The suburban citizen., 1902-07-12
SUMMARY OF THE LATEST NEWS.
Domestic.

rear wall and scattering tue WlnuoWS
of the courthouse, adjoining. None OF
the prisoners escaped. Pandemonum
reigned in the jail.
Rev. DR.. Charles n Sims, the we'll
known Methodist minister. formerly
chancellor of the University OF SYRIA
cuse, is to retire from the ministry to
his farm, near Richmond, Ind.
Miss Mary Pierce, niece of Minister
to China f NJ Conger, was married in
Des Moines, Ia, to Lieutenant Ham
mond, who belonged to the relief col
umn.
w. A. Douglas, section foreman on
the Chesapeake and Ohio east of Rich
mond, Va, was instantly killed by the
fast mail from Newport News.
In an address to miners at Nanticoke,
Pa. President Mitchell said he is con-
ident of the success of the miners
strike.
Two distinct sets of maneuvers by the
Army and Navy on the Atlantic Coast
during August are planned.
AT Oxford. Ia, Jabah Burkart was
killed by the collapse of a barn which
was struck by a tornado
Judge William Marvin died at Ska
neateles, N. Y, aged % years
AS a result of fight in South Noun
tains, near Cleayersburg, Pa, Geo. w.
Phillips is dead and Hiram Bowermas-
ter is in Jail charged with murder. Bow
ermaster dealt Phillips terrific blow
on the head with pick handle, causing
conclusion of the brain. Bowermaster
tried to escape, but was arrested.
The National Civic Federation has not
abandoned all efforts to bring the strike
in the anthracite coal fields to a close,
Statisticians are gathering figures and
facts to be used in bringing about an
adjustment Of the differences, if possible.
Herbert Hill shot and killed his sis
ter, Alice, at their home in Roxbury,
Mass, and then turned the revolver on
his mother, who had come into the room
to protect the daughter, inhicting prob
ably fatal injuries. Hill escaped.
Miss Leila Vanderbilt Sloane, third
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs William
Douglas Sloane, OF New York, was mar
ried to Mr. William Bradhurst Osgood
Field in Trinity Episcopal Church at
Lenox, Mass.
In fight in church in Jarrolds Val
ley, W. Va, between the Hendricks and
! Jarrold families, between whom a feud
had existed, Peter Hendricks was killed
and several others we're injured.
The National Division, Sons OF Tenn
perance, in session in Providence, X. L..
voted down resolution to permit dane.
ing under auspices of the order.
In the coming naval meneuvers efforts
will be made by both fleets to elude
press correspondents and to shut of
all sources of informatiol.
A strike OF the freight handlers nnthe
various railroads centering in Chicago
was begun and oooo men went out, prac'
tically tying up all the freight business
in that city.
By reason OF the new conditions, 5000
telegraph operators employed at the
Pennsylvania Railroad Offices went over
from the Western Union to the Postal
Company.
A scheme Of Moros at Masien, Island
OF Mindanao, to ambush an American
pack train came to naught, the hostiles
being dispersed by a mountain gun.
There was a rear-end collision on the
Washington and Southern at Accotink,
in which Conductor Henry Goode was
seriously hurt
A new suit was entered in Trenton,
N. J., against the Steel Trust, in which
J. p Morgan and all the directors are
made defendants,
Frederick w. Vanderbilt made a gift
OF tract OF land valued at $4,000 to
the Sheffield Scientific School of Yale
University
George Moorman, of Syracuse, N. ~
and Norman Hill, of Titusville, Pa
were run over while sleeping under box
cars.