The suburban citizen., 1901-10-19
SUMMARY OF THE LATEST NEWS.
Domestic

ulS HeBOtldllOHS DCtWCCu OLllid anu tiiN
allies, has arrived at Victoria on his way
70 Washington. He talks Interestingly
Of the situation in China.
Assistant Postmaster General Madden
issued his first order for exclusion OF
certain publications from the enjoyment
of second-class mail privileges. This was
in accordance with recent amendments
TO the postal regulations.
The American Bankers Association,
in session in Milwaukee, indorsed the
proposed Mckinley memorial. An ad,
dress was delivered by Secretary Gage
All litigation over the will of Jacob 5
Rogers has been settled, and the Metro
poltan Museum of Art will come into
possession of over $s,ooo,ooo
The Association of General Passenger
Agents, in session at Ashevlle, N. c.,
determined to wage war against ticket
Scalping.
The National Congregational Council
at Portland, Ore, voted to hold the next
meeting in Des Moines Ia, in 1904
In Brooklyn, N Y, William Joyce and
wife we're asphyxiated by gas, They had
been married seven months.
Twenty-nine students have been sus-
pended from Columbia (Mo.) Univer-
sity for hazing
The National Bureau of Identification
has been removed from Chicago to
Washington.
Mrs. Parmenter, wife of Lieut.. Henry
E. Parmenter, naval officer, fell from
fourth-story window in the Portland
Flats, in Washington, and, striking on
a stone sidewalk so feet below, received
fatal injuries Mrs. Parmenter had been
in poor health for some time.
The Episcoal House of Deputies, al
San Francisco, in committee of the
whole, rejected the substitute for canon
81, relating to the disciplinng of persons
marrying again after divorce. which had
been adopted and handed down by the
House Of Bishops
The Mutual Fidelity Company, a Nor
folk concern, with branches all over the
South, has gone into the hands of re-
ceivers.
The Chinese minister is the special
guest of the Southern Railway at meet
ing of passenger agents at Ashevlle,
NC.
DR.. Nicholas Sem, of San Francisco,
after tour of the Orient, predicts war
between Russia and Japan.
Former President Grover Cleveland
has been elected a trustee of Princeton
University.
Five of the largest banks of Cleveland
o., have consolidated as an economical
move.
The United States battleship Wiscon-
sin has sailed from Seattle for Samoa.
Two waiter girls in a cafe on the Buff
falo Exposition grounds informed Bal
timore gentleman that Czolgosz visited
the cafe twice before he shot the presi-
dent that he told them he was the
agent of an undertaken and tried to firt
with them.
Bessie Arnett IS years old, of Fair
Baltimore and Ohio brakeman, but was
oyertaken by her angry father.
The four Philadelphia men accused Of
abducting Mabel Goodrich were given
final hearing and committed for trial
without bail.
The employees of the Richmond Loco
motive Works are excited over mysteri-
GUS bullets that killed one man and
wounded another.
johann Most, of New York, was sem
fenced to the pententiary for one year
for publishing seditious article in his
paper.
Harper's nitro-glycerine factory, at
Ridge Farm, Pa, was blown to atoms,
and Clarence Ward, the manufacturer,
and his assistant we're blown to pieces
Ground for a monument to commem-
orate the battle between the settlers and
the Indians in I774 was dedicated in
Point Pleasant, w. Va.
VIM. H. Williams, of Lima, Ohio, was
shot and robbed by a negro tramp while
both men we're riding on freight train
-Four trainmen we're killed and three
injured in a collision on the Chicago
Great Western between two freight
trains