The suburban citizen., 1901-12-28
WASHINGTON, D. G.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is. 1901.
suaMAKy OF The LATEST NEWS.
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A banquet given by the Cuban veter-
ans to the officers Of the United States
warships at Havana was splendid
demonstration OF gratitude on the part
of liie Cubans toward the American
Navy Rear Admiral HiRoinson, Cap
tain McCalla and others made speeches.
Charles A. Buddensiek who, in 1885
was convicted in New York of erecting
unsafe buildings and being responsible
for an accident that caused the death OF
several persons, and who was sent to
Sing Sing for 10 years, died at Plain
field, N.
All the appointments made by the car
penter Mayor OF Ansona. CT. were
found TO be illegal Because the aldermen
had confirmed them by reclamation in
stead of by ballot, as the law requires.
A coroners jury is inquirlng into the
death Of six-year-old child OF Pete
Hall at Kabletown, w Va which is
believed to have died as the result Of
a be ting inflicted by the father
General Ayers condition continues
to improve hnd his physicians state that
he has passed the first and most critical
stage incident to the surgical operation
recently performed upon him.
Governor Savers and the Penitentiary
Board of Texas have decided to erect
in Brazoria county the largest sugar
mill IN the State where employment
will be given to 200 convicts.
While struggling with his sons at
?ottstown Pa, for the possession Of. a
gun the weapon was accidentally dis
charged. and Henry Kramer, the father
was killed
Fannie Bourne, who is charged with
killing Lewis Maffao in Newport News,
Va, makes the same defense that set
Mrs Bonnie free in Washington
Mrs. Mabel Van Rensselaer, Johnson
secured in New York an absolute di-
yorce from Rev. James lie Baron John
son. Chaplain Of the fire department, who
had gone off with Miss Mary Hoffman
a professional nurse
Mrs J. F. Paul of Philadelphia, will
ask the President to allow her or some
otbsr woman to conduct the negotia-
ticst ta ale r1nsor Of Miss stone, the
missionary, now in the hands OF Bul-
garian bandits,
James Nicholas Vane, physician,
preacher and author, though married I3
times, is living alone, at the age OF 60
at Middietown, N. y, II wives having
died and the thirteenth having sepa-
rated from him.
Two priests have been arrested in Ba-
tangas Province, Philippines, and appli-
ances for manufacturing counterfeit
Mexican silver dollars have been found
behind the altar in their church
Because the life of a minister's wife
was too irksome for her Mrs w. l..
Roberts left her husbands home, in Wa
tertown, N. Y. to become the disciple
of Professor Heron.
The Mexican authorities on the one
hand, and the various States OF the
United States on the other side OF the
border, are cooperating to extermlnate
the border bandits.
General Passenger Agent n. {
Townsend of the Missouri Pacific, de-
clares that a gang Of railroad ticket
forgers has been operating successfully
in Kansas.
Dublin Ed" or Frank Ward, the last
of the gang of burglars and safe-break-
ers who murdered Matthew Wilson, a
watchman in the First National Bank
of Cobbeskill N. Y, has been captured
in New York.
A young woman who may be Miss
Nellie Cropsey, the missing Elizabeth
City girl, has been found at Rocky
Mount The citizens committee will in
vestigate
Jas. Wilson was arrested near Guth-
rie. Ok. upon a requsition from the
Governor of Missouri for the murder
of Orville Lyons at Arno, Mo, 80 years
ago