Daily inter mountain., 1900-01-02

of the noted publishing and bookselling
house Of Union square. New York, in
that city; aged 46. b."
H. Disaster: Twenty-nine killed and over
forty injured in q wreck on the Phila-
delphia and Reading at Exeter, Pa.
"A. Fire: At Manchester, N. H.. loss $1O0,Olo
Obituary: M. Francis lue Sarcey. fa-
nous French dramatic critic, at Paris.
II. Fire: In Chicago the Blue Island av.
enue lumber district suffered loss of
Convention: The International peace
congress convened at The Hague.
81. Personal: Admiral Dewey sailed freen
Manila on the cruiser Olympia on his
%. Obituary: Grisi. the Italian dancer, in
Rome. Mile Rhea. French actress, at
., MontmorenTi, ,ntn.1 G France. aged e. 80
Queen Victoria's birthday celebrated
throughout the British empire and colo
Obituary: Senior Don Emilio CASTELAR,.
Spanish republican statesman, at MUIR
cia, Spain; aged 81.
25. Fire: In St. John. NJ B., $50 buildings
burned; loss. $5O0,0OO.
Obituary: Aaron B. Magoun, master in
the Cambridge school from 1898 to 1881,
in ROxbury, Mass; aged 30. Rose Bon
neur,. famous animal painter, at Fon-
80 Fire In the "Bowery DISTRICTS" at Con-
ey Island; loss 100000.
e. Tornado: Devastation in Missouri. Iowa
= and Michigan. Nine deaths at Bijou, S.
Handicap at Gravesend.
49, Accident: Ten deaths and twenty-three
injured in washout accident on the
Rock Island and Burlington at Water
80. Sporting: Flying Fox won the English
Derby.
I. Marion Clark, the abducted New York
babe, found at a mountain farm near
Haverstraw, N. Y, and returned to her
parents home.
8. Obituary: Johann Strauss, the "Waltz
King" at Vienna; aged q.
Political: President I.oubet of France
attacked by royalist mob at the Au-
teuil race course. near Paris.
S. Fire: In New Orleans the St. Charles
theater, a landmark of the city, de-
Obituary: Frank Thomson president of
the Pennsylvania railroad at Philadel-
pha; aged 50.
6. Cuba: Gomez issued a farewell mani
festo to the Cuban people.
z. Obituary: Henry l.. Clinton. noted criir1-
inal lawyer, in New York city; aged 0.
Augustin DAILY american theater man.
ager, in London; aged 81. Margaret Ann
Cusack. the Nun of Kenmare,'' in Lon
don. Gen. w. s. Walker. noted Mexican
and confederate veteran at Atlanta.
Fire: At Augusta, Ca; loss, s25o,ooo
Colorado river Texas; twenty-five
9. Sporting: Jeffries defeated Titzsimmons
for the worlds championship at
Coney Island.
American cup, launched at Bristol. r. /.
Obituary: Capt Henry Nichol OF the u.
s. Monitor Monadnock. at Manila
Ordnance CO.'S works at Newcastle
Tyne; loss, $1,000 900.
Sporting: Perth won the Grand Prix
Filipino War: Hardest battle to date
at Las Pinas between Gen. Lawton's di-
vision and the insurgents.
Obituary: The. Rev. DR.. William Gar
den Blaikie, D. D.. LII d., noted Scotch
theelcgian at North Berwick, Scotland;
| y. Cyclone: In the northwestern states:
! hundreds killed and wounded at New
| Richmond Wis.,, and Herman, Neb
sailed on the Stella Polare from Chris
tiania,. Norway.
IA. General celebra ton of Flag day.
| Obituary: DR.. Lawson TAFT, pioneer in
surgery, at London; aged 81.
is. Obituary: Prof. Loche Richardson, the
/ American elocutionist, In Berlin. Rear
tired, in Washington: aged 7e. Congress
! man Richard Parks Bland, silver cham
(; pion, at Lebanon, Mo-; aged 81.
Caledonia mine; North Sidney, c. b.
| Criminal: George b. Barrow, principal
in the Marion. Clark abduction case.
| sentenced to fourteen years and ten
| months, and Carrie Jones, the nurse. to
| 4 years.
II. sporting: Imp won the Suburban at
1s. Fire. At Greensboro, n. G.. the Benbow
| House, burned loss, 100000.
q. Fire: At Kirkwood. Ga. Gen. John 3.
Gordon''s home, the historic Sutherland,
%. Obituary: John Godfrey Moore, promi-
NsM 5anker Hok cy ina sssa s. 1seksy Heny
Plant. founder of the Plant system, in
New York city; aged 80:
Obituary: kapolani. widow. of King
Kalakaua at Honolulu; aged 65.
2s. -shIpwreek: Steamer Margaret olwin
foundered off Lorain. Lake Erie; nine
%. Obituary: Daniel F. Tieman, oldest OF
the surviving eN-mayors Of New York
/ city, at Audobon Park; aged "a.
| Sporting: Harvard won three victories
over Yale at New London.
so Obituary: Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte
southwortha, the novelist IN Washing
Sporting: a; ing Charles Murphy. Brooklyn
cyclist, rode the fastest mile on record
paced by Il railway engine.
! JULY.
1. Fires: In Brooklyn 10000 cotton bales
| burned in storage. Bar HarbOr, the Ke
| hoe Valley clubhouse, golf and socia
resort. burned.
French academic:an, novelist and crit
2. Fire: At Summit, N. j., property in The
heart of the town valued at $l5O,0OO de-
| Obituary: Gen. H. G. Wright U. s. A.
retired, in Washington; aged 70.
| 3. DreyEuS returned 10 FRANCE.
4. Fires: In Memphis the famous Gayost
hotel and other property burned; loss
! $i50 CUO. At Paris Tenn, twenty build
ings burned; loss, $175,O0O.
5. Conventions: Annual Christian Endeav
or gathering at Detroit.
| Obituary: Bishop John P. Newman
noted Methodist divine and the frient
of Grant. at Saratoga; aged 70.
6. Fire. At Coultervile. Cal the town de
stroyed loss, $65O,OOO. At Ludington
Mich, Sla0,O00 loss by the burning Of ;
| railroad elevator.
! Filipino War: Ten regiments of U. s
volunteers ordered to be raised for tn
army in the Philippines.
| Personal: Mary Wright Sewall of In
| dianapolis elected president of the In
| ternational Council Of Women at Lon
| don.
| Ohifuorv.. Rohort Eannor founder an,