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Henry Tsylor ,yas DESTROYED bv Gre and
~. thr.e mon ,ye,.c snffocated'
The osth annual convenfion ~ Tho
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no tresccnt civ rice mills were
r,,.d ~ Ne,y ORLEANS ia loss hei,c
eroo ooo
me y;s,h,e snnplv ~ grain IN The
United states on tbe 2o,b WAS. wheat
az COS 600 bushels. corn. =. 047 600 bush-
els. oats. $4,000 bushels: rye. T.
$4,000 bushels; barley. 3.24e. 900 bush
els.
Jacob Bruchl. a barber. his wife and
seyen-vear-old boy were fatally burned
bv the explosion OF a gasoline stove az
Communicable. O.
While Charles Smith. an employe Of
rolling mill at Terre Haute, Ind, was
angrily talking TO his wife, from whom
he had been separated for long time,
she fell dead nc his feet.
a vein OF salt 300 feet thick, the rich
est In The world. was discovered under
the town of Little River. Kan.
Timothy L. Byrnes. of Minneapolis.
was elected serReant-at-ar,ns of the
national republican convention by the
subcommittee OF the national commit
tee IN session at ST. Louis.
The building and plant of the Ashley
Qnd.) Times. George Strnver. propric-
tor, was burned.
Three children of John Shuman and
two children of George Formas were
playing on the ice at Cuba, o.. when il
broke and nll were drowned.
Miss Helen Gould sent a check for
5000 to vassar college at Poughkeep-
sic. N. Y. 10 found a scholarship En-
memory Of her mother.
A fiat denial was given nt the war
department In Washington to the re-
port from Florida that the department
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10 put the Florida troops In readiness
TO take the field at a moments notice.
stephen Andrews. aged so years, the
biggest man in Rhode Island, tipping
the scales at SIS pounds. dropped dead
at Providence.
The Bank OF Commerce closed its
doors ut Grand Island. Neb.. with heavy
The little hamlet of Affection has the
distinction Of being the only Wisconsin
settlement OF any size without worn
an resident or inhabitant.
The entire family OF l.. III. Graham.
consisting OF himself, wife and four
were sentenced at Sioux City,
H., TO 10 months each in the peniten-
John Gates and his wife, aged re-
spectivcly 05 and oS years. celebrated
the nth anniversary OF their marriage
at their home near Olive Hill, Ind.
tinry for the robbery of freight cars.
The will OF Mrs. Anna H. Aspinwall.
Of Pittsburgh, Pa, who died recently
in Edinburgh, Scotland, leaves her en-
tire fortune, estimated at S3.o0o.ooo, to
the Hospital of the Protestant Episco-
pal church IN Philadelphia.
Smith a Stoughton, one Of the largest
firms in the shoe and leather trade In
the country, failed in Boston for $500,
QUO.
George w. Feeney, aged CT years, the |
engineer OF the locomotive that drew |
Abraham 1 lincoln 10 Washington for
his inaugural In 1851 and established |
then the fastest record made np to that |
date, died at Wilmington, Del.
The general assembly OF Rhode L. |