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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02

Feb. Purchase Of Southern Pacific by
Vanderbilt interests completes transport
tation system extending without break
from New York to the orient.
ss-Aforgan steel combination known as U.
s steel eorporationl ~organizedi capital
Apr. ACCUMULATION formed IN New York
to control practically entire silver and
copper output Of country.
le--American Soap Manufacturing assn
composed Of s. factorles) organized In
Nav Effi. Central R. r. establishes pen
sion system for old employees.
T-Streef railways Of Albany, Troy, Cohoes,
Watervliet n Rensselaer,. n. Y. tied UP
SIN ali parts Of country 5000 machinists
Jun. a-Many injured in Eight between la
borsrs and police at Rochester, n. Y.
@-Empioyes Of Am. Sheet Steel & Am,
Steel Hoop Cos. ordered 20 quit work be
aus Of a disagreement.
Jul. I4-pres. Shaffer. OF Amalgamatec
assn, orders strike IN all u. s steel cor
Aug. is-Totai number of steel workers out
Is 600.
1g-Charters Of lodges OF steel worker al
South Chicago revoked because Of re-
Sep. t-Pres, shsrer refuses sesawb'i
i4-steei strike ended on terms originally
onersd by Pres. sehwab Of U. s Steel cor
| Oct. Reconciliation o. 2 leading plowmak.
ers erected In Chicago; 9ioo.ooo,0o capital
AT FAN River. Masa,, 5000 mill operators
strike for 8 per cent wage Increase.
| Nov. u-DEnnls Muivihill, coal HEAVIER
elected mayor OF Bridgeport, Conn,
Dec. Am. Federation OF Labor in 2ist an
nual convention, at Scranton, Pa.
| 13--U. s. Steel corporation adopts civil serg
Ice system for 2e1 employees on lak'
boats.
i4-Samuel Gompers reelected pres, Am
Federation OF Labor, az Scranton. Pa.
| Misrepresentation Of capital aud labol
meet IN New York 70 devise plan Of set
ting labor disputes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02
rnW HOOK QUIT

.srsks cArs Of yourself say our frienaA
.rn nv TO- we answer. We do take anisls
care. vet in spite of warm clothes, Iaoeen
sna m~.ctintoshes, an army Of people were
bowlsd out by pneumonia and otner ras
md chest diseases last winter. me
oancht cola, neglected II, let Il M spon
thsg we're torn by coughs, chokea ~
sn-esmrstions and CONCESSIONS, wasted .!
fever. tired out BY pain and then gave W
ma asht Tho hour you realize that yoa
ave Z cola on the chest, place . benson
Porous Plaster where the pain OF oppies,
non a fat. il You think two are neeasu
msts Il two. No harm If you were COY;
sred With them. They nc. Hsissi- ~
crs..nt The engagement Of blood In ths
a-s.na In This way-with ordinary eau
lion Al 10 exposure-you VIII break up M
coId and avoid a serious sickness. =,
ether applications, or any other form q
traatment. will accomplish this 40 certainly
and speedily. Benson's Plasters have . as
Ilnnt and positive action and are curative =
the highest degree. Usethem win o sam
confidence for coughs, muscular rheninh
| lism, the grip (back and chest n allslill
liar ailments. Women, who are chiet suhel
ers from cold weather complaints, snoat
keep these plasters always within reacn
/ 0ett the genuine. All druggists, or We W
prepay postage on any number ordere1 !
the United States on receipt o. zoe. eaSh; =
seabury q johnson, Mfg. Chemists Nd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02

Feb AEx-cong. Gee. D Trlman. at Carks
ionccne. Col Albert D. Shaw IN. -, in
washington; So.
at Crawfordsvllle, Ind; 81 Ex-senator
@. A. Pierce IN. d., In Chicagot 81
zi-Ex-U. s. senator stephen NJ. White. In
ssLExsu' s senator WIN. NJ Evsrts. in
Mar. is1Benj' Harrison Cssrd U. S pres.l.
Ie4cong. Marriott Brosius, at Lancaster.
E--charlotte NJ. Yonee. celebrated author.
in London. Ems q u-~ novsi,s, n.
Apr. Eco. q. Cannon, leader of Nor
mons. at Monterey cal;A
&-Ex-Gov. Chas. c. stockley Dei1, at
| May icons. Rosseau e. crump, in West
Bay City, Mich; S.
lT-Edwin FUhl, ambassador to Germany
under Cleveland. At Grand hapios
n@Ex-cons. c. A. BOutells QMe.l, at
s-Ex.Gev, John r. Tanner, at Springfield.
Jun. s~Jas. A. Hsrne. actor and playwright,
In New York; g.
s-Dr. ". II. DAILY. chief surgeon q yolnn-
teers IN Spanish war, who started en-
halmed beef inquiry, shielded az rms
n@Gov. WIN. J, Sanford, at Tuscaloosa
1s1Ex-Goy. Hazen S. Pinsree 0dieh), In
London. Eng. 81.
4s-Adelbert s. Hay. former consul to Pre-
-torla. at New Haven Conn.,
Jul l-U. s. Senator Jas. II. Kyle, In Aoer'
E-Prof. John Fiske. historian, at &,
Gloucester. Mass; 81.
e-Congrcssman DR.. J. VIM. Stokes, al
H-Ex-Gov. X. b. Hubbard, al Tyler. Tex
Aug. %Wm. A. Newall, ex-gov. Of y. J
us4D and OF Washington Ter. ESQ. II
Allentown. N. j.; 81
2-Ex-Gov. Chas. A. busiel. at Laconia' N
sep. ls~Rt Rev. H. e whlpple. Of Episco-
pal church, at Faribault, MINI, 70
Oct. lO-Lorenzo Snow, 5th pres. and hea.
OF Mormon church, at salt Lake City; 81
lS-Ex-Goy. John s. Pfnsbury, In Mime
se1Rear Admiral F. N. Bunee Cretiredl a
Hartford, Conn; s.
26-Josiah Turner, at Hilishero, N. G.
elected TO congress after civil war re
fused seat 40
@-Ex-Gov. II. h. Harrison. at New
Haven, Conn; 81.
/, Nov. 7-Kate Greenaway, artist. in London
"a J. Streeter. labor candidate for pres
In 1888, at New Windsor, Ill
2-Ex-Gov. d: II. Waite, at Aspen, Col;
Te..-.Hon. Glen s~tudshaker, at sout
Bend. Ind. 20
Dec. I-Ex-Goy. David p. Thompson 0nc
tt, at Portland, Ore.
15-John Swinton. labor leader n write
on economic SUBJECTS, In New YORK. J.
1e-Gov. VIM Gregory, al Nickioro, X l.
I'll s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02
BUSINESS

Jan. s-Paragould, Ark. Greene county
aHMontgomery. Ala. Josiah Morris bank,
Feb. s-Ellettsville. Ind bank,
s1-Lacygne, Kan, Citizens bank.
&-Ashiey City. H., private bank; $4,000.
..,Desplaines, III, Palmer and Meyers
ss~Eiietisyille. Ind, Edmund Palmsr's
Mar. 81. I. searles. OF New York, capital
list; 100000,
2l-W. s Eden. a Chicago hotel manager
H-Hannibal, n. Y, w. J. Brewster & Co.,
APR. is-city of Mexico. D. olivier s. Co
dry goods; $4,000.
T-Lemars Qa.) Nat. bank, or account Of
5000 shortage in presidents accounts
2-Salem, Ore, Gilbert Bros. s"e'-
z-westerly, R. L, Mechanics savings
May s.-cieveiand. O.. Cuyahoga savings
u"cantcn Isl d state bank.
2-Gothenburg, Neb., Peoples state bank
$4,000.
Jun ~-IndianapoIis State bank Of Indiana.
u-Dexter, Kan, bank
2~S-Springaeld, Mass Pynehon nAtlona
gGNew York. seventh national bank.
S-New York. Henry Marquand & Co.
bankers md brokers: 100000
&-BNfalo. N. Y. City national bank; -
SR.Oo3
Jul. &Bufalo, n. Y, Niagara bank.
S-Mansheld, o., Sturges bank. also Mans
neld machine works,
Aug. l-Chicago, George II Philips a Co
board Of trade firm; SSo0V.
G-Avilla, Ind, bank.
9-Austin, Tex, First Nat, bank; $4,000
ei-Des Moines, Ia, Home Savings Trus
Co... Malvern. o., Sandy Valley bankin
2s-carey (0) Banking Co...NcV Mata
moras, o., bank.
T-Jamestpwn, Tenn. Bank OF fttNfle
county; $1,000
Sep. EBroken Bow, Neb.. Bank OF custe
county; 10000.
Oct. iS-Boyertou (Pa.) Nat. bank
Dec. S-LenoIr City fTenn.l bank.
ll-Omaha Loan a Trust Co S,Yo,e0
fo-Wanatah undl bank.
ie-Gothenburg. Neh.. state bank N2.v"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02

@-oueen victoria dies after r~eigniug q
years. Flags are half-masted over gov
eminent buildings at Nashington- Prince
Of Wales becomes Edward VII king Of
Great Britain and ireland and emperor
sHKIng Edward formally proclaimed in
London after the quaint customs OF ear
Feb Goueen vietoria's remains laid be
side those of her husband in AauEoleum
,-oaeen Wiihelmina Of Holland marries
Duke Henry Of Neutrality-suspicious.
dynamite explosion in san Andres
mine in Mexico Kills s prisoners
Apr. Selma refuses to sign Manchurtan
treaty with Russia on account OF protests
May s-Final terms Of powers to China fix
Indemnity a. Saease taeif-SiassoE
exposition opened.
! a-First federai parliament u Australia
! opened by duke OF Cornwall NOV Prince
of Waies) at Melbourne.
Jnn &FIeld MarFhai count Won Waidersse
departs from Peking amid great military
demonstration.
n-H9Ehi-Toru. former japanese minister
TO u. g. assasEinatee In Toxic.
8-Leipziger bank at Leipzlg. Germany.
susnerfs. EN0Q0H.
N-Austria and Mckee resume dlpiomstic
relations. broken ca IN 1851 By execution
Jul. EPrnee Won Hoheniohe. former Ger
man chancellor. dies at Ragatz, sHitzer-
i0-snitan Of Turkey deposits $500 with
Am. minister 20 Eettie claims OF Ameri-
cans growing out Of Armenian troubles
l-Eari Russell pleads guilty 10 blgamT Al
bar Of house OF lords in London sen
fenced 20 ; mos. imprisonment
AUG. LDowager Empress Frederick Of
Germany dies at FrledrichShOf.
s-colUmbia opens war on Venezuela viii
Ser. s-Nlss Ellan NJ Stone md Mrs. TsIika
captured by brigancE near BanHko. Mace
d0ula. and taken 10 mountains whence
letter IS sent demanding $1,000
fs-Boers capture 30 British troops II
Gcheeptrs &C.. British torpedo boat &c.
stroyer Cobra founders In North sea; s
lives lost
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02
LAND SALES.

Barbara A. Rutter and wife to 3. +.
DoweI, s. -s5 acre southwest northwest
and part northwest northwest 22-5l-s'
81 $50.
W. K. Potts and wife to Jane Walk
er. lot 10, block 7, Ladd's addition q
Mexico, $500.
A. J. Clement ct al to James II
whitson, 222-e6 acres ms and lO-52-S
s4,346.
Albina Hale to B. W. Hale, north
west 25-5l-7, s2,4O0.
David A. Hamlet to Stella T. Ham
let, west ! northeast and IA acres cas-
part east half northwest 3-5l-5, $1,000
Katie Il. Dunbar to Thos Il. Hook
lot Is, book ?, Coons' addition to Mexl
co, $3.50,
Frank Pierce and wife to r. lie
Mundy, northwest / and part north
west and part northeast pos, "
$3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02

u-Gate City and Big stone Gap, Va
wrecked by cyclone.
N-Near Naper Nen.. esSaonS. INV Cloud
burst; 100 lives lost; town. keystone ana
Vivian destroyed.
z-La Crosse, Wis, tornado. 4,
Jul, 1-Record breaking heat causes n
deaths in New York, Ain Fhladeiphie, =
in PIttsburg. IA In Baltimore ana sh
| nSileat smashes all records u western
states; oficihl thermometers Isgst,sngr iiss
deg. IL III, 10 In Ia, lA In. WIS, ~ ~
Neb.. lm In Mich. 10 in Ind, ana hpln
Kan ~.
ss--Topeka. Kan, thermometer drops ne
low 100 mark LIST time in 2 days,
| 25-DrenchlnE rain breaks drought,l N eorI
belt; excessive heat had continued "oas'
S1-Kiimar, Kan, cyclone. a-
Aug. slate wheat damage by trost he~i
BOttineau, N. ID. o...rs
B-Tidal wave IN gulf HOODS New y.tsii
Mobile and other places; navy hhips VS.
and 6 persons drowned, -
M-Anadrako. OLA. wrecked oy eyeione,
Sep. ~i-Cleveland. o., cloudbufSt eeEhstassa
district s miles long by rs vice. oaHAsS
Oct fs~F4rst snow of season in Kan. ane
NOV &saowstorms In H., wis. and Ia,
IS-Severe earthquake In southern Oksh.
i6-Meteor sets lake OF oil ahre, near Tuisa
x-Storm on Atlantic coast destroys prop
erty worth $1,000 8 lives lost.
Dec. 6-Extreme cold In Catskil mouhta'As
u@ceidest bee day in IS yrs. In Chicago
Il below D Intense cold throughput Mest
.,..Floods throughout Pa. ard N; II y
lives lost. Worst earthquake since .
in Manila.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02
TO SERVE.
Accepts Place on Committee to Work
For Industrial Peace.

PRINCETON, n. J., Dec. 26.-FOrmer
President Cleveland has accepted an
appointment 10 the industrial depart
ment Of the industrial Civic Fedora
ton, created at the conference Of
labor and capital His letter Of ac-
ceptance in which he approved the
plan Of industrial peace, was to-day
delivered 10 Oscar Strauss, who was
chairman OF the conference. Il read
as follows:
"PRNCEroS, DEC. "a, 1901. - Ny
Dear Mr. Strauss: Your letter Of the
18th inst is at hand. Illness has con,
fined me 10 my room for almost Eve
weeks and ! am hardly able 10 sit "
and write this.
"My desire for the quiet and com.
fort Of absolute retirement from pub
lie OF semi-public service is very stronl
and grows stronger as the days pass
l should, without hesitation, deciin'
your request that / accept a placl
among those who are 10 seek tn
promotion Of industrial peace b.
friendly intervention In troubles be
tween employers and the employed,
! were not afraid that I should there
b disregard an important duty. NJ
reflections have made IL clear 70 m
that / should accept the place as
signed % ne and ! do 20 with a
earnest wish that those selected Z
activity represent the purpose an
motives u Jour conference may no
l4hor In vain. l0un very truly,
e6RovKR CLEVELAND
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02
An Historic Instance of Honesty.

"The most notable exhibition OF
honesty within the histOry Of the
Treasury Department" says a writer
in the January LGdis Home Journal
twas made BY Sophie Holmes, a col
ored woman, first employed 40 years
ago by General Spinner then the
Treasurer Of the United States-as a
Temporary charwoman. One afternoon
in April, 1862, while sweeping and
scrubbing the floor Of the issue diyis-
ion she found a package full Of crisp
thousand-dollar notes, which some
careless clerk had neglected 70 return
10 the safe. She determined 70 stand
guard over the treasure and 20 conhde
her secret 70 no one but General Spin
ner himself, who slept In the Treas
ury building during those troublesome
war times. She swept the dust Of The
room into one pile, then another
scattered Il about and swept Il ~
again, doing thus 20 keep up IN
appearance Of industry and TO maxi
TIE atmosphere Of the room as unin
viting as possible 10 the intrudinl
guards who nov and then sauntere'
in. From sheer weakness she hnall,
fell asleep until past midnight when
imagining she discerned a figure NOS
ing in the room she groped her way .
the valuable bundle, secreted IL b
tween two desks, sat upon IT, an.
while continuing her vigil thus Re
asleep again. About fogr O'Clock !
the morning she was awakened D
General Spinner's footsteps Althoug
she gave the Treasurer a great fngh
be rewarded her with q life appoint
ment as matron In the issue diyislor
And he did Justly. Whsn the paci
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02
LYNcHINGs.

Ian. Louis NeAdama meErol, near VIII
souvilie. Ala. assault.
film Densen and brother UeEroes), al
Madison, Fla. murder
15-Fred Alexander (neEro1 At Leayen-
worth, Kan: murder OF white gill;
Chaa. Lang hegro), near Elk s G; as
Feb. m-Geo. Carter Cnegro,, at Paris, XVI
ls-Thos' jackson (colored), al St. Peter,
La: murder Of Alexander Bourgeois.
a-Peter Bergman (coloredl. at Mena.
Ark, assaulted l3-yeaF-old CIR
S-Geo. Ward (uegrol. at Terre Haute,
Ind; murder Of IDA tinkei.te.n...John
Knox fNhitel, at Scranton, Miss murder
MAJ. dewey smith tnegrol, near Rich
mond, Mo- murder,
s-wm Davis (coiorec), al Shreveport La
GThos. Applegats twhitsJ. at Eatonvnle,
n. j.; killed by white caps Tor vile
ls-Ike fitzgerald tcoioredj. al T~lptonviIle.
Tenn; assault. Negro woman near
Rome, Tenn: was suspected Of theft
Apr. e-May Hearn (whitel al osceola.
z4wyatt Mallory Ceo,szssr-s spring
heid, Tsnn.SasS8uf.
May s-FEres negroes, Suspected Of being
.~tHpicated In murder, shot near Selma.
Ala, BY unknown parties s
is1Iee Key Ccolorsd), near Knoxville.
Ark, charged with ineitng negroes to
zHNiit Calvert tnegro). at Grifhth. Miss.
attempted assault or l-year-old girl
8-Wm. Campbell tcolOreG9. at Pond
Greek, Okla. had shot Deputy Sheriff
u8calyin Han and 3 sons 4 Dan Yantis
al Lockout, Cal; petty thieEery.
Jun. Mob OF lynchers routed BY Sherln
Merrill at carrollton, Ga, killing ane
injuring&
11-Jas. MeLoid (white). at Hamburg
1AFrsnk smith and +. D. MeLand Cne.
Ri FSstsr murder. ID. B. Jones megrS
preacheT1. Al La Grange, y. C.; assault
| III. I-Negrp who attempted assault or
white woman at L~aErenceyihe, Va
1 i5-Alex. Herman fnegrol, hanged By ne
gro mob: charged with murder. .Louil
Thomas. lhegro). near Girare, La; stoi'
bottle o. pop -
Z-Wm- Brooks tcoloreol, al Elkins, W
Va shot Chief Of Police Lily.
Aug. -Betsey McCray tcoI0red1 her soI
and daughter, at Carroliton, Miss muir
Lyyiu Price tcoiored). at Carrolifon
Miss; completely IN Tallsferro murder.
Ie-Wui Cooley and Jean Carter megroez)
near Pearce City, No; suspected OF muir
der.
Tex assault and murder
Sep. -Bln Tourney fcolofec), at CheEtnu
Grove, Ala assault.
la-Emest Harrison. sam Reed and Franl
Howard fnsgroes), al Wiekline. Ky.
murder.
Oct Five negroes and ! white killed !
race war iE Harrison county Tex
AVN. Morris (colored)s al Ban Town
La. assault.
D-Near Ball Town. Ia. ? whites and J
negroes slain IN race war.
Nov. Negro who attempted assault o
wife OF Representative Daugheriy' 2
Attention. Ca.
z-Unknoan negro near Columbia, 8 c
shot Mrs. Graft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02
Christmas Dance.

At Miss Duncan's en- semble rooms
was a delightful function. Italians
played very sweetly. The lunch Of
beaten biscuit sandwiches, lackey
sandwiches, coffee, chocolate and
waters was served by Mesdames Lup.
ton, T. B. and Chas Buckner. ] was
not there, but wa told by one OF the
girls that Eugenia Forests gown was
simply perfect-a silvery gray crepe
de chine, entrain, OF course, decollete,
with sleeves, slippers, gray suede kid;
the only touch Of color was a dash Of
red worn IN the hair, also that Miss
Ruth Lakenan wore that lovely point
dc spirit gown over pink, and never
looked quite 80 lovely. Miss Eliza
beth Arnold was another girl whom, ]
was told, looked perfectly lovely In
pink satin slip with white liberty silk
over Il. Miss Grace McIntire had on
a lovely white organdy that was verl
becoming. The other girls we're be
comingingly gowned, but ! was told
they did not wear something new.
know one q our prettiest girls va
ready 10 cry Tuesday when she toll
me her dress could not be finished II
time. It is a beauty, a pink crepe d
chine, shlrred all over with pin
I. roses massed all round the skirt nea
, the lower edge. Maybe she win wea
| IL 10 the ball masque. MeSSrS AZ
lette, Of St Louis, Biggs. Of Farbel
Harry Thomas, OF C~entralia, and Ro
; Macfarlane were among the stranger
present. This vas a most delightfI
dance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02
CRIMES.

Jan. Ie-Louis currisr kills wife, son ard
self, IN Albany, ". Y.
Feb. I5-Jos. B. Hinton 20 kiils Z
shurtz 40 at Logan. Kan; disappointed
2i-Mrs. Rose wurzer, drowned her 6 chill
dren, at Uniontown' wash INSANITY
Mar. 1-Henry Warne burns his STOCK anc
buildings and Kills son n self, near
Densson. Ia; Insanity.
Mrs. Naramore kills her 6 children, At
Cold Brook, Mass, but falls in attempt TO
zs-Mrs. Nathan Townsend kills self and
2 children. at Cas- City. Mich; family
n-Eml seTerlin while insane kills himself
and 8 daughters near Devils Lake, n. ID.
Apr. ct. /. Arlington kills Mamie Cleg-
horn and self at Somerville. Ca, on ac-
count OF a broken Engagement.
May MANUEL Mess kills wife and self at
Hebronville, Tex jealousy.
N-Eimer Ian kills wife and self at Os-
ceola, Ia; domestic trouble....Mrs Elmer
Quimby kills her ? children and self, near
Jun. Gwm. Arnell, Jr., OF Beaverton,
Mich. kills daughter, and wounds wife,
sisters and brother: was intoxicated.
e-Lsroy Groves (aged 16l kills brother, sis
ter and self near Napoleon, o.. crazed by
sensational literature,
Enallas. Tex. : men killed IN street oneL
slaughter in 2nd degree for murder Of
Mrs, Olin Castle.
Jul. M-chas. McClnmsy shoots Mamis
LktNA III ENAAf AhNNAA AAAAN
BE. Kirby kills wife and self at Dodge
City, Kan: disagreed over property.
Aug. S-Actor Thad Brooke kills Miilis
Lghthavk and self during rehearsal a.
Omaha. jealousy..-.AleN Mccullough
kills wife and self at crawish, o.; wal
intoxicated.
7-Frank Schultz kills wife and daughter a
Sauit ste. Marie, Mich; drunk and zeal
Gus.
court during trial.
G-Blake Logan, z sons and 2 Wilson broth
ers Killed by West Mays r Qeorgi
over woman.
H-Mrs Perry throws her I children an
self into well near N%orthneld. o.
Oct. f-Factiou night near Mi~ddiesboro, Ky,
results In 4 killed. 8 wounded.
B-Andrew Israelton wounds father-in
law, kills wife. sister-in-iaw and self. d
Iron River, Mich.
Nov. l-Walter Schneider Kills Mimi
Reichsteller and self, near Reading. Pa
n-Robert Wilkisg kills Jacob Stokes chi
father-in-law) and Mrs. Stokes, at Union
VILE, o.; Is then killed BY a son 81 Stokes
Dec. tat OPP, Ala. double murder cause
race riot: 2 negroes killed.
l9-fteV. John klnnunen Kills wife. 2 chfi
dren and self at Copper Falls. Mich. wa
nssne....M Mrs. Gilbert fatally assaulte
in washington, p. C.
J7-Peari Warner, LOUISE Kline, Sherma.
dollhouse ard John Jacobs, all suicide
Columbus (Ol boarding house.
t9-John +. Bull kills wife and self ct Par
sons, Kan....L T, Exum kills wife an
self. near Ceuterville. Tex.
&-Quarrel over land near Wilmot, Ark
results In killing Of 2 persons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02

l4-Nm. Mckinley, 18th u. S. president.
dies at 2.i5 a. m; post mortem
ton shows ~gangrene TO have SET tn....
Pan-American exposition ordered closed
for three days out OF respect...Tneo'
Roosevelt sworn as president
15-Funeral services held in MAburn resl-
denoe at II a. m, body lies In state IN CITY
hall until : p. m.
- zoigosz indicted on charge OF muir
der in LIST degree.
T7-Funeral services held In capitol al
Washington. conducted by Bishop An
drews OF Ohio with rites Of NJ E. church
Especial train bears remains OF late
pres. TO Canton, o.
1a-Pres. MeKinley's remains PLACED IN
Mestlawn cemetery at Canton. During
funeral services every wheel In country
stopped. Business generally suspended.
Services held in all principal capitals OF
Europe.
R-Insanity experts find Czolgosz sane.
&-Jury completed: assassin pleads guilty
but attorney assigned TO defend him en-
tiers plea OF not guilty.
2EVerdict Of guilty of murder in first De
gree reported by jury.
8-Sentence OF death by electrocuuon pro,
nounced on Czolgogz, assassin remove
to Auburn state prison.
Oct. &-Assassin CzolgOsz electrocuted
autopsy shows healthy condition o
brain.
Nov. g-Flrst Mckinley monument IN
yelled at Tower, MINI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02
A. D. 1901 Passed In Review
CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD NOTING ALL OF TIL
raosr EVENTS.

Apr. 7-st. Louis Elevator q Storage Co.;
&Ooco0.
Nav @Between somerasld and Addison,
sEJaeksonvile, Fla-, district 2t m. long BY
y m. wide, 8 livei lost and Neooeo@ IN
EDsiias, Tex, Southern Rock Island Plow
Is-Detroit, nre In lumber district; sSoo.oa
lS-Meadow Brook. Pa country home OF
T. Il. Wanamakcrs &oq.0o
Jul. eliot Springs, Va, Homestead hotel;
a-Baitimore, Hoen & Co.'S bldg; $4,000.
S-kansas. 1900 acres wheat.
l6-WichltR. Kan, JACOB Doio q sons
packing plant; N,eO,Voo.
2-Mattoop, III, is incendisry hres In past
&-Davenport. Ia. business ard residence
property worth 10000.
| Aug. GETiptOnviile Tenn, almost entire
Is destroyed 2ne time IN year.
Seq. list Johns, n. f., business proper
Oct. ARKANSAS City, Ark, Paepks-Lelehi
Lumber Co.'S yards; SS0Wo.
SChicago, fire in docks OF Peabody Goa
Co.'S docks; S6S.o0-
i-Beaumont, Tex. fire in business center
S-Hammond CInd) Packing Co.'S plant
@~Philadelphia, Hunt, Wilkinson s. Coz
furniture store; $4,000 loss and - person.
Nov. L~-cieveland, o., / block: $4,000,
&-New York, lumber yards n mills II
E. 10th St: N,00.0M.
Dec. n-worcester Co) university, mai
bldg.
1-Hamalton. o.. Champion coated pape
works; y75.0o0