The suburban citizen., 1902-03-08
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
Domestic.

Prince Henry was greeted by people
at Cleveland Toledo and other towns II
Ohio; at Erie, Pa, and viewed the Falls
at Niagara, and inspected the great pow
erhouse at that place. Brief stops were
made at Rochester and Syracuse on the
way to Boston.
Henry Fink has resigned the presl'
dency Of the Norfolk and Western Rail
road Company F. /. Kimball will be
his successor
The Philadelphia and Camden Tunne
Company was Incorporated in Camden
~ j., with capital of 100000.
The First National Bank at Montgom'
cry, Ind, was robbed of $4,000 by burg
lars.
A rich vein of gold has been found or
Bear Creek, in the Klondike
Frank w. Cottle, bank cashier, killed
himself at Springfield, Ill.
W. Z. Small & Co., stockholders al
Atlanta, suspended
Prince Henry was cordially enter
tanned at Chicago and Milwaukee. Al
Chicago he put a wreath at the foot Of
the statue to Lincoln and partook of the
hospitalities of the Germania Club meet
ing many representative citizens. Al
Milwaukee the streets were thronged anC
the illumination was beautiful, The hire
men gave an exciting exhibition. Many
German veterans were present.
The steamship Etruria, of the CunarC
Line, from New York for Liverpool, los
her propeller in midocean, and is being
towed by the British Steamer William
Cliff to the Azores.
The foods are subsidng, but freezing
weather and snow along the Ohio Rive
towns and in other foodswept section
are adding to the distress of the home
less sufferers.
Frederick Brinkmeyer was killed by I;
train near York, and John Fatee was Sc
| riously hurt near the same place.
Joseph A. Eslen, a city councilman o
Philadelphia died suddenly at Havana.
The will of Charles Broadway Rous'
was filed in New York
Mrs, John Nicewarner died near Har'
pers Ferry, aged ~.
President Roosevelt through the In
terstate Commerce Commission, is re
ported to have served notice on the rail
road companies that the Interstate Com
merce and the Sherman laws will be ell
! forced to the letter.
An explosion wrecked the five-story
building in New York occupied by tn,
Aste Press Printing Company anC
caused panic among Italians living il
| adjoining tenement houses.
A plan is under way for the consoli
daton of the three Southern Pacific
Railroads controlled by the Hartman
interests.
Vernon Rogers was sentenced to pri
son for life in Cleveland, O., for killins
his sweetheart, Margaret Hallen
Two hundred uniformed bolomen il
the Island of Samar, Philippines, re
Gently attacked a scouting party o,
| friendly natives and a detachment o.
the First Infantry. Eighty of the bolo
men were killed and one of the friendly
natives was severely boloed,
The British steamship Yeoman, bounc
from Galveston to Hamburg, went
ashore off Cape Henry in dense fog
but was hoated uninjured at high tide
| She carried a cargo of cotton valued al
| ST. 100000.
J. M. Blue, magistrate of Smytf'
county, Va, committed suicide by hang
ing himself to the bedpost He was u
years old and married young wife two
weeks ago.
Forrest F. Russell. a member of "a
Runaway Girl Company" who was in
iured in a railroad wreck near Deca'
tur, Ind. died in hospital at Kala.
mazoo. Mich
Major Ellis Phpps, former supcrin-
tendent of the Philadelphia Almshouse
and a veteran OF the Civil War, died at
his home, in Philadelphia.