The suburban citizen., 1900-06-02
THE NEWS.

Johns Hopkins University had observers al
the latter place, and other universities had
expeditions at various places, all of whom
secured good photographs and valuable
scientific data
Judge Morrow, OF the United States Court
San Francisco, granted an injunction to pre-
vent health authorities from discriminating
against the Chinese in precautions against
the plague.
Bishop Moore, Of the Roman Catholic Dio-
cese of st. Augustine, Fla, was stricken
while preaching sermon in Allegheny Pa
A cargo of purple ore was broughtto Phil
adelphia that had been dug from the site oi
the ancient city of Telmessus.
Fire broke out IN the Hecla branch mine
In Houghten, Mich. One OF the men was
overcome.
Henry X. List, president OF the City Bank
OF Wheeling, W. Va, died at the age Of sew
enty-nlne.
Sheriff Tyler, OF Grant county, Utah, and
Jan Jenkins, cattle owner, were killed by
outlaws.
The mills OF the York Haven Paper Com
pany, at York Haven, Pa, were destroyed
by fire.
Mrs. Frank Wilson. the largest woman In
Pennsylvania, died at her home in Easton.
John c. Cass was sentenced to twenty
years imprisonment in Lynn, Mass, for
robbery.
An elephant from Bostock's circus fell
from the train while en- route to Newark,
New Jersey.
Judge G.. W. Jeffers, judge OF the Munich
pal Court in Wheeling W. Va. and formerly
mayor, was found dead In his law office. He
had been missed for more than a week, and
a search revealed his decomposed remains
In room In the rear OF his Office.
At the anniversary meeting OF the Ameri-
GRi Unitarian Association In Boston, move
ment was started and a committee named
for the organization Of an International
council of religion.
large force OF police raided and captured
the fort set up by Captain Streeter, the Chi
cago squatter, on q strip OF land washed up
by Lake Michigan In front OF Chicago.
The General Assembly Of the Southern
Preshyterians adjourned after the appoint
ment OF committee to raise twentieth
century millon-dollar fund.
The Methodist General Conference adopt
ed the minority report, which leaves the in
junction OF card-playing dancing, ETC., in
the Book OF Discipline.
William J. Gilmore, manager and owner
OF the Auditorium In Philadelphia. sold out
his place and announced his retirement.
Louis Ruger, seventy-three years old, was
arrested in Tuscarora township, Pa while
coming counterfeit money.
Brother Andrew, Of st. Mary's College, al
Belmont, N. c.. was killed by circular saw
while saving wood.
Timothy b. Blackstone, formerly presi
dent Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad
Company, died In Chicago.
Chicago police state that one Of two men
arrested In Leipsc, Germany, charged with
stealing gems valued at sl5,OtO, Is Charles
with many aliases known as
tho diamond swallowsr," who, In his no
torlous career, has stolen halt a million dol
lars worth OF diamonds.
1t was reported that the Kentucky Demo
Gratis had planned to kidnap in Indiana and
take to Kentucky witness very important
In the Goebel assassination case
Three bank burglars dynamited the South
Berwick (Me.) National Bank, but were
frightened of by a whistle blown by O
woman to attract the police.
Rev. G. w. MoCully, acting pastor OF st.
paups Episcopal Church. In Holyoke, Mass,
vas dismissed after having confessed in
lulglng In designations.
James Fitzharris and Joseph Mullett, the
rish Inyinclbles who arrived in New York !
Ifter being released from an Irish prison,
we're ordered to be deported.
The New York City Chapter of the Daugh.
ers of the Revolution decorated the graves /
4 the Revolutionary soldiers lying in Trim
ty Graveyard.
Elaborate arrangements have been made /
n Louisville for the annual reunion of the |
Jnited Confederate Veterans.
The Probate Court In Milwaukee dissoly /
d an Injunction issued to prevent Mrs. Nina
Dlsen from marrying.
Eddie Teabout died In Bridgeport, Conn,
rom the effects Of a blow received in the
rize-ring.
Mr.. Arthur Rehan, brother OF Miss Ada
.ehan, died in Brooklyn.
Ernest Heoht ad mllted, in Syracuse, N. T.,
hat he chloroformed Mrs. Louise Foster
'lth her consent and was to commit suicide
ut his nerve failed him
Mrs. Henrietta Tucker, wife OF ex-Con.
ressman Harry st. George Tucker, died at
exington, Va, alter being operated on for
ppsndoitis.
The Ingram Carpet Loom Fixers aud
'savers' Union decided not to insist upon
leir recently-made demand In Philadelphia
" an increase
signor diuseppi del Puente, the widely
lown baritone, died suddenly at his home
Philadelphia. Death was due to apOp-
Ky.
Walter Loyett, mulatto OF eighteen. was
rested at ChRmbersburg on the charge OF
numbef Of burglarIes.