The suburban citizen., 1901-06-15
WASHINGTON, D. c., SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1901
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Domestic.


The funeral OF the Rev. DR.. Maltbie
D, Babcock took place from Brick
Church, New York. The services were
conducted by the Rev Henry Van
Dyke, OF Princeton, a former pastor OF
the church. The pall-bearers were the
elders of the Brick Church, of New
York city, and the elders of the Brown
Memorial Church, OF Baltimore. The
body was taken to Syracuse, N Y, for
intermcnt
Judge Wofford, in the trial Of Lu'u
Prince-Kennedy for killing her hus5ar d
in Kansas City, refused to admit for the
present evidence TO prove that Ken
ncdy had betrayed Lulu Prince, and
having been forced to marry her re-
fused to live with her
The National Metal Trades Ass c a,
ton, in session in New York, perf,c e !
plans to streng hen the hands Of manu-
facturers in dealing with str king ma
chinsts The sum OF S5co,oco VIII be
raised
AT the Southern Industrial Conven-
ton in Philadelphia governors and OH
ers OF Southern States told OF the re-
sources of the South and asked for
capital for their development
Rev. Richard d. Harlan, son OF AS
sociate Justice Harlan, OF the United
States Supreme Court, has been eec,-
ed president Of Lake Forrest Institu-
ton, in Chicago
Frank T. Howard, Of New OIL ans,
has presented TO Washington and Lee
University Volc<'s bronze bust OF Gen,
Robert E. Lee
Two men we're killed and three in
jured in an accident on the Windber eX-
tension OF the Johnstown (Pa) Passen-
ger Company
The next annual meeting Of the Mys-
tic Shriners will be held in San Fran
cisco
The International Convention Of the
Y. M. C. a. was opened in Boston With
interesting exercises. A protest signed
by Bishop Mallalieu and Others was
made against the holding Of a reception
in the Museum OF Art because of the
nude statuary there
Henry Schaub, a Newark, n. j. bar
Der, murdered his wife, 1is siN-week5-
old infant and then cut his own throat.
He will live
The annual convention Of 'hc South
ern Industrial Association is in session
in Philadelphia
About 235 employees OF the American
Tool Company, at Hyde Park Mass,
vert on a strike.
The Mystic Shriners were entcrtsi7cd
in Kansas City. A parade took place
in the evening.
Much property was damaged at Ad-
rian, Mich, by a tornado.
August NJ. Unger and F. Wayland
Brown were found guilty in a Chicago
court OF the charge OF conspiracy to de-
fraud insurance companies through the
death OF Miss Marie Defenbach
Five hundred machinsts and helpers
who struck at the Depew shops Of the
New York Central, returned to work in
accordance with Instructions
Stewart Jellef confessed that he rob
bed the First National Bank OF Mineral
Point, Wis, OF over $4,000 all Of
which was recovered except $1,000
Chief of Police Wilder and Deputy
Sheriff Branham were killed by An
drew Coz, whom they were trying to
arrest. Cox was also killed
The new battleshp Illinois arrived
from Newport News at Boston ready
for her trial trip along the New Eng
land coast.
The Rev. H. D. Won Brac&huizen Of
Pretoria, now in New York, says the
Boer women and children at present
concentrated in camps established by
the British are in horrible condition.
Rose Brunding, OF New York, claims
that she was enticed to a vacant sum-
mer hotel at Jamaica, L. l., and kept
prisoner there by man, who compelled
her to work for him.
The parents of Mabel Burt, the Smith
College girl who stole lot Of jewelry
from her classmates, are trying to re-
cover the stolen gems, to be returned to
their owners.