Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-28
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Mrs. Catherine Rrinstacdlcr died in
81. Louis, aged lol years, Il months
and Is days.
The Able Rcnard. professor at the
University of Ghcut. the famous
Jesuit scholar. has broken off rela-
tions with the church in order to
marry.
Many volunteer officers now in the
Philippines have accepted office un-
der the Taft civil government.
Cuban radicals are weakening, and
an Havana dispatch says they will
probably agree to accept the Platt
amendment.
The London Chronicle says that
Lord Salisbury is i'll and that a ply
sician is attending him.
Maryland democrats assert that
German is trying to re-enter the sem
ate with an eye on the presidential
nomination in 1904.
Earl Cadogan, lord lieutenant of
Ireland, authorizes the statement
that he will retain Office for another
year.
Severe fighting occurred Friday,
March %, between the British and
Beers at IIarte beesfontein, east of
Klersdorp, Transvaal.
The West Park ice palace at Phil
adelphia was entirely destroyed by
fire Sunday morning, entailing a loss
of about 100000.
Rev. Stonchouse of the London
Missionary society has been murdered
by brigands ii miles east of TEN
Tsn, China.
The strike of coal miners of the
Fremont county district, in Colorado,
has been ended by an agreement sat-
isfactory to both sides, and work
will be resumed April 1.
The Chiffon marriage bill, which
has passed the Minnesota senate, APP
piled to all seeking to marry. It is eX-
pcCted TO result i'm Minnesota couples
going to adjacent states to wed.
George Zimmerman, of Irvington,
ILL.,, was killed while stealing "a ride
on an Illinois Central freight train.
His head was completely severed from
the body.
Thomas \. Wilson, master mechan-
ic Of the Chicago, Burlington d. Quin-
cy, died at his home, in East St. Louis
Sunday morning, from an attack of
pneumonia, aged 81 years.
Mrs. Narcissa South Fitzpatrick
wife of eX-CongreSsman T. Y. Fitz-
patrick, of the Tenth kentucky dis
trict, died at Frankfort, Ky, Sunday,
of pneumonia.
Oil and gas rights on several thou
sand acres of land between Mattoon
and Windsor, H., have been secured
by lease by parties believed to repre-
sent the Standard Oil Co.
Farmers in east Shelby county, ILL.,.
lost thousands of dollars worth Of
young fruit trees and shrubs. Sun
day evening, the result of terrific
haistorm.
Lorin Blodgctt, an eminent statis-
tician and one of the foremost au-
thorities on the higher economics,
died in Philadelphia, Sunday, aged 70
years.
The "Straight-EdgePcople," com
munistic society of New York city,
Will incorporate. They already own
a private printing Office and a bakery.
and are soon to establish a restau-
rant.
A jury at Fort Dodge, Ia, returned
a verdict in the breach of promise
suit of Mrs. Sophia Oleson VS.. John
Anderson, giving plaintiff the total
amount for which suit was brought
$4,000.
Eight hundred Cossacks and 500
rioting workmen had a bloody en-
counter in the streets of st. Peters
burg, the soldiers meeting the rioters
with drawn swords. One hundred
were killed or wounded.
w. j. Gilbert, former mayor of
Niles, Mich, ended his life with a
bullet as a result of grief over his
friend, Cashier Charles \. Johnson,
alleged wrecler of the Niles First ma
tonal bank.