The suburban citizen., 1902-11-15
SUMMARY OF THE LATEST NEWS
Domestic.

Vice Governor Wright, OF the Phil
ippincs. in an interview says that ioi
the benefit OF commerce a bill Tor the
relief of the money market in the arch
ipelago should be passed by Congress
The hearing OF the suit oS the United
States against the Northern Securities
Company was continued in New York
city The presentation OF the defend
ants side was begun.
Cholera has made It's appearance
among the troops in the Philippines,
seven men OF the Filth Infantry hay
ing already died from it.
Commissioner Of Education Lindsay,
OF Porto Rico, declares that the stories
oi election riots on the island were
exaggerated.
William Mofitt, said to have been
ghoul for Is years, was arrested in
Indianapolis on the charge Of grave
robbing.
The ninth annual convention OF the
Daughters OF the Coniederacy began
at New Orleans
DR.. w. II. Kimbcrlain, a prominent
ocuist OF Kansas City. was shot and
killed in his Office by John Seaman,
former policeman who claimed that his
eyesight had been ruined by the ior.
mer. He then shot himself,
The New York Chamber OF Com
tncrce formally dedicated its building
with appropriate exercises Forme:
President Cleveland delivered the ora
ton and President Roosevelt made
short address
Search continues for Superintendent
Egan, OF the Great Northern Railroad,
who disappeared in Montana while on
hunting trip. His friends hope that
he is in some camp or cabin.
Five persons charged with flooding
the country with counterfeit railroad
tickets for the past 10 years are on trial
in Chicago. A woman accomplice has
! turned States evidence.
The employees of the Lehigh Coal
and Navigation Company have notified
the superintendent that unless the 2IS
officials OF the local unions in the Pan
ther Valley are reinstated this week a
! general strike will be ordered. The
! difference between the miners and
/ Coke Bros & Co. also continue.
Governor Black made an able argu-
ment in behalf OF Roland B. MolineuN,
accused in New York of the murder Of
Mrs. Kate Adams, and Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Osborne began the sum-
! ming up ior the prosecution
Edge Hill the former residence OF
Thomas Jefferson Randolph, grand
son OF Thomas Jefferson, near Char
! Iottesvile, Va. was sold 10 Robert ID.
Ballcntine, OF Newark, N J., tor $780,
900.
The Illinois Central filed an answer
! in the Office OF the State Railroad Com
| mission, in Frankfort, Ky" denying
that it was concerned in any merger
I Of Southern railroads
President John Mitchell OF the
mincworkers, declared emphatically
that he would not accept the presi-
dency OF the American Federation CT
J Labor
Miss Abbie B. Chldhome, secretary
| of the Woman's Board OF Missions
| (CongrcgatonaD died suddenly OF
heart disease at her home, in Boston
Theodore Stegner, OF Kansas City
! a wellknown promoter. was indicted
by the grand jury on the charge OF
| promoting mining fraud.
Peter Lenousky and Victor Zaram-
! bo were sentenced TO be hanged at
! Wilkesbarre, Pa, ior the murder oi
| Arthur Senny in 4 mine.
1t is estimated that the years out
! put of gold in the Yukon will be about
| SI2oooooo
l.. Fl. Homan, former councilman
: OF Akron, O.. committed suicide IN
| Cleveland
The coaminers OF Missouri, Kansas
Arkansas, Indian Territory and Texas
will make joint demands on the com
! panes for the recognition OF the union
and may strike ii their demands are
not granted