Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
Thursday, Dec. 20.

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| senate, SIS TO Is.
The boat race between Yale and
the Annapolis naval cadets has been
arranged for Saturday, May IL.
| One or the public schools in Jersey
City was closed yesterday because of
| the prevalence OF smallpox in that civ
In the hazing investigation at West
Point cadets admitted being hazed. but
all declared that neither Cadet Boox
or any other cadet suffered injury.
The unknown" who committed sui-
cloe by shooting at a Boston hotel
mas been identified as Harold b. Bruce
q wealthy wine merchant of Baltimore
Grover Cleveland, In an article in the
Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post
declares that Democracy needs not re-
organization, but return to first prin-
| ciples.
Friday, Dec. 2I.
Charles Hubbard, colored, is held at
Trenton for killing Michael Nino. an
Italian, at Princeton, N. J.
The West Branch Valley railroad.
from Clearfield to Heating, Pa, will be
ready for traffic Jan. 1, 1902.
While the press OF Mexico is non
committal, 1t is believed a serious
money panic is now on there.
AT Cedar Rapids, Ia, passenger
train struck a buggy containing three
young men. Two wers instantly killed
and the third fatally injured.
Congressman John ]. Lentz, of the
twelfth Ohio district, will contest the
seat In the next congress of Emmitt
Iompkins, who won by Is votes.
After working for six years, spend
Ing 100000 and sinking a 4, 700 foot
shaft, the Tamarack company has
struck rich copper vein at Calumet
Mich.
Saturday, Dec. 22
The strike of Santa Fe telegrapbers
mas been officially declared off.
The killing of Edward Sanford in an
amateur boxing contest in Philadelphia
has put an end to boxing in that citv
Not since the storm which DESTROYED
the Tay bridge has such a gale ragged
In Scotland as that of yesterday and
Thursday
Fifty thousand dollars in gold is to
De distributed by the American Ex-
press company among its employees as
Christmas remembrances
Notable deaths: At Boston. ex-Gov-
ernor Roger Wolcott, aged So. AT
Williamsburg, Va, Congressman Rich
ard A. Wise; at Washington. Mrs. w
p. Frye, wife OF the president of the
senate.
Monday, Dec. "a.
Canadian troops returned from Soufb
Africa are receiving enthusiastic ova-
tions in Nova Scotia.
The population of Germany's canitaI
including the suburbs, is 2,469 SIG. as
compared with 2,076.946 in 1895. s'T
The weather in Stockholm Is the
miidest that has been known for many
years at the Christmas season.
Governor Roosevelt has removed
District Attorney Gardiner. of New
YORK, for "malfeasance in office"
Hoshi Toru, formerly Japanese min
ister to Washington, has been forced
by financial scandal to resign from
Japan's cabinet.
The American Baseball Leapue No
1.-THE only name which can be given IL
until another is officially adopted-wfu |
De launched in Chicago next Thursday. |
Edward A. Palmer, aged AZ years.
was crushed to death yesterday by a |
charging machine falling on him while |
at at WORK IN the Pencoyd iron works, |
Philadelphia.
Tuesday, Dec. 25.
Gen. Reginald Pole-Carew. the Rr,t-
ish military leader, is to marry n wo-
man under %. He is 81.
The debts of the Duke of Manchester
CSlSO,O00) have been paid by his fatb-
er-in-law, Eugene Zimmerman.
Governor Pingree has been summon
ed to answer charges OF contemnt for
criticizing Michigan supreme court
judges.
For forcibly hugging and KISSING
Miss Mae Bremen, of Leon Ia W.
Boeger is forced by the court TO nav
her 1875. P"'
At Derby, Conn, 22-year-oId Nrs
Ehman jumped through the ice Tn save
her discbedient 6-year-old bow and
both were drowned.
Lille Verona, a soubrette suas
New York druggist for $4,000 because
connection warranted to produca
blonde hair turned her hair brilliant
green - Aiii''Ai'
An agent of the British armv &c mr.
chasing $4,000 horses and mules IN
missouri to send to South Africa over
iOo'ooO have already been purchased in
this country. ~
Wednesday, Dec. &c.
telephone message received at Kav
west from Havana distinctly said 81
cannot hear you"
The damage by recent gales will he
the largest in the history of SHINING
along the Pacific coast.
A direct line of steamers between
portland, Ore, and Manila will ne in
operation by Feb. &c.
dispatch from Warsaw SAYS that
y Poles have been arrested there he
ng charged with political conspiracy
Rev DR.. Charles Reuben Hale bisb- ,
ID coadjutor Of the Protestant Episco-
oaI diocese OF Springfield, Ills, died /
,,esleroay at Cairo, Ills, of Valvular s
disease OF the heart, aged Sc. ,
nay DE One of BlinI<ey MOrgan's Gang
Pittsburg, Dec. 26.-What may prove
N important arrest was made in Allie
'heny yesterday. ]. G. Clarke and his
vie were arrested on a charge of G
and considerable loot was
hat