The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-07-13
PERSONAL.


at her home at Freidrichsruhe.
Miss Mary Curtis Lee, Gen. Robert
e, Lees daughter, who has been twice
around the world, is about to start for
Cairo on a third tour.
Donald Kennedy, chairman of the
National Steamship company and a
member Of the Mersey Dock board OF
London, Eng, is dead.
Prof. J. N. Swan, of Westminster
College, Pa, has accepted the chair of
chemistry and physics in Monmouth
College.
Col. S. P. Rose of Denver, Colo, who
got up in the night to find out the
cause of a noise in his house, was shot
and killed by the accidental discharge
Of a revolver which he carried.
The friends of Rose CoghIan now ad-
nit that she is the wife of John L.
Sullivan, who has been playing leading
roles in her company for several sea-
sens. 1t is stated that the marriage
took place il Jersey City some time
: Mrs. Sarah H. Shade Of Batavia,
Ohio, is the happy possessor OF a churn
| 6fty-fye years old which has made
! over $4,000 worth Of butter she
does not believe in modern churning
| improvements. @a
Thurlow Weeds granddaughter, Miss
| Catherine Weed Barnes, the best
known woman amateur photographer
in this country, will wed Harry Snow
den Ward, editor of the London Prac-
tical Photographer, and live IN that
city.
Georgia Drew Barrymore, actress,
died suddenly at Santa Barbara, Cal.
She went to that city three weeks ago
for her health, and had improved con-
siderably. She was taken with hem
orrhage about noon, and died shortly
after. Her husband, Maurice Barry
! more, the actor, is in New York.
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! CASUALTY. ~ =.
The section men employed along the
line of the Ohio & Mississippi railroad
have struck for an increase in wages
A fast train struck a buggy at Ma
ron, Ind, killing one woman and IN
juring another.
The electrotyping plant of Ringler s
7, of $4,000 by fire. !
George Steele of Ottumwa, Iowa
was drowned in the Des Moines rive
while bathing.
William Harmon, a convicted trail
robber, on his way to the penitentiary
] | Ieaped from train near Fort Smlt]
and was killed.
Lightning instantly killed Orvill
: | Faux at Bement, III. Faulk was hors
3 back riding and the animal was ais
killed. -...y.
A cable car ran away atsNew Yor
: near City hall park. 1t dashed throug
8 a jam of teams and seven horses Wer
!. killed or badly injured and five wagon
\ were wrecked. 49,.
Fire at. the corner of Church an
Z Place streets, New York City, cause
n loss of 100000. The Bradley an
l. Hubbard Manufacturing company We
the principal loser. ;5E Vs.
The British steamers Elba and vii
/ lam Balls were in collision at midnigf
q thirty miles off the Humber Estual
y on the east coast of England. Both We
J. sells were SO badly damaged that the
II sank. All hands were saved.
d Christina Schroeder, eighteen yea
IL old, accidentally shot and killed b.
,. sweetheart, Henry Sohl, at her. hon
: in New York. The accident occurrt
\ while the couple We're discharging I
lie volvers in celebration OF the Fourth.
n -Four firemen were injured at the e
as CINE house at Ann Arbor, Mich,
i. the bursting Of cannon. Frank Kal
and Charles Carroll were fatal
wounded and two others not 50 bad
as hurt.
rs The east-bound passenger ira
Id running at terrific speed, struck
pr buggy at Marion, Ind, containing MI
- Daisy Hummell, Miss Eva Ihrig a
~ Mrs John Il, Heath. Miss Ihrig W
o. instantly killed and Mrs. Heath W
*: severely injured, while Miss Hlimm
~ escaped with few light bruises.
> A team driven by NJ. +. Bradley r
- away at Oregon City, Ore, and ups
al wagon, throwing Mr.. Bradley,
ry wife and four children over pre-
xt pice forty feet high. Mrs. Bradl
5, was killed and two children fatally
jured. The others escaped with pain
OF brlise. 5a
x The stock barns on the farm kno-
1's as Grassland, located in Sandy III
he N. Y, one OF the hest known in la
ern New York. were burned recent