The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-04
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
For the week Ending March 1.

For the Week Ending March 1.
Stephen Pape killed his wife and himself
in South Chicago, Ill. Jealousy was the
cause.
Mrs. Honora McCarty, of SALISBURY.
VT, celebra ted her one hundred and twelfth
birthday.
Republicans OF the Thirteenth Indiana
district have renominated A. L. Brick for
congress-
The transports Hancock and Rosecrans
arrived in San Francisco from Manila with
1.613 soldiers.
]. Pierpont Morgan is said to have given
$2,OOO,0O0 to the University of the South at
Sewanee, Tenn.
AT Puttney, N. Y, Theron Drew, bach.
elor of 90, was married to Mrs. Robert Mil
Ter, widow of go
EX-Secretary Gage has accepted the
presidency of the United States Trust COM
pany at New York.
Frank Burianek, sa,oonkeeper in Leav-
enworth, Kan, killed Daisy Carpenter and
then killed himself.
Charles Curtis has been renominated for
congressman by the republicans of the
First Kansas district.
Ten thousand Chinese soldiers in the
Manning district revolted, and missionaries
Were advised to leave.
National banks in Chicago report the
largest deposits they have ever shown in
published statements.
Miss Stone sent message to her brother
at Chelsea, Mass, notifying him of her re-
lease by the brigands.
John Henry Rose was hanged at Wilson,
N. c., for shooting from ambush Thomas
A. Farmer last August.
Emperor William and the empress cele-
brated in Berlin the twenty-fifth ami
versary of their wedding.
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that New Chwang will remain an open
port under the cars rule.
The president decided to appoint Myron
H. McCord, former Wisconsin congress-
man, as marshal of Arizona.
The sailing vessel Jules Jean Baptiste.
carrying so persons, bound for st. Malo,
France, is believed to be lost.
Five of the six members of the Earl
family, living near Welsh, La, were
found murdered in their home.
The Cuban-American league is circulate
ing petitions In Washington for the annex
alton of Cuba to the United States.
The Congress of Mothers in session in
Washington elected as president Mrs.
Frederick Schoff. of Philadelphia.
Lawyer Ernst Wedekind, indicted for de-
frauding a client out of S4.176, killed him.
self in Chicago to avoid going to Jail.
The Cologne Gazette calls the Prince
Henry festivities one of the most beautiful
pages in Germans international relations.
John B. Sherman founder of the Union
Stock Yards and Transit company, Chi
cago, died after brief illness from grippe.
w. E. Reynard shot and killed Mar
garet Lambert in Pittsburg, Pa, and
then killed himself. Jealousy was the
cause.
In a fit of insanity the wife of Andrew
Rasch, of Harlan, Ia, poisoned her two
children and then attempted suicide, but
| failed.
| In the death of DR.. Joseph A. Booth
| in New York the last of the four sons
of Junius Brutus Booth, the elder,
passed away.
John Queen, well-known minstrel died
| in New York. He is the third great fun
| maker of the stage to pass away in the
| past fortnight
Edward Tuck, of New York, will estab-
lish free hospital in Paris for the benefit
| of Americans. 1t is to be named after Ben
| jamin Franklin.
| The proposed assassination in Chicago
! of States Attorney Deneen was foiled by
the arrest of Salyo Giovanni, a self-con-
! fessed anarchist.
| Dudley Johnson (white) and Benjamin
Foster (colored) were hanged at Asheville,
N. c., for burglary, which is a capital Of
| tense in that state.
DIRECTORS os ti,e Cha. .se.o,, exposition
repuGiated the action of Lieut. Gov. PHI
man in attempting to withdraw President
Roosevelt invitation.
Joseph Devlin, now touring the United
States in the interest of the United Irish
| league, has been elected to the British par
Lament from North Kilkenny.
The United States supreme court has
refused to allow the state of Minnesota
to file a bill of complaint to prevent the
merger of the northwestern roads.
i William Hoey. for many years general
superintendent Of the Adams Express COM
pany, committed suicide at New York
while temporarily insane from illness.
DR.. Fisk. principal of the Northwest
ern university preparatory school, Evan
ston. ILL.,, declares cigarette smokers
must stop using them or leave the school.
Six assay plants in Victor. Cripple
Creek. and Gold6eld, Col, were destroyed
almost simultaneously by dynamite.
Many persons were severely injured 1t
is supposed to be the result of COM
spiracy.