Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-11-21
THE LATEST srWS- IN SHORT ORDER.
Domestic.


Line saw the steamer Cherokee will
clear for the five ports in Santo Do
mingo as usual. and the Dominican
consul general says if she tries to enter
any OF them she will surely be sunk.
Rev. Joseph Cirringonc, rector of the
Italian Church of the Immaculate
Conception in William bridge, N. Y.
who disappeared mysteriously. returned
told of his abduction.
the Methodist Episcopal Church clos
ed its session at Omaha after appro-
priating over ST. 100000 for the foreign
and home work.
The plan to grant a charter to in
try was defeated in the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor, in convention in
Boston.
Mrs. Elizabeth Krecker, for many
years president OF the Women's Mis-
sionary Society of the United Evangel-
ical Church, died in Mohrsville. Pa.
AS result of the discovery of irreg-
ularities on the part of its former pres
ident, the American Pad and Paper
Company, Of Holyoke, Mass, assign
ed.
Col. E. Miller Boykin, United States
marshal for South Carolina under
Cleveland. and banker of Camden,
S. c., accidentally killed himself.
One car line was successfully oper-
ated in Chicago and all attempt will be
made to resume traffic on another to-
day.
Three fremen were killed and two
were injured by the falling walls OF a
large carbarn in Cleveland, 0.
Matthew Nelson killed his sweet
heart and himself in Bloomington, III.
J. N. Evans, president of the board
of regents of the Nevada State Univer-
sity and one of the wealthiest and
most prominent citizens of Nevada,
died from the effects of a fall.
NJ. Vacherot, the chief gardener of
the City of Paris, arrived at New York
OH his way to St. Louis to superintend
the laying out of the seven acres
allotted to France.
A fast train on the Illinois Central
Railroad was wrecked in collision
near Kentwood, La, and 20 negroes
were killed and 10 negroes and 3 white
men injured.
Three robbers held up the night
Waterman. OF Mapleton, Ia, and after
taking from him his gun and Jail keys
they locked him up in a cell in the Jail.
The general missionary committee
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, i'll
session at Omaha, appropriated more
than 100000 for work i'll nearly 80
countries.
Waldemar Sorokoumosky, titled
Russian, was stabbed i'll New Orleans,
and Henry A. Haynes was arrested on
the charge of doing the cutting.
The Builders Exchange League in
Pittsburg caused lockout, which, they
say. will be maintained till sympathetic
strikes are declared off.
Former aldermen of Grand Rapids,
Mich, are to be arrested as a result
of the confession of former City At
torney Liant X. Salisbury.
The mills of the Inland Steel Com
pany, at Indiana Harbor, Ind, were
closed, the employees striking Oh &C
count OF reduction in wages.
1t has been decided by the Cuban
Cabinet that no recognition will be
given by the Cuban government to the
new Republic of Panama until that
republic has been recognized by some
OF the other Latin American govern
mentS.
The annual convention of the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union
was begun i'll Cincinnati The presi-
dent, Mrs. Lilli:.. NJ. Stevens, deliver
ed her annual address.
The American Federation Of Labor,
at its session in Boston, sent mes
sage of good wishes to the striking
Chicago street car men.
Fourteen branches of nurses were
represented at the annual council of
the Guild OF St. Barnabas, which met
in Hartford. Conn.