Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-02-20
p.nos,tors Of the closed CITY saw

ings bank in Detroit may be paid IL
the court sustains contention that
$685., 900 of outstanding checks are IL
legal.
The ninety-third anniversary OF the
birth of Abraham Lincoln was cele-
brated throughout the country.
The thirty-fourth annual convention
OF the National Woman Suffrage assoc
citation began in Washington.
Senator Beveridge. of Indiana, says
the Anglo-Japanese treaty means q
war with Russia at no distant period.
The new Syms-Eaton academy at
Hampton, Va, has been dedicated, the
occasion being commemorative Of the
founding of the first free school in
America.
The total value of exports for the last
seven months is $522, 1923, 146, against
$685., 97e,377 for the corresponding pc
riod in 1901.
Prof. Charles W. Pearson, who de-
MED the infallibility of the Bible, has
resigned from Northwestern univer-
sity faculty and quit the Methodist
church.
A new electric headlight tested on
the st. Paul road makes the track Wis
ible a mile ahead.
A receiver has been appointed for
the wrecked City savings bank of De-
troit. Valuable securities of the bank
are missing
New York police in report to the
Humbert's assassination was planned
there.
Millers from 25 states met in Chica-
go and organized the National Fedora
ton of Millers.
An icequake was distinctly felt in
Menominee. Mich. Chairs and desks
in a number of offices were shaken and
bric-a-brac tumbled off walls.
Emperor Williams yacht Hohenzol-
lern arrived at New York.
Six persons were killed and six more
badly wounded in a fight between a
sheriff's posse and mountaineers near
Middlesboro. Ky.
Mrs Julia Elma Brewster Brick, who
died at her home in Brooklyn, y. Y,
bequeathed nearly $1,000, 900 to chart
ties.
An Erie vestibuled passenger train
was derailed between Phalanx and Ma
honing, o.. and 90 persons were hurt,
one Of them fatally.
Smallpox at Des Moines. Ia, caused
the city council to prohibit all public
meetings.
Alien teachers in the public schools
IN Chicago have been ordered 10 be.
come naturalized on penalty of dis
missal. They number 1853.
Leonel de Peau. who was Col. Roose-
velt's physician in Cuba, is now in
Washington to report conditions on
the island. He says annexation is the
only thing that will avert disastrous
revolution.
For the seven months ending Janu-
airy 81 the balance of trade in favor Of
the United States as against the rest
Of the world was $345. 907 900.
President Roosevelt departed from
Groton, Mass, for Washington, con-
fdent that his son will speedily re-
cover from an attack of pneumonia.
Commander Booth-Tucker, of the
Salvation Army, took the oath of al
legiance in New York as a citizen of
the United States.
In a railway collision between Bal
timore & Ohio trains at Indian Harbor,
Ind, Conductor Huntley and Brake
man Brice, both of Garrett, were
killed.
Philemon Crelin. a special officer al
Milburn, n. j., fatally shot his wife and
daughter and killed himself
Representatives of various profess
sions told the nationalist suffragists
in Washington that the new woman"
is rapidly advancing and that her enc
mics are becoming fewer.
DR.. Roberts, secretary of the Presby.
terrain revision committee, declares
that the Presbyterian church repudi-
ates the charge that il teaches either
fatalism or infant damnation.
John Rosel. Jr., 2s years old, and
Kittie, his wife. aged %, killed them.
selves in New York with poison.