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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-06

AT trains illuminated with PiHtsch light
Baltimore philadelphia New York. Boston. and
the East. -Z.35- -I-05 Omen. $50 l}uffe5l.
1890 tDiue-). 1895 DINER a. m, fi2.Ie
Dmarl -I-IG DINER. 500 (--R0yai Limited
Diner f4.e0 Buffet, -57o5 Diner. 500 ard
-lf-sg d. M. Sleeping ear open II 1000 cI8cG)-
Psr,ar cars on ali day trains
Atlantic CITY 1900 q. m. I2:l9 noon. and
.I-IG and $500 p
.Dafiy. Except sunday. =<Sunday only.
Express trains
Baggage called for ami checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co On orders Ieft
at ticket Offices, $40 Pennsylvania avenue north
west New York avenue and Fifteenth street. and
At depot. Telephone ticket Offices Cor B * ..
Electric Automobile Cabs
D. B MARTIN Mgr Pass Traffic.
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AsTH5IA AND CONSUMPTION CUREU
b The Koch Lung Cure.
80 Nassau Street. Eew YORK
and C2I Z Street. Washington
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Table BOARD.

MEALS served 10y an experienced caterer. SIS
per month TO ali re~id-ur-s: special rates To-
families. ZI0l Ward Place NV. eos
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ERvENG MILLION.

CLAGRFOEANf AND PIANIST
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thing revealed 9 10 daily and Sunday
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business love. family affairs; removes spells.
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ORIGINAL GYPSY PAL4uST- Removed 10 40 X
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separated Lucky charms Spells removed. c3-7
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FOR sALE-HOUSEs.

EOA SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SAIE-Two small houses and corner store.
rent for $500 per month: price 500; must Jc
sold at once on account Of III health owner must
seek other climate address Bon GIs. this Office.
uG-3
FOR SALE-A choice home consisting Of desirable
new brick dwelling. within square OF United
States Library Capitol Hill. price only $3.50,
all modern improvements. LOUIS~ P. SHOE
MAKER, go F st. NV mtg
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FOR RENT-UFFTCEs.
FOR RENT-of6ce room at ELMoRE $40 nth
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MINI, THEO.

Medium ard Card Reader; Washington's most IA
nous clairvoyan- and PIANIST. Consult her on
business love, and family Affairs; reu1ites tie
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MICHAEL Y TTEBNEY.
Trustees.
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FOR RExT-sToREs

FOR RENT-Lsrrc store and rooms ard bath
stable; hot water hest; splendid condition. rem.
50 per month Is III u ne u.S-s
FOR REST-Finc store. corner Of 7th aud II SIS.
ss-; cheap e51
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HELP wASTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-Experience marker and sorter Apply
Immediately. WEST END LAUNDRY. 1913 Pa.
ave eI
THE man who advertised for WIFE Pastor
T. Iez SVEN explains Soudsy night. july =.
Free peUs and cool house second Baptist
Church Auditorium. 9Th and "a. ave. Sc. nj
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C1Isutauaua Beach week DAYS. $40 4 m.
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Brightruod Park. fruit and shade trees, furnace
heat; good dry cellar: excellent well Of water
81 kitchen door. 5l3. Flint ST NV mos
DECIDED BARGAIN IN. order to close an cs-
tate; two desirable lots Il Broe5land; two de-
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.
WANTED-T0 buy small horse 20 ride. must be
bargain at SO Cali with horse OF address
HUGH GIBBS. Tuxedo Nd. eos
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FOR RENT-HoUSEs.

FOR RENT-I225 9Th 81 nv. FIVE rooms large
yard. parking, gas, water; perfect condition.
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commission. Apply UNION SAVINGS BANK. 18th
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SITUATIONS wANTED-nALE.

WANTED-Bv married man. place in country. @
VIII work on shares. understands tobacco grow
ing. Box G3z, this Office eS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-NIsCELLANEOUs.
" ANTED->taudard make bicycle z2-inch frame
Viii psy SO cash address BON 0J2, this Office
WANTED-Old feather beds 5gr cash address
Box 30. this Office. c1-5
HIGHEST PRICES paid for ladies' and gents
o8st-gf clothing address postal, ! VIII call NJ
RICE, 1892 ILh st eI0-Imo
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR sALE-Crop, stock, and lease OF fruit and
vegetable farm: good chance: cheap rent. Address
OF call r. yANGENpER. Riycrdale Nd eos
FOR SALE-Or rent at Glen Echo. four-room and
bath- water high and cool; reasonable CliA>-
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-01-04

1-warncr. Chas. Dudley. author and leo
turer, at Hartford, Conn: r.
fisherman John, statesman. at Washing
2s.Muller Max, phiologist. at oxford.
Nov. 2.slrong, VIM. L., ex-mayor of New
York; 49,
1i.Dun, r., G.; head of mercantile agency.
12.Daly. Marcus. Montana copper king. at
New York; 60. Willard. Henry, railroad
magnate. near Dobbs Ferry. N. Y; Go.
l6,Ramsdell. Geo. A., ex-gov. New Hamp-
shire, at Nashua: &C.
2O-Hoyt, Ghas, H.. playwright. at Charles
ton, n. H.: 40.
22-suliyan, Sir Arthur. composer. at Lon
SaDavis, cushman X, U. s. senator, at st.
Paul. Mimi: 62.
29-McNair, Fred w., rear admiral I'd in
rank to Dewey, at Washington; So
Dec. 2-McClurg, Jos. W., eX-gov. of Mis-
9-lrby, John L. M, ex-U. S. senator. at
Laurens. s. G.. Oldest mason In tho
world tAdna Adams TreaO. at Denver,
Col; lO3. ... McAuliffe artist, at New York,
i5ccporter; John Addison, at Pomfres.
iS.1LudlOw, Ex,Gov. Geo. c.. at New
Brunswick; 40.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-01-04
BUSINESS FAILURES,

Jan; $-Wabasha: Minn., Peoples bank.
New Yorl, n unI1ort III, Snt9n county bank.
medicine mani: S2,3l9027.
l7nGhisagS; g &; Francis p owings, real es-
Feb. New Bedford, Mass. Henry E. Hol-
comb, mani; 81; ;S5l ,4SS. -. Boston, Miner,
1G-United States miiiinT ~ combine stoViy faour
trusD; S15. .OO0,O 900. N'ou'
Mar. sport Jervis IN. " Nat. bank re-
sunes' as' had suspended payment in Decem-
81. F. seIberling, formerly manufacturer
az aso0 0ASahdron. Sad o.. files tles bankruptcy petition;
1sIJohn Kehoe, builder of New York. files
90 opankruptcy petition; sl.52O, ,OS5; no assets,
1D: q saspPleton p5n e Co., New York, publish
16IRutland, Vt. Merchants Nat. bank
keene. N. III; Five Cent savings bank for
s7iis iiSsfsL.yoo' sL.e ana Guarantee savings bank for
APR; pc s-cambridge (Neb.) State bank: s4O,-
1o..Golnmbus, q iSnmbus O.. Reinhard & Co.'s bank;
52-Yates Center. Kan. Citizens state bank
MilwapkeaL LanSaHer; saSi al5 dry goods dealer Of
may Ryol iliGfFTank fo1 l. Fuller's private banks at
2Pent%ste4 and mIeS GsSar NsP1rings Mich
zo-Price,. Mccormick q Co, of New Vnrh
90 cotton brokers and shippers; SIS coo, oSo H.
te{bmIur ton broHnrs JShSson Of Mo Co. stock and Cot
Jun: 6-W;; C. Shields bank at Mulberry
Grove, Ill. "ioeiiy
. land, Kan. $542 0OO a' ASH
AaE; lS.Henry j. Neill, the BARLEY king Z"
niss petition In bankruptcy: $500 0OO " o.
zNsEhgnsher (Gol( bank; SOL 900
5eP; 6LLamont Qll) state bank: $40 OoO
@IrfIIth Avenue Savings & Loan Assn of
DO oMekeesport, Pa. 100000 '' oi
COO 600. ''A prohers' W.
isMMsouth Danvers Nat. bank at Peabody.
Nov l?-German Nat. bank, at Newport. XIV
zee: E-Bank at Brlllion, WIS -N''
HirGer nai fn Oh chosen Friends. large frater-
aii-American nat bank of Baltimore Md
fo-lsaac Robinson, at Baltimore Ma
manufacturer: $500, 900. "au''
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-01-04
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS.

Jan. 4-Italy agrees TO open door policy In
China, completing list of powers APPROX
ing Sec. Hays proposal....W. Murray
Crane inagurated gov. Mass.
lO-Jos. c. s. Blackburn (dem., Ky.) elected
u. S. senator.
l6-Jas. II. Gear Qa.) reelected U. s. sena-
tor. Gov. Longino (Miss) inaugurated
3-Brigham III. Roberts excluded from con-
gress by vote of PCS to so.
Ex-senator Goebel, contestant for GOVERNOR
ship of Kentucky, shot at Frankfort.
3l-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 TO
meet at London.
Feb. martial law in Frankfort, KY
S-Beckham sworn in to succeed Goebel.
6-Hay-Pauncetote treaty relating to Mica
ragua canal signed.
6--Judge VIM. III. Taft (Cinn., o. appointed
pres. of commission to organize govern
ment for Philippine islands. .Thos. II.
Bard rep., CaiD elected u. S. senator.
Mar 5-Admlral Remey selected to com
mand Asiatic fleet.
Apr. 3-U. S. senate passes bill providing
civil government for Porto Rico, and
levying 10 per cent. tariff on certain ex-
ports to Y. s., and providing free trade
Mar; !, 1902. Dewey decides to run for
6-kentucky court OF appeals decides ]. C.
w. Beckham Is governor.
7-Gen. Otis allowed to retire from com
mand: Gen. Arthur Macarthur selected
to succeed him.
10-House passes Porto Rican bill.
H-U. s. senate refuses to seat Matthew g.
Quay (Pa); vote, SO to 81.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-01-04
LYNCHINGs.

jan, 5-Newport News. Va, w. w. Watt
(whlte) shot: assault.
16-Near Henning, Tenn, Anderson Cause
(colored) had aided escape of murderers
2O-Fort Scott, Kan, George and Ed Meeks;
murder
2e-Canop City, Col. Thos Reynolds. an
escaped convict.
Feb. 10-Port Arthur. Tex. James Sweeney;
had been acquitted on murder charge
Mar. 3-I.etohatchee, Ala, Jim Crosby (col-
ored): had threatened revenge for lynch
ing of friend.
23-Ripley. Tenn. Louis Rice (colored), for
testimony given In murder trial.
24-Emporia, Va, O'Grady (white) and
Walter Cotton (colored); murder.
Apr. 3-Near Perryville. Ga. Allen Brooke
negrol; assault.
5-Ivor, Va, negro; started fire which wiped
out the village.
21-Allentown, Pa, John Hughly and Ed
Amesi attempted assassination of white
people.
ored); assault.
May 4-Douglas, Ga. Marshall Jones me
gro); murder.
smear Geneva. Ala, unknown negro; as
sault OF IL yr.-old lrl....Alaska miners
lynch comrade to save trouble of guard
Ing him as prisoner.
22-Pueblo Col, Calvin Kimblern (negro);
shot wife and murdered children.
Jun. 2-Tutwiler, Miss, "Dago Pete" (ne-
gro); by negro mob; assaulted colored
woman. .Bridgeton. N. j., Smith Alvord
tarred and feathered; said to have abused
late wife.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-01-04
FIRES.
Jan. 13-Iowa {,

Jan; 1a-Iowa City, Ia, business block; $780,,
900. ''
Feb. 1;mojDayton, o., fire in business section; ;
4.st; Louis. among business houses; ST.
a-Newark, n. j., 100000 fire in retail dry
goods district. '
Mar. 7-Philadelpha. 500, 900 fire In retail
dry goods district.
S.Lead City, s. D., so business buildings;
$500 900.
Apr. Newport. Ark, $500. 900 fire in busi-
4-kansas City. Mo-. democratic conven-
tion hall and other buildings; 800 600
APR. b-Menominee, Mich, Spies building;
7-Pttsburgh. Pa, Jos. Horne & Co.'s de-
partmont store $2,000000.
9-Green Point, N. Y, several factories:
S600, ,000
26-Iiull, Ont, entirely destroyed and Otta-
wa half burned; $l7, 900, 900.
30,-Forest fires In Michigan reach alarm
ing proportions.
pier; 81, 600 900.
S500.000. NA"'
Jun. 5-ste. Etinpe du saguenay, Can. Prime
Bros d Co lumber plant; 100000
l-Eirsinia, Mimi, destroyed; $500 600.
lS-BloomngtoH, H.. 5000 900 fire In bust
ness SECTION. .Pearce, A. IT,. Common-
- wealth Mining CO.. mill; $500 900.
A. t., Detroit Gopher Mining
CO.'S smelling plant; 81. .0O0. .O00 80
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-01-04
INDUS STRIAI.

Jan. 1-IndIana glass factories start up
after mos idleness. Carnegie iron
works In Pittsburgh resume operations.
advancing wages of 1900 men, Increasing
pay roll over 81 100000 yearly. Pennsyl-
- vania RAILROAD pensions $50 old employees.
ering at indianapolis; John Mitchell re-
elected president on 18th.
li-Chicago drainage canal (costing S33. .OO0.-
Oo0 opened Large bridge building con-
Germs consolidate: capital $320OO.O00
Feb. 5-ln Chicago l5C0 men defy contrac-
tors new rules and walk out; during sub
sequent week number of strikers in
creases to 1000.
l4-Sheet steel mills OF country combine at
Pittsburgh; capital, $52.OO0.O00
Mar. G-Over 90, 600 men idle in Chicago.
2o-Aetual work on $S6, 1000 underground
SO-Strike of6. 900 Chicag so machinlsts settled.
Apr. PIN Chicago, POO union pickets at
lacked 80 nonunion workers; II men in
2S-spring Valley dll) Co.'S 5000 coal min
ers ordered to strike
26-Estimated 10000 men and sos 900 600 cam
ital made idle in Chicago by strikes.
May 3-Standard Oil Co raises wages OF
$3.50 men 10 per cent. and reduces working
lin Chicago Judge Tuthim declares con-
tract Tor county work invalid because of
clause requiring exclusively union labor
-. In st. Louis 1000 street car men strike
l5-Three strike sympathizers shot in 81
Louis In tight with men who attempted TO
2-Durng q days Of st. Louis street car
strike persons killed and 7S wounded
20 p. Louis street cur wrecked with dyna
Jun. 3-Boy killed and woman stripped and
beaten for riding on St, Louis street car
Zi-Irannc successfully resumed on all St
Louis street railway lines.
Jul 2-St. Louis street car strike settled
trust dissolved
Interstate commerce commission reports
railroad mileage of 20, 364 and number ~
employees at 925, ,92i. 9. Provision exports
for fiscal year reach $3.50 900, 900, breaking
record.
26-Schooner Pretoria largest wooden boat
eyer puilt t35o IT. long) launched at Bay
Aug. 16-International Typographical union.
In session at Milwaukee. declares against
indtscrlminate boycotts
Sep. 16-Strike of PENNSYLVANIA anthracite
miners ordered.
2l-Two killed and 10 wounded In strike riots
at Shenandoah, Pa; governor orders out
troops. Glass chimney manufacturers
concede wage adyanee of per cent, end
Oct. 1O-One man killed and several in ilred
during attempt of strikers to close coll
liery at Oneida Pa.
l3-Anthracite miners in convention at
wage increase offered by operators pro-
vidins same rate hold till April 1901: Slid,
ing scale abolished; other questions to be
arbitrated. ~
25-Coal strike declared off, operators hav-
Ing agreed TO 10 per cent advance. Strike
ing total loss of $40 200. 600; 30 per cent of
anthracite mines had been tied up
Nov. Mime months strike of $500 New
York cigar makers ended by men resum-
ing at old rates.
13-Indiana coal field idle on account of
hoisting engineers strike.
Dec. S-Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe r. r
telegraphers strike.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-01-04

30-Hoboken. N. J., fire on docks of North
German Lloyd Co. and ocean liners Saale,
Bremen and Main destroyed; $40. 600 900 :,
Black Rock. n. Y, lumber yards; $500 900.
Jul. 5-Constable Hook, N. j., Standard oil
Co.'S plant; $1,000 900.
14-Prescott. A. T., business section and s0
dwellings; Sl,500, 0O0
es,st. Paul MINI, Cold Storage & Ware
2i--Buffalo. N. Y, Eastern elevator: $3.50 900
Aug. 4-Ashland. Wis, Baker & Stewart
and Keystone Lumber Co. IS lumber yards !;
Sl,OO0,0O0
l9.,Alexandria, Ind, Kelly AK Mani. Co. IS
plant; sS0O,0O0
2l-Forest fires in Colorado and Wyoming:
estimated damage at $40. 600.
Sep. l2-Narragansett Pier. $3.50. 600 fire.
16-Houston. Tex, Merchants q Planters
oil mill; $500, 900, Near Plymouth, Mass
forest fires $4,000
2o-New York. Terminal stores; 81, 200. .0Oo
25-Baring Cross. Ark, Iron Mountain rail-
way shops; 100000.
Oct. 6-New York, Atlantic Transport line
pier: Sl,OO0,00O
29-New York, drug house of Tarrant & Co
plosion: $l,500.000.
Nov. 9-Biloxl, Miss, large part of business
section: s500,00O
FISHERMAN county, Tex. 20 big ranches.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-01-04

Near Mississippi City, Ala. Aslsew and
ZS-Near O'Brien, Fla, Jack Thomas (ne-
,grol; attempted assault.
Jul. 6-Near Columbia. Ala, John Roe
o. (negro); attempted assault.
TI-Robert Charles, in New Orleans, for
killing 2 policemen.
Aug. 1G-Corlnth, Miss, Jack Belts (negro);
assaulted l0-yr.-old girl.
sE,Akron, o., mob of 5000 surrounded jail
elamoring for negro; officers fired, kill
ing 2. Mob burned Columbia hall and
Dlew up city building. Troops ordered to
scene. Negro had assaulted 5-yr.-old
white girl; was afterwards sentenced to
- life Imprisonment.
@-Cheneyvilie, La. Thos. ]. Ames (col-
Sep I-Ponchatoula. La, negroes;
90 charged with burglary.
z0-Mansneld, o., Dowie elders coated with
o tar AND driven from town.
Oct 2-Electric, Ala, Winfield Townsend
lcolored) burned at stake; attempted as
lS-Elkton, Ky. Fratus warfield (negro,;
attempted to enter house where white
10 o%r,aII woman and child were only occupants.
10 tcoloredl; shooting white man.
2s-Near, vieksburg Miss. Gloster Barnes,
24.Liberty Hill. Ga. jas. Guer and Jas.
Sallaway (colored); charged with firing
% into farmers house.
assault on H-yr:-old white girl
NOV. SENear Coahoma, Miss, Lit Nabors
- tcolored); murder.
l5-Jefferson, Tex, 3 negroes taken from
jail and hanged: murder.
16-Near Limon. Col. Preston Porter, Jr.
2negro), burned at stake; murder of
Louise Frost.
27-Near Lake City, Fla. Spencer Williams
desperate negro gambler.
Dec. Near Ivanhoe, Va, Dan Long (ne-
gro): criminal assault.
l6nRockport. Ind. Bud Rowland and Jim
Henderson (both colored): murder
lI-Rockport. Ind, John Rolla (colored);
Implicated in murder
l9-Areadia. Miss, negroes. who robbed
and burned trading boat and killed Thos
Thompson, its owner.
2O-Gullport, Miss, negro named Lewis;
murder.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-01-04
METEOROLOGICAL.
Jan. l-Misslssippi freezes over

Jan 1-Mississippi freezes over at St
Louis. Six inches of snow at Macon
Ga, establishes new record
Feb. 3-Tornado sweeps coast of New
foundland.
hours in Chicago. .Collinsville rtruck
by windstorm
Mar. l.-Heaviest snow since 1888 in north
ness at standstill.
l5--Ileavy snowstorms in Texas. Mlssis-
slppi: Louisiana and Alabama.
Apr. i-LiShtning strikes during snow
storm at Cheyenne, Wyo.
s-Cloudburst at Water Valley. Tex.
pam i Grn ood at Austin. Tex, swept away;
l5-Tornado sweeps over Winfield and
Clearwater. Kan.
16-Tornado at Hamburg. Ia.
May 6-Tornado at wilsonville. Neb, and
In central Kansas.
7,Cyclone in Jerseyv!lle. H.. Terrific
ssaiistorm nan at Toledo. o....Tornado at
2S.Eclipse of sun viewed in belt of total
ity My, clear sky In strip running from
Sebawa township. Mich.
Jun. Faulkner. Kan, almost entirely
demolished by tornado. Many build
23-Cyclone in Beaver county. okla.
D,nnmaging pam windstorm near Blanchard
26-MIssissippl at unparalleled low mark.
streets OF Mobile, Ala, submerged
Jul. 6-cyclone destroys Steamboat Rock
l4-Llano. Tex. destroyed in part by
storm.
lls-Gloudburs, at Coleman, Tex.
20-Snow at Marshall. Mich.
S-Forgerings, n. D., wiped out by tor
nado.
Sl;-cloudburst floods canyons and valleys
Aug. l-Tintic mining. region. Utah,
shaken by earthquake.
6-lntense heat in Chicago causes nine
l5-Hailstorm destroys 10000. acres wheat
near st Thomas. y. n.
l6-Storm In eastern Illinois destroys $780,
2o.moTornado at sheboygan, Wis. does
Alaska. Hailstorm does s5O6,OOO dam
age to tobacco in Rock county, Wis
Sep. 6-Earthquake at Lituya bay. Alas
Tropical gale sweeps Florida coast.
9-West Indian hurricane wrecks Calves
ton, Tex; vessels driven miles inland
estimated at from $40, 900. 900 to $50. 900. .OOO
l2-Storm does $500 600 damage to fruit
around Buffalo. y. Y, and several Pam
american exposition buildings partially
25-waterspout and tornado at Ferguson.
27-sharps, Ia. almost destroyed by cy-
Oct. 4-Red Wing, Mimi. cut off from
outsii world by storm.
1-Cyclone does SOO.000 damage at Biwa-
blk, Minn.
Hearth in tremor hours from q earth
quake shocks at Kodiak, Alaska.
Sl-At jacksonville Fla, S earthquake
shocks. ....,
Nov, 2O-Tornado lays waste plantations
in western Tennessee and northern Mis-
sisissippi.
Dec. 15-Earthquake felt at Santiago de
Cuba.
l6-Joplin, Mo-, shaken by earthquake.
Gale upsets houses in San Francisco.
T-Earthquake in East Tennessee. Virginia
and North Carolina.
25-Earthquake at Santiago de Cuba.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-01-04
CRIMES

Jan. 2-Jas. l. Moore, aged 65 kills wife
aged %, at Names, Mo-, and commits sui
6-Durlng murder trial at Otter Creek KY,
men killed in free fight.
9-During trial in court at Oak Ridge, Miss,
quarrel resulted in killing of a. ID. Roll
land. r. S. Stephenson and DIR. Otto Aus
tin,
11-At Proud Gap, Ky, killed in quarrel
over game of cards.
l3-Fred C. Bonfils and II. H. Tammen. pro-
prietors of Denver Post, shot by VIM. w.
Anderson, well-known attorney, durin g
l6.Ex-Cong David G. Colson kills Ethel
bert Scott, at Frankfort, KY; bystand-
ers also killed feud
Feb. I-Entire family of Indians. by name
of McTavish, killed by vigilance commit
tee in British Columbia; charged with be-
aS-Jos. Clean. farmer living near Bluefield.
w. va, kills daughter, her lover and self.
shoots Rev. a. f. Nelson who sprang to
her rescue, and commits suicide; domes-
22-Tom Jones (negro) kills Ella Jones and
b 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.
l5-Mrs. Moser and 8 children found MUIR
dered near fremont, Ill.
Jun lin feud at San Augustine. Tex.
sheri1 Noel r, and ,t,S brothers are REL killed
jealousy
Jul. 6-Rufus T. Wright kills wife of days,
and self, at Columbia. s. c.
AIN race riot In New Orleans Robert
Charles (colored) kills policemen.
Aug. 4-Fiye dead as result of feud between
Dooley and Harris families, at Doe Run,
Mo.
H-At jamestown, o., A. G. Bingamon kills
wife, son-in-law and self: family trouble
2O-Dr; 5. Harrington while drunk at Far
ley. Mo, kills uncle, mother-in-law, Sher-
If Dillingham;; is then killed by sheriff
son.
Sep: Paul Cronin at Waukesha, Wis.
kills Mrs. E. Miller and shoots himself
because she refused to marry him
T-Four Indians kill each other at Turtle
Mound, Fla, In a fight; all wanted to
marry chiefs daughter.
oct, i-Walter Evans kills wife and self,
at Beattysville, Ky; domestic trouble
AT Falmouth, KY, c. S. Anderson kills
wife and self; she would not live With With
him.
3-Because husband intended becoming n
farmer Mrs, Valentine Roullier browns
daughter and self. at Two Rivers, Wis.
NOV, G-ln fight over politics at Caseyyille
wounded.
Dec. 6-Theo. Wallert pleads guilty to muir
der OF wife and stepchildren, at Arling-
ton, MINI.
l5-Four dead as result of mysterious
poisoning at Forsythe Mines, o.
Z4-Jos. Douglass of Charlottesville Ind
Kills one man and wounds another for
calling on his wife.