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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-01-16
DISASTERS ON LAND.
Deaths by Explosions, Collisions and
Fires.


Fires.
6. deaths in the burning OF the Harvard hotel.
Mnnea polls
4 10 lives lost in the burning Of the orphan
asylum at Rochester, n Y
II. persons crushed TO death and 20 injured in
theater panic caused by an alarm OF FIRE in
Chicago.
ls s killed in q head on collision on the Grand
Trunk railway at Locke Mills, Ne.
FEBRUARY.
8. At Baku. Russian Transcaucasia. maHy lives
were lost By naphtha and petroleum fra.
I killed and several injured in sn accident on
the Erie railroad at Gteenyille. Pa
81 persons killed by = dynamite explosion at
the San Andres mine. state Of Durango. Mex
leo.
damp at the yelling colliery, Vancouver is
land.
FL 70 killed and 40 injured in head on collision.
= the Camden and Amboy railroad near Tren-
q. 8. miners killed by explosion in the Diamond
vile colliery, kenmerer, Wy.
MARCH.
II. Heavy loss Of life and many injured BY ex-
plosion which wrecked the Doremus laundry
and the Waverly theater Chicago
Is lo miners killed by an explosion in the Gates
mine, Fayette county. Pa.
APRIL
Is 80 killed and 100 injured by explosion In
electro chemical works at Greisheim. Ger
many.
NAY.
Is. miners killed and fatally injured by IN
explosion at the Georges Creek Coal and Iron
Co., Pennington, W. Va
4. Fatal explosion in the Universal coliery.
Wales; over so lives lost.
36. killed and many injured In trolley crash
At Albany.
a. q miners killed by an explosion In the Rich.
land mine, near Dayton, Tenn.
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1901 IN REVIEW
Brief Record Of Events Of
the Year.
THE NEW CENTURY BEGUN.
Deaths Of Great Rulers, a Queen
and q President--The Struggle In
South Africa-Items Of Personal,
Political and Miscellaneous Affairs.
Disasters From Fire, Storm and
Accidental Classified Summary.
PASSING OF M'kINLEY.
The Assassination. Death, Succession
of Roosevelt and Memorial Services.


of Roosevelt and Memorial Services.
SEPTEMBER.
G. President Mckinney shot while holding q re-
ception in the Tsrole Of Music at the Pan
American exposition by a man known as Fred
Nieman, but who proved to be Czolgosz; two
bullets entered the presidents body. and one
was Immediately removed by the surgeons; ;
the assailant was seized and locked up.
a. President Mckinley died at the residence of
President john G. Milburn of the exposition
in Buffalo at 2:l5 u. m. the first sinking
spell came on the morning Of the previous
day and was followed by slight rally in the
forenoon; at night the 18th (FridaD the
vitality was low and all hope ahandoncd Mrs
Mckinley at the dcathbed and among
the last words spoken by her dying husband
were those which will pass into history,
Goods will be done. not oIrs"
Vice President Theodore Roosevelt took the cath
OF Office president OF the United States at
Buffalo; after taking the cath he procaime d
the following pledge: I'm this hour of deep
and terrible national bereavement ] wish to
state that it shall be my aim to continue ab-
solutely unbroken the policy of President Nc
Kinley for the peace and prosperity and honor
Of our beloved country"
Is. Funeral services the remains Of President
Mckinley held at the hilburn house, Buf-
falo; the body was then escorted to city hail,
where it lay in state.
l6. The remains OF President Mckinley were TAX.
from Buffalo to Washington and placed in
the White House. where they lay in state; !;
later the remains were removed from the
White House to the capitol. where q state
funeral held.
19. The funeral train Of President Mckinley
reached Canton and the remains lay in state
in the Cour, house.
10. Final honors paid to the remains Of President
Mckinley at Canton: after religious services
casket was placed in Woodlawn cemetery !;
President Roosevelt and the chief officers Of
the government attended the services: through
out the country there Il complete sus-
pension Of business. and religious and special
memorial services were held in every city and
town
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RACES AND SPORTS.

APRIL
20. His Eminence the Kentucky Derby at
Louisville.
80. McCovern defeated the "Omaha Kid" for the
featherweight championship Of the world at
1. Banastar the Metropolitan Handicap at
Morris park
IL. santoi won the English Jubilee.
25. Conroy the Brooklyn Handicap at
Gravesend.
5. Volodyovsky won the English Derby.
Z. Cap and Bells II. won the Oaks Stakes at
EPSON.
Is. Alcedo won the Suburban Handicap at Sleeps
head Bay.
16. Cheri won the Grand Prix at Longchamps.
%. Robert Waddell won the Chicago Derby.
q. Yale won the varsity event OF the year at
New London; time, 1851.
8. The Leander crew beat the University Of
Pennsylvania crew in. the contest for the
Grand Challenge cup at the Henley regatta
the Thames.
6. The Brighton Handicap. at Brighton, N. Y.
by James Il. Keenes Toddy.
Is. Cresceus defeated The Abbot at Brighton
Beach, breaking the trotting record for
ing; time, 2:03A.
81 Yankee won the Futurity Stakes at Sleeps
head Bay.
4. The Columbia won the third and decisive race
for the Americas cup, beating the Shamrock
time allowance Al seconds.
10. Baseball season closed with Pittsburg hold
ing the National championship and Chicago
the American championship.
NOVEMBER.
O. Harvard defeated the University of Pennsyl-
yania at football on Franklin field; score, 33
to 6.
Is Jeffres defeated Rubin in battle for the
worlds championship at San Francisco.
l6 Yale defeated Princeton II to in the annual
football game at New Haven.
Cornell defeated Columbia at football in New
York city; score, q to 0.
Henri Fournier the French automobilist,
tahlished worlds record by covering a
mile in 81 As seconds the Coney Island
boulevard, Brooklyn.
q. Harvard the intercollegiate football cham
pionship game on Soldiers field, Cambridge;
score, % to 0.
%. Terry McGovern defeated in rounds by
young Corbett" (Billy RothweN) for the
featherweight championship at Hartford.
Cornell defeated University of Pennsylvania at
football ON Franklin field; score. "a to 6.
so. The West Point football team defeated the
Annapolis team ct Franklin field; score, II
to 5.
DECEMBER.
L. Walthour won the day bicycle race in New
York, Wilson coming in second; distance,
3.555 miles laps
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

fEpRCAnY.
II. The promotion oi Mai. Gen. Nelson A. Miles
10 the rank of lieutenant general confirmed
by tie senate.
2. Tie pope celebrated his elst birthday.
4. Mckinley and Roosevelt inauzusted.
Tie JGth congress adjourned
90. Gen. Frederick Funston appointed br!gadief
general Of the regular army.
JCsE-
30 Maj. Gen. W. r. shafter retired from service
and transferred the command OF the depart
ment Of California to Cen s. D. n. Young.
JrLY.
Is President Mckinley proclaimed free trade Be.
tween Porto Rico and the states
sEFrEasEa
IL. The cz.r Of Russia arrived at Dantxic and was
received by the German emperor.
II. The Sehiey court Of inquiry began lis session
in Washington.
IL Judge Eli florence Of Milwaukee elected COM
E.anGer in chief Of The q. A. K at Cleveland
soyErBEa-
l. n Santos Dumont. the French aerial navi-
gator. awarded the Deutsch prize Of 1000
francs for his successful sirshIp.
5. Seth Low elected mayor u Greater New York.
DEcE2EER-
2. TIE s7th congress opened.
H. Opinion Ct the SchIey court Q. inquiry pub
lished. The court united In csnsGring the sd-
rnirsi on the following points: Disobcaienee
Ct orders. the Colen attack Nay 81. the
Brooklyn loop. injustice fiodgSOn and mis-
leading reports Admiral Dewey alone held
that the voyage to Cienfuegos and Santiago
was made with al possible dispatch. that
SchIey's blockzde ~ss effective and that be 10
entitled 10 the credit for 'he victory Of July g.
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ANNUAL CONVENTIONS.

AUGUST.
(. The Methodist Episcopal ecumenical confer
cnce opened in London.
20. TIiennia conolave Of the order Of knights
Templars opened at Louisville. Ky.
sErTEMsER.
Q. The 3jth annual encampmcnt Of the O. A. r.
met at Cleye land.
10. The Naval Veterans held their annual parade
at Cleveland in honor Of the s7th anniversary
of Perry's victory on Lake Erie.
II. The British Science association met In annual
session at Glasgow.
II. The national encampment OF the Sons Of Vet
erans opened in Providence.
OCTOBER.
2. The general convention Of the Episcopal
church opened in San Francisco.
S. The Society OF the Army Of the Cumberland
held its annual reunion at Louisville.
NOVEMBER.
l3. The 33d annual reunion OF the Society OF the
Amy Of the T,nncssee opened In lndisnapoii.
DECEMBER.
s. The American Federation Of Labor met at
Scranton.
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JUNE.

mines, Port Royal. Pa
q. II deaths from . fireworks explosion at Pater.
son, N. J.
I. II boys killed by a stroke Of lightning on
pier in Chicago.
10. 10 killed and fatally injured In a wreck on
the Chicago and Alton road near Marshall, No.
II. workmen killed and 10 injured by the col
lapse of bridge at Ashtabula, o.
0. 80 killed and 100 injured by an explosion Of
naphthaline in Philadelphia, which destroyed
buildings.
IA. 13 lives lost in q fre which penned a party
of workmen in . tunnel crib at Cleveland.
10. 13 bridge workmen killed by explosion Q.
stored dynamite at Herkimer, n. Y.
20. persons killed and I75 burned otherwise
injured in an explosion and fire in the Atiki-
tic Refining plant at Point Breeze, near Pki.a-
delphia
20. killed in a wreck on the Pennsylvania rail-
road at Fairville, N. Y.
30. Sc killed and 13 injured in wreck the
Great Northern at Nyack. Non.
SEPTEMBER
Il. killed and many injured by a triple explo-
sion at the smokeless powder works at OAK
q. 40 passengers killed in a railway wreck at
Bucharest.
OCTOBER.
25. miners killed and 20 injured in an explosion
in the Buttonwood mine. Wilkesbarre, Pa.
NOVEMBER.
6. Fire destroyed the Klondike theater at Hur-
ley, Wis, causing IL deaths.
16. 8 deaths in a fire in the Pocahontas coal mine
at BiuefclGs, W. Va.
II. 10 japanese laborers killed and % injured in
q collision between a work train and freight
on the Great Northern railroad near Blair,
Mon.
20. 25 killed and nearly 100 injured by sufoca-
tion from smoke and gas during fire in the
Smuggler- Union mine at Telluride, Colo.
killed and II passengers and trainmen
injured in a head collision the Santa
Fe road Franconia, Arz.
Is. 26 people killed and "a injured by explosion
of boiler in the Penberthy Injector Co.
plant, Detroit.
q. Nearly 100 killed and about the number
injured in wreck and fire ON the Wabash
railroad near Seneca, Mich.
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Child Worth Millions.

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THE OBJ SERVER,
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A GREAT OPPORTUNITY.

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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
A Variety of Happenings at Home
and Abroad.

JANUARY.
"a. Albert Edward. prince of Wales, formally pro-
claimed king. with the title Edward VII
FESRrART.
Z. Funeral Of Queen Victoria
The centennial anniversary OF the installation
Of John Marshall, chief justice Of the United
States, celebrated throughout the Union.
MARCH.
C. hour battle between Germans and Chi
at the Great Wall. in the pass Of Chung
shun, resulted in the defeat Of the Celestizis
with great slaughter.
l6 The Count de Castelisne wounded II. de
Rodsys. . journalist, in q duel At Paris
Is Cossacks charged students At . demonstration
in st. Petersburg.
y. Nile. Sophie Croisette, once noted actress
(Mme. Jacques Stern), died in Paris.
g. Aguinaldo, the Filipino leader. captured by
Gen Frederick Funston. z. S. ". in his hid
ing place in the province Of Isabella
% The Rev. John Jasper, who promulgated the
sun do move" theory, died It Richmond
IL. The imperial palace At Peking, occupied a
headquarters Of The allies By Count ron Wal
dersee, burned
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How
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The dial of the punch

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Believing DR.. Seth Arnold's Balsam
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Schley's counsel, in Washington; aged 90.
48. John C. Nicolay, secretary and biographer
Of Lincoln. in WashingtGp; aged 20.
q. Kirk B. Armour. head 0: the Armour Packing
Co, at Kansas City. No.
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[. Gen E. H. Hobson, Mexican war veteran
who led in the pursuit and capture OF the
Confederate r1ider, John H. Morgan, At Cfsve-
land, o.; aged a.
D. c. c. DeImonico, the last Of the faniiy Of
New York rsstzurzteurs, at Colorado Sprinsh
|. Simon Sferne. An authority upon railroad and
constitutional Law, in Ness York city; aged g.
{. Judge Jeremiah Wilson. chief Of Admiral
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10. 16 deaths from explosions in the Port Royal
mines, Port Royal, Pa
q. II deaths from . fireworks explosion at Pater.
son, N. ].
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STAGE NOTES.

E. II. Sothern and his wife. Virginia
Harmed, will sail for Europe June o.
Mark Murphy, we'll known in vaudeville,
will branch out and be one OF next sea-
sons stars,
Eugene O'Rourke will probably play the
part of Hennessey when Charles Froh-
man produces ''Mr. Dooey."
Contracts have been signed under which
"Hearts Afiame" will be put on In New
York September l for a long run.
"There and Back is the title selected
for new play in which Charles Haw-
trey is soon TO amuse his London admir-
era,
IL present negotiations go through
king Dodo' will be presented in London
next fall A separate company will be
selected.
Nellie Lynch has been re-engaged to
play the principal soubrette In the Eng
lish musical comedy, san Toy" man
aged by Edwin Price.
1t is reported that William Gillette will
appear next season In the play doctor
Nicola" 1t is sort of Sherlock Holmes
character.
Ellen Terry, Mrs. Kendall and Beer
bohm Tree are to appear i'm sumptu-
GUS revival of 1.-The Merry Wives of
Windsor In London, June H.
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USEFUL TO KNOW.

Many a plumbers bill can be saved
by keeping small rubber hand ex-
haust pump hanging by the sink. II
boiling water and washing soda are
used lavishly to prevent the accumula-
tion of grease in the pipes. pipes will
not become clogged. But, If grease
does not collect, and bits Of other mat
ter, washed through the strainer, lodge
in it, the exhaust pump Is present
help in time of trouble, and often is all
that the professional plumber uses to
remedy the difficulty. 1t costs but a
few cents in the kitchen department of
popular priced shops.
At the first suspicion of ivy poison
ing wash the skin in water in which
common baking soda (saleratus) has
been dissolved. Make the solution
strong, and "spat" it on, allowing the
deposit of the white powder to remain
on the skin. Apply frequently for
twenty-four hours.
Let sleepless people court the sun.
The very worst soportic is laudanum,
and the very best is sunshine. There
fore poor sleepers should pass as many
hours in the sunshine as possible.
Take also a cup of hot milk before eat
ing.
Falling hair can often be checked by
washing with very strong salt water.
Battle the scalp with this every day un-
til cure Is effected.
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by President MERRILL Sunday evening,
sermon before Theological seminary by
Rev. r. Trotter, D. D., president OF
Acadia university; Monday, June IS, 8
p. M, Kingsford prize defamation con-
test Monday evening, graduating ex-
ercises Of Colgate academy; Tuesday,
10 a. M, meeting Of the board of trus-
tees; II a. M, class of 'S4 prize debate;
8 p M, Theological seminary COM
mencement, with address to graduates
by Prof. Arthur Jones, D. D.; p. m.,
meeting of Phi Beta Kappa society;
7.30 p. n,., eighty-flfth annual meeting
of Baptist Educational society of the
state Of New York, with address by
Rev Emery j. Hunt, D. D., president
of Denison university; Wednesday,
June 1s, senior class day; class reunion;
presidents reception, to in the even
ing; an address before Alumni associ-
alton by Prof. c. II. Wager, Ph.D.. OF
Oberlin college,; Thursday June 10. 10
a. m., university commencement, fol-
lowed by alumni dinner.
The Kingsford prize defamation
speakers, appointed on excellence of
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CLARk'S SUMMIT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Custard, of Strouds-
burg, have returned home, after spend
ing few days with their son, Rev. j.
Custard, at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage.
Messrs. John Malburg and Barney
Reese, Of Scranton, called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Burt Hollister on Friday last.
Mrs. c. H. Riker visited friends here
last week.
Mrs. r. Deane and son, Arthur, Of
Scranton, called on Mrs. II. o. Fritz
one day last week.
Elmer Twining has returned from
Florida, and is now employed by DIR.
Cameron in his butcher shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Hufford, Of
Stroudsburg, visited old friends here
recently.
DR.. Lindabury of Scranton, is at
tending Mrs. Burt Hollister, who has
been ill the past couple of weeks.
Clark's Summit was visited by quite
.iJfd frosts last week.
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TUNKHANNOCK.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

special 10 tne scranton lriUuHc'
Tunkfannock, June Mrs. George
j. Berlinghoff, of Scranton, is the guest
of her uncle, Captain Eugene s. Ham
drck. on Tioga street.
Mrs. George s. Kutz, who has been
visiting friends at Scranton, the past
week, has returned home.
The Tunkhannock Gun club held a
shooting tournament on the fair ground
across the river. on Friday afternoon.
The trophy, silver cup, was won by
John B. Fassett and Spencer d. Reed.
of the Tunkhannock club. A large
number of marksmen were in attend
ance from Pittston, Towanda, Wyalus-
ing and other places.
MIR. and Mrs. George Phillipson. Of
Carbondale, who have been visiting
relatives at this place, returned home
on Saturday.
Miss Lillian Hickman, of sayre, for
merly a resident of this place, is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. NJ.
Phillips, on Warren street.
Mrs. Charles Terry, of Sayre, is visit
ing friends at this place.
Nelson II. Jayne, of Allentown, spent
Memorial Day at this place.
Samuel Pope has secured a position
in canning factory in Jefferson co,,n-
ty and expect to remove his family
there soon.
A large party of people from Pittston
\spent Memorial Day at Lake Carey.
A company has beeen formed to build
h telephone line from this place to
Wilkes Barre by the way OF Centre
noreand and will apply for a charter
bn July 1. 1t is to be known as the
centremoreland Telephone company.
Mrs. Henry Harding. of Scranton, is
spending a few days with her son at
his place.
Attorney Rush j. Thompson, Of Dush-
ore. was transacting legal business at
this place on Saturday.
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WIN MMERS.

The cantata given last Tuesday night
at the Evangelical church. under the
auspices of the Women's Christian
Temperance union, was success.
Mr.. Dota, the able musician, has or
ganzed singing class at the VIM
mer's church. 1t is hoped they will
sing full as we'll and little better
than any of the adjoining hamlets.
They invite all good singers from
abroad to come and sing with a hearty
welcome, no matter what denomination
they belong to.
Mr.. +. Rauschmyer was bitten by a
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ton, spent Decoration day with her
cousin, Miss Lena Waterman.
Mrs. j. N. Bailey is seriously i'll at
her home on Main street.
Mrs. Arnfield, of Parsons, visited her
daughter, Mrs. Alfred Smith, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Perry, of Green
wood, were callers in Scranton, Satur-
day evening.
Messrs. Samuel Basset and William
Clark spent Decoration day at Har-
vey's lake.
Samuel Sedell. of Binghamton, was
caller in town on Thursday.
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Solutions for Last Weeks Puzzles:

Monday, May 26.-'rhe goat is in the
smaller trees and the parrot beneath CRU
soe's belt.
Tuesday. May 21.-The Queen in trees
in front of castle; the King in trees at
the side.
Wednesday, May cS-The dog is over
the young lady's shoulder; one man back
of her hat and the other between the
trun..s of the trees.