Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-04-04
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for opening LorimerDurborow con-
gressional ballots in spite of injunc-
| ton.
Forrest McCord, barber al Bower
vile, O., killed Charity Storts, his
sweetheart, and ended his own life
Eighteen arrests have been made at
Waterbury, Conn.,, i'll connection with
violence during the trolley strike sew
eral weeks ago.
Capt. John L. Roper, proprietor of
the Ohio Soldier and a civil war vet
eran, died at Chillicothe, O., aged 60
years.
A violent storm which prevailed at
| Newport News, Va, for "a hours did
much damage.
Senior Quesada, the Cuban minister,
called upon Secretary Hay and official
ly notified him of the ratification of the
treaty by the Cuban senate.
Frank Robertson, a negro in jail at
Bradley, Ark, charged with arson, was
lynched by mob.
The United States senate subcom-
mittee on finance will meet at New
York this week to plan more elastic
currency system.
Maj. Gen. Macarthur has assumed
command of the department of Cali
fornia.
Gen. William Booth, Salvation army
commander, was welcomed home to
London from America by 10000 peo-
pie.
James E. Pearl and his wife, he col
ortd and she white, were killed by
the cars at Quincy, III.
A counterfeit of the SO silver GER
tifcate of the series of 1899, poorly
executed, has been discovered.
Indignation against the United
States is at high pitch in Berlin be-
cause of Admiral Dewey's remarks
on the German navy.
1t is officially announced that King
Edward and Queen Alexandra will
visit Ireland in July or August.
Work has begun on canal be-
tween Lake Michigan and small lakes
near Hammond, Ind. It will be $50
feet wide and p feet deep.
Elections were held in Iowa cities of
the second class, politics generally
being subordinated to local issues.
The management of the Lake Shore
railroad has decided to four-track the
line between Chicago and Buffalo.
Junius B. Clay, son of Cassius M.
Clay, and one of the largest land own
ers near Paris. Ky, was accidentally
shot and killed by his wife.
The finding on the Edwin Z. Burdick
o. &c I.
er unknown, but that Arthur r. Pen
nell's arrest would be justified if he
were living.
Six men were killed by a gas explo-
sion in Sandoval CID coal mine and
five others were seriously burned.
Noah Raby celebrated his one hun
dred and thirty-first birthday in New
Brunswick, n. j. He was born at
Eatontown, n. c., on April l. 1772.
The Lake Shore twentieth century
limited train made run of 3S1 miles
in 36S minutes
King Oscar of Sweden and Norway
has resumed his duties of ruler of
the kingdom after a rest since JAN
uary 81 because of illness.
San Juan for New York on board the
steamer Coamo.
The president has selected Wayne
MacVeagh to represent the United
States in the Venezuelan case before
the Hague tribunal.
| Benedict & Co., "get-rich-quick'' con-
Germ, abandoned it's South Bend 0nd)
offices, leaving many creditors.
| Judge Simson of Terre Haute, Ind
says that boards of health cannot
exclude unvaccinated children from
public schools.
Secretary Hay and Senior Quesada
exchanged notifications of the Cuban
reciprocity treaty.
| Terry McGovern was knocked out
in the eleventh round by Young
Corbett in a fight for the worlds
! lightweight championship at San
Francisco.
President Roosevelt left Washington
on his western trip covering $4,000
miles and % states.
| Ten thousand Indiana miners struck
because the operators ultimat um ig-
nored the demand for extra men to
| fire explosives.
Six men were killed and ten prob
| ably fatally injured by an accident in
mine at Braddock. Pa.
bill increasing the liquor license
fees throughout the state by 50 per
cent has passed the New York leeis-
lature.
Trains collided near South Brooklyn,
Conn, killing Engineer Chapman and
Fireman Newman and injuring 16 per-
sons.
The old wage scale between the BIZ
luminous miners and operators of
nearly 90 states has expired and the
total advance in wages aggregates
$135, OOO, 600.