OF the American
Academy of Arts and Sciences was awarded
to Charles F. Brush, OF Cleveland.
Several manufacturers appeared before
the subcommittee of the Congressional In
dustrial Commission In Chicago, which met
to investigate manufacturing conditions In
the West.
A fire in plqua, o., destroyed the W. P.
Orr Llnseed Oil Mill, owned by the Ameri-
can Linseed Oil Company.
President James OConnel and his assist
ants, representing the International Asso-
citation Of Machlnists, have prepared two
general circulars TO be sent to the organiza-
ton at large.
One of the giant spurs OF the San Jacinto
Mountain. in California, tumbled into val
Icy beneath it.
The Chicago packers are watching the
struggle In the German Hechstag over the
meat bill.
The Philadelphia Conference of the Net
odist Episcopal Church adopted paper In
support OF the ex pansion policy Of the pres
ent National Administration.
The Republican County Convention OF
Franklin county, Pa, nominated county
ticket to be voted for at the November cleo
tion.
An unsuccessful attempt was made TO
wreck Lake shore train at Olmstead Falls,
Ohio.
The Kansas Cty, Plttsburg and Gull sail
road was sold at Joplin, NO. for Sl2,5O0 900
to the representative Of the Philadelphia re-
organization committee.
President Hadley, Of Yale, addressing the
students, said the smallpox scare was not
warranted by the facts.
The United States Supreme Court sus-
tained the constitutionality Of the Texas
antitrust law.
William r. PrRl, paymaster OF the Staten
Island Rapid Transit Railroad Company,
died IN New York.
The fast mail on the Pont System was
passengers were injured.
The granIte-cutters OF New England are
preparing to make an nuncompromising fight
for eight hours and minimum wnges Of sS
day.
Mr.. T. c. Campbell, the attorney for
Goebels brothers, said Republicans were
not concerned IN the conspiracy, but that
the crime will be traced to antl-Goebel lead
ers.
The mutilated bodies OF T. c. Stout and
his wife were found buried under the snow
in their barnyard in Danville Pa.
bishop Hurst in his sermon at the open
ing OF the session OF the New Jersey NJ. j..
Conference said that President Mckinley
would, at the conclusion OF his services ac-
eept the position Of professor Of interna-
tional law at the American University at
Washington.
The man who committed suicide In the
yendome Hotel, Chicago, has been identified
as NJ. Goldhas, and the girl he killed was
Jennie I.iss, only fourteen years old, with
whom he was infatuated.
Union machinists in all parts OF this coun-
try and Canada are to be ordered to strike,
as a result OF the troubles between the manu-
facturers and machinists in Chicago.
mob battered down the jail doors at
Marietta, Ga, took ont John Bailey, negro
who had assaulted a young white woman,
and shot and fatally wounded him.
Warrants were sworn out In Reading
against number Of ex-county officials on
charges of embeaZemont for retaining fees
beyond what the law allowed.
The heirs OF the Vanderbilt estate have
decided to pay, without further demur, the
4 4 -
million dollars
The official experiment to test the stability
OF the battleship Kearsarge was made nt the
shipyard at Newport News and proved salts
factory.
monument was unveiled In Cedar Grove
Cemetery, Norfolk, to Rev. Arlsiides Smith,
the famous Southern educator.
Nine persons were injured on the Ninth
Avenue Elevated, in New York, a coal chute
striking train.
Miss Lizzie Walsh, OF Fordham, n, Y, has
been puzzling the doctors by her frances.
John Baker was arrested in Middletown,
N. y. on the charge Of killing his wife.
Miss Judith Robinson Massenberg died at
her home in Elizabeth City, Va.
James Hall, married man, and Edith
West, a married woman, who eloped from
London, were arrested on the arrival OF the
steamer Oceanic at New York and their de-
portatlon was ordered.
The grand jury In New York returned in
dictments against thirty men for keeping
disordeny houses. The charges against re-
putable hotelkoepers were denounced by the
magistrate as outrages
Charles Thomas Davis, editor OF the Wall
Street Review, was indicted on two charges
for spreading false rumors 70 depress Brook
lyn Rapid Transit stock.