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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-09-05
o. s. 3. HENRY,
q s. DEPUTY SURVEYOR

SUkVE1INGo Of all kinds promptly st.
~ tended to. The abiishin9 oil old
1overnment lines speciality. Towrsiteo
surveyed and plated. Railroads located
ana levels run for drains. Lands oxam.
Olympia. April le. 1901.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1902-09-27
Marketing The Rice Crop.

Louisiana Planter and Sugar Manufacturer.
The st. Martinville WEEKLY
MESSENGER of September Ii con-
tains a leading editorial rather Sc
verely criticising the New Orleans
rice market and complains that.
one planter had lot of rice in st.
Martinville for which he was Of
fered $3.50 per barrel, net, and re-
allied but $3.50 for the same rice
after shipping it to New Orleans,
where he anticipated realizing
more than his home offer. The
reference is made TO snoter party
who had twenty-six sacks of rice
that he could sell in St Martin
vile at 1926 and for which be
netted $2,95 in New Orleans. a
third instance is cited that is to
the effect that rice that has been
cured in the sun and without any
rain is reported back by the re-
'ceiver as having been damaged by
being harvested in wet or rainy
weather.
There may occasionally be found
alton for some such criticisms as
these, bat the chief difficulty. we
think, in the instances quoted, Was
that the parties refused for their
rice good offers at home and when
it was shipped to New Orleans it
arrived on a falling market. 1t is
we'll known that rice was In active
demand early in the season and
that Increasing supplies finally
supplied this demand, and the
market became dull and declining.
Rice that is shipped to New Or
ieans, as a rule, is consigned to ex-
tremely reputable houses; is sold
on the market through well-kno~h
brokers to leading buyers, and the
history of every transaction cen
readily be traced from beginning
TO end. Such frauds as are named
by the st. Martinville Messenger
are feionies that could be made TO
land the criminals in the peniten-
tiary, and it is certainly unlikely
that any reputable commission
would undertake in this way to
rob his consignees, and Of course
rice growers should ship their rice
to none but such persons as they
have thorough confidence in.
We regret that our friends, the
Bienvenus, the able editors of the
Messenger, should even seemingly
believe it possible that either
fraud or gross carelessness we're
practiced in the transactions re-
ferred to. Rice is like every other
article, and particularly like sugar;
when the market is glutted down
goes the price.
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WIN V LlNA VI NAkN
st. rIartinvilIe, La.
This Institute offers superior advantages to Pa
rents desirous Of giving their children a solid
and refined education.
TERMS OF TUITION,
Music, ETC,
MODERATE.
For particulars apply to
SISTERS.OF rtERCY.

There are fools and fools, but
the most colossal of them all is
the moss-grown individual who ne
yer reads a newspaper. doesn't even
care to know what's going on
around him. just such a citizen
is simply an indecent ignoramus
with a nameless euphony attach
ment. And yet he exists in every
community allowed the bal
ot.-Opelousas Courier.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-27
CRIMES.

Jan. ie-Louis currier kills wife. son and
,.self. In Albany. n. Y.
Shuriz 40 at Logan. Kan; disappointed
2,-Mrs. Rose wurzcr, drowned her 9 chill.
Mar ia.nry a ,o"1GM; Warne wash Ssh h,Inssn,s
buildings and kills son and self. near
Denlson, Ia: insanity.
H-Mrs. Naramore Kills her o children. at
Cold Brook. Mass. but tails In attempt to
suicide.
2s-Mrs. Nathan Townsend kills self and
z children, at Cass city. Mich: family
.9-Emli segeriin while insane kills himself
ana daushters near Dsylrs Lake. n, ID.
Apr. s-T l.. Arlington kills Mamie Cleg-
horn and self ut Somervile. Ga. on ac-
count OF II broken engagement.
May MANUEL Mess kills vile and self at
m H,bronviilc. Tex; Jealousy.
J-Eimer Lane kills wife and self ut Os-
ctolh. Ia: domestic trouble. Mrs. Elmer
9nimby Kills her children and sell, n, ar
Jun. J-wm. Arnell. Jr. OF Beaverton,
Mich. kills daughter, and wounds wife,
2sistcrs and brother; was intoxicated.
G-lGroy Groyes tagtd iGl kills brother. sis
yer and self % near Napoleon. o.. craz,d by
7.Dallas. Tex, I men killed In street duel.
I,Jessie Morrison found guilty OF man
siaushtSr ~ md degree Tor murder Of
Jul. so-Chas. McClumsy shoots Mamie
.a Rfsd an5 seq lovers quarrel;
Aug. 3Actor Thad Brooke Kills Milile
Lighthawk and self during rehearsal at
omaha; Jealousy Alex. Mccullough h
k,,is n VII. ana self at crawiIsh. o. was
FRANK Schultz kills wife and daughter a,
sault Ste. Marie. Mich; drunk ard jcGl.
2i--At Reynolds, Miss. 4 shot In ngh, in
court during trial
s3-Blaks logan, 2 sons and . Wilson broth
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e-Chariotte M. Ycuse, celebrated author.
| IN London, Eng; ~
| u-HIss joss phins II Rarrv ccveii., n,
IndIanapoiis; 81.
Apr. f2-0eo. q. Cannon, leader of Nor.
mons. at Monterey, Cal; a.
O-Ex-Cov. Chas. G. Btockiey (Dei.), at
May i-ConG Rosseau E Crump. in west
Bay City, Mich; ss
lfT-Edw win r. Uhi, ambassador to Germany
under Cleveland. at Grand Rapids,
Mich. o.
lu-Ex-Conx. c, A. RouteIle (Mel At
waverly. Mass. g.
1-Ex.Gov. John r. Tanner, at sprinefie
I'LL. 81.
Jun. 2-Jas. A. Herne. actor and playwright,
In New York; g.
EDr w. II. Daily, chief surgeon Of volun-
teers In Spanish war. who started en-
baimsd beef Inquiry, suicided at Pitts.
burg.
ti-Gov, VIM. j. Sanford, at Tuscaloosa.
Ala; b@
B.Ex-Gov. Hazen 3. Pingree (Mich.). In
5-Adelbert &. Hay, former consul 10 Pre-
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..:.Dynamite explosion IN San Andres
mine In Mexico Kills "a prisoners.
apr Cn'n, Mn s..;. fs,.ss. ~ 70 s,sn msnehuri.n Z,
;Sss1%SIs !, tern; s ss 3, IL Sgor:.: to Chin. q.
.nSs%a ssposision opened - s' 'as'''''o'a'sow
opened by duke Of Cornwall (now Prince
Jun. S-Fieid Marshal Count Won waidersce
departs from Peking amid great military
G's.s.s; g. tS.%,T s:Rsr::' 4sss minister
1.Leipniger bank @A "a At Leipsis. Germany.
N-Austria and Mexico resume Diplomatic
rsistions. @ broken on In 1857 by execution
yn, %pr,nn. o., t.o,.u,.s.
man ehaneeiior. dies al Ra.ata. H.r s"i,ssr. sr
io.sni.an Of Turkey deposits $500 with
cans growing out OF Armenian troubles.
NLEarl Russell pleads guilty to bigamy at
par q house OF lords in London; SEN
Aug. s-Dowager Empress Frederick Of
Germany dies at Friedrichshof.
SCoiumbia opens war on venezueia with
Sep. s-Miss ELAN NJ. Stone and Mrs. rsIlka
SSapiufed py brigands near Bansko. Mace
1s.-Boers capture 90 British troops at
Scheepers Nee. British torpedo boat de-
ss,,roysr Cobra founders in North sea: 81
Oct. i-Uprislng against Pres. cns,ro's gov.
ernment reported at several points In
Venezuela.
e-Martial law proclaimed over all Cape
Colony.
22-Gon. Sir Redvers Butler deprived Of
command OF First Hrmy corps and re-
duced TO half pay.
3-Near Guaymas Is YaquI Indians killed
In fight with Mexican cavalry.
Nov. l-Boers defeat British in battle near
Bethel.
5-French squadron seizes . Turkish ports
OF Mtylene to enforce claims Worst
fog IN years cripples business In London.
G-Ll Hung Chang dies In Peklng: aged 20
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-27
FIRES.


Jan. e-south Brooklyn. N. Y, 10000 fire
.along river front.
SEMontreai. que, s3,Vp,Vo lire In business
section -
@1Des Molnes. Ia. 100000 fire started In
Frnnkel Bros store.
ai.New York. wicke cigar box factory and
other buildings: ~ $4,000.
Feb e-Near ~ Cerro, Cuba. lumber yard
s-Plttsburg. Pa. cork factory and machine
,shop; 10000
tl,5coooo.
apr. ImSt. Louis Elevator n Storage Co:
xDpgO.
May 2.Between somerfield and Addison.
Pa, forest fires.
sIJasksonyille; Fla, district s,t N; long r by
property.
f-Dallas; TEX: Southern Rock Island Plow
co block; 10000
is-Detroit. hre In lumber district; sSoo6o.
Sn Meanow BROOK, Ia. country home OF
II u. Wanamaker; $4,000.
Jul; 2mliot Springs. Va, Homestead hotel;
$1,000 .
|Baltimore. Iioen Il Co.'S bldg; t5O.0op.
s.kansas, l6.y0 acres wheat.
b-Wlchlta. KAN. Jacob Dold q Sons
s@Ms,!eOnn. n'ii i'll. i inesadary fire. in past
o. TIesks; $1,000 ,,, . ..,,.
Davsnpor1; nronp Ia .-,o business ISL ana residence
properly worth ypT -
aug .Iipt9nsilie. Tenn., almost entire
Say dsstasoysd Ina t,me IN year.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-27
INDUSTRIAL.
'eb. i-Purchase OF Southern racInc b,


vanderbilt Interests completes transpor-
tatlon syst.m m extending without break
., irSm T, New York to The orient;
si.ioo.ep.Op
Apr. s-combination formed in New York
TO control practically entire silver and
copper output OF country.
io-American Soap Manufacturing assn
COMPOSED OF IS factories) organized In
May Siii Central II. n. establishes pep.
sion system for old employees.
'.Street railways OF Albany. Troy, Cohoes,
SWatsIyllet ard Rensselaer,. N. Y. tied up
2-in all parts Of country 10000 raachinists
strike for 9-hr. day.
Jun nn,:s. s.Masny MAJ injured IN nsh, between la
9GEmployes OF Am: Sheet Steel a Am.
steel Hoop Cos; ordered to quit work be-
&c, cause q & wage .disasreemsni:
assn, orders strike in ali ali i, G%stsc J. sieeI cor,
Aug; is.Toiai number Of steel workers ou,
N-Charters Of lodges Of steel workers NJ
south chicago revoked because OF re-
fusoi to Join strike:
strike ended on terms originally
onsr.d by Pres, schwab Of y. 8. Steel cor
Oct, i-.,'ombination o. 70 leading plowmak.
ers entcted In Chicago: Sic0 COO 600 apital
'-nt rail RIVER. Mass. 5000 mill operators
Nov. ii-Dennis Mulv!hi!i' coal HEAVIER
elected mayor OF Bridge port. Conn.
Dec. Am. Federation OF Labor in 2ist an
i3--r. s. Steel corpornt. Ion adop,s civil ,erv.
ice system for :.ooo employees on lake
ii.Samuel Gompers reelected pres. Am
FEDERATION OF Labor. at Scranton. Pa,
l6-Representatiyes OF capital and labor
meet IN New York to devise plan Of set.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-27
DUsINEss FAILURES.

jan; s.,s ss-rarasould. Ark Greene county
HSn.kS;%;.y Hl. ,s Josiah (. Norris bank
M-LacyEne,. Kan. Citisens' bank.
s;;PSess,aIs.. s;:;PSe: "a S,S ill.,. Palmer ana and Meyers
s-Eiist!.yills. IND. Edmund Palmcr's
Mar: 81 !; II +; &c sesries. OF New York. capital.
ncw y, 9 Eden. Chicago hotel manager;
shsnnlb.l; H.. y; r. r.. W. J. Brewster q Co.
Apr ismcSi.y oSS .o q Msxico. Ne D. Olivier q Co..
20 900 shortage y. presidents accounts.
fsmsalem. Ore. Gilbert Bros bank: $780,
S1Ws:,srIy we. !. n oS T. l.. Mechanics savings
May ECi.yeland. O.. cuyahosa savings
li~csntcn Is. ~ State bank.
S...6oihsnburg, keb.. Peoples state bank;
Jun, indianapolis State bank of Indiana;
ll-Dexier. Kan. bank.
~Esprinsfeld. Mass. Pynchon national
zs.-New York. Henry Marauand Il Co.
s.Buffaio. N. r. City national bank; S.
Jul s-Buffaio, N. ", Niagara bank
S-Mansfield. o., Sturges bank. also Mans
neid machine works.
Aug. l-Chicayo. George II. Phillips Il Co.
board Of trade Arm: 1900. 600
3--Aviiia, Ind. bank
e--Austin. Tex, First Nat. bank; 10000.
N-Des Moinss. Ia, Home Savings a. Trust
Co.. Malvern. o.. Sandy Valley Banking
Co.
H-Carey. .to.) Banking Co. New Mata-
moras, o., bank.
N-Jamestown.. Tenn. Bank OF Fentries
county; $4,000.
Sep l-Breksn Bow. Neb.. Bank Of Custer
county; 10000.
Oct. ls-.Boyerton Pa.) Nat, bank
Dec. 6-Lenoir City fTenn.) bank.
1l-Omaha Loan N Trust Co; s5,e00.O0O
1e--Wanatah undD bank.
1s--0othepburg. Eeb.. state bank; $4,000.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-27
LYNcHINos.

Jan. 2-Louis McAdams tnegro). near WI.
sonville. Ala: assault.
tempted assault. on Mrs. J. Il. Loekleer
EJim Densen and brother tnegroes). ut
Madison, Fla: murder.
i5-Frcd Alexander tncEro). at Leaven-
worth. Kan: murder OF white GIRL.
Chas. Lang tnegro). near Elko. s. C.; as.
iG-Norman Mckinney tcoiored): wrecked
fast train near Dunnellon. Fla.
Feb. ll.Geo. Carter tnegro). at Paris. KY:
i6-Thos. Jackson tcoiorcd). at st. Peter.
La; murder OF Alexander Bourgeois,
wife and children.
Arb; assaulted is.year.oid girl.
2l-Thos. Vital tnogro). near Fen.on. La.
assaulted l2-year-old girl.
Ind. murder OF Ida Finkelstein. E. John
Knox ,whi'e). at Scranton Miss; murder
Mar 21Dewey Smith tnesro). near Rich.
mond. Mo-; murder,
s-wil Davis tcoior,d). at Shreveport. La:
s--Thos. Appiegate tvhlte). at Eatonviiie.
y. =; Killed by white caps for wife.
isrJohn Henderson tnssro,. =, corsicanq,
Tex; murder. sherman Harris (col'
ortd) near Spellman, Ga. murder.
iG-Ik Fitzgerald tcolor.d), nj Tptonviile.
Tenn: assault. Negro woman near
s,J.rry Bell negro>. al Terry, Miss; rob.
Apr, e-May Hearn whIte,. n, osceola.
2s-Wyatt Mallory tcolored). at Spring.
field. Tenn; assault.
May Three negroes, suspected OF being
implicated In murder. shot near Selma
Ala. by unknown parties.
ii.-Jas. Brown oolor'dj. at Springfield.
Ala; assault
Ark. charged with incitng negroes TO
es-Mllt Calvert ,negro). at GrInlth. Miss:
2o-wm' Campbell, ,colorsd), at Pond
Creek: Okla: had shot Deputy sherin
si.Calvin Hall ard sons and Dan Yan,,s,
at Lookout. cal; petty thlevtry.
Jun. Z Mob of lynch.rs routed by Sheriff
M9rri!l at carrollion' Ga. killing and
li-jas. McI.oid (white). at Hamburg,
ls@Flaak smith ara F: p. McLaga cns;
In Foster murder. ID. II. Jones (negro
preacher), Mt La Grange, N, e.: assault.
jul NEGRO who attempted assault on
l5-slex. Herman tnegro). hanged by me-
gro mob: charged with murder. Louis
Thomas thegro). near Girard. La; stole
."W ."Wm, brooks pk ,eoiored,. at Eikin., W.
Va: shot CHIEF OF Police Lilly,
Aug i.Betsey MeCray Icoioredl. her son
and daughter at carrollton, Miss; mur-
2--Chas DAVIS. at smithviiie. Tenn. cr,m.
inai assault. .Chas Bentley negro,. At
Leeds, Ala; confessed to n.ura.r,
3-Will Price tcolored). at Carrollton,
Miss; completely IN Tallaferio murder
i9-Will Cooley and Jean Carter tnegroes),
near Pearcc City, Mo. suspected OF MUIR
der.
eo-Ali negroes driven from Pe,re City,
Mo, by loo armed men; negro or, mat
,d,,,Abe Wildner lHegroD, near Whites
boro, Tex; assault and mordcr.
I-HCEry NOlest nogroJ, neai Winchester,
Tex; assault and murder.
Sep. 3-Blll Tourney tcoiofed), at Chestnut
Grove. Ala, assault,
i2-Ernest Harrison. Sam Reed and Frank
Howard Wegroes). at wickilne, Ky.:
murder.
Oct i-Five negroes and I white killed In
race war In Harrison county, Tex.
@-Wm. Morris tcolored). at Ball Town.
La; assault.
29-Near Ball Town, La. Q whites and i5
negroes slain In race war.
Nov. NEGRO who attempted assault on
| Attention, Ma.
2,unknown negro near Columbia. g. C.
shot Mrs. Craft
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METEOROLOGICAL.

lar. LEarthouake m, Moupd Cl,y n,s
pI.asanton' Kan sis m NJ .n2w IL
e,b s-S.yero snowstorm, ,br,,,bo,, m
In Neb Kan ma No npS nor,s ~, ~;
Wls., Mich. and Ind, "'''' anu paris VI
"gi,led 'Tornado In Artsns,s TIIi. ~
aestroys much property n, Ina Iiiu
a@i,lrmPnsham. ,orangH Ala eye,op., 40 nsr,o,.
NT 'TcrnaSo %Tscks buiIeinny, biIeiy ass'rnSysd. q, nysf.
cash. o.,..Cycione a, PaVlIian, Mich. Sus''
4'6Nniisshiss'"s' 6aiisins., "'en'' cyclone Destroys
"na,a Rnaao' -"''e''ns' f'a'' wrecked by tor
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NEUROLOGY.

Jan. l-ignaiius Donnslly, author and ex-
cong,, In Minneapolis; 10
t.Ex-6oy. Z, ii. Bfogden Q', c., at Colds
s-p, b. Armour millionaire packer ard
philanthropist, az Chicago: 6S. ..Ex-U. s.
Senator Jas. w. Bradbury, In Augusta.
ls-Ex.qoy, Jas. A. Mount. In Indianapolis.
H,-Ey-U. , Senator II. II. Revels tMiss).
Feb, SEA; Cong. Geo. d, Tlllman. at ciarks
..Ea.cong. Jefferson Long tnesro,. a,
s-atn. b, NJ. Prentlss, hero OF Mexican
and civil wars. at Bethany. Mo; 81.
ioWcoSSg v;nn Col Aiber' A D. Shaw IN. 70 in
npEt,S.Ss nPdSs.;sSs;r 'y%Sss VIA ,s; NJ jackson. at
B-Maurice Thompson. poet and novelist,
at CrawfordsvIlis, Ind; ~ 'rx-Benator
O., A. Pierce IN. d., In chicagoi u.
n-Ex.u. y Senator Stephen N. White. In
n-JokS. W. Tower. smaiiest man In U. g.,
a. inches tall; IN Bennlnston, VI; e.
n;.Ez-y. ssnstor WIN. y. nvaTts. Ia
Nss is.Bssj .Hsrrssoa ssrd U. q. pr.s.,.
xdsss z sSs'fass's; Hsssss..l srssls4 - I..s.s.ss.
-
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to congress.
SNss,iIs.. sign: e treaty q gIwyiss y q g pr.
It. II. Ferguson becomes gov. Oklah hCrna.
if--Special Commissioner Rockhiil's report
OF conditions In Chine submitted 70 con-
RreeS.
1&.Pan-American congress meeting IN
Mexico breaks up. splitting on question OF
compulsory arbitration,
t9te canal treaty. :. Mayor Seth Low. Of
Henry c. Payne (WisJ appointed 10 va.
cancy.
nZseey Of Treasury Gage notifies prea
.oi dccision 70 retire from cabinet.
portfolio OF secretary Of treasury.
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der Colon to Capt. Perry, of Y. 3. battle.
ship Iowa. who holds city until arrival OF
government force.
Dec. 1-Pu Chun, Chinese heir apparent,
d,posed on ground that his father. Prince
Tuan. was author OF Boxer trouble.
N-Colombia liberals. supported by Senc-
xuela troops, capture Rio Hacha.
N-At Zacattcas, Mex, appalling loss OF
life attends burning OF municipal market.
reports sever. fighting at nu.
merous points In 8. Africa: losses about
ish.
2%-ti. q. decides to Gu. its claim against
China OF &5.0g.0O to 81 10000. which rep
rts,nts actual damage and cost OF mil
itary operations. Peace protocol be-
tween Argentina and Chill signed; both
continue preparations for war.
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N--wm. Mckinley. 2Sth u. 8. president.
dies at 2:i5 n. M: post mortem examina-
ton shows gnngrene to have set me-:
Pan-American exposition ordered closed
for three days out OF respect. ..Theo.
Roosevelt sworn as president.
W-Funeral services held In Milburn resi-
dence at II a. m; body lies In state In city
hall until 6 p. m.
ie-Funerai parry leaves for Washington
....Cxoigosz indicted on charge OF mur-
der In LIST degree.
H-Funeral services held In capitol at
Washington. conducted by Bishop An
drews OF Ohio with rites OF NJ, II. church
....Special train bears remains of late
pres. to Canton, o.
U-Pres. McKlnleys remains placed In
Westlawn cemetery at Canton. During
funeral services every wheel In country
stopped. Business generally suspended.
Services held In all principal capitals OF
M-Insanity experts nnd czolgosz sane.
0-Jury completed; assassin pleads guilty.
but attorney assigned to defend him en-
tiers plea OF not guilty.
t<--Verdict OF guilty OF murder In first de-
gree reported by jury.
0--Sentence Of death by eiectrocution pro.
nounced on Czolgosz; assassin removed
TO Auburn state prison.
Oct. 9-Assassin Czolgosx electrocuted;
autopsy shows healthy condition Of
Nov. s-First Mckinley monument un.
yelled ut Tower. MINI.
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mlrai How!son serving.
ia-Rear Admiral +. NJ, Ramsay appointed
to take llOwlson's place,
s0-S Schlty inquiry resumed after intCrmis-
sion caused by Pres. Mckin!ey's death.
si-JuGge jeremiah Wilson, aged -, senior
counsel for schlsy, dies suddenly In
Washington.
.I-Iourt refuses request OF Admiral
sampson to L. represented at trial by
counsel,
oct. W-Admiral schley takes stand, tells
story OF Santiago battle, and denies
charges against him.
Nov i-Evidence all In and arguments be-
capt. Lemly makes closing argument
and court adJourns to digest evidence
Dee. iS-schley court Of inquiry unani-
mously votes censure for 'vacillation,
dilatorincss and lack Of enterprise" prior
to June I and for Inaccurate official re-
ports and misleading statements on coal
supply. Admiral Dewey. In separate find
ing. gives Schley entire credit for the vic-
tory at Santiago,
iS-Ndmiral schley fi!es bill OF exceptions
to majority findings,
2--Admiral Sampson files protest against
Admiral Dewey's minority report,
H-Sscy Long indorses findings OF ma jority
OF court, ard orders dlsmissa of His
torian Maclay from service In Brooklyn
navy yard Pres. Roosevelt personally
Ieprimands Gen. Miles for discussing
Sehley case.
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|A.D. 1901 Passed In Review
CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD NOTING ALL OF THE
MOST IMPORTANT EVENTS.

N-Detroit Mich, - by explosion. Near
, Seneca. Mich. railway wreck on wabas n
road; number OF dead variousiy estimated
at from " to 81.
Dec. i-Gwynn Station. Pa. 8 In burning
home
4-xstoria. Ore. % by wreck Of British ship
Nelson.
s--Loss OF life In navigation Of great lakes
during season reported at 132.
i6-Eear Rockford, ILL.,, Q In railway COL
llsion. Near Essex. Mont. 7 In railway
wreck.
p-Pittsburg. Pa. 10 by gas explosion, In
Bell. bet. Charleston, W, Va, and Mont
gomery wrecked; . lives lost.
D-Pletsburg. Pa, g by explosion OF boil
ers in Black Diamond steel works.
H--Summerville. Pa, 4 In burning home.
g3-Alien;own. Pa, 6 In accident on Coop
ersburg branch OF Lehigh Valley Traction
Co.
25-Memphis, o., 4 In burning steamer Sun.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-27
CASUALTIES.

Jan. linear Hays. Miss. Z In freight wreck.
t-Just outside the Golden Gate, 20 by wreck
of steamer Iaqua, out bound from San
100 Missouri counties.
house. =. Model clty, n. Y. t. II. TSSf Tay!or
s-Rochester. n. y. 81 IN burning orphan
wreck ....
1.s,SiIII Esm. Curing parents, %is,snss: .
ssi.s;;,Isf;. .'..TOkyo. b. C.. si in burning
entering Golden Gate In fog: iss lives lost.
inciuding Consul wiidman. of Hong.
ADismondyIiis, &yo,, s by Are In mine.
disaster. '''
ii-chisSsSe: ,,Ss by boiler explosion. ,
lsWsIl.,op, @; 2 in burning cabin.
Hpr Ra,ppi. i Nj crssk 81 70 Gn m,ne sfS9ron BIO
TsI;; .;n6rslGs n ''sunri'e city Alaska, 80
EsSatS !. ssis@sso. y @ Jli;:s III Sts. e "''.
assl dIsaS 9% Tow.9 Il .sqfH % Mfs g .Ras dTiT
soi steamer CITY Of Padycah.
..sisn. GO, ,,,.
%: stesmer Daliim9re u Lake Huron,
.sehoonsr. -
~. .isc ss.y ra,l.a,lph,p, = plen,sssr. .wep,
ss,.; of Charleston. 8. G.. Is fishermen
..'ssa .'ss. Mountain. % M,'a $ In mine ''''''
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-27


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?O-Formal opening of Buffalo exposition
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