New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS NOTES.

Philadelphia. Sept. IA fund of 10000 for
church - exenS9n @ and m, $50 woFn * has neeh
phia to commemorate the wo-hundredth anniyer-
Association. The money will be turned over to
various church enterprises at the anniversary cee-
bration in the week Of October J.
Lincoln Neb. Sept. 1e.-The State Board Of
Health to-day adopted a resolution prohibiting any
erploye or appointee from carrying d railroad pass
Two secretaries VIII have 10 resign or give UP
their passes.
St Paul Sept 16.-One hundred and ten men
hired in the East TO fill the places OF striking
boermakers the FIVE St Paul lines involved in
the present labor trouble reached St Paul this
morning and were taken to the Great Northern
Dale street shops Other boilermakers are coming
the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of the independent
Order Of odd Fellows held in Central Presby-
terian Church this forenoon. The cantons which
to compete in the prize drills were Inspected
at the downtown baseball park in the afternoon, moon
ton ton at the State Capitol
Lincoln. Neb, Sept. 16-Based on OFFICIAL returns
T. Clarke, jr.. Republican has won the primary 1
contest for Railway Commissioner by slkty-two
E Goqny his total I1f puray ye ia W votes with
q 756 votes pooled for the TWO candidates
Atlanta Sept is.-The suits brought by the Cen
traI OF Georgia and other railroads against the
State Railroad Commission to restrain that body
from reducing paIsenger efnT ndes n HeWa Of the
federal court Attorney General Hart submitted
eTForcement Of the new rate law was not vested
in the Railroad Commission but was left 10 the
named a defendant in the suits Further hearing
the cases may be continued until this point has
been disposed Of.
Kansas City. No. Sept. J6.-The coroner to-day
refused permit the burial of the body OF r. cyril
O'Neal, nineteen years old. who died here last
Friday supposedly from Brights disease. while
under the care of Dr.. George ". Fraker. An in
quest Will held to determine the exact cause Of
death Dr. Fraker disappeared suddenly from EX-
celsior Springs Mo. ten years ago. shortly after
taking out $4,000 life insurance. his clothes
found the river bank. and 1t was supposed he
had been drowned until he found living in the
woods IN Minnesota.
Chicago Sept. 16-Judge Sanborn, in the United
States Circuit Court. to-day decided that surety
companies which sign bonds for postal employees who
take money from the mails responsible for the
amount stolen The decision given in the case
of the United States against the American Surety
Company, the latter having signed bonds for a
postoffice ernpoye who stole SO.
La Crosse, Wis, Sept. 16.-The West Wisconsin
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church to-
day passed memorial petitioning the general
conference to consolidate the book concerns
and also the three church publications issued
under the Of The Christian Advocate
Norfolk Va. Sept. 13-The tenth annual conven-
ton Of the Anti-Salcon League OF America opened
tonight the jamestown exposition. r-he league
will be in session four days, and Friday will be
celebrated Temperance Day" a conference of
the state agents and field workers Of the league
held this afternoon