The suburban citizen., 1900-02-24
THE NEWS.

Leander j. Mccormick, ma9ufasturer oi
the famous haryesters and binders, dleu ID
Chicago OF pneumonia.
Samuel Gompers, president Of the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor, has returned from
trip 10 Havana.
The national convention Of the Populist
party Will be held in Sioux Falls, South Da'
kota on May 1st.
The British steamer Restormol sank In the
Delaware River. She was loaded with a
cargo Of wheat.
A ltteen-yenr-old boy has been banished
from Massachusetts by order Of the court Tor
forging check
William H. Beard, the artist, died In New
York
The Western Union Telegraph Company
has bought all the lines OF the Deseret Iele-
graph Company, heretofore owned and oper-
ated by the Mormon Church.
Owners Of oyster beds In New York, New
Jersey and Connecticut are making efforts TO
comhus. The proposed company Is to have
capital OF Sl5,OOO,Q0O.
Governor Tyler, Of Virginia, co planned
to the Senate that bills were changed after
they had passed the Senate and betore COM
ing into his hands.
The steamer Taormina, from Santos, nr'
rived at New York with ono yelow-feyei
patient on board. A fireman had died and
was buried at sea.
The Alta Hotel, Mt Southern Pines,
winter resort in North Carolina, was burned.
Loss 800 900. All the guests escaped
The Rapid Transit subway Construction
Company was incorporated at Albany, With
a capital OF one million dollars.
Dan Il. Hanna, n son OF tho senator, was
married in Glenyille o.. to Mrs. Daisy Cor
don Maud
P. IT, Mccarthy. a farmer, was frozen to
death near New Brunswick, n. J.
Frosts In Florida 2dnaesd .he strawberry
crop and the early vegetables.
The large Ingrahamvlllo Mill, at Paw
tuckut, r. l., was destroyed by fire.
DatAel Getzendnnner died at his home in
Charlcstown, w. Va.
Senator Lodges venerable mother died at
her home in Boston.
Tom Gould, the notorious New York dive
keeper, died.
From the mainmast OF the ship Shenan-
doah. lying at San Francisco the ashes OF
Walter S. Blanchard were scattered to the
four winds.
Howard s. Gardner, OF Stroudsburg, Pa.
was held In 81, 900 bail In Philadelphia on
the charge of using the mails for fraudulent
purposes
GEN +. c. Williams, veteran Of the
G.exicnn and Civil Ware, died at his home
IN Chapman, Pn.
Seven hundred iourneymen .silors Of Chi
eago have been locked out By the merchant
tailors
Deed was recorded IN Norfolk conveying
10 the Yanderbilts railroad properties ia
Virginia.
The upholstery manufacturers In Phila-
dolphin rejected the scale offered by the
weavers.
4 squad of negro soldiers from Fort Bliss
raided the police station in El Pason, Texas,
to releasea comrade. A fight ensued, in
which one policeman and one soldier we're
Killed.
Charles i. stell brought suit in Carlisle
against persons who demonstrated against
the granting OF liquor license to him,
charging that they made lboous state
ments.
Charles Gregory was committed for the
grand lury OF tho Princess Anne (Ya.) Court
on the charge Of committing q folonlous as
ssult Oh Fannie Hale, fourteen years old.
Governor Tyler, @, Virginia, signed tho
bill for tho Incorporation Of the Junior Order
Of American Mechanics.
The Abboh-Downiog Company, mnnufac-
turers Of carriages and wagons ia Concord,
\. H.. made an assignment.
VIII Bur.s, colored who confessed having
attempted % lyAch Mrs. q. L. Weeks, was
lynched near Aiken, s. C.
Snlt was filed in tho Federal Court in
Chattanooga attacking the constitutlonality
OF the Bankruptcy law.
Seven miners wero caught In a snow slide
Ia Silver Lake Basin, Colorado. All were
saved but one.
President Eliot has opened Harvard Sum-
mer School to one thousand Cuban teachers
free Of charge.
Frank P. Brown, a student OF Ohio Wes-
eyan University, Delaware Ohio, was shot
from ambush.
The West Virginia miners again advanced
the price OF coal.
Prof William &. Sumner, In his remarka-
ble address made in New Haven, Ct, con
tended that only ten per cent. OF married
people roallzed the ideals with which they
began married life.
Mrs. Madeline Miller sued Dr. Frank II.
BamoR, proprietor OF a sanitarlum IN Stam-
ford, Ot., IN the Supreme Court for $50, 900
for ialso imprisonment IN locking her up In
hls asylum.
state Senator II. J.. Bradley, OF Mississippi.
waa shot while sitting at a hotol table In
Raymond, Miss, by Mrs. Ida Bolls.
William smRllwood, whilo cleaning "A
pistol IN Norfolk, Va, accidentally killed
his hnlf-brothor, Sylvanus Brownhill.
Captain Woodhouse, OF tho Prince Line
steamer AsiatIc Prince, from Santos 10 New
York dlCd at seq.
lluthor Ashe was found frozen to death on
the outskirts OF Portsmouth. Va