Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-11-16
LATER NEWS.

COuS WHICH, DIOtIuCS
tional or property qualifications for
those who were not soldiers or de-
scendants of soldiers.
Burglars secured 81 800 from the
bank at Chatham, III.
Miss Stone, the American mission
airy in the hands of Bulgarian brig
ands, writes another letter, telling of
hardships she and Nine. Tsilka are
compelled to undergo.
Dennis Mulvihill, a coal HEAVIER, was
inaugurated as mayor of Bridgeport,
Conn. Elected for his honesty.
The American garrison at Abra de
Hog was attacked by Filipino insur-
gents, who We're routed, leaving five
dead on the field.
Chicago anarchists celebrated the
fourteenth anniversary of the hang
ing of the Haymarket riot reds.
Maj. Mcbride, of the Transvaal
Irish brigade, in speech in Paris
declared the time ripe for Ireland to
fight England.
Three persons were killed and IS in
jured, all negroes, in train wreck near
Prescott, Ariz.
Frank Thompson, the leader of the
Fort Leavenworth prison mutineers,
was recaptured near Council Grove,
Kan.
Negotia tions for the sale of the Dan
ish West Indian islands to the United
States are nearly completed.
John H. Joice, former president of
the Stoughton national bank at
Stoughton, Wis, charged with embez-
cling $4,000, was caught in Chicago
after a two-year chase.
Richard Mayo-Smith, a professor at
Columbia university and well-known
writer, was killed by falling from an
upper window of his New York house.
Gov. Beckham, of Kentucky, replied
to Gov. Durbin, of Indiana, and scored
him for refusing to honor a requisition
for w. S. Taylor.
The corn yield the last season, ac-
cording to government crop report,
was 1914 bushels per acre, the smallest
average on record.
While playing in sandbanl. near
Baueman, Wis, Walter Kingsland and
James Love, aged, respectively, 13
and years, were smothered.
Mrs. Bridget Madigan died in Mari
nette. Wis. aged nearly 1O2 years.
Frank Kidwell, aged %, shot and
killed Ada Thompson, aged 16, at
Eliza BEETHOVEN, Tenn, because she re-
fused to marry him and then commit
ted suicide.
A. M. Lawrence, managing editor,
and H. S. Garfield, reporter of the
Chicago American, were sentenced to
40 and 30 days in Jail by Judge
Hanecy for contempt.
Burglars secured $500 from the
bank at Plymouth, Ia.
One person was killed and dozen in
jured in a fire which wrecked a block
in Cleveland, o. The property loss was
$500 ,0OO
Fire at Thomas, w. Va. DESTROYED
62 buildings and left over 100 families
homeless.
The Bulgarian government insists
that the ransom for Miss Stone shall be
paid on Turkish soil and the prisoner
delivered there.
veldt cornet says there are still
1900 Beers on the warpath and that
they have large quantities of ammu-
milton.
The post office at Bristol, Ind. was
robbed of $500 in stamps and ST POO in
money.
The coast of England was swept by
a gale that caused great damage to
harbors and shipping. Many vessels
were lost and sailors drowned
The business portion of Berlin Md.
was destroyed by fire.
Lady Catherine Jane Carew died
at Woodstown, England, aged 1O4
years.
Henry Clay Mcdowell, a grandson
of Henry Clay, has been appointed
United States district Judge for Vir-
ginia.
Brig. Gen. Henry c. Merriam has
been placed on the retired list on ac-
count of age.
The National Prison association in
session in Kansas City elected as
president Prof. Charles r. Hepder-
son, of the University of Chicago.
Russell B. Harrison has been adj
'hitleu " inc pTaCtlce OF law at In
dianapolis.
The thirty-third reunion of the So
ciety of the Army of the Tennessee
began at Indianapolis.
Andrew Carnegie has added $1,000
100000 to the endowment fund of
Carnegie institute and his new tech
nical school at Pittsburg
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Coffin, of Chicago, from Frank Nixon
Coffin for the third time was issued
in Racine, Wis
Emperor William, vexed by the ut
terances of jingoes, ordered his for
eign Office to so shape its policy as
to retain the friendly regard of the
United States.