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Arizona republican., 1901-11-18
A CIVIL WAR INCIDENT
General Minty Tells of Bravery of a
 Captain in His Command.

Gen. E. II. c. Minty. q distinguished brigade commander in the civil war, and well known in Arizona, relates the following incident, which well illus trates the character of the men who served in that great conflict:
 "On May 2f. 1864. approaching Dallas. Ga, during the Atlanta campaign, my brigade had the advance, covering the army of the Tennessee. then command ed by General McPherson. Capt. George ". Lawton of the Fourth Michigan cavalry commanded my advance guard. I was riding at lis side when ne re- ceived a volley from a small force of concealed or ambushed sharpshooters- Turning to his men. Lawton gave the command, Left front into line; gallop; march, I rode back to the reserve. threw them into line and advanced to Lawtons position. He was pushing for ward. having dislodged the enemy. A | rode to his side he said in a faint voice. General, do you know if there is a surgeon near the~hcad of the col uun?' ] asked, Whats the matter. are you hit? He replied, Yes. sir, they caught me with that first volley.'
 "'The gallant fellow had been shot through the upper portion of the right lung. but had paid no attention to the wound until he had taken care of and made proper disposition of his men. and, although we had been riding with our knees touching. l was not aware of the fact that he had been hit until th= affair was over.
 This is a fair sample Of the spirit of the men who composed the Grand Army of the Republic of 1S61-5. Captain Lowton was a lawyer ana stood high in his profession. His right arm was permanently disabled by this shot He was brevetted major of United States volunteers for gallant and meritorious conduct in action near Dallas, Ca.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-18

and said that though she is absolutely certain that he is Yeomau, he had changed so much that she would not like to swear to it. When Yeoman was here he was smooth-shaven and wore long hair. The man Mrs. Ross saw had d long gray beard and short hair. He denied that he was Yeoman, but said his name was Cook and that he had lived in Los Angeles for fifteen years and was well known there. He admit ted that he had recently come from Texas and that he had travelled under various names. MT. Sparks offered ro give him $50 and pay his expenses whilS in Bisbee if he would satisfactorily ac- count for himself for the last six months. He was unable 70 do so. His photograph has been sent to persons he says he knows in Los Angeles for identification. He is engaged in pre- cisely the same line of business YeOman was and the manner of his life is the same. It is said that a letter was re- ceiVed here after the marriage from g woman in Los Angeles in which she said that Yeonan was her husband.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-18
A MISSING WOMAN
Her Suspected Husband is Under
 Surveillance

There is d man under surveillance at Bisbee on suspicion of having made way with his wife. a former resident of Phoenix. the mother of Mrs. Deane Ross. Her mothers name was Mr. Sparks. who had lived here Tor many years. Early last year a rraVelinS doe tor by the name of Yeoman came to Phoenix. He was travelling through the country in a covered wagon and went into camp south of the city. He pro fessed to be a hypnotist and went about the town representing himself to be er- gagged in curing diseases of all kinds. and especially those which had resisted ordinary treatment.
 He met Mrs. Sparks and made such an impression upon her that within l few days she began to make prepara- tions to marry him. Her children ob- iccted so strongly that the marriage was temporarily abandoned and Yco- man went to Tucson. He was shortly aftcrWard followed by Mrs. Sparks and hey were married there. That was . year ago last May. As soon as it was known, John Sparks, son, who was then living in Prescott, went to Tucson and learned that his mother and leo
 man had left a few days before. over land. for Texas. Nothing could be ac- complished by following them ana therefore nothing more was immediate ly done in the matter and not a word has been heard from Mrs. Sparks since. John Sparks in the meantime re- moved to Bisbee. He employed de tectives to locate Yeoman and coupl g of weeks ago he received word that q travelling doctor in q covered wagon was on his way from Texas to Arizona and would probably go to BisDec Ha arrived there early this week. John Sparks had never seen Yeoman, 80 h. sent for his sister. Mrs. Ross. She went tO Bisbce and confronted the suspect
Arizona republican., 1901-11-18
sANTos-DUMoNr's WORK.

Authorities are inclined to differ as to the practical value of Santos DUmont's aerial achievements at Paris. On the one hand it Is asserted that he has done nothing except construct a partly successful plaything. and an ex- cessiveiy dangerous one at that. but on the other there are those who say that his performances promise the adoption of his invention to innumerable sue cesses, such as the crossing of lofty mountains and broad bodies Of waser, and even the discovery of the north pole. He certainly has achieved a Gis- tinct advance as compared with his predecessors. and promises to do more. Providence Journal.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-18

Venture ain Copper Stock-iO, 900 shares at 23c. Will pay S1,2O0 commis- sion to purchaser or broker. Boaz Duncan, 4i5 Wilcox Building, Los An geles. Cal.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-18

1.rs. D. Andrews. dressmaking. 3SG East Adams St
Arizona republican., 1901-11-18

N. Porter Saddle & Harness Co. for Hand Made Saddles and Harness, made of best grade of leather; We warrant it. Also expert carriage trimmer em- ployed. Satisfaction guaranteed. 1+2 l.. Washington.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-18

The beautiful painting san Fran cisco Peaks from FlaEst-ff, by Miss Trowbridge. is for sale. For narticu- lars see window at Doris Eros. Fur uiture company.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-18

Try Lasco Tar for nice, cleansing bath.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-18

Ask your grocer for Mermaid Queen Washing Powder.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-05

so-Hoboken, n; =, ire on docks Of North
German Lloyd Co., and ocean liners Saale.
Bremen and Main destroyed: SIC, 0O0. 900. -.
Black Rock. N. Y. lumber yards: 500, 00Q.
Jul. 5-Constable Hook. N. j.. Standard OIL
Co.'S plant; 81, 800. 900.
H-Prescott, A. T., business section and 60
dwellings; 81. 500,0O0.
2s-st. Paul, Mimi, Cold Storage & Ware
house Co.'S warehouse; $4,000.
Aug. Ashland. Wis, Baker q Stewart
and Keystone Lumber Co. s lumber yards;
81, 100000.
is-.Aiexandria, Ind. Kelly AK Mani. Co.'s
plant; 10000.
2i-Forest fires In Colorado and Wyoming;
estimated damage at $40 100000.
Sep. 12-Narragansett Pier, $3.50, 900 fire.
16-Houston, Tex, Merchants & Planters
oil mill; s4OO, 900. Near Plymouth. Mass.
forest fires; $500. 900.
20-New York. Terminal stores; 81, 900. 900.
@-Baring Cross, Ark. Iron Mountain rail-
Oct. e-New York. Atlantic Transport line
pier; 81, 100000.
29-New York, drug house Of Tarrant & Co.
and other buildings. from chemical ex-
Nov. e-BiloxI, Miss, large part of business
section; $4,000.
FISHERMAN county. Tex. 20 big ranches.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-05
FIRES.

Jan. I3-Iowa City. Ia, business block; $780,
600.
Feb. dayton. o.. fire In business section;
$4,000.
4-St. Louis. among business houses; ST.
GOO, 900.
27~Newark, N. j., 100000 fire in retail dry
Mar. 7-Philadelphia. 100000 fire in retail;
dry goods district.
s-Lead City. 8. D.. so business buildings;
Apr. s~Newport. Ark. 100000 fire in busi-
ness section.
ton hall and other buildings; $40O, 900
Apr. 5-Menominee. Mich. Spies building:
7.PIttsbureh Pa, Jos. Horne e. Co.'s de-
partmcnt store; $2,0O0,000.
screen Point, N. r.. several factories;
2s~Huli, Ont, entirely destroyed and Otta-
wa half burned; s17,0o0000.
so--Forest fires In Michigan reach alarm
May New York. Mallory line steamship
2e-Apalachicola. Fla. business blocks;
Jun. S~Ste. Etinne du saguenay, Can, Prime
BROS. e. COS lumber plant: 500 600
is-Bloomington, H.. $2,o0o, 900 fire In busi-
ness section. Pearce, A. T.. Common
wealth Mining Co.'S mill; 100000.
19-Morencia, A. T.. Detroit Copper Mining
Co.'S smelling plant; y, 100000.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-05
BUSINESS FAILURES.

Jan. 3-Wabasha, Mimi, Peoples bank.
N. J., Union county bank.
medicine mani: s2,3iS,o27.
e.Plankinton. s. D., State bank.
'ut aie; assSs Francis p owinss' real es
Feb. New Bedford, Mass, Henry E. Hol-
f Gaal mani; sSSl AS Boston, Miner.
26-United States milling combine (aour
trusD; SIS, 100000.
Mar. 3-Port Jervis IN. W Nat bank re-
sumes; had suspended payment in Decere-
81. F, seiberllng, formerly manufactures
900. assets, $50.
1s-John Kehoe, builder OF New York. files
22-D. Appleton & Co, New V' York. pablish S
ers; 5000, 600
2e.Rutland, Vt. Merchants Nat. bank
keene, N. H., Five Cent savings bank for
a9,oes; and Guarantee savings bank Tor
Apr Scambridse tNeb) State bank; $780,
,o.So,smbus!@ 70. Relnnard 8 Co.'s bank:
12-Yates Center, Kan. Citizens state hank
N-A6olph Landauer, dry goods dealer Of
milwaukee,; $391, 1851. -
May 11-Frank l.. Fuller's private banks n I
Rockford and Cedar Springs, Mich. -
2e-Price.. Mccormick & Co, OF New York,
@-Seymour. Johnson & Co, stock and cot
ton brokers Of New York; $500 900.
Jun: s.W c. Shields bank at Mulberry
1b.-McNair e. Alexander, cattlemen at Ash.
land, Kan; S542, OOO
Aug. B-Henry ]. o Neill. the BARLEY king, -
files petition In bankruptcy; $500, 600. :.
Kingfisher (Col) bank; $61, 600
I-Somerset (Ky) Nat. bank
Sep. 6-Lamont Ull.) state bank; $4,000
Fifth Avenue Savings & Loan ASS n OF
McKeesport, Pa: 100000,
1SmHstch & Foote, New York brokers: 81.
1s.south Danvers Nat. bank. at Peabody
Mass.
Nov. 17-German Nat. bank at Newport, Ky
Dec. 12mBank at Brillion, Wis
13-Ordef of Chosen Friends, large frater.
nal insurance association.
I-American nat. bank OF Baltimore, Md.
25-Isaac Robinson, at Baltimore, Nd
manufacturer: $500. 900.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-05

l7-san Francisco. deaths to date from bu-
22-In Chinook coal mines. N. c.. 30 by ex-
sOeNear Montgomery, w. va, IL from eat
ing poisoned, provisions,
7--Near stockbridge. Wis.,. 8 by fall of heavy
scs%%a Fl Pas y o. sss IL os %ns railroad
25-Near McDonoush. Ga. a BY railway
county, 8. e., q. sly cyclone: one. .,-.s.
about be SrTn s SS hS% on dock.
Of North German Lloyd Co.. Norfolk.
Va 70 negroes by sinking Of barge.
sHoboken. n j. y i in tenement nre on
Behring sea coast sloop Seattle capsized;
Fourth of July celebrat lions throughout
country killed So and injured 2.767 people
Near Tacoma. Wash, g by piunging Of
var var, s' By o oil tank Explosion '"
Shear Calico Rock, Ark, d. ]. Fink and
family @ persons) by eating toadstools.
ls-New York city. 70 by excessive heat.
| 23-Near Akron, o., II by capsizing OF skin.
26-Thirty-Mile rapids. Alaska. 40 by over-
Aug 6-Aurich. Ark, 8 in railroad wreck !,
| l0-Chicago, AZ deaths, 13l prostrations and
driven insane. the record of week OF
| l2-Slatington, Pa, Is; train crashed into
omnibus. New York, In storm.
| 15-Chicago, In burning house .Pierson.
| Mich, In railroad collision. Nome,
>, Alaska, is by shipwreck ,,s,o,
Sep smGsfyeston Tex, about 1900 lost in
flood; IS other Texas towns report loss OF
l2-Mound City, ILL.,. o in railroad wreck.
| Lake Erie. barge John b. Lyons foun-
| dered: IA drowned
| 16-Eau Claire. Wis. 6 by capsizing Of boat
Ie-on Chatham, Mass, ls In gale;
! Oct. 7-Near Biwabik, Mimi, In cyclone.
15-Sells, Ark, by dynamite explosion.
| 17-New York, in tenement house fire.
| 21-Lodi, Tex, in tornado.
| 29-New York Is by chemical explosion ano
| resulting fire In drug house. ...De Hart
Mont. in railroad wreck.
Nov. 4-Berrysberg. w. Va, 10 by dynamite
| 16-Near Polk. Pa, Q in railroad wreck.
1S-Oswayo, Pa, o In burning hotel.
| 20-In western Tennessee and northern MIS-
| sissippi. about so by cyclone. LIN WIS.
consin 20 days hunting season results In i.
men killed and II wounded,
29-San Francisco. ID by falling In OF ROOF
Yosemite lost in typhoon in Philippines
seamen drowned.
| Dec. 3-Chicago, by boiler explosion In
railroad power house.
| 6-Fishing boat Cora s. Mckay given up for
lost with crew Of 30 residents OF Province
During past season on great lakes III
lives said to have been lost.
| 9-Off Erie, Pa, tow barge Charles Foster
| foundered; s lost.
l5-Cannonball. N. d.. by gasoline explo-
sion.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-05
CRIMES.

Jan. 2-Jas. l.. Moore, aged 65. kills wife.
aged %. at Names. Mo-. and commits sui
GNDuring murder trial at otter Creek. KY.
men killed In free fight
resuted IN s 0sk u FSs Ro
land. II. 8. Stephenson and DR.. Otto Aus
I1-At Proud Gap, KY, killed in quarrel
over game of cards.
13-Fred C. Bonfils and II. II. Tammen, pro-
prietors of Denver Post, shot by VIM w.
Anderson well-known attorney curing
LEX Cong David G. Colson kills Ethel
bert Scott, at Frankfort. KY; bystand-
Feb. Entire family of Indians, by name
of McTavish. killed by vigilance commit
tee in British Columbia; charged with be-
oS--Jos. Clean, farmer living near Bluefeld.
w. Va. kills daughter, her lover and self.
shoots Rev. A. +. Nelson who sprang to
her rescue, and commits suicide; domes-
tic trouble.
22-Tom Jones (negro) kills Ella Jones and
s of her children, at Garner. n. c..
Apr. 13-August Young shoots Katie Van
klostere, In Murphysboro. Ill; disap-
May AL. d. McAllister. of Heloise. Tenn,
kills wife and self; jealousy
15-Mrs. Moser and children found muir
dered near fremont, Ill.
Jun 4.In feud at San Augustine; Tex,
Noel and ks Mrs are Hs
and wounds herself, at Eldorado, KAN;
jealousy.
Jul. 6-Rufus T. Wright kills wife of days,
and self, at Columbia, s.. c.
24-In race riot In New Orleans Robert
Charles (colored) kills policemen.
Aug. Alive dead as result of feud between
Dooley and Harris families. at Doe Run.
Mo.
H-At Jamestown, o., A. @. Bingamon kills
wife, son-in-law and self; family trouble.
20-Dr. 8. Harrington while drunk at Far
ley. Mo-, kills uncle, mother-in-law, Sher-
IN Dillingham;; Is then killed by sherif's
Sep. 4-Paul Cronin at Waukesha Wis,
kills Mrs. e. Miller and shoots himself,
because she refused to marry him.
17-Four Indians kill each other at Turtle
Mound, Fla. In fight; all wanted to
marry chiefs daughter.
Oct. 1-Walter Evans kills wife and self,
at Beattysville. Ky; domestic trouble. :.
At Falmouth, Ky, c. 8. Anderson kills
| wife and self; she would not live with
him.
| 3---Because husband intended becoming a
farmer Mrs. Valentine Roullier browns
| daughter and self. at Two Rivers, Wis.
Nov. TIN fight over politics at Caseyville.
Ind, Wallace Graves killed and others
wounded. "
Dec. 6-Theo. Wallert pleads guilty to muir
| der OF wife and stepchildren. at Airing
ton. MINI.
15-Four dead as a result of mysterious
poisoning at Forsythe Mines, o.
| 24--Jos. Douglass, of Charlottesville, Ind.
Kills one man and wounds another for
calling on his wife.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-05
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS.

Jan. 4-Italy agrees to open door policy In
China, completing list OF powers approx
ing Sec. Hays proposal. wv. Murray
Crane inagurated goy Mass.
10-Jos. e. 8. Blackburn (dem.. Ky.) elected
u. 8. senator.
tor. Gov. Longino (Miss.) inaugurated
25-Brigham III. Roberts excluded from con-
gress by vote Of 26S to so.
Ex-senator Goebel, contestant for governor
ship OF Kentucky. shot at Frankfort.
J-Democratic members OF Ky. legis-
lature meet and declare Goebel and Beck
ham elected gov. and lieut.. gov. are
sworn in by chief justice of court OF ap-
peals. Gov. Taylor declares state OF In
surrection and adjourns legislature 10
meet at London.
S-Beckham sworn in to succeed Goebel.
5--Hay-Pauncefote treaty relating to Mica
ragua canal signed. t.ts. .sl5L
6-Judge VIM. II. Taft tCinn., o. appointed
pres. OF commission to organize govern
ment for Philippine Islands, .Thos. r.
Bard (rep.. Cali elected u. 8. senator.
Mar. admiral Remey selected to COM
mand Asiatic fleet.
Apr. ST.. 8. senate passes bill providing
civil government for Porto Rico. and
levying rs per cent. tariff on certain ex-
Mar; 4 1902. Dewey decides to run for
elKentucky court OF appeals decides J. c.
w. Beckham Is governor.
7--Gen. Otis allowed 10 retire from COM
mand; Gen. Arthur Macarthur selected
Io~Homse passes Porto Rican bill.
2f-U. 8. senate refuses to seat Matthew 81
Quay Pa-); vote, q to q.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-05

z-warner Chas. Dudley, author and lee
turer, at Hartford, Conn; r.
22-Sherman, John, statesman. at washing
es-Muiier, Max, phIlOlosist. at oxford.
Eng; a.
York; 49,
n.Dgn: 4; q. head of mercantile agency.
l2.Daly, Marcus. Montana copper king. az
New York: CO.,. Willard. Henry. railroad
magnate. near Dobbs Ferry, N. T.; 65.
shire, at Nashua; IS.
2oaHoyt. Ghas; H.. playwright. at Charles
22.suliiyan, Sir Arthur, composer, at Lon
aapavis; ,cushman K. u s. senator. at st.
29-McNair, Fred ", rear admiral I'd In
rank TO Dewey, at Washington; SO.
Dec. 2-McClurg, Jos. W., ex-gov. Of Mis-
souri,, at Lebanon; 49,
9-Irby. John l.. M, ex-U. s. senator. a.
Laurens, 8. e.. Oldest mason in tho
world (Adna Adams TreaU, at Denver.
Col; 10S. .McAuliffe. artist. at New York;
iscPorter;. John Addison, at Pomfret
ls.Ludiow.. Ex-Gov. Geo. c.. at New
Brunswick; TO-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-05
CASUALTIES.

Jan. 2-6chooner Puritan wrecked on Cabot
island. N. F.; of crew lost.
n-Los Angeles. Cal. IL entombed by
S~Near wllkesbarre. Pa. in railroad
wreck.
near Newbern. ". c.; 6 drowned.
e-Escanaba, Mich, In railway wreck.
1z-Near Stoney Creek. Va, In burning
1s-Roanoke Marshes. Va. g by capsizIns of
Mar New York. 6 in burning building.
s.Mes a, Fire Creek, Va "a by mine ex-
Apr. 7--Claremont, Va. In burning home
xs-Near jackson, Miss, z In flood.
H--At Waco and Blackshear. Tex, 10 by
cloudbursts....At Ottawa and Hull. Can.
May Near schoheld. Utah. $50 by. ex-
plosion In mine Of Pleasant Valley Coal &c.
tunnel Toms crOsE. Va. sby explosion
IN nina
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-05
NEUROLOGY.

Jan. 7-McGlynn, Rev. Edw.. Catholic priest
and single-taxer. at Newburg. N. Y;:62.
John, author and poet, at Brant-
H-BIackmore. Richard D., author Lorna
Doone," at Teddington. Eng. IS.
22.stockton. John Potter, ex-u. 3. sena-
Feb. EGoebel. William. governor de jure of
lsNWeiis, ii. H., military governor vir-
ginia in reconstruction days. at Palmyra,
aEkesisy: Leslie u, "a of Dwight. Ill. at
M Virginia. hP IT MasS dlnsf
4-Hennessy. Archbishop at Dubuque.
sIHarmer. Alfred c.. congressman Gather
OF the housed. at Germantown. Pa; IS.
New Gay enc conn'; Aa : ns'anu' :
2e-stone. J. NJ, governor for 10 yrs. OF Mis-
sissippi, at Holly springs; -
Oshkosh. Wis; SO.
si.Gibson. chas; II, sx.U; 8. senator from
May i-Munkscksy. celebrated painter. at
Bonn, Austria
son Wits. Rchard storrs. poet
and writer, at Detroit. Mich; "a.
22SHill, Nathanisi r.. ex-u' D. senator. at
Jun. S-Crane, stephen. American war cor
respondent. at Baden Weller, Ger. 30
lf-6iaustone. WI e. W. 49, ~ AAo WoA~eh
1s@Hoffe cker. John Henry, cong. at smyr-
Jul. Phillip, John W.. rear admiral. at
s-Pennington, John L.. ex-gov. OF Dakota.
at Oxford, Ala, 20.
14-Gear, John Henry, u. s. senator from
Iowa, and twice gov. OF state. at Washing
2s"carr, Elias. ex-gov.. in Edsecomb coun-
John Clark. historian, at New
Aus. 2Cox, Jacob p. ex-gov. of Ohio. at
Magnolia, Miss: 20. ~
5--Pryor, Luke. ex-U. 8. senator. at Athens.
l2-scott Robt. kingston. military gov. of
South Carolina iTiNreconstruction days and
later civil gov, afS Napoleon. o.,
14-Huntington, Coliis\P.. N. Y. millionaire
and pres. Southern PANIC railway; 70.
16-Ingalls, John j.. exN 8. senator. Of
Atchison, Kan, at Las Y. Mas Hot Springs
Sept. s-Lewelling. LoreR.k D.. ex-gov. of
Kansas. at Arkansas City pa
5-Sewalf. Arthur. democratic candidate In
1895 for. vice pres, near Bath, Me: g.
H-Sicard. Montgomery, fear admiral at
Westernville, N Y. n
19-McC lernand. John A.. uFion general In
civil war, at Springfield. Int So
S.Ex-u s; Senator John M. Palmer ull).
Oct. l7-wlison. VIM. L.. pres. washing ton
and Lee university. and sta (ssman; n.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

Jan. I6-Nationai Live Stock assn. in ses-
sion at Forth Worth. Tex.
pres of Nat. A rican Woman's Suffrage
A@ isn T. sLosk@ ga sPa, elected pres. OF
antitrust conference In Chicago.
17-Daughters of American Revolution In
9th convention In Washington.
Mar. MAT. Editorial assn. elects w. +.
lsrRey. c. NJ. Sheldon begins weeks effort
to run Topeka uKan.) Capital "as Jesus
Apr. M-Ex- Pres. Harrison presides over
ecumenical conferences on foreign mis-
sions in New York.
etc, at Marshalltown. la.
17-Presbyterian general assembly In ll2th
, ANNUAL Te eg1rss. At 81 Motsers at pes
.sN MSlnis Isl general conference in chica
gfas. y M. Lynch N. Us elected pres Of In.
ternational Typographical union. Mrs.
Grouse SSh,ragG f hsntist fG Ho Is
Mission societysat Detroit.
3o-Sam Cupples and Robt. Brookings of St.
Louis donate ssooo 70 Wa;s nn sg c um,-
federate soldiers dedicated at Antietam;
Jun S-Mrs. Rebecca Lowe tGa;l elected
pres. Of General Federation OF Womens
ls0Failure Of crops causes great suffering
among Indians on CHA reservation In
2sALady Somerset reelected. pres Of
Worlds Womens Christian Temperance
unioms ca,rt Tacidss Women cannot prac-
pr Pre- ie nv hstore courts OF state.
~ W. ~ ccv Rooseveit attends rough riders
reunion az Ia Ss non~ress ~ port Huron.
az kooo roaus =
imModTld as SayinG a5o0 90 members Pres.
F. p Clark reelsetsa ~ nin onvsh lamnds ~
. az vlIp s,c;iatv NJ Army az the Philippines
~; Greene esec len p nnsns n chicago.
- Sss a. a. , ~ ~ uniforrned rank OF
zsLEearbts ~ Pvthias inaucnrated at De-
troif Mich; Nat ;,l 5sssssper.' assn. in
On o'Wss avnr Jas> al. Woodward. OF Atlanta.
90 impeached for intoxication.s .Wom-
ans Relief Corps. Ladies Of Grand Army.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-01-05

Near Mississippi City. Ala. Askew and
2s-Near o'Brien, Fla. Jack Thomas me
gro); attempted assault.
Jul. smear Columbia. Ala. John Roe
(negro); attempted assault.
HlRobert Charles. In New Orleans, for
Aug. iS-Corinth. Miss. Jack Belts (negro);
assaulted 10-yr.-old girl.
22--Akron. o.. mob OF 1900 surrounded jail
Ing & Mob burned Columbia hall and
blew up city building. Troops ordered to
scene. Negro had assaulted b-yr..old
life Imprisonment.
2s-Cheneyville. La, Thos. J. Ames (col-
oredc; murder.
charged with burglary.
2S-Mansfield, o., Dowie elders coated with
oct M sna ecY l Aia VIM %nfeld Townsend
(colored) burned at stake; attempted as
ls~Eikton. KY. Fratus warfield (nesro,;
attempted to enter house where white
woman and child were only occupants.
ls-Brusle Landing. La. Miley Dodson
as-Near Vicksburg, Miss. Gloster Barnes.
c9I9 GS wife n muTderer by negro negro mob mob
into farmers house.
So.Duke. Ala, 1s-yr; ,old negro; criminal
Noy N ea whits gil Majors
(colored); murder.
16-Jefferson, Tex, 8 negroes taken from
Jail and hanged; murder.
16-Near Limon. Col, Preston Porter. Jr
Snegro) burned at stake; murder Of
Louise Frost.
N-Near Lake City, Fla. Spencer williams,
desperate negro gambler.
Dec. 7-Near Ivanhoe, Va, Dan Long the
gro); criminal assault.
16-Rockport. Ind. Bud Rowland and Jim
Henderson Cloth coloredl; murder
17-Rockport, Ind, John Rolla (colored;
implicated in murderv
19-Arcadia. Miss, 2 negroes who robbed
and burned trading boat and killed Thos.
Thompson, its owner.
2o-Gullport. Miss. negro named Lewis;
murder