The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-07-03

. eeseDmoDnD NEWS rnLEoRAMs.
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0evegow JeRsrson Davis. Of Arkan.
- ~ Dordoaed Q negro on condition
- DoeUoe . citissn Of Massachusetts,.
4 roooot 1rs q ths town Of BobruI.
eaMs the Deovincs Of Minsk, Russia
eo9syeo ~ houses ana $50 small
T1s rhlli6Vsnes' cholera statistics ia
eaes - 81 follows: Provinces. 2,s3l
oooo on4 l.0os deaths: Manila, S2l
eoDD and oeo deaths.
The Millinery Jobbers' Association
Wnooe eonvention in Detroit closed
win banquet wednesday night. vot-
- 70 meet again In November In Kan
- City.
Heavy snow fell at AbbevilIe and
Aulens, n the department OF Somme,
france wednesday. and frost is re-
portsd from many places In the North
eastern departments.
The Ave-masted ship Preussen, said
10 b the largest sailing chip IN the
world, was launched Wednesday, at
0sstsmunda. Prussia. She is Of 5000
tons dead weight capacity.
a snowstorm occurred in Southern
Germany Wednesday and the orchards,
which were In bloom. were seriously
damaged. Snow fell TO the depth OF
one foot The weather was unusually
cold.
Ell Terrence. commander in chief OF
the National @. A. r., has appointed q.
q. Burton. Of Nevada, Mo-, to represent
him 1t the Kansas q. A. X. encamp-
mont st Fort Scott week after next.
Burton II member of the National q.
a. r. pension committee.
Ex-Senator william N. Roach Of
North Dakota. who has becn III at his
homo In New York. is dying. As the
result Of an operation complications
have followed and the ex-senator can
take no nourishment. His stomach has
eollapsed and he IL practically starving
10 death.
Mr.. Mary A. Livermore. the well
known woman suifragist. is confined TO
her home In Melrose by serious difrI-
Guilty with her eyes. For the past two
weeks she has been under the care OF a
Dhysician and has remained In dark
room. Il 10 feared she may become
totally blind.
Four hundred woodworkers in the
0ve largest mills OF Denver are on
strike 70 enforce their demands for an
slsht-hour day. They are supported by
every building trade In the city and
unless the strike IL settled within for
ty-three hours building operations may
b entirely stopped.
Representative J. 8. Salmon. OF the
Fourth District Of New Jersey. died
suddenly Tuesday at his home In Boon
ton. ApopIexy was the cause OF his
death. He was 81 years of age and was
serving his second term In congress az
. Democrat. A widow. two sons and q
daughter survive him.
The private bequests left by Cecil
Rhodes were small and were mostly to
old servants. Under verbal jnstruc-
tioas 70 the trustees. the residue from
the scholarship plan will De devoted to
the betterment Of South Africa; to
ouch things ~ irrigation and the set
tlemsnt there Of good class OF colon
iets. including British women.
Through the thoughtfulness Of Mrs.
Roosevelt and BY her instructions the
Gnrdeners Of the White House gather
each day . cluster Of The choicest
blossoms Of the flower beds Of the con-
ssrvatory and these are carefully pack
% and sent TO Mrs. Mckinley In Can
ton. o. Much interest IL manifested In
Warrington In the widow Of Mr.. Nc
kinlsy.
The breaking down OF q tank car
allied With oil caused a costly wreck on
the Chicago Great Western at Talmage,
lows. Conductor George Miller. OF 81.
Joseph. Mo-. was killed. The tank car
fell from the bridge over the .rand
river. dragging with Il three rear cars.
including the caboose. The oil was
lgnited and the bridge. which Is I5O
test long. and the cars were burned.
Fire early Wednesday morning de-
etroyed seven stores and one residence,
among them being three Of the largest
buildings In g. Edwards, Neb. A num-
Der Of persons living In the Egan block.
which was partially burned. had mar
row escapes. Escape by c;nirways was
cut on and they were compelled to
climb down an electric light pole.
Three were slightly injured. The loss
vii reach e25. 900. partially Insured
Five men have been killed in Floyd
county. Kentucky. by Constable Reedy
snd posse. % the result OF the mur-
der Of 6ol Osborne and Bud Little, two
weeks ago. James TompkIns ana
Walter Jones are said to have been two
cf the men killed. but the names of the
other three are unobtainable. Accord
|ng 10 the reports. the men engaged In
, desperate nght with posse and
we're shot 70 death while resisting ar
rest.
A Ore started Thursday IN the cooper
house Of the Swan q Finch oil refinery
Du Staten island sound below Eliza
bethport, N. J. The flames rapidly
'pread. burning several tanks contain
ng l.b00 barrels Of crude oil. ihou-
lands OF barrels OF reiinei and crude
,li were stored In the yards and In the
lhipping sheds. All were consumed.
y the nre reached the big tanl:s they
lxploded. sending the burning oil high
n the air and scattering II over new
Material. The loss was 100000.
The Southern Pacific freight depot nj
beaumont Tex. was burned Monday
w1tn al records and about S5U.U
Wovth Of freight