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Dwight Anchor
 Remnants 5hc a yard. case of Dwight Anchor cotton, yard wide bleached and half bleached 2 to 8 yards in length, worth Ioc yard. Unbleacl1ed Cotton 55scyd bale of yard wide. heavy unbleached cotton, worth Sc yard. "
 Cambric % a yard.
 500 yards of very fine quality yard wide cambric, worth I5c yard. .... Fine Scotch and rIadras
 Ginghams, I7c yard.
 S .ch and madras ginghams that have been selling all the season at 25c, 29c and SIC ~
 Ioc Corded Lawns 7Iacyd. I case torchon corded lawns, pretty sheer cloth, fine assortment patterns, lace and openwork effect.
 Jobbers Sacrifice Sale SHc yard
 IN THE B.
 roc Percale 6c yard.
 One case extra good quality percale worth Ioc yard. j Apron Ginghams 4c yard. IT case good quality apron ginghanis, fine assortment blue and brown checks to select from, worth 6Ac yard. I2hc Lawns 6IAc yard. Flne quality lawns in a good variety. of patterns, that have been selling all season for I2 2Hc yard. -~
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Pillow Cases.
 I lot of pillow cases sizes 45-36, made of good quality bleached cotton, worth 2Hc each. Sale price Sc each
 I lot of pillow cases size 45x56 made from such cotton as Wamsutta, Dwight Anchor, and Pequot, worth from I5c to I7c each. Sale price 11c each COttOnS.
 Lonsdale A cotton, 71sc yard.
 Dwight Anchor A cotton, Sc yard (bleached and half bleaehed). Fruit of the Loonn4-4 cotton, Scsard Sheetings.
 Dwight Anchor, e-4, s1c yd (bleaches and half bleached).
 Dwight Anchor. Io-4, 23c yard.
 Dwight Anchor, brown, e-4, 19c yar{
 Dwight Anchor. brown, Io-4, 21c yd
 25c Lawns, I21sc yard
 Very fine quality lawn. g in. wide, satin stripe, lace and open work effect. ASErIENT. E White Lawns 4c yard.
 T lot white lawns, 30 inches wide. worth 64c yard.
 I5c India Linen DC yard.
 5000 yards fine quality India linen, 32 inches wide, worth I5c yard.
 I5c Fancy Lawns roc.
 I lot fancy white lawns, openwork and fancy weaves, worth I5c yard.
 Quilts.
 Special values in quilts during this sale.
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Ruffled Curtains, 4oc. Ruffled muslin curtains, plain and fig ured centers, good wide ruf1e, worth 6ec to 9Sc pair. ss Odd Curtains, o8c pair. E Single pairs of lace, muslin and co1- ored curtains, only onepair of design, regular price $I. o9t to 400 pair. VelourS and Corduroy s.
 at 40c. Plain and figured velours and cordu- roys, regular price 75c yard. Sofa Cushions, 40c each. ! Covered with art fabric and silk, cord or ruf1e finish, regular price 7oc to $I.3e.
 Silk0line and SWissOline.
 at Sc yard.
 Figured silkolines and swissolines, regular price IaHc to I5c yard Cushion Covers, 25c. each Figured velours and tapestry, regular price 3ec to 75c each.
 Sofa Cushions, o8c each. Figured and worth $I.o each.
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ty and Big stone Gap, Va,

i7-Gate City and Big Stone Gap, Va,
wrecked by cyclone.
21-Near Naper, Neb., cyclone; s killed.
29-W. Va, In Elkhorn river valley, cloud
burst; 100 lives lost; towns Keystone and
Vivian destroyed.
Jul. 1-Record breaking heat. causes -
deaths in New York, IA in Philadelphia, IS
in Pittsburg, IA In Baltimore and in Chi
cago.
21-Heat smashes all records in western
states; official thermometers register 11S
deg. in ILL.,, ITO in Ia, 104 in Wis, 1O6 In
Neb., 100 In Mich, ITO in Ind, and 100 in
Kan.
&-Topeka, Kan. thermometer drops be-
low 100 mark LIST time in 2S days.
N-Drenching rain breaks drought In corn
belt: excessive heat had continued 40 das.
H-Kilmar, Kan, cyclone.
Aug. Slate wheat damaged by frost near
Bottineau, N. d.
15-Tidal wave on gulf floods New Orleans,
Mobile and other places; navy ships lost
and 6 persons drowned.
2~1-Anadrako, Okla, wrecked by cyclone.
Sep. 1-CleVeland o., c~loudburst devastates
district miles long by ~ wide; damage,
$1,000 900.
Oct; 1-First snow of season In Kan. and
Nov. 3-Snowstorms in ILL.,, Wis. and Ia.
13-Severe earthquake in southern Utah.
16-Meteor sets lake of oil afire, near Tulsa,
1. L.
&-Storm on Atlantic coast destroys prop
erty worth 81, 900, Geo; 5 lives lost.
Dec. 6-Extreme cold in Catsklll mountaiIs;
80 below recorded.
15-Coldest Dec. day in IS yrs. in Chicago;
IL below 0. Intense cold throughout west.
....Floods throughout Pa. and N. y; 10
lives lost....Worst earthquake since '6S
In Manila.
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S-CaTQlnal mHEtle
nelli invested with red berretta at Balti-
I'LL 1itiv D. - degree esr' given Mckinley by UNI
a-Formal opening of Buffalo exposition
marked by Vice Pres. Roosevelt's speech
and message from Pres. Mckinley wis
starts machinery by PRESSING q e s eut.e sIv a.
1000 900 to Scotch universities.
Sat Des Moines, Ia, 10th biennial synod
so"Haii of Fame in New York formally
dedicated. ..Gen. John b. Gordon reflect.
ed commander of Confederate Vet. assn.
Ju an WMrs. Carrie C. Gait elected pres.
Nat. Woman's Suffrage assn. at Mime.
apolis.. Congregational council ORDERS
church roll.
L~Jubilee of Y. M. C. A. celebrated At
Jul e-Christian Endeavorers in 10th IN
ternational convention.
Aug. 1-Nat. Socialist convention at In
P Mckinley invites nations of world
to participate In st. Louis exposition tn
1908. Nat. Negro Business league in 2n0
! annual convention In Chicago.
22@At Ashvllie. Ala. Sheriff North thwarts
attempt of mob to lynch negro, killing1
men and wounding others.
at Louisville; Henry Bates (Tex,) elect.
ed grand commander, and San Francisco
chosen for 1904 meeting. IA. Il. Pears
elected pres. United Typothetae at Buff
Sep. 3-First stake in construction of Louis
lana Purchase exposition driven at St.
Louis.
12-G. A. r. encampment at Cleveland, @.
Oct. 4-Farmers' Nat. congress at Sioux
Falls, S. D., elects Geo. l.. Flanders IN.
,7-Jos., F.. Smith elected pres. Mormon
church.
men in all parts of world received La d.
degree at Yale bicentennial.
Nov.7-Conyicts at Ft. Leavenworth (Kan.l
federal prison mutiny; rs escape.
19-Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens reelected pres.
w. G. T. u.
Dec. S-Nat. Live Stock assn In 9Th conven-
tion in Chicago.
s-Andrew Carnegie gives $40, 000. 900 to uni
versity extension In America.
u-Nicholas M. Butler selected to success
Seth Low as pres. Columbia university.,,.
Red Cross society convention at WASH
ington reelected Clara Burton pres.
I'D. c. Gilman reelected pres. Nat. CivN
Service Reform league.
h-Marconi sends message by wireless
biography across Atlantic.
B-NaVy dept. announces acceptance q
battleship Wisconsin. -. Worlds Union e.
Christian Endeavorers incorporates W
der Mass. laws. with Rev. r. y. clsFkes
D.. d pres.
N-Ground broken for worlds fair q y
Louis. ~
xs-Admiral schley receives asst pss6s
mensy.
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SPORTING.

Jan. 5-Robert Waltnour (Ga.) wins inter-
national 6-day cycle race in Boston; 1.0es
nhhFrank Bril- Chicago wins national
Mar. iS-,Frank Sherman ID. c. wins world
pool championship at Boston.
B-Antonio Rodgers breaks worlds steer
tying record, roping and tying 3 animals
in 1:46 near Phoenix, Ariz.
Apr. 2.Fast Northwestern mail train
makes emile squirt in 6 min.
2S-Burton Downing breaks worlds h-mils
amateur bicycle record in $50 fiat.
~D Derby E at honisvi fifiptgg ic4a. 9th Kentucky
Jun. +Cornell W ms intercollegiate athletic
tournament at Buffalo exposition; Chica-
22SRobert Waddell wins Am. Derby in
Chicago.
Jul. 1S.Trotting stallion Cresceus breaks
worlds record, making 2 successive heats
In 2:O6& and 2:O5 in Detroit.
0-Charles G.. Fitzmorris, of Chicago, COM
pietes round-the,world tour in 60 das. 10
hrs. 29 min. and AZ sec.
26-Cresceus again breaks record at Clevs-
land; m. in 2:O2A.
cycle record or SLAP track; m. In 1:24 Is.
Aug -Cresceus lowers his record by " sec.
1EInvader wins deciding yacht race n
Canada cup series at Chicago.
I~7-Anaconda breaks worlds pacing record
at Brighton Beach, N. Y; m. in 2:O1%c.
Boy broke worlds record for
wagon PAGERS win amateur drivers, in
Chicago: m. in 2:O3 3-5.
Sep; 6.,Martha .Wagenfuhrer goes through
whirlpool rapids of Niagara falls in a bar
2-Columbis defeats Shamrock liam.
League baseball season closes with clubs
n ne, f9iIPw IN position; Chicago. B,9ston.
ington, Cleveland and .Milwaukee....
Gelding Little Roy again breaks worlds
wagon record, pacing m. In 2:02 In New
Oct. 2-Columbia wins End race In cup So
rles over triangular course by 3 min. .
4-Columbia defeats Shamrock II. In decid-
Ing race for Americas cup winning mere
y, on time allowance...:John Flanagan
N. W throws hammer ITO It. "a in. and
the discus 119 TT. rs in. both worlds rec-
s.Nat. League baseball ends with clubs in
Brooklyn. st. Louis, Boston, Chicago,
New York and Cincinnati ..
IN; SantosIDumont circles Eirel tower
%-Little Boy again lowers wagon record
at Memphis; m. in 2:01h.
1-Prince Alert sets new pacing record for
.geldings at Memphis; m. in 2:6OX.
Nov. SHeatherbloom breaks high-Jump.
i shew res9 r. Al. for horses at Chicago horse
l2SDan Tew, linotype machine operator in
D .st{,1 M0 is esi Ia; breaks worlds record.
1bzJim Jeffries knocks out Gus Rubin In
'sn in satd rsss. NEAR makes Nsw R e; II 81 IS SEE.
Cambridge. Mass; % to 0.
zS-Thanksgiving university football
matches as follows: Wis. IS, Chi. o; Mich.
80. la: 0; Cornell "a, Pa. 6; MINI. Is. iii.
knocks out Terry McGovern at Hartford,
Conn. becoming feather-weight cham.
pion; 2 rounds.
swimming record; 7:24:6.
1oIJacob Schaeffer wins worlds champion.
snip In billiard tourney at New York.
9Th round Of fight at San Francisco.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-01-03
GRIMES

Jan; 1;-Louis Currisr kills wife, son and
Shurtz az at Logan, Kan; disappointed
24DMrs. Rose wurzer, drowned her chill
Mar. 1-Henry .Warne burns his stock and
buildings and kills son and self, near
o.Denison. Ia; insanity.
Cold Brook. Mass, but fails In attempt to
2s~Mrs. Nathan Townsend kills self and
children, at Cass City, Mich; family
3-Emii segerlln while insane kills himself
and 8 daughters. near Devils Lake, n; d.
Apr. 81. L. Arlington kills Mamie Cleg-
horn and self at Somerville, Ga, on &C.
count of a broken engagement.
May MANUEL Mess kills wife and self at
Hebronville, Tex; Jealousy.
0-Elmer Lane kills wife and self at Os-
ceola, Ia; domestic trouble.... Mrs. Elmer
0uimby, kills her Q children and self, near
Jun. 5Wm. Arnell. Jr., Of Beaverton,
Mich. kills daughter, and wounds wife,
2 sisters and brother; was Intoxicated.
CLERGY Groves (aged l6) kills brother, Sis
ter and self near Napoleon. o., crazed by
sensational literature.
5-Dallas. Tex. 4 men killed In street duel.
27-Jessie Morrison found guilty of man
slaughter In End degree for murder Of
Jul, %.Chas MeCiumsy shoots Mamie
29-E. Kirby kills wife and self at Dodge
City, Kan; disagreed over property.
Aug. 3-Actor Thad Brooke kills Mile
Lighthawk and self during rehearsal at
Omaha; Jealousy ALEX. Mccullough
kills wife and self at Crawf1sh. o.; was
Intoxicated.
7-Frank Schultz kills wife and daughter at
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich; drunk and jeal-
BUS.
a1-At Reynolds, Miss, 4 shot in fight in
2a-Biake Logan, 2 sons and 2 Wilson broth
ers killed by West Mays and George
Golden at Williamsburg, KY; trouble
N-Mrs. Perry throws her 4 children and
self into well near Mortified, o.
Oct. 7-Faction fight near Middlesboro, Ky,
results In killed, s wounded.
26-Andrew 1sraelson wounds father-1n-
law, kills wife, sister-in-law and self, at
Iron River, Mich.
Nov. 1-Walter Schneider kills Minnie
Reichsteller and self, near Reading, Pa,
2-Robert Viking kills Jacob Stokes (his
father-in-law) ard Mrs. Stokes, at Union
Vile, O.; Is then killed by a son of Stokes.
Dec. AT Opp, Ala, double murder causes
ace riot; 2 negroes killed.
10-Rev. John K%innunen kills wife, 2 chill
dren and self at Copper Falls, Mich. was
insane. Mrs. Gilbert fatally assaulted
In Washington, d. c..
+ Warner, Louise Kline, Sherman
dollhouse and John Jacobs, all suicide in
Columbus lO) boarding house.
l9CJohn F. Bull kills wife and self at Par
sons. Kan.:..L. T.; Exum kills wife and
self, near Centervllle, Tex.
N-Qusrrel over land near Wilmot, Ark.
results In killing of 3 persons.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

Jan. s~-Paragould. Ark, Greene county
@"Montgomery, Ala, Josiah Morris bank.
Feb. S-Ellettsville, Ind, bank.
21-Lacygne. Kan, Citizens bank.
25-Ashley City, Ill, private bank; 10000.
...Desndladi1nes, Ill., Palmer and Meyers
S,Elletisyllle, Ind, Edmund Palmer's
Mar. ~; 2; searles, of New York, capital
s-Niles, Mich, LIST Nat. bank.
2l-W. S. Eden, a Chicago hotel manager;
a,-Hqnnibal, n; Y, w. ]. Brewster & Co.,
Apr. Betty of Mexico, d. Olivier & Coz
17-Lemars DAD Nat. bank, on account Of
$50, 900 shortage in presidents accounts.
2S-Salem, Ore, Gilbert Bros bank; $780,
27-westerly R. l., Mechanics savings
bank; 81, 900, 900.
May 6-Gleyeland. o., Cuyahoga savings
11-Canton Is. d. State bank.
E.Gothenburg, Neb., Peoples state bank;
10000
Jun, s-Indianapolis State bank of ~1ndiana;
I-Dexter, Kan, bank.
&~-Springfield, Mass. Pynchon national
bank.
27-New York, Seventh national bank.
9S-New York, Henry Marquand & Co.,
bankers and brokers; 5000 600.
3-Buffalo, N. Y, City national bank; So
Jul. 2~Bufalo, N. Y, Niagara bank.
3-Mansfield. o., Sturges bank. also Mans
field machine works.
Aug. 1-Chicago, George II. Phillips & Co.,
board of trade firm; $500, 900.
2Avilla, Ind. bank.
S-Austin, Tex, First Nat. bank 100000.
24-Des Moines, Ia, Home Savings & Trust
Co....Malvern, o., Sandy Valley Banking
Co.
2s-Carey (O) Banking Co....New Mata-
moras, o., bank.
27-Jamestown, Tenn, Bank of Fentrles
county $4,000.
Sep. 4Broken Bow, Neb., Bank of Custer
count $4,000.
Oct. lS-Boyerton Pa) Nat bank.
Dec. ~Lenoir City CTenn.) bank,
11--Omaha Loan Il Trust Co; s., O00,O 600.
12-Wanatah Qnd.) bank.
19-Gothenburg, Neb, state bank; $4,000.
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1SEwm. Mckinley. 25th U. 8. president
dies al AIS a. m; post mortem examina-
ton shows gangrene to have set IN;
Pan-American exposition ordered cIoseu
for three days out OF respect'.''Iheo
Roosevelt sworn as president,
iB-Funeral services held in Milburn resi-
dence at II a. M; body lies In state IN city
hall until s p. m.
N-Funeral party leaves for Washington
....Czolgosz indicted on charge OF MUIR
der in LIST degree. -.
iF-Funeral services held In capito! at
Washington, conducted by Bishop An
drews OF Ohio with rites of M. E. church
Especial train bears remains OF late
pres. to Canton, o.
n-Pres. McKinley's remains placed in
Westlawn cemetery at Canton. During
funeral services every wheel In country
stopped. Business generally suspended.
Services held In all principal capitals or
Europe.
A-Insanity experts find Czolgosz sane.
8-Jury completed; assassin pleads guilty.
but attorney assigned to defend him en-
tiers plea of not guilty.
A-Verdict of guilty of murder In first de-
gree reported by jury.
0-Sentence of death by electrocution pro-
ounce on Czolgosz; assassin removed
to Auburn state prison.
Oct. 29-Assassin Czolgosz electrocuted
autopsy shows healthy condition OF
brain.
Nov. 9-First Mckinley monument un-
yelled at Tower, MINI.
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FEB, s-Ex-Cong. Geo. d. Tillman, at Clarks
Hill, 5. c.; rs.
10-Cong. Col. Albert d. Shaw On. ", in
Washington; SO.
l6-Maurice Thompson. poet and novel; IT,
at Charlottesville, Ind. ST.. Ex-senator
G, A. Pierce IN. D, in Chicagoi g..
Los Angeles, Cal; 4S.
2S-Ex-U. S. Senator VIM. NJ. Evarts. in
New York; SO.
Mar. 13-Benj. Harrison (23ru U. s. pres.),
in Indianapolis; 6S.
16-Cong. Marriott Brosius. at Lancaster.
e5-Charlotte M. Yonge, celebrated author.
in London, Eng. Is.
S1-Mlss Josephine Il. Barry. novelist, at
indianapolis; 81.
mons, at Monterey, Cal; "A. .
D-Ex-Gov. Chas. C. Stockley Oel), at
Georgetown; 81.
Bay. City, Mich; 5S.
17-Edwin +. Uhl, ambassador to Germany
WISER MIdS Sc Cleveland at Grand Rapids
21-Ex-Cong. c. A. Boutelle (Me.), at
Waverly, Mass; 63.
SnEx-Gov. John r. Tanner at Springfield
Jun. 5~Jas. A. Herne, actor and playwright.
in New York; GO.
teers in Spanish war, who started en-
balmed beef inquiry, suieided at Pitts
l11{Sovi VIM. j. Sanford at Tuscaloosa
1S-Ex-Goy. Hazen S. Pingree Mich.), in
London Eng. SO.
Z-Adelbert S. Hay, former consul to Pre-
toria, at New Haven. Conn.
Jul. III. S. Senator Jas. IL. Kyle, In Aber-
deem, S. D.; 81.
tProf. John Fiske, historian. at E.
Gloucester, Mass. 50.
6-Congressman DIR. J. VIM, Stokes, at
Orangeburg, S. c.
12-Ex-Gov. r. b. Hubbard. at Tyler, Tex.
Aug. S-Wm. a. Newall, eX-gov. of N. j.
QSlO and of Washington Ter. 0S7G), in
Allentown, N. j.; 81.
29-EX-Gov, Chas. A. Busiel, at Laconia, N.
Sep. l6-Rt. Rev. H. E. whipple, of Eplsco-
pal church, at Faribault, Mimi; 40.
Oct. 10-Lorenzo Snow, 5th pres. and head
of Mormon church, at Salt Lake City sc.
lS-EX-Goy. John S. Pillsbury, in Mime
apolis; 73.
2O-Rear Admiral r. NJ. Bunce (retlred), at
Hartford, Conn; 65.
26-Josiah Turner, at Hlllsboro, N. c.;
elected to congress after civil war and re-
fused seat; 50.
29-Ex-Gov. II. B. Harrison, at New
Haven, Conn; 50.
Nov. 7-kate Greenaway, artist, in London.
pa. j. Streeter, labor candidate for pres.
in 1883, at New Windsor, Ill.
H-EX-Gov. ID. H. Waite, at Aspen. Col;
o.. Hon. Glen StuGebaker, at South
Bend, Ind. 20.
Dec. l4-Ex-Gov. David p. Thompson (Ind.
To, at Portland, Ore.
15-John Swinton, labor leader and writer
on economic subjects, in New York: II.
l6-Gov. VIM. Gregory, at Wexford, r. l.;
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II

Jan. 2-Louis McAdams (negro), near VIII
%sonville, Ala. assault.
Aim Densen and brother (negroes), at
Madison. Fla; murder.
15~Fred Alexander mcgro), at Leaven-
worth, Kan; murder of white. girl.
Chas. Lang negro), near Elko' S. c.; as
Feb. 1i-Geo. Carter negro), at Paris, Ky;
16~Thos. Jackson (colored), at st. Peter,
La; murder of Alexander Bourgeois,
wife and . children.
9O-Peter Bergman (colored),, at Mena,
Ark; assaulted l2-year-old girl.
26-Geo. Ward Negrol, at Terre Haute,
Ind; murder of Ida Finkelstein. q. job
Knox Cwhite), at Scranton, Miss; murder
of stepsOn.
Mar. 2-Dewey Smith (negro), near Rich.
mond, Mo-; murder.
6-Wm Davis (colored), at Shreveport La;
9-Thos. A~pplegate (white), at Eatonvllle,
n. j.; killed by white caps for wife
l6-Ike Fitzgerald (colored), at Tiptonvllle,
Tenn; assault NEGRO woman near
Rome, Tenn; was suspected of theft.
Apr, 6-May Hearn twhite), at Osceola'
Ark. murder.
23-Wyatt Mallory (colored), at Spring.
field, Tenn; assault.
May 2-Three negroes, suspected of being
implicated in murder, shot near Selma,
Ala, by unknown parties.
1l-Jas. Brown (colored), at Springfield.
1sNLee Key (colored), near Knoxville.
Ark, charged with incitng negroes to
22-Milt Calvert (negro), at Griffith, Miss;
25-Wm. Campbell (colored), at Pond
Creek, Okla; had shot Deputy Sheriff
Geo. Smith.
s1-Calvin Hall and 8 sons and Dan Yantis,
at Lookout, Cal; petty thievery.
Jun. 7-Mob of lynchers routed by Sheriff
Merrill at Carrollton, Ga, killing l and
inJuring 3.
11-Jas. McLoid ,.(white). at Hamburg,
1s-Frank Smith and f. D.. McLand me
groes), near Shreveport, La; implicated
In Foster murder....D. b. Jones (negro
preacher), at La Grange, N; c.; assault.
Jul, NEGRO who attempted assault on
white woman at Lawrenceville, Va.
Herman tnegro), hanged by ne
gro mob; charged with murder. Louis
Thomas. Nesro), near Girard, La; stole
bottle of pop.
E-Wm. Brooks (colored), at Elkins, w.
Va; shot Chic of Police Lilly.
Aug. 1eBetsey McCray (colored), her son
and daughter, at Carrollton, Miss; muir
swim Price (colored), at Carrolton.
19-Will Cooley and Jean Carter (negroes).
near Pearce City, Mo. suspected OF MUIR
der.
a.Henry Nolest negro),, neal Winchester
Sep. 3-Bill Tourney (colored), at Chestnut
Grove, Ala; assault.
12-Ernest Harrison, Sam Reed and Frank
Howard (negroes), at Wicklifte, KY;
Oct. l-Five negroes and l white killed in
race war In Harrison county, Tex.
AVN. Morris (colored), at Ball Town,
29-Near Ball Town. La, 2 whites and 10
negroe slain In race war.
Nov. NEGRO who attempted assault on
wife of Representative Daugherty, at
~23-Unknown negro near Columbia. S. c.;
shot Mrs. Craft.
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INDUSTRIAL.

Feb. Purchase of Southern Pacific by
vanderbilt interests completes transport
tation system extending without break
from New York to the orient.
29-MOrgan steel combination Oknown as u.
81, 100, 600, GOO.
10 control practically entire silver and
copper output of country.
10-American Soap Manufacturing assn
composed of So factories) organized in
May $-fii. Central R. R. establishes PEN
sion system for old employees.
fIStreet railways of Albany, Troy, Cohoes.
Watervliet and Rensselaer,, N. Y, tied up
by strike.
2o-In all parts of country 60, 900 machinists
strike for 9-hr. day.
Jun. 26-Many injured in fight between la
borers and police at Rochester, N. Y.
EaEmployes of Am: Sheet Steel & Am.
Steel Hoop Cos; ordered to quit work be-
Jul. 14-Pres. Shaffer, of Amalgamated
assn, orders strike in all U. S. steel COR
poratlon mills.
Aug. 12-Total number of steel workers out
is 1000.
14-Charters of lodges of steel workers at
south chicago revoked because of re-
Sep. 4-Pres. shaffer refuses Schawb's
14--Steel strike ended on terms originally
offered by Pres. Schwab of u. S. Steel cor
pOration.
Oct, 1-Combination OF % leading plowmak-
eIs eiIeclSQ IN chicago; 500, OOO,O capital.
AT Fall River, Mass, 10000 mill operators
strike Tor o per cent. wage increase.
NOV. 11-Dennis Mulvihiil, coal HEAVIER,
elected mayor of Bridgeport, Conn.
Dec. 5-Am. Federation of Labor in 21st an
nual convention, at Scranton, Pa.
13-U. S. Steel corporation adopts civil sery-
ice system for 1000 employees on lake
boats.
14-Samuel Gompers reelected pres. Am.
Federation of Labor, at Scranton, Pa,
l6-ltcpresentatives of capital and labor
meet in. New York to devise plan of set
Ting labor disputes.
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miral Howison serving.
3-Rea Admiral Il. M. Ramsay appointed
to take Howison's place.
20-Schley inquiry resumed after intermis-
sion caused by Pres. Mckinley's death.
A-Judge Jeremiah Wilson, aged u, senior
counsel for Schley, dies suddenly in
27-Court refuses request of Admiral
Sampson to be represented at trial by
oct. M-Admiral schley takes stand, tells
story of Santiago battle, and denies
charges against lin.
Nov. EEvidence all in and arguments be-
7-Capt. Lemly makes closing argument
and court adjourns to digest evidence
presented.
mously votes censure for "vacillation,
dilatoriness and lack of enterprise" prior
to June l and for Inaccurate official re-
ports and misleading statements on coal
supply. dmiral Dewey, in separate find
ing, gives Schley entire credit for the VIC
tory at Santiago.
lS-Admiral Schley files bill of exceptions
to majority findings.
1-Admiral sampson files protest against
Admiral DeWey's minority report.
2-Sec'y Long indorses findings of majority
of court, and orders dismissal of His
torian Maclay from service In Brooklyn
navy yard. Pres. Roosevelt personally
reprimands Gen. Miles for discussing
Schley case.