The suburban citizen., 1902-10-25
SUMMARY OF THE LATEST NEWS.
Domestic.

AFTER nOVerlnS DetWeen lie ana ueatn
since last December Mrs. Ada @. Den
mis-, the victim OF one of the most mys-
terious assaults in the history OF the
District OF Columbia, died from the
effects OF her injuries
In an address before the American
Missionary Association Rev. Dwight
NJ, Pratt said the Indian can never be
fitted for the responsibilities OF citi-
zenship by the government.
The w. c. 7. U. at their convention
in Portland, Me, discussed the question
OF the teaching OF the effect OF alcohol
in the schools and the progress OF the
antinarcotic movement.
The greatest gas well ever struck in
Armstrong county if not in Pennsyl-
vania, is sending forth millions of cubic
feet OF gas every "a hours.
Gen. Thomas J. Stewart, commander
in-chief of the Grand Army of the Re
public, has made a number of appoint.
ments to his staff
The United States Philippine Commits.
sion decided to enact land registry bill
drafted by Commissioner Ide.
The first session of the convention OF
the American Missionary Association be
gan at New London, Ct
uN hloN BClANl di lllSolOndly NOHNCu-
tion of the Methodist Episcopal Church
tcgan at Cleveland, O.
The missionary council of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church began in Philadel'
Dhia
The jury in Pittsburg brought in {;
verdict OF involuntary manslaughter il
her husband while trying to commit
suicide.
The jury for the trial OF Roland Mol
ineux for the murder OF Mrs. Adam!
in New York was completed and the
taking OF evidence was begun.
President J, J. Hill, OF the Northern
Securities Company, testified in St
Paul in the big merger case before
Special Examiner F. G. Ingersoll.
Col. Edward Butler, St. Louis poll.
tician and millionaire, was indicted foi
being implicated in the municipal brib
cry scandal
President Mitchell, OF the miners
union, now says that I'll others had
been as fair and reasonable as Mr. Nor.
gan was the strike would have been
settled a long time ago Both Mr.
Morgan and President Cassatt, OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad. were working
lOl a StlllcHlSll WHtn IIGSlucHl NOOSG-
welt made his successful move.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has entered suit in equity against
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
to restrain it from taking away from
the former the right to use the tele-
graph lines along the railroad.
AT the meeting OF the board OF gov
ernors in Philadelphia Admiral Dewey
was elected president of the Thomas
Jefferson Memorial Association.
The lighthouse and coast guard ser
vice in the Philippines, under Com
mander Mark, consists ,of FL vessels,
manned by 600 men.
The Provisional Society OF Georgia
was admitted TO membership in the
Society of the Cincinnati
Hall Caine, the novelist, arrived in
New York on the steamship Lucania
from Liverpool.
There will be a contest in the min
ers' convention at Wilkesbarre over
the question OF the companies retain
ing nonunion men and barring out
many of the strikers. The union may
decide to provide for all members,
John E. Redmond, chairman OF the
Irish parliamentary party; John Dillon
and Michael Davitt arrived at Boston
to attend the national convention OF the
Irish League in that city.