Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-10-25
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

The total registration in Greater
New York for 1900 is 646,154.
johanna" Barnum & Bailey's IA
nous gorilla, died of pneumonia at
Nuremberg, Germany.
Three-year-old Michael Levitt was
pushed into a pan of boiling water,
at st. Louis, by his sister, and re-
ceived probably fatal scalds.
The funeral of Charles Dudley
Warner, who died suddenly, at Hart
ford, Conn, on Saturday, will take
place Tuesday.
Lord Methuen has reoccupied Zee
rust and captured numerous wagons,
a large quantity of stores and many
cattle and sheep.
Insane criminals at New York state
hospital, at Matteawan, overpow-
cred their keepers and escaped. Seven
were not recaptured.
Football has claimed another vic
tim. A student died at Bingham
school, in North Carolina, from inju-
ries sustained in a game.
Bloomington, ILL.,, is wrought up
over the performances of a barn
burner, and summary vengeance is
threatened if he is caught.
A monument erected in honor of
George f. Bilyeu, who was killed in
the Nirden 1ll.) riots, was unveiled in
the cemetery near Taylorville, III.
Miss Lizzie Journey, of st. Charles,
Mo-, who was engaged to be married
this week, committed suicide by shoot
ing herself because she was weary of
life.
Senior Cisneros, of Havana, declares
that if the government of interven-
ton does not keep its promises to
the Cubans they will fight for their
liberty.
Jonas Washington, colored, was
identified, at st. Louis, as having vio-
lated his parole from the Chester
Qll.) penitentiary, and the parole
agent notified.
Mr.. Robert Buchanan, the English
novelist, has had cerebral hemor-
rhage, which was followed by paraly-
sis of the right side and complete
loss of speech.
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Mail from Ten Tsin says that Count
Won Waldersee is suffering from dys-
entry, but says there is every hope
of his speedy recovery.
Bartholdi's statue of Liberty, in
New York harbor, is in a deplorable
condition and an expenditure of from
$4,000 to 100000 will be required to
put it in proper repair.
Frank Pickett, Mobile g. Ohio
brakeman, was found dead in bed at
his room, in Murphysboro, Ill. He
had ended his life by taking three
ounces of carbolic acid.
The British admiralty, according to
the London Daily Mail, is about to or
ganize an additional reserve squad
ron, under Rear Admiral Sir Gerard
Henry Noel. for home waters.
Maurice L. Mayerstein, publisher of
the Lafayette Qnd.) Daily Courier,
died, Sunday, from the effects of an
apoplectic stroke, aged AZ years. He
began as carrier boy of the paper.
George w. Nichols, 12 years old,
was almost instantly killed in Forest
park, st. Louis, by falling IS feet
from a persimmon tree, head fore
most, and breaking both wrists and
his neck.
The Rome Tribuna says that Italy
was perfectly aware of the negotia-
lions in connection with the Anglo
German agreement for joint action
China, and notified Great
Britain and Germany of her full APP
proval thereof.
Gen. Daniel Sickles spent Sunday
quietly as the guest of Capt. and Mrs.
William Somerville at the Illinois
soldiers home at Quincy, addressing
the inmates, in the afternoon on
"The Cardinal Points of Christian
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