The suburban citizen., 1901-06-29
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
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Governor White, OF West Virginia,
issued a statement to the public express
ing appreciation OF generous offers OF
aid for the flood sufferers from all parts
OF the country, and stating that there
was no need OF outside help OF any kind.
President Loree, OF the B. & o., he'd
a conference with President Baer, OF the
Reading, in Philadelphia 1t is under
stood that for the present there will be
no change in the relations OF the two
roads
A number Of resolutions bearing uoon
the subjects OF taxation, suffrage office
holding, legislative sessions and judicial
appointments were offered in the Vir-
ginia Constitutional Convention,
There was a collision in Rochester,
N. Y, between the striking laborers and
the police, in which there were injuries
sustained on both sides before the mob
was dispersed.
Vice Chancellor Gray, in Camden, N
J., signed decree requiring DR.
Thompkins, Christian Scientist, to
convey to Miss Kate McCulloch house
he bought with her money
A new wage scale has been signed by
the American Tinplate Company and the
Amalgama ed Association OF Iron, Steel
and Tin Workers Association.
In Philadelphia Mrs. Mary Kitchen
was shot and fatally wounded by VIM.
Jordan, who afterward committed sui
eide by shooting himself Jordan was
infatuated with Mrs Kitchen. Mrs.
Kitchen died last night
The body OF the late Adelbert S. Hay
arrived at Cleveland from New Haven,
Conn The casket was conveyed from
the Union Station directly TO Wade
Mortuary Chapel, in Lakeview Gene
terry, where services were held.
The President has pardoned Charles
w. Mussey, former cashier OF the Ma
tional Bank OF Rutland, VI, convicted
of misappropriatn2 $1ooEoo.
There was big fire al the National
Storage Company's docks in jersey
City. The FIRE started in lighter lead
ed with jute
Gov George K Nash was renominat-
ed for Governor OF Ohio Carl N. Nip
pert was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor.
Senator Dubois is reported to be
growing worse at Hot Springs, Mont.
He has an attack of sciatica
Mrs, Wickes, wife Of the Tce-presi-
dent OF the Pulluan Company, was
granted a divorce in New York
Dr. Rixey stated that Mrs McKin-
lcy's condition continues to be favorable.
Reunions OF graduates OF Yale were
held at New Haven.
ice Cook, well known as lecturer, is
dead,
The Pynchon National Bank, Of
Springfield, Mass. was found by the eN-
aminers to be insolvent and was closed
by order OF the Comptroller OF the Cur
rency
Mrs Samuel Hart, colored, was killed
and a number Of persons wounded in a
row aboard train carrying colored
Baptists to a picnic near St. Louis, Mo.
An express train from Pttsburg Tor
Cleveland was wrecked, the fireman and
baggagemaster killed and a number OF
the passengers injured.
Gregoria Cortez, a Mexican, was ar
rested in the mines above Laredo Tex.
and admitted having killed two shertts
and posse man.
The commencement exercises at the
Virginia Military Institute included an
artillery drill and dress parade and
final german at night.
All work on the Pacific Mail steamers
and other lines at the Newport News
shipyards was stopped by the machin-
lists strike
Richard Freeman, OF Boston, in a fit
OF insanity, shot his sister and then
killed himself