Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-01-16

Zelaya was declared reelected IMAM
imously for n term of four years.
Mousinro Albuquerque, tutor TO
the crown prince of Portugal, left
the turf club, in Lisbon, on the sth'
for a drive and committed suicide in
his carriage by shooting himself with
a revolver.
The senate committee on census
or the 9th, unanimously agreed to
recommend the passage of the bill in
troduced by Senator Hale, OF Maine,
to create a permanent census bu-
reau.
Representative Kleburg, of Texas
has introduced a bill for an interna-
tional board of engineers from Mex
leo and the United States to adopt
a joint plan for irrigating the Rio
Grande valley.
It is said in Paris that the French
government is sounding Washington
On the attitude of the United States
in the event of France coercing Nene-
2uela into paying the French claims
against that republic.
In response to the action taken by
Gov. Nash of Ohio and the Mckinley
Memorial commission, Gov. Van SAINT,
on the 10th, issued a proclamation
setting aside January 20 as Chiidren's
Mckinley day in Minnesota.
Private kilograms received from
Warsaw announce the death, on tie
night of the eth, of Jean De Bloch,
councillor of state of Russia, pol t
zeal economist, railroad expert, and
author of ''The War of the Future"
Emigration from Hamburg and Bre-
men during the year 1901 amounted
to 1913, 29S persons, as against lS6,4So
persons in 1900. Of the emigration
from Bremen during 1901, 1O3,214 per
sons out of n total 110,306 came to
the United States.
Pending an Investigation now being
held by Senior Nunez, the civil gov
of Havana, Gen. Wood has sus-
pended Miguel Gener, the mayor OF
Havana. Twenty-three out of TWEEN
ty-eight councilmen of Havana petit
toned Gen. Wood to remove Mayor
Gener.
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own name several horses for the
spring handicap. the entries for
which were announced on the 9Th
Messrs. Whitney, keene, Croker and
other Americans will be represented
in the leading events, all of which are
well filed.
NJ. Santos-Dumont, the a%eronaut,
was asked, on the 9th, by a repre-
sentative of the press, whether he
contemplated entering the aerial
competition at the st. Louis exposi-
ton. M. Santos-Dumont replied: "Of
course, but as yet l do not know the
conditions
Representative Lowering, of Massa.
chusetts, on the 10th, introduced a
bill providing a salary for ex-presi-
rate of $4,000 annually, from the
date of retirement from the presi-
dency. The bill is to apply to any
eX-president at the time the law is
enacted.
The transports Fitzpatrick and War.
rem arrived at San Francisco from
Manila within an hour of each other
on the 9th. The former vessel
brought about 700 term-eXpired men,
while the latter carried as many
more. Among the Warren's passen-
gers were Brigadier-Generals Hughes
and Funston.
Vim. C. Trimble, a veteran horse
man and the patriarch of the Amer
lean trotting turf, died at NewburgE,
n. Y, on the 18th, aged 76. He trained
and developed Mountain Boy in 1855,
and gave Cobwebs. the Speedway
champion, his record in 1894. He spent
so years with trotters and was known
among horsemen all over the Il
try.
Marcellus Hartley, director in some
of the largest corporations of New
York, and whose fortune is estimated
as among the largest in that city, died
almost instantly from heart disease,
on the Sth, at a meeting of the execu-
tive committee of the American
Surety Co. Mr.. Hartley was APPARENT
ly perfectly well when he entered the
board room.
Att'y.-Gen. Knox and Secretary
Gage, On the 9th, had a conferences
with the president in regard to the
Japanese silk differentiation cases
in New York city. 1t is understood
that the department of justice viii
take the matter in hand and institut
criminal proceedings against certain
parties thought to be implicated in
case the facts warrant them.
Cole and Jim Younger have applied
to the Minnesota state board of par
dons for Communication of their life
sentences for murder to IS years. Al
lowing good time" they have al
ready served 36 years for their share
In the Mortified raid. They repre-
sent that friends are ready to set
them up in business in Missouri, their
old home. They are now out on pa
role but can not leave Minnesota
The governments of Argentina and
Chile, having come to an agreement
as to the wording Of ths clauses in