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MARx TwAiMs AssxssxxNT.

Prspessy In Tasvst swa fss WDAsA aGsraia
~, - Assesssa O. oeN!eoo. ."
NRwsuRoH. May 2.--MArk Twain's A.
sessment matter was before Judge Dibksy
here to-day In Special Scssions, and Mark
was worsted. He paid e%s.0O0 for summer
home In Tarrytown, and the village sssessor
Soaked him With an assessment Of )s0, 900.
This Mark wouldn't stand for. and, plead.
ings and persussions having no effect on
the rural tax grabbers, Mark was Obliged
to seek redress In the courts. Tho Case
had been sent to q Poughkespie lawyer
TO hear and determine, and no thought
the humorist ought to pay on an assessment
OF $4,000, or 5000 more than he paid for
the property. The court confirmed. the
ssessment ~ :. =.
1t WIS acknowledged, that the hunOrist
had not expended any Gold cash In i'm.
provements on the property, but . witness
testified that Mark had bern offered 80 600
for the property and had refused II. An
other cOld-blooded witness swore that ths
property was worth S76,O0o although 1t
was shown that 1t had been In tho market
over eleven years. With no nibbles far It.
and a good part Of that time being un-
occupied. The result Is that Masks must
pay on $4,000 or tho heartless tan sfnbbafs
will sell the property for unpaid taxes.
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
The Southern Pacific Gives Up AStuaI
Control OF the Road. g.

Control OF the Road. %,
DALLAS, Tex, May 1.-The real condition
Of the Rock Island Southern Paoiho deal
was announced officially here to-day.
There has been no sale Of the Houston and
Texas Central or other Southern Pacific
lines to the Rock Island. 1t was simply
three-sided trafIio arrangement tosavod
collision with peculiar laws In Texas.
Freight TRAFFIC Manager JoneA said:
"The separation Of the ofaoes and officials
Of the Hous ton and Texas Central and the
Texas and New Orleans was necessary.
as the. Southern Pacific had taken up the
operation Of the Texas and New Orleans's
Dallas extension. Under the laws Of tho
State the Southern Pacific could not par
ticipate in the operation OF both lines, they
being competitive.
All the officials Of the Houston and Texas
Central who have been identified with
tho Southern Pacific, with one exception,
have rendered their designations With tho
toned is NJ. l.. Robbins, general passenger
agent OF the two systems. He Will remain
with the Houston and Texas Central. cover
ing his connection with the Southern Pacific.
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Columbia Leaves Newport In Good Sailing
Breeze.

NEWPORT, r. L., May 2.--The Cup de-
fender Columbia sailed from here this
morning for Glen Cove, and should make a
last passage. as she had fair wind at the
start. 1t was about O'Clock when she cast
on her moorings and stood out the channel.
th' "nd being from the southeast and a
good sailing breczn. The Columbia carried
a'l lower sails and working topsail. She
If not expected back in Newport for some
wees, not before the return of the Reliance
and Constitution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
MUSIC TEACHER A BURGLARY
william Bicdenkapp Of Toboken Is Ar
rested but Par0led.

William Bedenkapp, 4 young music
teacher who lives at 1893 Spring street. West
Hoboken. was arrested yesterday on a
charge Of having robbed the apartments
OF Claus Stegman at ia Monroe street.
Hoboken, last Monday. More than $500
mans apartments, which were entered
by rear window. Biedenkapp has among
his pupils children of some OF the wealthiest
people in Hudson county. He denied that
he was guilty of the robbery, and was
paroled by Recorder Stanton so that he
could establish an alibi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
RLACK FROST IN SARATOGA.

The Temperature Drops to within - De.
Rrees OF Zero.
SARATOGA. May "A blighting black
frost accompanied the cold wave of last
night. when the temperature dropped to
within 20 degrees Of zero. The pinching
effects Of the frost were plainly seen on
fruit and apple trees and also in early clover.
Vegetation seemed to be generally re-
tarrled, IA II it had received sudden blow.
The frost, coupled with the almost unpre-
cedented drought which has lowered al Of
the waterways, does not add to the happi
ness Of farmers, who are becoming pessi-
mistic over the agricultural outlook. This
afternoon the mercury assembled to SO
degrees in the shade.
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BANkERs CHAUFFEUR FINED.
Was Hast eninE to New York and Exceeded
the Speed Limit. 4,

BABYLON, L. l.. May 2.-Maurice Cappi,
chauffeur for Harry B. Hollins, New York
banker residing at Islp. was arrested yester-
day while on the way to Manhattan. for
violating the law regulating the speed Of
that the chauffeur would appear later in
court if they would release him them, but
the officers refused to let the man 60.
When arraigned Cappi, who Is French
man and cannot speak English, showed
a paper saying that he pleaded guilty.
The court imposed a fine Of $40. which he
paid. rat
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Rutler-Falfchil0.

Miss Grace Elise Fnirchild and Henry We'll
nj the home OF tne brides parents. Mr., and
Mrs. Samuel ". Fairchild. es East sixty
fifth street. The Rev, Dr., Ernest NJ Stlres,
the Ceremony at $50 o'clock. The bride
was given away by her father: she wore
blossoms and was attended by Miss Edith
+. FairchiId. her Sister. az maid OF honor,
Miss T. Constance Eairchiid; also sister.
were the bridesmaids, Leonard T: Hepburn
was best man and Clarence M2rft. E Edrns6
Fairchild, brother Of the bride. were usbers.
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Bishop Bevin of Springfield has recalled
fa'h"r William j. Foran. who is affiliated
with IN" Springfield diocese. but who has
nrh working in the Holy Name parish,
amsterdam avenue and Ninety-sixth street.
,ther" are several Springfield priests who
nav" been loaned to he New York diocese.
ahd l. = said that they will all be recalled
Inis month. Seininarians who will be or
aslhed soon will be assigned to take their
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John W. Grisss's New Firm.

neutrality-suspicious. John w. Giggs
who has been associated as special counsel
with the firm OF Dill 4 Baldwin at q Pine
street. has formed a partnership with Arthur
j. Baldwin and Leonard D. Baldwin Of that
firm. The new firm will be Griggs, Bald
win 4 Baldwin, and will have Offices at
81 Pine street James B. Dill will CON-
tinue to be general adviser of the corpora
tons for which he IL counsel and will have
Offices in the same building.
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SCRANTON, Pa, May AFTER having
robbed his parents and burned the sum-
mer kitchen in the rear OF their home, Anton
Theodore Olesnovich early this morning
returned to complete his work and to kill
his father, mother and little sisters by burn
ing the house in which they were sleeping.
The police had been on the lookout for
him and arrested him as he was sneaking
around a corner of the house. His pockets
were filed with matches.
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Left Her Now Diamond Pin In . Cab. ="
Mrs. Richard Trimble Of IS East Twenty
fifth street called q public hack on the
street vest erday afternoon and rode to
Tiffany where she bought diamond horse
shoe scarfpin. She drove homo i4 the came
have the number and last night she asked
the Tenderloin police to find tho pin.
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Brooklyn Fusion Committee.

Chairman Alexander Robb Of the Repub-
lican General Committee In Brooklyn viii
In few days name the committee to repre-
sent that borough at the several fusion con-
ferencee on May II. Former Lieut. enant-
Governor Timothy L. Woodruff win probably
head the committee.
1t is understood that the Brooklyn dele
cation will favor the denomination Of Mayor
Low and recommend the nomination OF
Borough President j. Edward ewanstrom,
an independent Democrat for Comp
troller,
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Kills Himself IN Wlfe's Preseooe.

Phillip Coppersmith, ~ years old. long
shoreman OF ITO Scholes street, Williams
burg. committed suicide With carbelio
acid, yesterday afternoon, in the presence Of
his wife and two small children. He. WA
seated at kitchen window whom he 'ex-
claimed. THAT settles It," He shouted .
Eood-by, swallowed the, acid and, threw the
on the arrival Of q doctor. Tho suicides
wife Gays sh knows Of no reason for his act
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Arrived--SATuRpAY. May ,,
SIS Umbrla. Liverpool April rs.
SIS La Savole, Copenhagen, April II.
SIS PhRncla. Genoa. April H.
SIS Nicola H., Copenhagen, April II.
SIS Anapa, Rio Jauelro. March 20,
SIS Grenada, Trinidad. April Is.
IS Trinidad. Bermuda. April 80.
SIS Pathfinder. San Juan, April rs.
: SIS Santiago, Tampico. April rs.
SIS Jamestown, Norfolk. May 1.
SIS Benefactor, Philadelphia, May L..
Ship Marion lnglls, Port Elizabeth, Feb. II.
Ship Tornsdale, Algoa Bay, Feb. Q.
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!DA.M.!A'!S::!K!:!..

-.
Irish Damask all Linen, extra heavy 60 inches wide,
in variety Of new patterns. a.
Value 75c. per yard. Special at QUO
German Damask, all Linen, quality, new
designs Value sOc. per yard. Special at o9c
Napkins, 20 inches, to match.
Value 81. so per dozen. Special at S1.19
German Satin Damask, extra quality, designs.
Value $I.25 per yard. Special at voc
Napkins, 20 inches, to match.
Value 32.25 per dozen. Special at 81 10y
Napkins, 20 inches, extra double Satin Damask.
Value S275 per dozen. Special at S1.75
Napkins, Irish Linen Damask, 30 inches, extra
weight. Value $2o0 per dozen. Special at $1.35
TOWEhS.
ALL LINEN HUCK TOWELS.
Value $3.50 doz. At 1.ZO; 10c each
Value $3.50 doz At SZ.5O; 21c each
Bxtra fine frinaed, Bleached Damask Towels, open
work and other fancy DESIGNS
Values 6Oc. and 75c. each. Special at 45c
TRAY CLOTHS.
Tray Cloths, Satin Damask, hemstitched.
Value 3,c. each. Special at 23c
Tray Cloths, extra double Satin Damask.
Value 5oc slch. Special at 35c
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAc-rAIs DAY.
Sun rises .437 Sun sets e:s7 Moon sets.l2:07
HIGH wATER-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook .lI:37 Gov. I'd. 1900 He'll Gate .2Oc
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IS Augustc Victoria. from New York. At Hamburg
SIS Statendarn. from New York. at Boulogne.
SIS La Champagne. from New York. at Hsvre.
SIS Etruria. from New York. al Queenstown.
SIS Cedric. from New York. at Queenstown.
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!. p. Mercer Dtes Suddenly IN 0his.

ALLIANCE, Ohio. May 2.-Isaac Penneck
Mercer OF New York city, a well-known.
member OF the Ohio Society, was found
dead in bed this morning at the residence
of his brother. near here, where he had been
visiting. Death was probably due to
apoplexy.
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VilsOn-Raun,

Miss Marie Baum and j. Thompson Wilson
were married yesterday. ut the home Of the
brides parents. Nj. and Mrs, J; G.. Baum.
$50 Lenox avenue.
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SAILED PROM PoRzroN 20,

SAILED PROM FOREIGN PORTS.
SIS Philadelphia. from Southampton for New
York.
SIS iceland. from Antwerp for New York.
SIS Friedrich der Crosse. from Bremen for New
York,
IS Ivcrnia. from Liverpool for New York.
IS Polsdam, from Rotterdam for New York.
SIS La Bretagne. from Ha vre for New York.
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DIAZ TO RUN AGAIN.
President Of Mexico WIN Re- . CANDIDATE
for Re.eleCteNu.

MEXICO CITY, May AN doubt A. to
election has been removed by Official orders
which have Just been issued TO the Jefe
Politicos throughout the country, instruct-
ing them to receive no othar nominations
for President than that OF President Dias.
The election occurs In June
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The Linens.
P:,Al.T'T'!!'E!RN CkO!::!T.'H!!.S;.

PATTERN CkOTHS.
German Linen Damask, in the following sizes:
2x2 yds. Value $l75.r Special at 81 rs
2x2A yds. Value $2.25. Special at 81 SO
2x3 yds. Value $500. D., Special at ST .89
Napkins, ~ inches, to match
Value $500 per doz. Special at ST IS
EXTRA QUALITY.
2x2 yds. Value s2.25. Special at S1.75
2x2a yds. Value $500. Special at SIPS
2x3 yds Value 1915. Special at S2.75
Napkins, 20 inches, to match.
Value $3.50 per doz. Special at St.69
Fine Irish Blesched Satin Damask.
2x2A yds. Value 1925 each. Special at ST. As
2x3 yds. Value $500 EACH Special a. SITS
Napkins, 20 inches to match.
Value s2.25 per dozen. Special at S1.45
EXTRA QUALITY. .r...
2x2 yds. Value $2.25. Special at 81 40
2x2s yds. Value $500. Special at S1.95
2x3 yds. Value 1915. Special at S2.25
Napkins. 20 inches, to match.
Value $500 per dozen. Special at 81 As
Napkins, - inches, to match.
Value s3.25 per dozen. Special at S225
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gsbridge
j. Cor
be head.
be living
a knife.
on the
s killed
D School.
|elen N.
ndhurst.
!, to-day
for poor
home and
son her
ry build
3 school,.
vens and
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LyNCHINCS.

In, lin, Afavs. (nprrol near Springfield
XIV: assault
10 iohn YeIlou Wolf INDIAN near Dead
WOOD 6 ID borse stealing
Feb snTom Brown CcoIorcd) al Nicholas
vile Nv Assault FulFgs Whitaker
Cnegrol a. I ,ynchhurr Tenn. murder.
Mar gZForpman AK a negro for as
eaIlt
1qYJnbn Woodward fncgro) M Vlaalla,
la , murder
~ NgoErI3 ~, ,.or,cg kvIad fatally
hrafen 6y whites Tor cbIcEen-gteaHng
95-W II 'WaiIace G1egrn) at La Junta.
for ATTACKING aEed woman. James
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BUSINESS FAN URE.S.

jan. lo-clcye9qd. O. Euclid Trust ~
ll-paInesyile O.. Peoples bank N13,tOl
li-ChIeaso. Geo II, Phillips, Corn king, %
ialls Tor second time IN months,
Il Albany Ca Commercial bank, N23,-
y, BCllwood Neb, Platte Valley state
bank
Feb. lo-DcuoIt. Mich. C.ty savings bank.
on account OF shortage OF Vice presl.
dent Frank g. Andrews
3 belmont - national bank
70 burnett Tex private bank Of W, H.
WesttJll a Co
Mar 3#Elkhau M, state bank
10 Wanaiah, Ind julius Contz banker
% Amer.Cus. O. Peoples bank $4,000.
Apr st Paul e. 4 saving & Loan
si,nAgonoc CMIchD Banking co.'s bank,
Jun a-chcogo, John A. 4 Alexander
Dayldsuu, marble contractors, 81 39l So.
]. Charleston ~. 60 Exposition 60,
placed In receivers hands, $4,000.
80 Murdock, Nr5., German state bank
Jdl Now York city, NJ =. Anderson
real estate OPERATOR M,G52ls,
-, hro9klyn, \ 70 Malcolm Brewing
Co. tNuN Ouu
Aux 6.Elin, H., ubadlah Sands But.
ter corporation, Nij 600
N.-tIrNvMud. O. Forward Reduction co.
booming roHRs oil, fWOW
~ Eluurt llndl hnuk, $4,000.
SOP. New York American bicycle trust
20 Trenton y. ia National Salt Co
GEalt trust, goo 90
oct z Ouu lRo hnuk of y. H. cutting 4
j. r. Mllett, 500
10 New York Gilman, Hon a cos bank
lug houFut $4,000
Nov D. Richmond Va Leon l.. Strnusc
leaf tnbAcru i3o1 r0
10 boston Central uRtionpl bank
Dec s. Omaha " H. Bennett Co.'S dc
pnrtmCnt store
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GRIMES.

Jan. AT Robbins. ~ c., Killed In fight
At watch night party
q Edward ana John BldGle, escaping
murderer. from pithburg, and Mrs
Soncl Nardcus wife who assisted them
out Ct prison, rhot Themselves upon be
lng rounded mp by posse near Butler Pa ,
The BiGd,C hrg.h.ra qlD February
Feb, l2=Ncar Mlddesboru, y Killed In fight
between posse ana mouutuncrts.
G-l'ivc members OF Eur family al Welsh.
In. found murdered
Apr 70 jos Wright negro k,lled OF posse
Va Scott county Va
May Clash between railway workers AT
Log Mountain, TInnu results m &
Paul Loiccstcr Ford killed byhl, hroibcr
Macpln ~ New York quarrel over
monny mnttCrs
~ Ntnr Hastings Fla, william Austin
Kills 3 persons ana himself because of
ma uuuuu Tor l3'yr.u'd girl
Jun = Jane roppan nurse acquitted of
muilrf ~ ihnumuI Muft, hrrautV In.
a9e' confessed to poisoning "a pcrsonr
Jul S..lcsfe Morrison Sentenced toSArs.
imprisonment Tor killing of Mrs DIN
uatlle n EldQtudo, Kan. In June, 1900
Vie committed suicide near Cr.ston.
WASH Nhtn on The point OF being cap.
Iured III had been hunted since Jun.
ana had Killed Ia thar time riN per
" Joseph Anderson drowned hlt ichIdren
near salna. Kan and shoi hlmFtif.
dependency
topi 4 llodS of Wm Bafth0lm who
N He'd Ms mother and Minnie Mitchell In
chicago found near Rlutyilo Ia, having
Killed limrCt
Oct . -Four men Killed IN street night ul
vi Dorado AIN
ioarrasrd Ny qvrrtpd}, u E.,t .old boz
- Homestead, Pa, Killed. BIZ mother and
= tfleff
~ ~ race liot nt iltlwon An etH.
,uen ana negrurs hlledaaCltA Nhtslp
htnlhmlh wv Killed trying 40 uurl rloI
NOV y Roland u Mniutauv nrpulIipl %
SOW YORK ~ murder OF Nil KutlurIut
AunmH. le lud been Ia lall Us pnd con
dsMhUd tV GeRth
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A-Forest fires in Pennsylvania destroy
$50 buildings at MarienNille. loss there
and elsewhere 81 10000.
May a--At New York, Bradbury piano tac-
Jun 2i-Portland, Ore. 6 acres Of property;
Jul 5~Chlcago stock YARDS. Swift 4 cos
market and offices; $1,000,
ALBANY, n Y, $4,000 blaze,
Aug 5-WasEingt ON, La, opera house ana
a other buildings
u-Forest fires In Cascade mountains along
the Columbia In ore.
oct. beaumont CTeX) oil fields swept;
SYForest fires north Of Marinette Wis,
Nov lO-New York, new East river o1use'
81 500 900
l6-Sioux City. Ia, Armour & Co.'S packing
ls"Monongaheia City, Pa, chief business
pee. S-Atlanta. Ga. a block OF buildings
in heart OF city; $4,000
l3-Canal Dover, o.. Am. Sheet Steel Co.'S
The Following towns and villages were
almost or entirely destroyed by hsmes'
Woodford, l. T. (Jan. 90 Clancy, Mont.
tFeb y; Campbell, Neb. MAR. ie)' PECK
vile, Pa (Mar. 20; Newport Va; (APr
APR 23J; Aurora, Ind (Apr. ~; South
Rogers Mich (Apr 22); COopersville ont,
'(Apr 2D Hobbs, Ind. CApr. 90; CuStar'
O. (Apr. %; Sullivan, WIS. MAY 81 Car-
bondale, Kan MAY l9; Clover, va. lM4Sy
2O; RudCDck, La, June a; Mitchell =.
c. dun 1O; ShIpshewana, Ind. Jul q
White Horse, Okla, (Jul s.; Bear Creek,
Wis Jul ~; Ruskin Ca aug, &D; 40
beyvule. Kan Sept l6); Koss, Mich. lOCt,.
50. Kgus. Mich (Oct. 81; St Pierre, y. +.
(N0v. y; ana Ward, S D. Dec. ..
Bus mess sections Of following towns
largely or entirely destroyed by fire: ca
toosa, l. T. Dan. p; LoganspQTt ma
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mETEOROLOGICAL.

L,h p plI,ggrl r,gt. tbrough New
r[p, f5',,1s'l,.,, :, IND MN sEDgi,ng
lorko hrl'"S' '"''" anu -''" ''''7 '"''''
,,loIt 'y i t',S,,,..,.,s,.nlo XIV o,rfbo,sko
MI. o"''e' '''''' ''''
I'D, - a, rIorg,or poe,,borc ~
~ a 'll1"G , '' iyt,n r,t, l'iis t,vrr,l
nId ,yr'cEg "a hniidi1gs CyrIona IN
~ S,,u ."I W inrni1 GnirrfIGs Nice
NIX and do.fr"\.s much urnnrr.,t
"a Tnrp,"n In Iau's.ana ana Efssis.inp.
J.str,,s inl b1Ils1s aud Kills N 1,sr.,ls
- gsn,ln,y,Irjtts ", faei G.In hIDct r-'i1s
fo T'' ~ 6r' i'm Rl3ck nix c61nIrv ''''''
Of l-.5 M i ri,.ss,.,," e. ~, ooo.
oho Ioou .; Mes I5l, i'''''''s' '''V''''
N1y T. D.sfrurtiyc ryclonr at Ravsr5
'NJ,9an Van \N,rr ana yVnJdan In
IA UiI,rcd nrourriy Ioas so 0n1 '''
e. Gl"rdbnr.f m Fngs n y, drnu.ps O
~ ItnrrIlrl IN e,uin and v,,,t 1nylo.
lass nf liz br,U,rn l61 to 9DG GnIigL'
rex prlcti'aIV drstrov,ls as tiIeI
ing a. itr,I '' '' "''N''
SrbSy"iRo1so demolished by tornado NJ
pr,rI,, NtU,,, . 1900 BIN, a -
inIr"d yyat'rgno,,t p'urN Uu E,,',,,g,.
ton and r.,y.,i lr., '' ,r"rcT,,,
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city, IN Baltimore w.
from New York city, In Baltimore, Co.
jHRt Rev Michael Augustine Corrignn,
archbishop az New York, o.
G#rong, j = Salmon ul his homo, Boom
ton, \. d. dou.lIrt llurtr, author M
" ~ sampson T. 5, In Wellington,
90 Edwin l.. Godkm. former editor n Y.
Post ut lirNham, Ems II,
% Lord lUuutr'alr, lWluFh ambassador
70 y. H. al WWuMglun, a.
Jun pr John Il bWroNf, pres Ohcr,n
college, a. OD,Ulh, q.
. 49, r. Jacobs noted Sunday school
N0rkuf I'm chicago, 60
Jul N.IpAn ". Mackay millionaire and
one Of original forty In Lon.
q Dr. chas. Kendall Adams, former pro,
WIS unworthy NJ RcdHndg, Cal a.
Aug 10 y Sonator Jas II Macmillan
lMleG) al Mdnrhesior'bNsthus Macs,
g-Gcn Franz sIgcI IN New York,7s
Sep. 1.alSdNutd ERElCfun. novelist nnd
historian ul Lake Go0fgr. y. Y.,G
=. EMu s Senator VIM y Ronch' 81. %,
I'm New York G4 ~
a. EX.Avoclnic Justice Horace Gray Of
% MAI j ". paWfg' Nlit,iur SmIih'onInn
Institute bureau OF clhnol9gy az iluvcn,
oSi gaES.aoy ! u Men ulaso). Ia co.
Wmhu. o.. 60
% Cong John t. sheppard rroNl, at Eu.
lb.ulpr Nlmlal Tho. A. eclfrjgc uc.
ttcdl ~ Wuyprl}, Macs, GG
~ Conrtc. man cha. A. Uu ,ll a, Dan.
% gmnk Norris, novelist at san Fran.
cisco,
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g6-Cccu Rhodes dies at Cape Town; aged
o.
Apr l-Bocr generals arrange meetings
10 discuss proposed SURRENDER bul MN
taIy opera, lions continue
lbHEODrs ask complete amnesty TOT com
batunts and nOugomhuldnE,
May 3I-nucr war ends NJ 1880 ~, m"
peace being concluded at Prciorini
terms include return OF prisoners
to Africa without punishment, cN-
cmption OF Hucrs from war taN ANA
stocking of FIRMS at british cN-
pense,
Jun, 4-Schaik Burger ana Commander-.n.
chief BolhU IN open letter urge loyalty
10 the new government
ll--Lmlt IN which the Beers and rebels can
accept peace terms liked at July 10.
2l=L0rd Miuor takes oath as GOV. OF Trans.
vaal at Pretoria.
23-.Gen Kitchener leaves Cape Town for
England
2o-Gcn Cronjc takes oath Of allegiance to
King Edward on ISLAND Of St Helena
Jul 10 Estimates place numhrrof Beers In
iic,d during the war at 1900, 800 were
Killed, and 5000 became prisoners OF
war
Aug ls-Geng. Dcwet. Botha and Dclarcy
visit King Edward on board roya, yacht
at CoNcs and are highly pleased at their
reception
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1903-01-10

riran cyUrdItI0D. killing ? OIHCCr5 anu
5o notiyr sGijiers Mullahs troops said
IN number 10000 ,
2S-Grn Irribe-I'rihe surrCuders WIN an
his revolutionary forces TO Co.omplaA
government army...In Eamchdtka re
Zion 10000 ptople died of measles, some
SiiiiIIares heinz nearly wiped out
Nov -Wm Redmond. Irish leader SEN
fenced at Kingston, Ireland, TO O. mos
I'm prison for a speech said 10 be lnctn-
diary.
l0-Pres Castro Of Venezuela makes trl-
umphaI entry into Caracas, having
crushed the rcbclIon...SenO Sagasta
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1903-01-10
WHILE TAKING A VAPOR BATE
Niss ENcIA burden srriousli
burned In Her Home IN
New York tii,,

New York. Jan l. Miss EV,lpI
Burden, daughter OF Towrqc@
Burden, was seriously burned in llhI
in the family residence IN East wen
tysSiN,h street Iucsduy She Na'I
taking a ,npor bath In some way oe|
limp upset, and Miss Burden wa" "l
riouslN burned about the limbs n
maid whose name was aid so wi
Gnrdn FNprrVurSt was severely burnt"
while trying to rescue NjN burden
TWO maids who were or ,hc uppef
floor were rescued hy lirrmcn lW
house, four.story brown uouc man
sion, wa, considerably damaged