The suburban citizen., 1902-11-08
OF THE LATEST NEWS.
Domestic.

UOUtSuG.
William r. Hearst, of New orYll, has
iled a complaint with the Interstate
Commerce Commission, charging the
anthracite coal-carrying railroads with
discrimination.
Col. John S. Mosby has unearthed
= fraudulent scheme by which cattle
nlen sought to obtain possession OF
asst tracts OF Nebraska land.
A report was issued by the Census
Bureau showing the quantity OF cotton
ginned up to October IS.
The will OF the late Francis Asbury
Palmer was filed for probate at New
York He made many charitable be-
Iuests
The New York Board OF Trade pass
ID resolution iavoring President
Roosevelt's proposition OF a tariff
Commission
The arbitration strike commission
mas finished its tour OF the mining re-
gions and is now ready to hear testi-
nony.
Gerhard Borchers, a farmer OF Ne
braska, was murdered by his three
young children.
Practically the entire town OF Cal
houn Falls, S. c., was sold at auction
ier $4,000.
Senator Hanna had a long confer
.nce with J. Pierpont Morgan in Cleye-
and O. 1t was reported in that city
hat Mr.. Morgan's visit was in connec-
ion with the proposed combination
Di all the soft-coal interests in the
ountry.
The Orders of Railway Conductors,
rrainmen and Swtchmen will submit
1 new schedule OF wages TO the South
,rn Pacific Company asking an in
case OF IS to 20 per cent.
Moses Wilson, a farm laborer, shot
md mortally wounded his wife at l-e-
10Y, N. Y. The man then shot him
self, nhicting wounds which it is said
Will prove fatal.
The transport Crook. on her outward
;oyage from San Francisco, rescued
IS Japanese who were OH the collier
| Yoshimi Maru, which was burned to
he waters edge
The South is threatened with a coal
anime on account of the lack OF trans
,)ortation facilities.
i The Lake submarine torpedo boat
was launched at Bridgeport, CT.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Quimby, the
Christian Scientists of White Plains,
N. Y, and John c, Lathrop, the healer,
indicted for manslaughter gave bail
William l.. Quackenbush, clerk III
The New York appraisers Office, who
IS Seventh-day Adventist, was dis
charged for refusing to work on Satur-
lay.
The three-master Melrose and the
British schooner Calabria, collided
during the gale on Shovelful Shoal, OF
he Massachusetts coast.
Edmund Bersch, former member OF
the House OF Delegates, was convicted
in St. Louis OF perjury in connection
with the bribery scandal.
General Miles landed at Manila, and
he has accepted Governor Tait's invi-
tation to live at the palace while there
Manuel Thurman shot and killed n,
J. Cooley and Will Whitfield, Cody S
son-in-law, in Dayton, Tenn.
Three runaway boys who iell asleep
on the railroad tracks were killed by a
rain near Lafayette. Ind.
The transport Sheridan arrived at
San Francisco with troops from Ma
lila.
Mrs. Samuel Weingert, woman
whom the Massachusetts police authori-
les learned had formerly lived in Balti-
more, was found murdered near Read
ng, Mass No information concerning
Ter could be learned in this city.
John X. Murrell testified against his
oimer fellow members of the old House
If Delegates combine in the trial of Ed
nund Bersch on the charge of perjury
,efore the St. Louis Grand Jury.
Carl Schurz, in an interview in New
York, took the same ground as ex-Presi-
lent Cleveland, and urged Democrats to
make AN effort to secure majority in
he House Of Representatives.