Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-01-09

u Scott. Robt Kingston, military gov. Of
14-Huntingt on, Coils p, n. Y. niliionaire
]. : and pres: Southern Pacific galway; 7s. .
Atchison. Kan, at Las Vegas Hot Springs,
22.smith, Carl, sculptor, of Washington. D.
Sept. s-Lewelling, Lorenzo D., ex-gov. of
Kansas, at Arkansas City; 81:
!. 1896 9; Tor vice pres, near Bath. Me-; Is.
1 Westernivi H n: Y. rear ao''fa' a'
-McClernand, John A., union general in
TaE s. senator GoSn M Palmer SS Gill;
at Springfield.
Oct. 1TWilson, VIM: L.. pres. Washington
A-Warner, Chas. Dudley, author and lee
fisherman, 5 4G John. statesman; at Washing
2s11Muller, Max, philologist, at Oxford.
My: 2-strong. VIM. L., ex-mayor of New
11.D1n, R; G., head of mercantile agency.
12~1,Daly, Marcus, Montana copper king, at
cmagnate, near Dobbs Ferry, n. Y; Is.
16ERamsdell, Geo. A., ex-gov. New Hamp-
Snlre, at Nashua; &c.
2e ton H Ghas lo H. playwright at Charles
225,sulliyan, Sir Arthur, composer, at Lon
ASD ': vi. c,zhman K, U. s. senator at St,
% McNair, Fred ", rear admiral I'd in
n rank to Dewey, at Washington; 6.
Ds souri, 2iM M ebsg Jos y" exgov of Mis-
LauTsns on Oldest Sxo a. 5ena in th ae
World SAdna Adams TreaD, at Denver.
- Toi'' poo'. ..McAullHe' artist, at New York;
1Gc dnn John Addison, at Pomfret
1sppLudlow, Ex2Gov. Geo. c.. at New
brunswick; TO-
SPORTING.
Jan. 1-Orlando Stevens, of Ottumwa, Ia.
max makes new record in competition mile b.
Kid Mccoy defeats Peter Maher in 5
q rounds at Coney Island, N. Y.
STerry. McGovern wins featherweight
IN New York.
Feb. S-Corcoran makes new worlds rum
ming nj g, record at South Bend, Ind; 40 yds
Mar. 29-Atchison, Topeka &. Santa Fe spe-
cial runs from Los Angeles Cal, to Chi
cago S2,2e5 miles, in 81 hrs, Sc min
apr ItNational and American league
teams open baseball season.
May 3--Fred Gilbert kills SO pigeons straight
at 81 yds. at Springfield, H., new world .
De eSbv 81 Gi6son ,o gins Kentucky
LIBERTIES defeats Corbett in champion
snip fight at Coney Island, N. Y, in %
23-sydney Lucas wins American Derby
at Chicago; 2:101a.
so-Pennsylvania university wins intercol-
7WNg }scon sGa5 ID race at Poughkeepsie N Y
Jul. 2-Von zeppelin's airship travels IS
miles against headWind under perfect
c9ntrol Of crew, at Berlin.
Letter .he Nlssen, of Chicago, pilots boat
through Niagara river rapids and whirl-
pool
14-American athletes win out of 10 event.
IN hnals Tor worlds amateur champion
l7@@Voter breaks worlds record on circu-
r., lar course at Brighton Beach; rs.
20-Miss Bessie Anthony, of Evanston, ILL.,.
Wins woman golf championship of west
w. K; Vanderbilt makes 100 m. in au-
tomobile in hrs. 81 min.
MrS; Jane LINDSAY Ii rides bicycle $500 m
SlGSJ. {: MYERS Isr sWimsa from Alton, H., tc
aassf6ssa t Michael in 2o-m: bicycle race
Aug: IN: E: Backenstoss reaches Seattle
l-Cigar-shaped train breaks all records
between Philadelphia and Baltimore
making 81 m. an hour.
14-Deutschland ma axes record transatlantic
.. eastward run; S, das., IL hrs, As min.
Af-r llHSlluulOHS KNOCKS out Snarkey II
., fight at Coney Island, N. T., in rounds
Sl--ENpiration Of Horton law ends prize
lighting in New York. .Cyclist Turvill,
rides mile at Salt Lake City in 32.
Sep. 4-JacQues .Faure crosses Englisl
channel in balloon.
7-Denver wins Western Baseball League
pennant.
iS-Chicago wins American Baseball leagu,
pennant. Automobile in Chicago make.
mile in LOS, and 10 m. in 1902
o517Ahbot trots mile in 2:oaA at Terri
Oct: 4-Maxwell w. Long (New York; run
| 40 yds. in AZ sec.
Sat Brockten, Mass. Harry Elkes break
every tricycle. record from m. to the hour
G-Cresceus makes new stallion trottinl
record at Cleveland; 2:04.
| l1-French aeronaut travels from Paris t.
| Kew, Russia 1904 n.y. in Sc hrs.
! 1[Na tional league baseball season end
15-Margueri1e Cast IN. " cycles 200
miles in 2o2 hrs, 51@ M, breaking outdoo
| longdistance records
| 17-Lipton's challenge for Americas cu]
| accepted by New York YACHT club, race
to be sailed Aug: 20, p and q. John Mel
M-Yale wins football championship by de
! feating Harvard Is to at New Haven.
Dec. 12-Oxford wins English football
15-Harry Elkes and Floyd Mcfarland W.T.
York by wheels length; 2,e2s m.
| MISCELLANEOUS,
| JAM 16-National Live Stock assn. in ses
sion at Forth Worth. Tex.
| Feb. 13-Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait electe,
pres. of Nat. American Woman's Sutfrag
| assn, at Washington.
I'm. l.. Lockwood (Pa) elected pres. o
antitrust conference in Chicago.
17-Daughters of American Revolution il
9th convention in Washington
| Mar. 4-Nat. Editorial assn. elects W. I
| Parrett Ga) pres
13-Rev. C. NJ. Sheldon begins weeks effor
to run Topeka (Kan,) Capital "as Jesu
APR. a-Ex-Pres. Harrison presides owe
ecumenical conference on foreign mis-
| sons in New York.
May 4Smallpox closes churches, schools
etc, at Marshalltown. la.
| 17-Presbyterian general assembly In 112t]
annual meeting at St. Louis.
aMN Nat Congress OF Mothers at De
22-MethoGist general conference in Ckica
| go votes to admit women Delegates.
| Jas. NJ. Lynch IN. W elected pres. of In
ternational Typographical union. Mrs
time pres. Of Women's Baptist HON
Mission society at Detroit:
| 30-Sam Cupples and Robt. Brookings of 81
| Louis donate S., 100000 to Washington uni
| versfty. Monument to union and con
Jun. S-Mrs. Rebecca Lowe (Ga.) electe
pres. of General Federation of Women
| Clubs.
| 16-Failure of crops causes great sufferin
among Indians on ella reservation i
| Arizona.
2e-Lady Somerset reelected pres. Q
| Worlds Women's Christian Temperate
| union, at Edinburgh. Tennessee SUI
| preme court decides women cannot prae
| tice law before courts of state.