Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-02
FEBRUARY.

uOteU 1TGSUyt0rlHn nymn Wrlters III
New York City; aged 70.
mander in chief Of the 6. A. r., in
F%iiipino War: a TGe Natives ssi attacked the
American position at Manila and were
repulsed with heavy loss.
Duke Of Saxe-Coburg and grandson OF
Queen Victoria: 9ged 26 Caprivi. ex-
f1ania;Dr "a aged e1f s. s''t Miss Anna smna'f pow ~eSI
known as the Mother Of the American
Silk Industry" in Patterson, N. j.;
Z. Fire: The Manitoba hotel and other
property burned in Winnipeg; loss $780,
S,snop 81 TIE esn n,; Rsy. ' snS % prss's'%:
s sisnSR Of Of t Amer Rsotes st M,d nani,seSpai
famous shipbuilding firm Of Laird Bros,
at Birkenhead.
10. Fires: The governors mansion at
Kent 4 Co. crockery store destroyed;
loss. $500, 600.
Filipino War: The American forces at
tackled and captured Caioocan. near Ma
II. Obituary: Gen. Edward schriver, u. 8.
- A.. retired. in Washington, aged 50.
II. Accidents: At Cherokee Gulch. Colo,
snow slides carried away the o~rehousee
and killed twenty-four men. At ,Yank-
ton. 8. D.. seventeen lives were lost in
the burning of a hospital.
Fire: Albany; loss. $3.50. COP.
Storms: Severe blizzard all over the
United States. Heavy an ows and wind
B~onaparte, grandson Of both Lucian
and Joseph. at Rome; aged 60.
Is. Filipino War: Gen. Marcus r. Miller's
forces captured Iloilo without suffering
loss Of life.
"A. Fires: In Philadelphia several clothing
houses burned: loss about 500, 600. In
Chicago the Traders. Warehouse Co.
and other concerns burned out; loss.
02CA nm nat hof ~. n
Clothing house burned: loss $500. COO,
Is. Fires: At Akron, O.. plant Of the Thorn
I ns Bsl oS,ooS. a Raoo hlmof puii GG;; n So! s;
and the original model ana patterns Of
the r, Sat ss @a dp Maine de stroyed; loss'
champion, long distance runner, died IN
l6. Obituary: President Francis Felix Faure
Of France, at Paris; aged s. a Henry ~
II. Obituary CSatanS,;a L inwastor Miller ana ,i fS9nSeo 2.
IS. Accident: In Belgium on the railway
from Calais; twenty-one London pas
sengers killed and 100 Injured.
20. Obituary: Nine. Ponisi. an old time ac-
tress Of Wallack,s compa any, at Key
q. Filipino War: The city Of Manila fired
by incendiaries; fighting In the streets
and heavy loss OF property.
<Ss II llpluO war. lAsul6CINS plOnC uhOu6AA
the American lines at Manila and were
rspulsed with heavy loss
q. Obituary: Gen. David Weisiger. q con-
f S,,rs .!srs noted as as the hm hero Of aga rst s..
"a. Fire: Al Minneapolis The Tribune
building and other property burned;
Obituary: NJ. Emile Welt. Swiss states
man, at Berne; aged "A.
Pesonal: Gen; Maxine Gomez, Cuban
under American military escort.
%. Obituary: Gen. J. J. Reynolds. Y. s. A..
., retire, in Washington; ased oo y. notea
Criminal: Roland b. Molineux arrested
for the murder of Kathar inc J. Adams
in New York.
%. Fire: Windsor hotel and several stores
burned at Holyoke, Mass; loss $4,000.
ernor OF Louisiana and noted in the ex-
citing political affairs Of that state, 10
New Orleans.
l. Obituary: Emma Waller. oncs noted
aged 70. Baron Herschell, lord high
chancellor ;Is1cn! oss Of 8 Great Brit 'n' in WASH
2. Obituary: Connie Jackson, sister Of Joe
Jefferson and once noted on the Ameri-
f T,res stage e; II SeS ror X. ety. T., f aesd q; de-
about I'i 5000 {. In chicago Q, Mcciurg's
book store G earns sain loss ~ $1"; veteran SOL
der and publicist, honored by a dinner
on the anniversary of his seventeen
3. Personal: Rear Admiral George Dewey
became full admiral of the navy under
the law reviving that rank.
4. Political: The Fifty-ffth congress adj
5. Accident: Naval powder magazine ex-
ploded at Toulon1, France, killing or
obituary: Nj. Wolf. American illustra-
tor, in New York city; aged 81.
6. At West Point. Miss, the Mary Holmes
s sHl . an loss a 's sa55.ed sm0'n' OF COTTON oe'
Accident: Eleven drowned by the sink
ing of the tug James Bowen of Phiia-
delphia off Hog Island.
Obituary: Princess Kaiulani of Hawaii,
at Honolulu; aged "a. !.
8. Austin Bidwell. notorious for his Bank
of England forgeries, died at Butte,
10. Obituary.: Sir Douglas Cation, noted
scientist and authority on sanitation, in
II. Obituary: Capt. Samuel Trott. ocean ca.
Bile expert. at Miami, Fla. aged 81.
u. OBITUARY OBJ qy:rs Prot f. Walter p IT. P Gha r19,t .,
vile; aged 46. Johnny Griffin, the Brain
tree Lad" 9nc e.. a noted featherweight
u. F Fl ps% 9 %aF: city Fas,g. east of Manila,
captured by eGn. Wheaton's division.
IA. Obituary.: Emile Erckmann. French
Is. War at Samoa: American and British
16. Obituary: BENJAMIN p. Hutchinson
"Old Hutch" the Chicago speculator, al
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Joseph Medill
proprietor of the Chicago Tribune, al
San Antonio; aged 76.
Race Riot: A mob at Palmetto, oG.
shot nine negroes at the Jail, killing L..
Filipino War: Fighting at Ilo.lo be.
tween Gen.. Miller's troops and the in
surgents.
II. Fire Disaster: The Windsor hotel. New
York. destroyed: As lives lost.
Is. Cyclone: Arkansas, Alabama and Mis-
sissippi visited; Is deaths.
Obituary: Prof. o. c. Marsh, OF Yale
noted for geological researches, at New
Haven; aged 68: Oliver Marcy, dean o.
the Northwestern university. at Evans
ton. Ill.,; aged 70.
10. Miscellaneous: During the Gomez re
ception in Havana 30 to 80 persons wer<