The Dickinson press., 1902-12-27

6. Personal: Opc Leo Mia. celebrated
the "itil anniversary OF his coronation.
Aguinaldo Sc at liberty.
Z Fires: IN i'lattshurS. n. v; loss $l25,-
900. Cummings tour nils at Osweso,
N. y, struck by lightning and burned !:
loss SiG0.GUj.
Convention: The National Educat tional
so,ia,,on q minneapolis.
8. Weather: II persons killed by heat in
Pittsburg.
Obituary: li-s. Charles Godfrey Leland.
wife CT celebrated author. at Florence.
Italy: aged =.
10. Accidcn;s: Explosion CT tirc;!anp in
mine Of Ia:::..r:.. s.. cl Co.. n,2r Johns
town, Fat: E,o.r than l1J ,ninc's killed
Obituary: Capt. Nill;a:,, w. Rcisngcr
Z. S. NJ. commanding cEaiser Phila-
des,.li;;. ;':,c:.ri his ship. AIRS. Annie
Alc%a:s" iiccor (Airs. Alexandcr>.
EnGiis!, novelist; aged -.
Convention: baptist y..ung Peoples un-
ion net IT 'r-v;;i,.icc. r. |.
IL. ohi'"ar:: :i. /; i,er. Patrick a. Fec
han. l:oi.l;:'t ta,ho:ic archbishop of
CE;@2&;o. ii ! i. :.: aged .S.
IL. pc:sun#:: ..s:'"ui:$ oil ai:,hury re-
signed a.. ). J. E";iour became pre-
n!.rr OF ',:".t i3rit;;i.
Obituary: =, 'i'!!Gr::.E; i. Morgan, noted
war vetri..A - OsG.ni,lg. y. v; aged
GO. Mrs. I-'o;2 Bridges; !.',.:,.::!. actress
| who ori:s::H:.,r,l roi' of Crccil III in
SSiiNi8 - iI.p ' An NflllN At NSE-
sas City, Mo-: aged ~
IA. Foreian: 'Fhc celebrate I'd c;lupa;iilc, or
bell tower. OF Venice :cll.
16. Fire: In G,iayaquil. Ecuador: loss ST.
000.OO0.
Obituary: Rev. john S. Brown. Oldest
| Unitarian minister in United States. at
Lawrence, !i:tn.; aged g.
| II. Boating Accident: II drowned off isle
| OF Shoals, ..?as:
20. To-nadoc:;: Baltimore visited by Il
| heavy storm: l3 killed and mach dam
age done. 73 persons drowned in rus
sia.
| Obituary: John W. Mackay. American
capitalist, in London; aged %
q. Marine Disaster: More than 100 cxcur-
sionists drowned by sinking OF tho
Elbc river steamer Prinlus at Ham,
| burg.
"a. Obituary: Cardinal l.cicchow%.i, dis
tinguished Roman Catholic prclate in
Rome; aged 50.
g. Fire: At Camden, S. c.; loss, 100000.
25 Fire: At Albany. N. Y; $2Jo,0o0 loss.
Sporting: Jumcs J. Jcffrics defeated
| Robert Fit:smmons ut San Francisco,
| retaining heavyweight championship
| Of the world.
| a. Obituary: DIR. Eugene Grissonl, noted
| alicrist, at Washington. d c.; aged II.
49, Obituary: Chief Rabbi Jacob Joseph,
head of orthodox Hebrews, in New
| York; aged G.. Jch"n Georges Vibcrt,
French artist: aged c.. t
49, Fire: At Pittsburg: loss. $4,000
| Obituary: Paul Van der WORT. past COM
| mander in chief of the G. a. r. at
| Puerto Principe. Cuba: aged S.
80. Earthquakes: Severe shocks felt in CAL
iforna: damage done 1T Los Alamos
| and elsewhere.
Storms: Floods in Texas destroyed mill
| lions in crops and drove many families
| from their homes.
| 81. Mine Disaster: Explosion in coal mine
Lear Sydney. Australia; 100 killed.
| AUGUST.
/. Obituary: Col. Andrew c. Ferris of
| Hackensack, N j.. who first used Pc
troleum S an illuminant, at Sunset
Park N. Y: aged S4 Mrs. Elizabeth
Drew Barstow Sto,idard, novelist wife
| of the poet Richard Henry Stoddard,
| in New York city; aged so.
1. Obituary: Commodore Joseph e. Mont
gomery of the Confederate States
| navy in Chicago; aged So.
s. Convention: The American Federation
of Catholic societies met in Chicago.
6. Disaster: Collision on Chicago. Mil
waukce and ST. Paul r. r. near
Rhodes. 1a.: Is killed. 40 injured.
Criminal: Harry Tracy the notorious
outlaw. after cvadng capture for
months. and killing number of off,
| GERS and citizens, committed suicide al
Creston, Wash.
Conventions: Catholic Total Abstinence
| union at Dubuque. la. American Os-
teopathic association in Milwaukee
| Wis.
Z. Disaster: 16 lives lost in q mine cxplo-
sion near Trinidad. Colo
Sporting: Americans Malcolm D. Whit
man and William A. Larned, win in
ternational singles tennis champion
| ship match from British contestants
at Bay Ridge, New York
8. Obituary: Gen. Lucas Meyer, COM
mander of the Orange Free State
forces in the recent war with Great
Britain. in Brussels. John Fl. Twacht-
man, famous American landscape art.
| list, at Gloucester, Mass; aged 49,
Sporting: International tennis doubles
championship won by British team. H.
L. and r. +. Dohcrty. at Bay Ridge,
| New York.
9. Fire: National Storage Co.'S build
ings at Communipaw. Jersey City,
| N. j., destroyed; loss. $5Oo000.
Obituary: James Joseph jacques Tissot,
French artist, painter of the Life of
Christi aged &C.
Personal: Edward VII. crowned king OF
Great Britain and Ireland and en-
peror of India.
Sporting: c. S. Titus of New York won
international rowin;, championship at
Lake Quinsigamond. Mass. Janowski
won international chess tournament at
Hanover. Germany: the American
champion. Pllsbury. second.
10. Fires: At San Angelo Tex. killed
| and $75. 900 loss. Schwarzschild & Sulz-
berger's packing house at Pittsburg
| burned: loss, $i50,0QO.
| Storms At Kansas City. Mo-: loss, $780, =
600. and at Trenton. N. j.: loss, $3.50 :
| 600.
Obituary: Mrs. Eliza Young. Oldest
| American actress. at West New
| Brighton. N. e.: aged 30
II. Personal: Oliver Wendell Holmes. son
| of the poet. appointed associate JUS
ticc of Tie U. S. supreme court.
Convention: Internal: t:ona Typograph cal
| union met at Cincinnati.
H. Chinese Rebellion: 1000 rebels slain
| by government troops in the province
| of SZechuen.
Fire: Gasoline explosion caused fire in
| Paducah. Ky: damage. 100000.
| Conventions: Knights of Pythias held
benniul conclnve in San Francisco
| Grand lodge of the Order of Elks met
in Sal' Lake City.
| 49, Volcal:ic Eruption: Island of Tori
shima. Japan. overwhelmed and all
the inhabitants. numbering 49, killed
| H. Obituary: harles l.. Fair, a son Of
the late Senator Fair, killed with his
| wife. in an automobile accident in
France.
| 15 Storm: Tidal wave destroyed portion
| Of Mexican city of Atala: many lives
| lost and much property destroyed.
Obituary: Luther r. Marsh. noted law
yer and spritualist, at Middlctown.
N. Y; aged SO.
| 49, Storm: Several vessels wrecked and
many lives lost in terrific storm
| near Cape Town, South Africa.
Sporting: Worlds record of trotting to
wagon lowered by Lord Derby, who
went a mile in c:G;s:.
| H. Disaster: 20 villages destroyed and 700
| lives lost by landslide in Transcau-
\ casia Russia.
Obituary: George NJ. Hopkins, leading
electrical engineer and editor Of the
| Scientific American. at Cheshire. Mass.
| Is. Convention: Young Mems Christian
| 8 association worlds congress met at
| Christan:a, Norway.
Obituary: DR.. Leopold Schenck. famous
Austrian biologist. author of ''The De-
| termination of Sex" at Schwanberg.
| Styria Austria; aged G..
| 49, SoutE American Revolution: Cumana,
Venczuela captured by insurgents.
Disaster: 105 drowned by the sinking of
| a pontoon on the A1nur river. Siberia.
Fires: I lives lost in New York city tene-