Daily inter mountain., 1900-01-02

q. Accident: Four killed in a rear end col
lision between a limited passenger and
- near McCool, Ind.
70. Obituary Professor Miaskowski an
aernatoyya on political n and in
Fire: The Hustled elevator burned at
Buffalo; loss about $15O,OOO.
South African War: Battle of Belmont,
south of Kimberley; British loss, 22O
The soudan: General Wingate, with an
EgyptIan force, defeated the dervishes
near Dreifissa. on the line of the Nile
killing AGO, including the khalifa
"a. Fire: At Detroit; loss, 35OOOO
Co. hnn.h hi,Is rs M,rthan Var: Battle at Gras Pan
hours; General Methuen's column lost
Sporting: Princeton defeated Yale at
1ootGail at New Haven; score, Princeton
Obituary; Rev. Robert Lowry, author
M fieid eNera1 very a popular p hymns, at Plain
26. South African War: Great Britain for
mally notified the powers Of the state of
British territory.
tnrad rinInp Pass; WaE r ,{a; General Hughes cap
eents - nassl th IN lloilo driving the nsur-
wallace Ross, once ranked as the great
est oarsman In the world, died in Lon
a. Obituary: Charles Coghlan, the actor,
~ at Galveston; aged Sc.
2s South African War: A 1o-hours' battle
eudng asdeG Gensra ryer Hsfh Methoen oss aS in
Major Scott-Turner led a sortie from
Kimberley and was killed, with ~ of his
men. men Casualties ;so to date on the British
Obituary: Countess of Castiglione, noted
beauty OF the second empire and the
cnarmer of Napoleon III, in Paris
Financial Troubles: Harper & Bros.
pupllshlng house turned over to the
agent en- 90 OF its creditors. with Liabilities of
70. Fires: In Philadelphia Lippinsott's pub-
nshing house and a department store
ahu aln 10Th other concerns burned out; loss, ST.
New Athens (o) Franklin college de-
Accident Six killed and 20 injured in a.
eTA oi the D.' l.. & W., at Paterson,
80. Sporting: Pennsylvania defeated Cor
neiI nell. ~ to at Philadelphia. The Carlisle
andians scored As to Columbia 0 in the
Ihslnksgiving football game in New
DECEMBER.
2 Sporting: West Point scored II to An
naloolis at Philadelphia.
OBITUARY: John Inslee Blair multimil-
Aoialre and coal and railroad mag
' nate at Blairsto'wn, N. j.: aged 81.
| s. Fare: AIT Clinton, Mass; loss, $3.50 900
Dy the burning of theater,
storms: First wintry weather of the
season; snow in the northwest
| 4. PoMtlcal: Opening OF the 56uh con-
| g'ress.
Filipino War: General Young's col.
umn reached Tagudin, which 900 Fill
! lplnos abandoned on his approach.
| accident: passengers killed and :
I seriously injured in a rear end COLI
sion on the Denver and Rio Grande
near Salida, Colo.
! The MOlineux murder trial onened in
| New York.
5. Political: The presidents message
| read in both houses
| Fire: At Meridian, Miss. loss $3.50,
| 900.
Obituary: Monroe Leland Hayward
Z. 5. senator elect from Nebraska, a,
| Nebraska City; aged So
| FMipno War: 200 Americans repuls.
| ed 500 Filpinos at ViSan
Shpwreck: 16 persons drowned by tn,
I wreck of t'he Niagara off Long Point
Lake Erie.
T. Disasters: In the burning OF a hos;er,
factory at Reading, Pa, operatives
We're killed and so injured. At Sun
neytOwn, Pa, worl0men were kiNe(
by the blowing UP Of a powder MILL
South African War: Boer raiders Gu
the railway and telegraph at Gra!
Pan, in rear of General Methuen':
column.
Obituary: General Henry Hayes
Lockwood, regular army and civi
war veteran in Washington; aged IS
James p. Reed once champion checke
player OF the world, at P1ttSburg.
g. South African War: 2 Boer gums de
stroyed and 1 captured by British sor
tie ait Ladysmith.
g. South African War: General Gatacr
| attacked Stornlberg and was repuls
! ed with heavy loss in killed, wound
ed and missing.
ENplos!on: 80 lives lost in an explo
/ sion at the Carbonate mine, Wash
ington.
10. Fire: AT Augusta, Ga. Arlington no
tel and Masonic temple destroyed. A
Enfield, N. H.: loss. 100000.
IL. South African War: British attack a
Modder river repulsed with heavy los
| including General A. G.. Wauchope
| killed.
Obituary: General Edward Ferrero
civil war veteran, in New York city
aged 60.
13. PERSONAL: General Leonard Wood ap
pointed commander of the military di
vision OF Cuba.
Is. South African War: In attempting t.
cross Tugela river General Butler
Il column was repulsed with heavy loss
IL guns fell into the hands OF tn
/ Beers.
II. South African War: Lord Roberts or
dered to South Africa to take com
mapd; 5O,O 900 troops added to the force
in the field.
Obituary: Lieutenant Thomas N
BruunNby. Dewey's flag lieutenant a
Il the battle of Manila. in Washington.
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