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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26

No one can ever rob Jefferson of the fame attaching to the fact that he was the great expositor of Democratic prin ciples in America. The simplicity of our DlIblic life. the dominance of the popu. far will in all government affairs. the growth of the referendum all indicate that Jefferson still lives and that his wholesome belief in the essential In tegritv of popular mandates has been se1ding roots down deeper and deeper into our national character
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26
Postal Cards from Abroad.

Washington Jan. 25.-The Postoffice De- partment today announced change in prae- tice under which hereafter all post cards ceived in mails from abroad addressed here. which are wholly unpaid, subject de livery to a charge of cents. equal to double the prepaid rate applicable to post cards in international mails and those short paid are subject to a charge equal to double the amount O the deficient hostage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26
Mail Lost in Collision.

Washington. Jan. 25.-Considerable mail was lost in the collision on the Santa Fe near Kas.. last week One train carried closed pouches containing mail from points in for eastern points. The mail on the other train was saved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26

Springs, N. r.. in November last. He Is about B years old. He gives a discon- nected story of himself and can refer to no acquaintance since leaving the State Of New York. He says he is bridge workman by trade. Hc passed through Birmingham last Tuesday. but did not stop. he says. No leters or anything was found that would identify him. King is in jail. and the Jefferson officials have been communicated with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26
Higginson in San Juan, P. R.

San Juan, P. R. Jan. 25.---Rear Admiral Higginson. commanding the United States North Atlantic Squadron, accompanied by his aide Lieutenant Commander Wnslow. oIrived from Culebra today to spend Sunday with Governor Hunt. dinner will be given in honor of Admiral Higginson Sunday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26
Kern Goes Back to New York.

New Orleans Jan. 25 Edward Kern. the valet who robbed P G. Thebaud of New York of s7o 900 worth of iewelry. left for New York tonight accompanied by Detective Ser geant Kelly. He admitted his identify in open court and left without further legal fight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26

the blind acquire this unusual develop ment When we acknowledge the pres ence of these fine, subtle nerves of intel ligence in the hand we can no longer doubt that in it's lines. mounts and con tour an intelligent. force has imprinted an interesting history, and that the hand gives forth its own story.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26
Pav Your Poll Tax.

All male persons between the ages of 21 and 45, under Section lIS of the new Constitution of Ala bama, must pay poll tax before February 1, 1902 or be deprived of the right of voting at primary, city and State elections. Do not dis franchise yourself.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26
Silva Sees Walker.

washinktoha uAni 25.-Mr. Silva. the Co., lombian Minister had conference today with Admiral Walker and ex-Senator Pasco of the Isthmian Canal Commission. Another confer ence will be held on Wednesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26

St. Joseph, Mo-, March 24, 1901. had . bad oase of Catarrh; my nose was always stopped up and my head ached continually, and the odor of my breath was sickening. had most annoying cough, also. tried Q number of remedies and was treated by several doctors, but got no relief-my case was thought to be incurable. g. 8. g. being after taking nine bottles was cured, and have never been troubled with Catarrh since. MISS MARY L. STORM,
 6o1 Francis Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26
Piles Cured
After. 30 Years.

Thos. F. Wood. SIS 17th St, Sacramento, Cal :-"One 50 cent box of Pyramid Pile Cure permanently cured me of piles For 30 years I suffered; underwent frightful I was unable to walk when I tried Py- ramid Pile Cure. The first application re- Iieved me" All druggists sell it. Quickly cures every form of piles. Book free by mail. Pyramid Drug O.. Marshall. Mich. tu-thu-sun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26
.Ardmore Merchant Fails.

Ardmore. L T., Jan. 25.-J. N. Barrat, a Ierchant of this city. was adiudged a bank lpt today petition Of St. Louis creditors liabilities. S6 900; asets. $50 900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26
"A Poor Way
 To Treat 2 GATARRH'

No one would be so foolish to knde the fire on top of pot make bo yet the treatment of Catarr IS often just as senseless and illogical Douches sprays ontments socaled tobacco cure and various other applications diligently used but the little good accomplished swept away by the first breath of winter When you attempt to cure
 constitutional disease-one affecting the entire purely local remedies you applying the fire to the top of the pot you doctong symptoms and like thousands of others get disappointing results In Chronic the the entire mucous membrane inner covering of the body tion The of blood upon the glands and cells produ much of which is absorbed into the blood and distributed way the somach kidneys aud intesnes are often seriously
 The nose throat and ears most frequently attack the mucous lining is exposed the cold damp air. which at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26
Stone Lunches with President.
Lefferson,s Fame Secure.

Washington, Jan 25.-Melville E. Stone. gen eral manager of the Associated Press took luncheon with the President today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26
Pay Your Poll Tax.

All male persons between the ages of 21 and 45. under Section IFS { of the new Constitution of Ala { bama. must pay poll tax before { February 1. 1902. or be deprived of !. the right of voting at primary, city 1 and State elections. Do not dis { franchise yourself. { -%%%% AA%%%%%%%%%S %S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26
Pay Your Poll Tax.

All male persons between the ages of Fl and 45, under Section ITS of the new. Constitution of Ala bama, must pay poll tax before February 1, 1902, or be deprived of tho right of voting at primary, city and State elections. Do not dis franchise yourself.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26

Suace causing or the little blood glands making breathing difficult and 1abored the throas becomes parched and dry; the hot watery discharge from the shanes S to s h color an,
 throat causing gaggng and almost constant coughing to dis1odge it. This offensive discharge in spite of all pre- cautions finds its way into the stomach and extreme nausea and an obstinate form of dyspepsia follow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26

Hope never costs anything.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26
Catarrh of
 the Stomach
A Pleasant, Simple, But Safe and Ef- fectual Cure for It.

Catarrh of the stomach has long been considered the next thing to incurable. The usual symptoms are a full or bloat- ing sensation after eating, accompanied
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26

Insomnia may be only another name for an accusing conscience.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-26

The perjurers hand Is easy to recog- nize When the witness is speaking the anything his hands hang loosely at hls side or behind his back, or are quietly
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-01-03

Feb, Sex; Cong. Geo. D. Tillmnn, at clarks
lo.cong Col Albert D. Shaw IN. Y.) in
15-Maurice Thompson, poet and novelist
at Crawfordsvllle, Ind. 81. -. Ex-senator
A. Pierce On; D2 tnDSnn In GSsesSo;W ;Wbts IS in
Los Angeles. Cal; 4S.
f--Ex-u, $. Senator VIM. NJ. Evarts. in
Mar. 1s--Benj. Harrison (2srd U. S. pres),
in Indianapolis; eS.
1s..Cong, Marriott Brosius, at Lancaster,
25--charlotte NJ. Yonge, celebrated author,
In London, Eng; 1S.
| S1-Miss Josephine IL. Barry novelist at
Apr. 12-Geo @. Cannon, leader of Nor
mons. at Monterey. Cal; a;
| Georgetown; 81.
May leCong. Rosseau e. Crump, in West
17-Ed win f. Uhi. ambassador to Germany
under Cleveland, at Grand Rapids
nMEx-cOng. C. A. Boutelle CMe), at
Waverly, Mass; 63.
D-Ex-Gov. John r. Tanner, at Springfield.
in in New York; g. 'N''' anu ''''' ~ ''
s-Dr. w. H. DAILY. chief surgeon Of volun-
| teers in Spanish war, who started en-
balmed beef inquiry, suicided at Pitts
l1..5Gov. VIM. ]. Sanford, at Tuscaloosa.
lSTEx-GO Hazsn s. Pingree cMich). in
| 23-Adelbert S. Hay, former consul to Pre-
| torla, at New Haven. Conn.
Jul. 1-u. s. Senator Jas. II. Kyle, In Aber-
deem, s. D.; 81
+Prof. John Fiske, historian. at E.
| Gloucester. Mass. so.
6-Congressman DIR. J. VIM. Stokes, at
Orangeburg, s. e.
12-Ex-Gov. r. Il. Hubbard. at Tyler. Tex.
Aug. S-Wm. A. Newall, ex-gov. of n. j.
OS4O and of Washington Ter GSI6), in
Allentown, N J.; Si.
29-Ex-Gov. Chas. A. Busiel, at Laconia, N.
H.: SO.
Sep. 16-.Rt.. Rev. II. f. whlpple. of Episco-
pal church. at Faribault, MINI; 70.
Oct. 10-LorenZo Snow, 5th pres, and head
of Mormon church. at Salt Lake City; Sc
-EX-Gov. John s. Pillsbury. in Mime
apolis; 73
2O-Rear Admiral F.. NJ. Bunce (retired) at
| Hartford. Conn; Go.
26--Josiah Turner at Hlllsboro. N. c.;
elected to congress after civil war and re-
fused seat; so.
29-Ex-Gov. II. B. Harrison, at New
Haven, Conn; so.
Nov. 7-Kate Greenaway, artist, IN London.
23-A. ]. Streeter. labor candidate for pres
in 1883, at New Windsor Ill.
21-EX-Gov. ID, II. Waite, at Aspen, Col.
!6.. Hon; Glenn StuGebaker, at South
Bend. Ind. 20.
Dec. l4-Ex-Gov. David P. Thompson Qnd
To, at Portland, Ore.
15-John Swinton, labor leader and writer
on economic subjects, in New York; Il.
l5-Gov. VIM. Gregory, at Wexford. r. l.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-01-03
AID. 1901 Passed In Review
CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD NOTING ALL OF THE
MOST IMPORTANT EVENTS.

$500 coo.
May 2-Between Somerfeld and Addison,
Pa. forest fires.
3-Jacksonvile, Fla. district 2k m. long by
u m. wide, lives lost and sl5,0OOo0O in
property.
4-Dallas. Tex. Southern Rock Island Plow
Co.'S block; s5O0.oOO.
12-Detroit. fire In lumber district; $500 600.
1S-Meadow Brook, Pa. country home OF
T. b. Wanamaker; S5C0,0o0
Jul. Pilot Springs, Va, Homestead hotel;
$500, 600
4-Baltmore Hoen & Co.'S bldg: $500
s-Sansas, 1900 acres whef.t.
l6-Wichita, Kan, Jacob Dold & Sons
packing plant; $1,000 900.
20-Mattoon. ILL.,, is incendiary fires In past
4 weeks; s., coo.
25-Davenport, Ia, business and residence
property worth s700,00o.
Aug. 26-Tiptonvlle, Tenn, almost entire
ly destroyed End time In year.
Sep. list. Johns, n. F.. business proper
ty; $500, 900.
Oct. T-Arkansas City. Ark, Paepke-Leicht
Lumber Co.'S yards: $500000.
S-Chicago, fire in docks of Peabody Coal
Co.'S docks; s65S. 900.
| l5-Beaumont, Tex, fire In business center;
2G-Hammond Qnd.) Packing Co.'S plant;
$500 900.
Philadelphia. Hunt. Wilkinson & Co.
| furniture store $500, coo loss and 10 persons
Nov. iS-cleveland. o., block; 100000
| &-New York, lumber yards and mills In
Il. 10th St; s1.0o0.CcO
| Dec. l-Worcester (O) university, main
| bldg.
23-Hamilton. o., Champion coated paper
| works; $4,000.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-01-03
BUSINESS FAILURES.

Jan. s-Paragould. Ark, Greene county
bank.
Feb. S-Ellettsville, In6., bank.
21-Lacygne. Kan, Citizens bank.
2-Ashley City, Ill, private bank; 5000
.Desplaines. Ill. Palmer and Meyers
Eiiettsyille, Ind. Edmund Palmer's
Mar Sd. r. searles. of New York, capital
s-Niles. Mich. 1st Nat bank.
H.W. s: Eden. Chicago hotel manager;
SO-Hannibal, N. Y. w. j. Brewster & Co..
bankers: $685.
Apr. iS-C!ty of Mexico, D. olivier & Co.,
I7-Lemars Qa.) Nat bank, on account of
$50, 900 shortage in preside nt's accounts.
2S--Salem, Ore, Gilbert Bros bank; $780,
2T,-westerly, R. L, Mechanics savings
bank; 81 ,CI0,0O0.
May .6-Cleveland. o., cuyahoga savings
ll~Canton Is. d. State bank.
2S-Gotherburg, Neb., Peoples state bank;
10000
Jun. S-Indianapolis State bank of Indiana;
voluntary.
ll-DeXter, Kan, bank.
25-Springfield, Mass, Pyrchon national
27~New York, Seventh national bank.
2S-New York, Henry Marquand & Co.,
bankers and brokers; 100000
29-Buffalo, n. Y, City national bank; 49,
S02. .C13
Jul. Buffalo, n. Y, Niagara bank.
3-Marsfield o., Sturges bank, also Mans
field machine works.
Aug. l-Chicago, George II. Phillips & Co..
board Of trade firm; $30O, 600.
| 2-Avilla, Ind. bank.
| 3-Austin. Tex, First Nat bank 500. 900.
| 24-Des Moines, Ia, Home Savings & Trust
Co... Malvern, o., Sandy Valley Banking
Co.
26-Carey (o) Banking Co....New Mata-
moras, o., bank.
| 2-Jamestown. Tenn, Bank of Fentries
| county: $4,000.
Sep. EBroken Bow, Neb., Bank of Custer
| county: $4,000
| Oct lS-Boyerton (Pa) Nat. bank.
| Dec. 5-Lenoir City CTtnn.) bank.
ll-Omaha Loan Il Trust Co; IS, 600, 900.
| l2-Wanatah Qrd.) bank.
| lc-Gothenburg Neb., state bank; So, 900.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-01-03

l7-Gate City and Big Stone Gag, va,
wrecked by cyclone.
21-Eear Naper, Neb, cyclone. killed.
23-W. Va, In Elkhorn river valley, cloud.
burst; 100 lives lost; towns Keystone and
Vivian destroyed.
2S-La Crosse, Wis, tornado.
Jul. 1--Record breaking heat. causes q
in Pittsburg, IA in Baltimore and In Chi
21-Heat smashos ali records in western
states; official thermometers register llS
deg. In ILL.,, 10 in Ia, lC4 in WIS, l06 In
Neb, 102 in Mich, ITO In Ind, and 100 In
Kan.
2e-Topeka, Kan, thermometer drops be-
low 100 mark 1st time In 2S days.
2I-Drenchng rain breaks drought In corn
belt. excessive heat had continued 40 das.
31-Kilmar, Kan, cyclone.
Aug. Slate wheat damaged by frost near
Bottlneau, N. d.
15-Tldal wave on gulf floods New Orleans,
and 6 persons drowned.
2l-Anadrako, Okla, wrecked by cyclone.
Sep. 1-Cleveland. o., cloudburst devastates
district miles long by IL wide; damage
s1,O0O.0p9.
Oct. 14-First snow of season ir Kan. and
killing frost.
Nov. S-Snowstorms In ILL.,, wis. and Ia.
12-Severe earthquake in southern Utah.
l6-Meteor sets lake of oil afire, near Tulsa.
1T.
25-Storm on Atlantic coast destroys prop
erty worth 81, 100000: 5 lives lost.
Dec; ;6--Extreme cold in Catskill mountains;
80 below recorded.
| 15-Coldest Dec. day In q yrs. in Chicago;
IL belowO. Intense cold throughout west.
| -. Floods throughout Pa. and N. Y: II
lives lost. Worst earthquake since Is
In Manila.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-01-03
cRIMEs.

Jan. l2-Louls Currier kills wife, son and
self, in Albany, y. Y.
Shurtz QO at Logan, Kan; disappointed
love.
24-Mrs Rose wurzer, drowned her 6 chill
dren, at Uriontown. Wash; insanity.
Mar. Henry Warne burns his stock and
buildings and kills son ard self, near
Den!son, Ia; insanity.
2l-Mrs. Naramore kills Der children, at
Cold Brook, Mass, but Tails In attempt TO
suicide.
23-Mrs. Nathan Townsend kills self ard
children, at Cass City, Mich; family
.9-Emil segerlln while insane kills himself
and daughters near Devils Lake, n. ID.
Apr. ct. l. Arlington kills Mamie Cleg-
horn and self at Somerville, Ca, on ac-
count Of broken engagement
May 4-Maruel Mess Kills wife and self at
Hebronville, Tex; Jealousy.
90-Eimer Lane Kills wife and self at Os-
ceola. Ia; domestic trouble. Mrs. Elmer
Quimby kills her children and self, near
Jun. 5-Wm Arnen. Jr.. of Beaverton,
Mich. kills daughter, Grd wounds wife,
sisters and brother; was Intoxicated.
6-Leroy Groves (aged le) kills brother. sis
ter and self near Napoleon, o., crazed by
sensational literature.
7-DalIas, Tex, men killed In street duel.
E7-Jessle Morrison found guilty of man
slaughter in 2nd degree for murder Of
Mrs. Oiln Castle.
Jul. 2O-Chas. McClumsy shoots Mamie
BE. Kirby kills wifo ard self at Dodge
Aug. -2--Actor Thad Brooke Kills Mile
Lighthawk and self during rehearsal at
Omaha; jealousy Mccullough
kills wife and self at Crawfish, o.; was
intoxicated.
Frank Schultz Kills wife ard daughter at
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. drunk ard jeal-
Gus.
2l-At Reynolds, Miss, shot in fight in
court during trial
23-Blake Logan, . sons and Wilson broth
ers killed by West Mays and George
! Golden at Williamsburg, Ky; trouble
over woman.
21-Mrs. Perry throws her children and
self into well near Northfield. o.
| Oct. Faction fight near M6clesboro, Ky
results in killed. wounded.
| 26-AnGrew 1sraelson wounds father-in.
| law, kills wife, sister-in-law and self al
Iron River. Mich.
| Nov. l-Walter Schneider kills Minnie
Reichsteller and self. near Reading, Pa
| 25-Robert Viking kills Jacob Stokes (hi:
| father-in-law) and Mrs. Stokes, at Union.
| Vile. o.; Is then killed by a son of Stokes
| Lee. 4-At Opp, Ala, double murder cause:
] race riot; 2 negroes killed.
/ l0-Rev. John kinnunen kills wife. chill.
dren and self at Copper Falls. Micn; wa.
insane. Mrs. Gilbert fatally ASSAULTED
| in Washington. ID. c.
| l-Pearl Warner, Louise Kline, Sherman
dollhouse and John Jacobs. all suicide II
Columbus tO.) boarding house.
| l9-John +. Bull kills wife ard self at Par
sons, kan....L. I. Exum kills wife anC
self. near Centerville, Tex.
| 2l-QuArrel over land near Wlimot, Ark.
results in killing of persons.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-01-03
LYNCHINGS.

Jan. 2-Louis McAdams (negro), near VIII
sonville, Ala; assault.
4-Jim Densen and brother Cnegroes), at
Madison. Fla; murder.
l5--Fred Alexander lEegro), at Leaven-
worth, Kan; murder of white GIRL.
Chas. Lang (negro), near EllSo. S. C; as
Feb. lI---Geo. Carter (negro), at Paris, Ky;
assault.
La murder of Alexander Bourgeois,
wife and children.
9p-Peter Bergman (colored), at Mena.
Ark; assaulted l2-year-od girl.
26-Geo. Ward (negrol, at Terre Haute,
Ind; murder OF Ida Flnkelstein. ohm
Knox twhIte), at Scranton, Miss; murder
Mar. 2tDewey Smith negro), near Rich
mond, Mo-. murder,
6-Will Davis (coloreG), at Shreveport, La;
9-Thos. Applegate (white), at Eatonville,
n. j.; killed by white caps for wife
16NIke Fitzgerald (colored), at Tlptonville,
Tenn; assault. Negro woman near
Rome, Tenn. was suspected of theft.
Apr. 6-May Hearn (white). at osceola.
Ark: murder
23-Wyatt Mallory (colored). at Spring
field, Tenn; assault.
May 2-rhree negroes, suspected of being
implicated in murder, shot near Selma.
Ala, by unknown parties.
ll-Jas. Brown (colored), at Springfield.
Ala; assault.
Ark, charged with incitng negroes to
22-Milt Calvert (negro). at Griffith, Miss.
| 25-Wm. Campbell (coloreG). at Pond
Creek, Okla; had shot Deputy Sheriff
Geo. Smith
sl~Calvin Hall and sons and Dan Yantis
at Lookout. Cal; petty thievery.
Jun. - Mob of lynchers routed by Sheriff
Merrill at Carrollton. Ga. killing and
injuring 3.
l1-Jas. McLoid (white) at Hamburg,
1e-Frank Smith ard F. D. McLand (ne.
groes), near shreveport, La; implicated
In Foster murder. ID b. Jones (negrc
preacher), at La Grange. N. C.. assault
Jul NEGRO who attempted assault on
white woman at Lawrepceville. Va.
| 15-AleX. Herman (negro), hanged by ne
gro mob. charged with murder. Louis
Thomas Negro), near Girard, La. stole
220Wm. Brooks (colored). at Elkins. w
Va: shot Chief of Police Lilly
| Aug. l-Betsey McCray (colored), her son
and daughter, at Carrollton, Miss. muir
swim Price (coIored), at Carrollton
| 19-Will Cooley and Jean Carter (negroes)
near Pearce City, Mo-; suspected OF muir
| der
Tex; assault and murder.
| Sep. S-Bill Tourney (colored), at Chestnut
| Grove. Ala; assault.
| 12-Ernest Harrison, Sam Reed and Franl
Howard (negroes) at Wickline, Ky.
Oct. Five negroes and Ehlte killed IL
| race war In Harrison county, Tex
24--Wm. Morris (coloredl, ct Ball Town
La. assault.
2s-Near Ball Town. La, 2 whites and L
negroes slain in race war.
| Nov. NEGRO who attempted assault oil
wife OF Representative Daugherty. a
| Attention, Ma.
2s-unknown negro near Columbia. S. C.
shot Mrs Craft.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-01-03

u.
22-Queen Victoria dies after reigning Ga
years. Flags are half-masted over gov
eminent buildings at Washington. Prince
of Wales becomes Edward VII. king of
Great Britain and Ireland and emperor
of India
24-King Edward formally proclaimed in
LONDON after the quaint customs of ear
Feb. iEQueen Victorias remains laid be-
side those of her husband in Mausoleum
at Frogmore.
7-oueen Wilhelm!na of Holland marrles
Duke Henry of Mecklenburg-Sc -Schwerin
dynamite explosion in San Andres
mine in Mexico kills 81 prisoners.
Apr. 3-China refuses to sign Manchurian
treaty with Russia on account of protests
of powers.
May 2-Final terms of powers to China fix
indemnity at 450.0O0.0O0 taels. Glasgow
exposition opened.
9-First federal parliament of Australia
opened by duke of Cornwall (now Prince
OF Wales) at Melbourne.
Jun. G-Field Marshal Count Won Waldersee
departs from Picking amid great military
2l-Hoshl-T former japanese minister
TO u. s., assassinated in Toxic.
2-Leipziger bank at Leipzig. Germany,
suspends; SIS. 600.
27-..istrla and Mexico resume diplomatic
relations. broken off in 1867 by execution
Jul. 6-Prince Won Hohenlohe. former Ger
man chancellor, dies at Ragatz. Switzer-
l0--Suitan OF Turkey deposits $685. COO with
Am. minister to settle claims OF Ameri-
cans growing out of Armenian troubles.
1S-Earl Russell pleads guilty to blgamy at
bar of house of lords In London; SEN
fenced to mos. imprisonment,
Aug. 5-Dowager Empress Frederick OF
Germany dies at Friedrichshof
A--Columbla opens war on Venezuela with
an invasion.
Sep. a-Mlss ELAN NJ Stone and Mrs Tsilka
captured By brigands near Banskn. Mace
donii and taken to mountains whence
letter Is sent demanding $4,000.
| l9-Boers capture 200 British tr, ops al
| Scheepers Nee. British torpedo noat de.
| stroyer Cobra founders in Nortl sea; g
lives lost.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-01-03
INDUSTRIAL.

Feb. Purchase of Southern Pacific by
Vanderbilt interests completes transpor-
tatlon system extending without break
from New York TO the orient.
23-Morgan steel combination Cknown is u.
s steel eorporation) organized; capital,
Apr. S-Combinatlon formed in New York
to control practically entire silver and
copper output OF country.
1o-American Soap Manufacturing assn
composed of 35 factories) organized in
Chicago.
May sill. Central r. r. establishes PEN
sion system for old employees.
7-Street railways of Albany, Troy. Cohoes,
Watervliet ard Rensselaer,, N. Y, tied up
by strike.
strike for Chr. day.
Jun. 26-Many injured in fight between la
borers and police at Rochester, n. Y.
S-Employes of Am. Sheet Steel & Am.
Steel Hoop Cos. ordered to quit work be-
cause of wage disagreement.
Jul, lFPres, Shaffer, OF Amalgamated
assn, orders strike in all U. S. steel cor
poration mills.
Aug. 12-Total number of steel workers out
is 69.OOo
l4-Charters of lodges OF steel workers at
South Chicago revoked because of re-
fusal to join strike.
Sep. 4-Pres. shaffer refuses schawb's
IL -ltee strike ended on terms originally
offered by Pres. Schwab of U. S. Steel cor
Oct. l-Combination OF % leading plowmak-
ers ERECTED In Chicago; $l00 O00. 900 capital.
AT Fall River. Mass, $1,000 mill operators
strike for per cent. wage increase.
| Nov. n-Dennis Mulvihill. coal HEAVIER,
elected mayor of Bridgeport, Conn.
Dec. 5-Am. Federation OF Labor in 2lst an
nual convention, at Scranton. Pa.
Isl. S. Steel corporation adopts civil serv-
ice system for 2,000 employees on lake
| boats
| l+-Samuel Gompers reelected pres. Am.
| Federation of Labor, at Scranton, Pa.
epresentatiyes OF capital and labor
ting labor disputes.