The suburban citizen., 1900-06-30
VOL. H..
THE NEWS.

Justice Chester, Of the Supreme Court
Albany decided against the American let
Company on every point.
The Chicago Bricklayers and Stont
Masons' Union has withdrawn from thG
Building Trades Council and will return tt
work, thus practically ending the grea'
strike.
The value OF sugar as a muscle-producei
was proclaimed at the meeting in New YorE
OF the American Association for the ad
Yancement OF Science.
The New York Board OF Health will ex'
pend $4,000 fumigating the Chinese quar-
ters.
Sir Julian Paunceiote was given the de.
gree OF LII. d. by Harvard University
Secretary of War Root was also made al
LII. d.
The Prohibition National Convention met
In Chicago.
The Michigan Republican State Conyen'
tion met at Detroit.
Congressman Sulzer, Richard Croker anc
Senator Murphy will confer at Lincoln
Neb., with Colonel Bryan.
The wife OF win NJ. Clements, the author,
died suddenly at Haokensack, N. Y
The Tennessee Supreme Court has decid-
cd that women cannot practice law before
any of the courts OF Tennessee.
One more body, that OF William Lawrence,
was recovered from the wreck on the Macon
branch of the Southern Railway. The
swamps in MoDonough are being searched
for miles below the wreck for others.
A cyclone, which originated near Bloss.
burg, Jefferson county, Ala, swept the
country for Is miles westward into Walker
county. The greatest damage resulted
around Democrat, where a score OF houses
were wrecked and number OF persons In
jured, but none seriously
Seventy-one million silver dollars have
been transferred from the old mint on Chest
nut street In Philadelphia to tho new build.
Ing at Sixteenth and sprlng Garden streets
The steamer Cleveland arrived at Seattle
from Cape Nome and reported a severe storm
at Nome on June 8, In which the schooner
Alaskan, from San Francisco was beaohed
and total loss Her passengers were saved
by the revenue cutter Bear.
Lady Curzon, vicerlne of India, wrltlngto
8. D. Eldridge, of the Chicago India famine
relief committee, says that the famine IL
greater in its intensity over the areas affict-
ed than at any previously recorded vista
tion.
Several pillars Of coal collapsed In the No,
10 vein OF the Nelson shaft at Shamokln,
Pa, causing the entombment OF several
miners.
The grand jury handed In a report to
Judge McMahon. In Part l. of General Ses.
sions, New York, in which they dismissed
the cases OF conspiracy against the officers
OF the American Ice Company.
praaidant NTaEinlev has hean inyfted tn
attend reunion of the Blue and the Gray
on the occasion OF the anniversary of the
battle Of Peach Tree Greek, Ga, July Goth.
One man was killed, one fatally injured
and two hurt by the fall of the roof of the
Bell Telephone Exchange In Philadelphia.
A Federal Judge in st. Louis Issued an
Injunction restraining strikers from inter-
ierng with the running Of mail cars.
Thirty-seven bodies have thus far been
taken from the wreckage OF the Southern
train near Atlanta, Ga.
Postmaster-G General Smith has removed
NJ. Rathbone as director general Of posts 10
Cuba.
passenger train on the Macon Branch
OF the Southern Railroad ran into wash.
out near MeDonough, GA. Thirty five peo-
pie, including all passengers except those
In the Pullman, we're killed, and a number
we're injured.
passenger train on the Chicago and
Northwestern loaded with exourslonists for
the Saengerfest at Green Bay, Wis, ran into
freight. Six passengers were killed, one
is missing and thirty-iour we're injured.
Charles A. Towne. the Populist nominee
for vice president In q private letter to a
Texan, says If he Is not the choice OF the
Dem mocratic party for vice president he will
withdraw.
The Presbyterian mission boat Samuel NJ
Lapsley was dedicated at the Trlgg ship.
yard, Richmond. It is intended for mission
work on the Congo River.
During a duel In the road near Bedford,
Ind, between Albert Roberts and Oscar
Jeems, lovers of Miss Jennie Russell, the
girl was fatally shot by Roberts.
Cars were run on all branches of the street
railways in st. Louis without molestation,
and thousands rode 10 and from the parks
aud pleasure resorts.
The British steamer Puritan collided In
mid-ocesn with the neutrality-suspicious.
liner Arcadia and had her bows stove in
and plates damaged.
Riley Broyles and his daughter Carrie,
aged fifteen years, were killed at Williams
burg, Ky, by the explosion OF a boiler In
grlst mill
Major Charles NJ. scheier, formerly an OF.
hcer In the regular army, committed suicide
by shooting at New Prague, Mimi.
Mrs. Asa Bird Gardner, wife OF the Dis
triet Attorney Of New York. died suddenly
at her home in Garden City, l.. 1.
Charles Mefford became insane In Cedar
Rapids, Ia. and after Draining several peo-
pie shot himself dead.
Harry Miller, a member OF the Arm Of
Davis Miller, was burned to death by
chemicals In Philadelphia
oolliery at shamokin, Pa, about to 20
into operation, will give employment tc