The suburban citizen., 1902-09-20
SUMMARY OF THE LATEST NEWS.
Domestic.


vent the railways from discriminating
in favor OF trusts were discussed at a
meeting OF the executive committee OF
the National Association OF State Rail
road and Warehouse Commissions
Laboring men in Chicago have started
a movement to form a trades union CO.
operative and protective association in
Chicago with capital OF 100000, the
purpose being to fight capitalists with
capital.
The sheriff OF Warren county, N. Y,
called out company of state militia to
protect the power-house of the Hudson
Valley Electric Company. at Glenns
Falls, against threatening strikers.
The Morgan shipping combine is re.
ported to have absorbed the Norfolk and
North American Steam Shipping Com
pany plying between Philadelphia and
London
1t is reported to have been discovered
that the reception committee appointed
to greet President Roosevelt on his VISIT
to Chicago contains two anarchists.
In Hamilton, o., two girls, hye and
six years of age, were assaulted. Blood
hounds traced the trail to a gardener
home. He denied that he is guilty.
Twenty-Five thousand men partici-
pated in the parade incident to the an
nual convention OF Odd Fellows in Des
Moines, Ia.
Smoke is issuing from Copperls
Mountain, o. 1t has appeared at inter
walls since the Mont Pelee eruption.
Nicholas Fish, millionaire, diplomat
and descendant OF one of the best
known OF American families. died az
the Roosevelt Hospital, in New York,
the result of an injury received in En-
hardt's saloon, 2os West Thirty-fourth
Street. Mrs. Libby ]. Phillips, 50 years
old; Mrs. Nellie Casey, 80 years old.
and Thomas J. Sharkey, AZ years old, a
private detective, we're arrested in con-
nection with the case.
Burglars chloroformed Simon Fried
berger and his family at their residence
in Germantown, Philadelphia, and after
collecting jewelry and other valuables
wo, III about $1,000 they were fright
ened of by little dog.
The North German Lloyi Line
steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm which ar
rived in New York from Bremen,
Southampton and Cherbourg, beat all
previous WGSLWdtQ 'IcNOluos
r. Z. Wright, OF Allentown, Pa, was
elected deputy grand sire by the Sow
erign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at
Des Moines
The Grand Duke Boris took leave
OF his friends in Newport. Mrs. Ogden
Goelet giving him brilliant farewell
dinner.
Railroad men, it is reported, are
about to make demand for an advance
in wages on all the railroads converging
at New York and Jersey City, and it
is said that the movement is a general
one, including also Western lines.
The annual session OF the Sovereign
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows was be-
gun in Des Moines, Ia The report
of the grand sire, reviewing the work
of the year, was submitted.
William King, farmland, confessed
having murdered James Freeman, an
adopted son of his employer OF whom
ne was jealous.
, The steamer Antilia brought to New
York five seamen OF the bark Harry
Merryday, which was wrecked on the
Bahamas.
Lieutenant John R. Morris, U. s. NJ,
committed suicide in his stateroon on
the cruiser Olympia in Boston harbor,
Policeman Isaac Sheve, OF Camden,
N. J., was shot and seriously wounded
while attempting to capture Dan Dan
iels, negro, one of the assailants OF
Mrs Osler, a few days ago. The ne
gro narrowly escaped mob violence.
The breaking away of freight cars on
steep grade on the Santa Fe near
Colorado Springs, Col, resulted in
collision with a passenger train in
which three trainmen were killed and
another seriously injured