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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
DR.. UPSHUR'S LECTURES.
Will Deliver Course ON nEiti,ics an. anu
uf.torx NJ Ne 11fcinc.''

y - / i =. = r.
The University College of Medicine e. ~: u
the past has given instruction on e s.1cs
to its students In the regular course u y.
study. This year the faculty desires 5. s ~
announce that it has secured the seryices
of DR.. John N. Upshur. who will dei1 .,ti
a course Of lectures on Ethics ana tiie
History Of Medicine"
AS the question of medical ethics is one
which concerns the public as well as tne
physician, it has been determined 10 al
nit the public to these lectures
The first will be delivered at the COZ.
lego amphitheatre Saturday. Nov ~, az
$3.50 P. NJ, on the subject. The fuoiic
and the Doctor" and all who are interest
ed in the discussion of this question are
invited to be present.
DR.. Upsr,r's gift as speaker. and his
well known ability to handle this SUBJECT
will doubtless attract a representative u
audience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
Married Yesterday.

Mr. Houstin J. Hamilton ant Miss Sc
lima Davis were married yesterday morn
ing at o'clock at the residence of Mr.
c. c. Gordon. No 80 west Cary street.
Mr.. Hamilton is from Amherst county,
hut is now in the employment OF the
Union News Company. of this city. Miss
Davis is from Amelia county.
The party left on the 1920 train TO be
away several days. The ceremony was
performed " Rev. "A. c. Bergman, of
Manchester
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
Mcscoe-C1rtis.

The parlors Of the episcopal residence
were crowded yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock when Father Joseph Masri
Joined in holy wedlock Miss Goldie vera
curtis and Mr.. Henry j. Mescoe.
The bride. who is a graceful brunette,
was attired in a handsome travelling SUIT.
with hat and gloves to match. Inc TWO
attendants were Messrs. Frank Elulcher
and John Mescoe.
After the ceremony the young couple
.left on a bridal trip. and will make their
future home in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
a Stray Pointer.

Captain Hulce has in his possession
handsome pointer. which was picked up
at the corner of First and Cary streets.
The dog wears a collar With no mark
on it. It is a well-bred animal. and
seems well trained.
The Captain was on the car when two
ladies boarded 1t at the above mentioned
corner. followed by the dog. Upon in
curry they said -.<e &c was not theirs.
whereupon it was put off the car. Cap
tain Hulce noticed it following. and had
the car stopped and took the dog In
charge The Captain is looking for the
owner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
A Pretty Marriage

A very pretty but quiet marriage vas
solemnized at Broad-Street Methodist
parsonage Wednesday al $50 A N. The
Burton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas G. Burton. Of No. $40 east Clay
street. and Mr. Arthur L. Kelley, of
Church Hill The bride was becomingly
attired in travelling suit of blue. with
hat and gloves to match.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
Church os the Holy Comforter.

The congregation of the Church of the
Holy Comforter met Wednesday night for
in the chair The following members of
the vestry were elected g. f. Rust &.
r Smith. Dr. Edward Mccarthy, w. S.
Copeland. j., f. Tyler. j. g. Patton. At a
subsequent meeting of the vestry a for
NAL call was extended to Rev. John H
Dickinson. which was accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
n1s.e Broke Tn Dinner.

defective hue caused a. slight blaze
on the third floor of 4o7 east Canal
street. and interrupted the ThankSglvlng
dinner of Il. p. Eustacc ana fanny yes,
in. and the fire extinguished before any
material injury was done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
SteinWay,
Knabe,
Hardman.
TO HOLD OPEN SESSIONS.
Ministers viii Not
Rchind Closed Doors.

The Methodist Ministers, conference
viii sit in open session hereafter:
About year ago the con1e re eeec ~.
tive i've The secretary of .ne meeting was
instructed to furnish to the press sven ,re,a
Information as he deemed ed, Wis" 1set None one
Luz s1 t,o when certain members pro-
pased to revoke the action, and the pro-
POSITION was met with favor. J.. oa
There was an interesting ana ~ so AZ;
cussion Of newspaper men but II was
Snsiiy decided to suspend the rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28

Ch,rles Sebree the white man who at
temI,ted to Jump in the Canal at Shockoe
sin "Wednesday. was arrested by O1hcer
Hulcher on Main street Yesterday eve
nina about 6 a. o'clock He was very drunk.
and the officers We're afraid that he would
again attempt to DESTROY himself he
viii remain in the First Station until ne
regains his sobriety-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
ADMIRAL MELVILLE HERE.
Az Representative of the Depart
ment He Visits the Shfpyards.

Rear-Adniral George W. Melville. rep
resenting the Navy Department. arrived
IN the city yesterday: About 10 o'clock he
went down to the Trigg ship..yards where
ne spent some time inspecting the work
pn the cruiser Galveston. now nearing
completion. Several Of the officials &C
corrnanied Admiral Melville through the
yards.
Work had been suspended for the day.
.he hundreds OF employees being given. a
holiday. The visit Of the Admiral to the
city and to the works was something in
The nature of a surprise. 1t is not known
how long he will be in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
po,pht an Entire Lot.

Mr. Everett waddev on Wednesday pur-
Chased one entire square. bounded by
Park avenue. Cedar, Robinson. and Ken n
sington streets The sale was made by
THIS THIS firm also made number of small
sales on that day.
To-day y. w Bowe will sell some
nroper1v in Diil's Lane, Chestnut filli.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
nov stole Brass Kettle.

Isaac Davis. small colored boy, is In
the First Police Station charged with
stealing a brass kettle from an unknown yS.
party living on Paramount avenue. ne
officers are looking for the owner OF the
stolen utensi. Davis was arrested by
Pnliceman WeTner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28

trouble for some months. but the end
me unexpectedly. She had planned to
20 to Richmond tomorrow and partook
Of a hearty breakfast this morning. I'M
q hemorrhage from the lungs and pass
ed away in a few moments. Her remains
will be Inferred at Briery Presbyterian
church at II O'Clock tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
Box Parties.

Mrs. W. James Walker gave a box par
~ NJ to :. see san Toy last night. Her guests
were Miss Cally Ryland Messrs. Allen
Potts and Leigh r: Page: coo++ Mis-.
Gertrude Camm Mr.. Jones, and Preston
NovIan occupied another eoN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
The Hardy Cup.

Company B. of the Seventeen Regi-
ment will go to Chimborazo Park on
Saturday morning to shoot for the Hardy
cup. 1t is hoped by the officers OF the
company that there will be good at
tendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
R. w. LlNKENH0KER DEAD.

Fell from a Train Mt Buena V1stn
Tuesday Night.
ROANOKE. VA. November 27.-tSpe-
eial)-R. W. Linkenhoker. who was sd
fatally injured Tuesday night by being
knocked from his train at Buena Vista,
lied last night at the Roanoke Hospistal.
The remains We're taken to Eagle Rock
This afternoon for interment, accom-
panied by a delegation Of the Brother
hood Of Railroad Trainmen and the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
Students, Carrisxe Broken.

gfnia students. returning from the foe
ball game. was run into by a west-born
Clay street car at the corner of Seven.
and Main streets yesterday.
1t was at first thought that some OF
the students were injured. but fortunate!s
no one was hurt. The carriage was BIZ,
little damaged .gss.3 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
The Police C0urt Docket.

The troubles of fat were Illustrated
in the Police Court yesterday morning
in the case of DR.. Wood, who was brought
to court by Policeman w. T. Foster.
Mr.. Foster rents a fat from DR.. Wood.
and pays him s25 per month for it. The
fla is located at No. II east Main street.
The trouble arose over Mr.. Fosters laun-
drywoman hanging the laundry out of the
back window. there being necessarily no
Mr.. Foster ignored his objections. Then
uncomfortable things began to happen 10
Mr.. Foster and his family. which finally
eliminated in DR.. Woods sIapping a Mr.
Fosters son.
The troubles were aired at length, after
which the case was held over for a week
at the request of DR.. Wood. that more
witnesses might be gotten.
The remainder of the docket was short
and uninteresting.
r. r.. Williams was sent to Jail for
thirty days for stealing lead pipe.
Walter Randolph got drunk and was
he was given a Thanksgiving-Da pres
ent.
William Smith was assessed 81 for i'm
billing too MUCH.
navy. was held for. information from
Washington. I.
Several little cases were disposed OF
anu court We s. over,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
The Priscilla Rehearsal.

The semi-weekly rehearsal of Priscilla
was not held tonight, owing to the holt
day. but will be held tonight in Cathe-
dral Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
We arc Making Special Preparations
Thanks giving
Dinners
This i. the Dessert ,.genu:

N1ince Pies. Pumpkin Pies. Lemon.
Cccoanut Peach. Apple. Apricot, Orange.
Pineapple, Sweet Potato and Rhubarb
Fies
Chocolate Eclairs Cream, Puffs. Char
lotte Russo Pattes. Polka Rolls. Cream
Pastry and Tarts.
Angel Food, Pound Cake. Wine Cake.
Sunshine Cake Layer Cakes. all sizes:
Rai.in Cake. Fruit Cake. N1acrOons. al
mond Cake, Mazepaus, Kisses. Waters,
etc.
Ice-Cream. all navors; Water Ices.
Coffee Cream Cafe Frappe. laha Roollh.
Roman Punch. Imperial Punch. Bisque.
McsseIrode and Marion Pudding. with
sauce: Blanc Mango. Wine Jellles. Tutti
Fruit, Neapolitan Frozen Charlottes, etc.
See our line of novelties for serving
creams. Special designs for Thanks
giving.
If you expect to entertain let us give
you our estimate for the catering.
In doing justice by our customers we
do Justice by ourselves. and vice versa:
We could szimp in thousand and enc
WAYS. and thereby ado greatly to our
profits for short while. but prosperity
would not hold out on that basis. There
fore we always use the best of materials
in everything and no one ever questions
the wholesomene of our goods.
Come to sec us. telephone or te1egrap phi.
1 !. w. VA Oes sta,
:11f East Main street..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
Miss Brooks weatherford Dead,

KEYSvILLE, VA November .27.-(Spe-
cial)-NIiss Brooks Wea therford died this
morning at s O'Clock at the home of her
aunt. Mrs. Mcllie Hudgins. on King street
Deceased had been a sufferer with lung
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28

A STRONG TEMPERANCE SERMON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28

Frank Tyson. the deserter from the
navy. was held for. information from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28

William Smith was assessed 81 for i'm
bibing too mucn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28

James Trimmer was also drunk and
he was given Thanksgiving-Day pres
ent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28

INDIAN HUNT.
Chief Adkins, of the hickahominy tribe
Of Indians has called meeting of his
braves to make arrangements for the an
ruai hunt. which vii. take place next
week in Charles City county. Parties 10
hunt deer. turkey. cartridges. and take
fish will be appointed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28

Cocoanut. Peach Apple. Apricot Orange.
Pineapple. Sweet Potato and Rhubarb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28

Greyhounds-C. E. Gri!fen. city.
Scotch Coilies-Open class-First. Miss
Alice NJ Reddy, city; second, r. c.
Ereuer. city. Novice bitches-First, w.
o Trimmer city: second. II. ]. Talker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28

Walter Randolph got drunk and was
told to 90 home
The Daily soliphone., 1902-01-02
L.yNCRTNCS.

Jan 11--J.ln Mays (negro) near Springfield, Ky; assault.
 wood, s. D., horse stealing. Feb. 6--Tom Brown (colored) at Nicholas vile Ky assault. .Euless Whitaker ar Forean aI asn nasro for ls--John Woodward. (negro) at viaalla, La; murder
 a.Madrid Ky, 4 negroes killed, fatally beaten by whites for chicken-steaNng. S-W H. Wallace (negro) at La Junta, for for \ attacking aged woman: James poisoned family Of pr. David T. Taylor @-C. F'. Woodward. condemned mur- derer, at Casper, Wyo.; Richard Young Apr 1-Walter Allen (negro), at Rome. Ga; assault.
 5-Negro at Tuscumbia. Ala, after killing So-Ernest Dewley (negro). at Guston, Ky; May ssta Tsnn nndEr9Ga {op nsrs m2sr % Pc 22mDuGley Morgan (colored). at Lansing. Tex; assault.
 2-Abe Withrop (white). at Paris, Mo: Jun. 5-Jim Black (negrol, near Ravenal. ..S. C.; had murdered wife. n-Jas. and Harrison Gillespie (negro boys 14 and 16 yrs. old), at Salisbury, N C.; charged with murder. 22.Horace Shipman at Jefferson, la; for killing City Marshal Swearingen:,
  Miss; attempted assault S-Three negroes. at Womelsdorf w. Va. by aS,b mobs hunting for murderer of Chief @-John Wise (negro), near Pembroke. Ga: assault. Arthur McCauley (col- ored), at Chipley, Ga. Aug. Hilary Benton Q7-yr.-old nssrol. near Homer. La; assault. n-Chas. Salyers (whlte) and Harry Gates (colored). st Lexington Mo-: for mur- der of which they were later found in- nocent
 Sep. s-Hog Wilson (nsgro). near Stephens, Ark; assault.
 4-Ed. Besum (coiored), At East St. Louis: attempted assault. s-Wm. Mobley (negro), near wenona, Ga assault.
 isaAlonza Tucker tcoloredo. near Libby. 2sITom Clark. alias VIII Gibson (colored). at Corlnth Mis-; murder. Oct 8-Garfiold Burley and Curtis Brown (negroes). at Newbern. Tenn: murder O-Negro near Estabutchfe, Miss: at- oredl at Forest City. Ark; charged with n-Jim Wesley and Reddick Barton (negroes). at Hempstead, Tex: had been found guilty of assault and murder Nov 1-Unknown negro burned at staks at Darling. Miss; double murder. s-Sam Harris (negro). at Salem. Ala: charged with murder. ls.John Davis (negro). at Lewisburg. S-Harian Buckles, at Elixabethtown. Ky; was sentenced to life Imprisonment for murder.
 N-Lige Wells (negro), near Wayne Ark charged with assault. Jas Diilard (negro), near Sullivan. Ind: assault.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-01-02
A RE i0O2
Tho 1xost l1portaut AapDen1os
 c9 the worldss Activity Briefly Noted.

i infatlat ton Tor 1y-yr. -oIds girT. -S Jun. 24-Jane Toppan. nurse acquitted of
 murder at Cataumet MaSD., because i'm sane. conferred to poisoning 31 persons Jul. s-Jessie Morriaon sentenced to $ yrs. ' Imprisonment for killing of Mrs. Olin l Castle in EldorAdo, Kan, In June, 1900. Aug. 6--Harry Tracy, escaped Oregon con- 1 yict, committed suicide near CrAstOn. I Wash, when on the point of being cap { tured. He had been hunted silce Jun. f , and had killed in that time six per 1 Dons. Anderson drowned his children near SaMna, Kan. and shot himself; Sept. EBody of wm. Bartholin, who l Killed his mother and Minnie Mitchell in SChicaEo, found near Ricevilie. la. having oss SoI.Sn gySpr %sn ara ki'isd in street fsht as 10 0-Crazed by ovefstudy. a 17-yr.-cld boy
 at Homestead. Pa, killed his mother and
 2 sisters.
 IS in race riot at Littleton, Ala, white
 men and negroes killed. !. City Marshal Benjamin HilI killed trying to quell riot
 at negro festival at Blossom, Tex. Nov. l1-Roland B. MolineRux acquitted in
 New York of murder of Mrs. Katharine
 Adams; he had been in jail yrs. and con-
 demned to death.
 22-C. J. Horton, commissioner of Tunnels
 county, Tex, kills Earl Moore, Mrs. Hor-
 ton and self.
 Dec 1--Barry Johnstone, famous actor.
 kills Kate Hassett, actress, in Philadel-
 phia; Jealousy.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-01-02

city, in Baltimore; 60. from New York city, in Baltimore: 60. 5Rt. Rev. Michael Augustine Corrigan. archbishop at New York; 62. eCong. J. s. salmon. at his home. Boon @ ton, N j.; ss:; Bret Harte, author. at ". T. Sampson. U. S., in Washington; H-Edwin |. Godkln. former editor N. Y. 25-Lord Pauncefote, British ambassador to U.S., at Washington; "A. Jun. 2-Dr. John H. Barrows, pres. OberliIa 9-B. F. Jacobs, noted Sunday school worker, in Chicago; 6S. Jul. 2a-John W. Mackay, millionaire and one of original forty -niners," in Lon- n-Dr Chas. Kendall Adams, former pres. Wis university san at KefalandS, fn Gal; q;
 lMich.) at Manchester-by-the-sea. Mass; 21-Gen. Franz slgel, in New York; 7s. Sep. 3-Edward Eggleston, novelist and historian, at Lake George, N. Y; e5. 7-Ex-U. $. Senator Wrs. II. Roach (N. D.). in New York: 62
 11Ex-Ass ociate Justice Horace Gray of U. s. supreme court, in Nabant Mass; "A. 23-Maj. J. w. Powell director Smithsonian institute bureau of ethnology, at Haven, oct. e-Ex-Gov. J. B. Nell ddaho), in Co., lumbus, O.; 6o
 ls-Cong. John [; Sheppard cTex). at Eu- 15-Rear Admiral .Thos A. Selfridgs (re- tired) at Waverly, Mass; 66 2S-Congressman Chas. A. Russell, at Dan- telson, Conn.,; go.
 S-Frank Norris. novelist. at San Fran cisco.
 2s-Eizabeth Cady Stanton, woman suf- fragist, in New York; S7. Dec. 4-U. s. Minister A. E. Buck to Japan, near Tokio.
 7-Thos. B. Reed, ex-speaker of congress. in Washington; 63.. .Thos. Mast famous cartoonist and recently appointed U. s. consul general at Guayaquil Ecuador; @.
 14-Mrs. Julia Dent Grant, widow of Gen. U. S. Grant, at Washington; 7e.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-01-02
FIRES.

Jan. 15-Manchester, N. H., Kenard block
 destroyed; S500,c00 loss. S0--Norfolk, Va, Atlantic hotel, s6C0, ,000 Feb. 2-Waterbury, Conn.,, 90 acres of
 business buildings, homes, etc, ,aggre-
 gate loss $4,00oo0.
 portion and 800 dwellings, loss $S,0V0O OO0 10-Springfield, O., manufacturing plants,
 $500 eco. 21--New York Park Avenue hotel. 2l killed.
 property loss $750.oc0 Mar. G-Marble Falls, Tex, great tract of
 valuable timber 1S-Pier of Phoenix steamship line at Ho- Apr 3.Hotels at Atlantic City, N. J.; 24-Forest fires in Pennsylvania destroy 160 buildings at Marienville; loss there
 and elsewhere s1.5oO,000. May N--At New. York, Bradbury piano fac
 tory; $500000 Jun. M-Portland, Ore, acres of property; $500 600. Jul. 5-Chicago stock yards. Swift & Co.'S market and ofices; $500,00O. 25-Albany, N r., $600,0O0 ihlaas Aug. 5--Washington, La., opera house and 34 other buildings. 11-Forest fires in Cascade mountains along the Columbia in Ore. Oct. 7--Beaumont (Tex.) oil fields swept; 6S der,icks burned. S--Forest fires north of Marinette Wis Nov. 1Q-New York, new East river bridge; $1,Eo 900, ls--sicux. City. Ia, Armour & Co.'s packing plant: sS70,0o0. 1s Gonongahela City, Pa. chief business block. Dec. 9--Atlanta. Ga. a block of buildings in heart of city; $500.0Oo. 13-Canal Dover, O., Am. Sheet Steel Co.'S plant; Sl,otQ,C0o
The Daily soliphone., 1902-01-02
BVSXNESy FAIL VRES.

Savings Co: sl, 800 Oo0. 11-Painesvllls O., Peoples bank: N7s.eoo. 14-Chicago. Geo. H. Phillips, corn king, i" .-f fails for second time in 2 months. 17-Albany, Ga, Commercial bank; s123,- 2S-Bellwood. Neb.. Platte Valley state
 bank.
 Feb. lo-Detroit. Mich, City savings bank,
 dent Prank c. Andrews. 25.-Beimont (O) national bank. 26rBurnett, Tex private bank of W. H. Mar. 3-Elkhart, Ill.,. State bank. @-Americus, Ga Peoples bank; s3O, OOO Apr. 4.st. Paul. U. S. Saving & Loan 24m.Algonac (Mich.) Banking Co.'S bank; Jun. s-chicago, John A. & Alexander lS-Charleston iS. CD Exposition Co,
 placed in receivers hands; s4o0, 900. S0-Murdock. Neb.. German state bank; Jul. s~New York city, M. F. Anderson, real estate operator: s1,5a5.21 29.Brooklyn, N Y.. Malcolm Brewing Aug. 1s-Elgin, H.. Obadiah Sands But .o ter. corporation, s445,Ooo. 20-Cleveland. O., Forward Reduction Co. :. booming Texas oil; s5ooooo. 24-Elnora Qnd.) bank: s10,000 Sep. 2-New York, American bicycle trust Oct. 7-Oto, .1a., bank of F. Fl. Cutting & ,eJ 1T Willstt: S2o'ooo
 ing house; $2Oo, o0O
 leaf tobacco; $500, ,5C0. 13-Boston. Central national bank Dec. S-Omaha. w. H. Bennett Co.'s. de-
 partment store.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-01-02
METEOROLOGICAL.

Feb 3-Blizzard rages through New York. Pennsylvania and New England Mar. 6Owingsville. Ky. earthquake shock
 n-Tornado in Houston. Rosenberg. Ty. sl and anH wreess s s in Copiah and Lincoln counties, Miss, kills and destroys much property.
 destroys loo houses and kills 50 persons. 17-Snowdrifts 15 feet deep block trains for, 12 hrs. in Black Hills country; 31-Flood losses in Tennessee $4,000 900; about 25 lives lost.
 May 1-Destructive cyclone at Bayard Adazan, Van Vert and Weldon, la !; 5-cloudburst at Foss, Q. T., drowns g. 1S-Hurricane in south and west Texas; loss of life between 100 to 200. Goliad. Tex. practically destroyed; 9S killed, 20-Schoolhouse demolished by tornado at Brandon. Minn. teacher killed, several injured. .Waterspout kills in Coving- ton, Ky. and caused great property damage in Miami river valley. 25-Tornado at Union, s. C., kills 6. Jun 2-Destructive tornado at La Crosse. S-Cloudburst near Joliet floods city, drowns and cause property loss of $750, eco
 10-Tornado sweeps Becker and Clay cor1n- ties, Minn.; 15 lives lost... Tornado in Central Illinois sweeps through Bloom- ington, Lincoln, Champaign, Peoria and Urbana; $1,000O00 damage
 Jul 2-Cyclone in Racine county, Wis: 4--SnoW falls "A hrs. at Evanston, Wyo.; thermometer at freezing point 10-High water in Woodbury county, Ia. {; $1,0OQ000 damage.
 11-Hundreds of people driven from their homes by floods in Des Moines, la. 15-Tornadoes in Minn. and N. D. cause loss of $2,esD,000 in crops.
 H--Plattsmouth Neb.. nearly wrecked by cloudburst. Mississippi valley from Keokuk Ia, south under water; crop loss, $6, ,oGD. eco. =. Hurricane sweeps Baltimore, Md; 13 killed and immense property loss. 31-FiooGs in San Marcos valley, Tex, 6 kihsC, and Si0C0.GG3 damage. .F4rth- quak.s in Los Alamas. Cal, ano' vicinity Asc Ratca. x. M., drowned y cloud
The Daily soliphone., 1902-01-02
CRIMES.

! at watch night party.
 D. Edward and Jola Bid6le escaping { inurderers from Pittsburg and Mrs. 1 Soffel, wardens wife who assisted them 1 out of prison. shot themselves upon be- I ing rounded up by posse nearButler, Pa;
 the Riddle brothers die February 2. Feb. 12--Near Mi6dlesboro killed in fight < between posse and mountaineers. 94-F1ve members of Earl family at Welsh, { La.. found murdered
 Apr. l0-Jos. Wright (negro) killed of posse ! in Scott county, Va.
 May 5--Clash between railway workers at ! Log Mountain. Tenn, results in 6 ! killed
 l Malcolm. in New York; quarrel over ! money matters.
 1e-Near Hastings. Fla. William Austin . Eaa.s s<xsons Gl6 GEself.- because of