The suburban citizen., 1900-10-13
THE NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

Tho Neely extradition case will be
advanced on the docket of the Su-
preme Court of the United States.
Colonel Joseph Payson Wright as
sistant surgeon general Of the army,
died at the age of ga.
In his annual report General Brooke
recommends a reorganization Of the
army.
Major Seldom Noyes Clark, a WE'LL
known newspaper worker, died Of
heart failure,
President Mitchell reviewed large
procession Of striking miners in Sha-
mol1in, Pa, and in an address told
them that it was for them to decide
IN convention whether to accept the
ten per cent. increase offered by the
companies.
Three passengers were blown out to
sea off Cape May on the steamer Ocean
City and have not been heard from
One passenger was william Holman
an advertising agent Of Baltimore.
The American Bible Society Of New
York has received from Shanghai
list of all the missionaries supposed
TO be killed or in hiding in China.
Mrs. Elizabeth sternbauer who was
shot at Columbia, Pa. by William
Mott, died Of her injuries.
Walter johnson and Charles Buchan.
miners, were killed by train at
Johnstown Pa.
Major Edward Goldberg died at SEN
eca, Mo-, having been poisoned by
mushrooms.
Harry Anthony was accidentally
killed by his brother near Lake But
Ter, Fla
The new terminal station at Nash
vile was opened. It cost S2,500,000.
Van Brown was killed by hay.
packer near Mercersburg, Pa.
President Mckinley started from
Canton for Washington, where he will
remain about ten days.
Details Of Professor Koch's discov-
cry of a cure for malaria showed that
he had tried il first on gorlllas in Java
with good results.
Two men were arrested in Chicgo on
a charge Of conspiracy to swindle an
insurance company and two insurance
societies out of $4,000 1t was said
that a charge of murder may also be
brought against them, owing to the
suspicious death of a young woman
upon whose life the policies we're is
sued.
Work was resumed by 1900 mon in
Joliet GILL steel mill and car works
A jury was completed in the trial at
Frankfort, KY. of II. e. Youtsey for
the murder Of Governor Goebel.
President Mitchell, Of the Mine
Workers Union, called a convention
Of miners TO meet in Scranton this
week
1t was believed at Hazleton that the
convention Of miners would vote to re-
turn to work.
Operators about Hazleton were pre-
pared for large bodies of marchers, but
they did not come
Andrew d. White United States Am.
bassador to Germany, delivered an ad-
dress to the students of Cornell Uni.
yersity.
Five of the American missionaries
who were I'm China during the Boxer
outbreak, and who escaped to the Rus
sian frontier, have arrived in New
York.
John G. Woolley, the Prohibition
candidate for President, spoke at In.
dianapolis before large audience.
William Burke, of St. Louis, had
fight on top Of a moving train with
an unknown man, who demanded his
money. The unknown was pushed OF
and killed and Burke was badly
wounded.
Charles Wood, convicted in White
Plains, N. Y, of robbing Charles
fenced to nineteen years in the penl-
tentlary.
The schooner Onward was driven
ashore by the gale at Rye Beach and
wrecked, the crew being rescued by
the life-savers Of Wallis Scuds Station.
The Morgan Line steamer Bl Monte
arrived at New York and reported hav-
ing been in collision at sea with the
British steamer Rappahannock.
NJ B. Curtis C'Saml of Posen') filed
a petition in bankruptcy in Milwaukee,
confessing liabilities Of $4,000.
The Exchange Telegraph Company
was Incorporated in Hudson county,
n. j., with u capital of S5,0000OO
Alexander Cochrane was elected
president pro tempore Of the Bell
Telephone Company.
Eddie Mcbride was burned to death
while playing Indian with a number
Of boys.
At n conference Of the officials OF the
United Mineworlers' Union in Hazle-
ton 1t was decided to hold the conven-
tlon In Scranton. President Mitchell
said the miners would decide for
themselves whether to accept the in
crease offered, and none Of the Off
cials would interfere.
In an interview In New York Lord
Btrathcona, the Lord High Commits
sloner of the Dominion Of Canada, said
he noticed a wave Of Imperialism ire
sistibly sweeping over Europe.