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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-04-16
Gable makes the prices.
Good shirtings at McKibbens.

Gable makes the prices.
Good shirtings at McKibbens.
T. W. Legg is still confined to his
home with a bad case oirheumatism.
Miss Celestine Argenbright, Of Al
tona, was the guest of the Misses
Argenbright last week.
DR.. o. F. Renick retains his posi-
ton as county physician by appoint
ment OF the county court.
Mrs. 81. C. Clark left Thursday OF
last week for Chicago to spend q
couple OF weeks visiting.
Jack Spicer has moved to his farm
just east OF town, and II it will ever
let up raining, Jack viii 60 to jump
ing clods.
Basil Culver, son OF A. Fl. Culver,
left last week for Kansas City to
take a special course in embalming.
The TIMES wishes him success.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-04-16

Attention is called to the announce
ment Of the co-partnership formed
for the practice OF law by Col. S. W.
Doolsy and Judge j. F. Smith, under
the firm name Of Dooley & Smith.
This will make very strong lay
firm, composed OF old and experienced
lawyers. They have both been
prominent members OF our bar for q
number OF years and enjoy the re-
spect and confidence Of our people
both in respect to their legal ability
and standing as citizens and men.
We predict a full share Of patronage
for this new firm.
The editor, OF The TIMES is in re-
ceipt OF q handsome morocco bound
copy OF the State Auditors biennial
report, covering in detail the trans
actions OF the Treasury department
during the years 1901 and 1902.
The Auditor has had bound in this
report as an appendix the report of
Haskins & Sells, the New York ex-
pert accountants, covering SO years,
from January 1, 1866, to Dec. 81,
1900. Auditor Allen carried to the
Office that thorough knowledge as to
detail acquired BY long service as
Chief Clerk. Az predicted by his
friends be Is making an efficient,
painstaking and popular Official.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09
BV.SINESS FAIL VRES.

Jan. 10-Cleveland. O., Euclid Trust X Savings Co.,; N,500,0O0. 11-Painesville, O.. Peoples bank; $173C GOO. H-Ch!cago. Geo. H. Phillips. corn king" " fails for second time in months. 17-Albany, Ga, Commercial bank: $123, GOO.
 2s-Bellwood, Neb.. Platte Valley state bank.
 Feh. 10-Detroit, Mich. City savings bank, on account of shortage of Vice Presi- dent Frank C.. Andrews. 3-Belmont (O) national bank.
 Westfall & Co. Mar. 3-Elkhart H., State bank. l5-Wanatah. Ind, Julius Conitz, banker. Apr. 4.st. Paul. U. s. Saving & Loan 24.1Algonac (Mich.) Banking Co.'S bank; $22,000.
 Jun. 3-Chicago. John A. & Alexander Davidson. marble contractors: Sl l.391. s38. 1S-Charleston (S. @. Exposition Co.,, placed in receivers hands; s450O00. s0e.Murdock. Neb., German state bank; $37,Q00.
 Jul. S-New York city, M. P. Anderson, real estate operator; s1,5S5,2l2 2eaBrooklyn, N. Y., Malcolm Brewing Co.,; sS00.0 600.
 Aug. 1G-Elgin. H., Obadiah Sands But ter corporation, $445, GOO. 20-Cleveland. O., Forward Reduction Co.,, booming Texas oil; $500,000. 2EElnora Qnd) bank: s100o0. Sep 2-New York; American bicycle trust tO-Trenton. N. J., National Salt Co. csait trust'); ssOo,ooo.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09
FIRES.

Jan, 15-Manchester, N. H., Kenard block SN-Norfolk, Va, Atlantic hotel, S6GOO0o. Feb. 2-Waterbury, Conn.,, 90 acres of
 business buildings, homes, etc, aggre- gate loss $4,000,GN0 9-Paterson, N. J., fire destroys business portion anGl 5G0 dwellings, loss $S0y0 coo io-Spr!ngfield, O., manufacturing plants seq, ,G03 2l-New York. Park Avenue hotel 21 killed. property loss $751t00. Mar, 6-Marble Falls, Tex, great tract of valuable timber. lo-Pier of Phoenix steamship line at Ho- boken, N. J.; $1,c00, GOO. Anr 3-Hotels at Atlantic City, N. J. $.50O00. 24-Forest fires in Pennsylvania destroy 10 buildings at Marienville; loss there and elsewhere $1 ,500,000. May 2l-At New York, Bradbury piano fac tory $500,000 Jun. 2l-PortlanG Ore 6 acres of property. $5e0G1a. Jul. 5-Chicaso stock yards. Swift & Co.'S market and offices: $5C0,OG0. 25-AIbany. N Y $590OG0 blaze. Aug. Was hington, La, opera house and Il other buildings. 11Forest fires in Cascade mountains along tte Columbia in Ore. Oct. 1-Beaumont CTeX.) oil fields swept; 5 derricks burned. S-ForeSt fires north Of Marinette Wis sl.500, 600 1s--sioux City, Ia, Armour & Co.'S packing pant; SS7o,G00. l9 Mcnongahea City. Pa. chief business block. Dee. 9-Atlanta. Ga. a block of buildings in heart of city; $5O00O0.
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 9-Cuban congress passes $35,oo0,O0 loan bill
 l6-Speaker Henderson withdraws from race tor reelection to congress- N-Judge G. H. Durand. dem. candidate for gov. (Mich), withdraws because of illness.
 29-Gen. R. A. Alger CMich.) appointed to fill uneXpired term in II. $. senate Oct. Jos M. Terrill (dem., Ga.), elect cd gov
 7-u. $. circuit court in N. Y. holds Por- to RicanS to be aliens. li-Hague arbitration court condemns Mexico to pay l.. s. $1 420, S2.67 in set clement of Plus fund case. 2l-Samar controversy between U. s. England and Germany decided in favor of Germany by King Oscar, of Sweden as arbitrator. Ohio legisla ture adopts new municipal code. 21-Minister Wu Ting Fang ordered to return to China. Nov. 4-Republicans elect 20. congress- men and democrats IFS, N. Y, N. J., Penn. Del, all New England states ex- cept R. l., O., Ind, H.. Mich, Wis. la, Minn., N. D., $. D., Col, Nev, Utah, Wyo., and Cal, go republican, Mo, Ky, and all southern states go democratic. S. Senator A. s. Clav tGaD reelected. Republican party of Porto Rico wins in elections. Dec. l-Fifty-seVenth congress begins 2d session.
 2-PresiGents message read in congress, Nomination of Oliver Wendell Holmes, for associate justice of supreme court confirmed by senate.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09

ang who led attacks on Picking lega- tions executed by order of empress dow 2S-Santos- Dumont made successful ex- cursion over Mediterranean at Monte Feb. ' 7 S-J: J. santos ] zelaya inaugurated pres. Nicaragua.
 Mar. lo-Venezuela yields to demands of Germany for payment of claims due May 6-Bret Harte dies near London. 7-Sd. Pierre, Martinique, totally de- stroyed by volcano eruption of MM. Pelee and earthquakes; 30.O0O Lives lost and 10000 others i'm nei E hbOr- ing parishes.
 1-Jiminez government in San Domingo oVerthroWn captal surrenderS to reVo- lutionsts. and Vice Pres. Valquez heads new government.
 1o,lsland of St Vincent partly depopu- lated by eruption of SSoutriere volcano. l1-Coronation of King Alphonso in Mad Jun New boxer outbreak in Chi Ii, 19-,King Albert of saxony dies at Dres- den; aged 12.
 24-King Edward in critical condition as result of operation for pirtyphlitis, and coronation is postponed.
 Jul 7-Pres Castro. of Venezuela, takes personal command of army against rev 12-Marquis of Salisbury resigns premier ship of Great, Britain; Arthur J. Bal 1S--Hanud Bin Mahomed Said. sultan of Zanzibar, is dead. Whtelaw Reid, American envoy to Kind Edwards cor onation, decides not to remain for event.
 Aug. 9-king Edward and Queen AI- exander crowned amid great pomp in Westmin ter abbey in London. 19-VeneZuelan troops surrender Cumana, this making 7th port now in possession of revolutionists
 2l-Sultan of Turkey assures U. S. minister that pending claims will be settled. 30-Morne Rouge, Martinique destroyed by eruption of Mt. Pelee; 1,O60 lives lost
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rican eXpe edttion. killing ? officers and 30 native soldiers. Mullahs troops said to number 40, 600. 2S-Gen. Uribe-Urib surrenders with all his revolutionary forces to Colombian government army....ln Kamchatka re- zion 10000 people died of measles, some villages being nearly wiped out Nov. 4-Wm. Redmond Irish leader sen fenced at Kingston, Ireland, to 6 mos. in prison for a speech said to be incen- diary.
 10--Pres. Castro of Venezuela makes tri- umphal entry into Caracas, having crushed the rebellion. .Senor SagaSta and Spanish cabinet resign. 15-Anarchist attempts assassination of King Leopold of Belgium; ali three shots miss him.
 22-Friedrich A. Krupp, famous gunmaSer dies in Germany; aged 46 2S-Dr. Joseph Parker, London preacher, Dec. 3-Great Britain and Germany order warships to Venezuela to enforce pay ment of claims. S-Englan6 and Germany issue ultImatum to Venezuela.
 9-English and German fleet seize La Guayra harbor and 1 Venezuelan War ships.
 10--Pres. Castro, of Venezuela, issues ap- peal to arms and adopts policy of reprisal ....Great dam across Nile at AssOuam, Egypt. making reservoir Ill miles long with storage capacity of 1000 coo, coo cubic meters. dedicated 11-Pres. Castro calls for 250Oo0 troops to resist British German invasion.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09
celebrates centennial of it's establish
 ment, Pres. Roosevelt making the ad-

celebrates centennial of it's establish ment Pres Roosevelt making the ad- dress.
 B-Pres. sends message to congress on Cuban reciprocity, clearly stating his bill. 'l>e' ''''u ''''i ''' 16-Pres. nominatcs Capt. Chas. E. Clark to be rear admiral.
 20-Johann Most (N. Y) sent to prison ticle at time Pres. Mckinley was was shot. A-Time for ratification of treaty be- tween U; S. and Denmark for sale of BrConference report on isthmian canal bill adopted by congress....V Virginia constitutional convention adjourns after Q, session S lasting l VT II days; N-PreS. signs iSthmian canal bill. Se-Senator Bailey Crex), on floor of sen ate, after adjournment, assaults Sen ator Beveridge Qnd.). Jul; l-Repeal of war taxes goes into eG- rect diminishing revenue by $73000, ,O00 year. First session of 57th congress adjourn sine die.
 4-Civil government established in Min danao and Paragua islands and Batan- matlon read, setting free 600 prisone IS in Philippines.
 9-Natican's reply to Gov. Taft declares recall of friars within time specified i'm 14-Maj, Gen. Chaffee relieved from duty m Philippines at his own request... Pres commissions Director Merriam 1G-Gen. Jacob H. Smith retired from army by presidents order, having been found guilty by court-martial in Manila of conduct preiudicial to good order and military discipline.
 1S,-Cuba (to date) formally recognized by U. S., Great Britain, France. Spain. SSWltzerland, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Guatemala.
 Aug. 5-U. s. Ambassador White, to Ger many resigns
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09

25-Tornado at Union. S. C., kills 6. Jun -DestructtVe tornado at La Crosse Wis.
 3Cloudburst near Joliet floods city. crowns and cause property loss of m-Tornado sweeps Becker ana Clay coun- ties, Minn.; l5 lives Torna6o In Central Illinois sweeps through Bloom lnSton Lincoln, Champaign, Peoria and lrbana; $l l,UtV,005 Cnmage Jul. 2-CNCl0ne in Racine county, Wis. 3-Snow falls T hrs. at Evanston. Wyo. |; tEt rmometer at freezing point H.HiSh water ill WOCdbUrY county, Ia. ; S.Ga2t9O damage ll,-Hundreds of people driven from their homes by tlooGs. in Des Moincs la. i0-IornadoeS in Minn. anG x. D. cause loss Of $2,Op,OG0 in crops. lattsmouth, Neb,, nearly wrecked by clouGburst
 -o-Mississippi valley from Keokuk, la, south under water; crop loss, g. 000, eco. ... Hurricane sweeps Baltimore, Md; 13 killed and immense property loss. Sl-Floods in San Marcos valley, Tex, 6 killed, and s10O000o damage. :. Earth quakes in Los Alamas, Cal, and vicinity. Aug. 7-Raton, N. NJ, 9 drowned by cloud burst,
 Dec. 5-Blizzar6 sweeps along Atlantic coast.
 7-Daily earthquakes have been felt in southern Utah since Nov IT,
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09
LyNCHINGS.

Jan. 11-Jim Mays (negro) near Springfield. 19-j ohm Yellow Wolf Ondan) near Dead wood, $. D., horse stealing. Feb. 6-Tom Brown (colored) at Nicholas vile, Ky, aSSault.... Euless Whitaker megro) at Lynchburg, Tenn, murder Mar. 9--Foreman. Ark, a negro for as- 191rJohn Woodward megro) at vidala. La; murder.
 20-Madrid, Ky, 4 negroes killed. l fatally beaten by whites for chickens teaHng. 25--W. II. Wallace (negrol at La Junta, for attacking aged James Walker 'negro), near Washington, N. C.; poisoned family of Dr, David Y. Taylor
 derer, at Caspar, Wyd Richard Young (colored( near Savannah. Ga; assault. Apr: l-Walter Allen (negro), at Rome 5-Negro at Tuscumbia, Ala, after killing of sheriff posse.
 3o-Ernest Dewley megro), at Guston, Ky. i; May 12-"Jim'' Underwood (nergo), at De- catur, Tenn, for threatening murder. -ZTrDudley Morgan (colored), at Lansing, Tex; assault
 2-Abe Withrop (white), at Paris, Mo ; Jun slim Black negro), near Ravenal, $. C.; had murdered wife. 11-Jas. and Harrison Gillespie negro boys II and 16 yrs. oldl, at Salisbury, N. C.; charged with murder.
 22,iiorace Shipman, at Jefferson, Ia. for killing City Marshal Swearingen. Jul. 16-Wm, Ody negro), at Clayton, O. Ms; LIS attempted assault.
 by mobs hunting for murderer of Chief of Police Wilmoth.
 9S-John Wise (negro) near Pembroke, Ga; assault. Arthur McCauley (col oreO, at Chipley, Ga. Aug. Hilary Benton G7-yr. old ncgro) near Homer. La; assault. 12-Chas. SalyerS (white) and Harry Gates lcolored),. at Lexington, Mo; for mur- der of which they were later found in 25-Thos. Jones (negro), near Seven Springs. N. C.; criminal assault. Sep. 3-liog Wilson (negro), near Stephens Ark; assault.
 4-IG6. Bcsum (colored), at East St Louis; attempted assault.
 S-Wm. Mobley (negro). near Wenona, Ga. i; assault.
 1s,Alonza Tucker (colored), near Libby, Ore; assault.
 2S-Tom Clark, alias Will Gibson (coloredD, at Corinth, Miss; murder. Oct. S-Gartield Burley and Curtis Brown megroes), at Newborn. Tenn; murder. 20-Negro near Estabutchie, Miss; at tempted assault. .Chas. Young (col- ored, at Forest City, Ark; charged with murder.
 2l-Jim Wesley and Reddick Barton Oegroes), at Hempstead Tex; had been found guilty of assault and murder. 23-Ben Brown (negro) at Tallapoosa Ga; assault.
 Nov 1-Unknown negro burned at stake at Darling, Miss; double murder 3-Sam Harris (negro). at Salem, Ala; charged with murder. l3mJohn Davis megro), at Lewisburg Tenn; murder.
 1S-Harlan Buckles, at Elizabethtown, Ky. i; Was sentenced to life Imprisonment for 2o-Lige Wells (negro), near Wayne Ark :; charged with assault. ....Jas. DillarGt negro), near Sullivan. Ind; assault
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09

J. Avery makes 5o in 5l innings in three
 tabltshing record.
 27-Cspt Grossman walks 100 miles up tho Danube river on newly-invented water
 walking shoes.
 Mar, 20-~Jerome Magee of University of chicago breaks record for indoor pole ,yaultnYgf; li ft; in
 handicap at Kansas City, and. becomes champion wing shot of Amer.ca. l5-Wabash Continental Limited makes 1Sa MeW record from Triton to Granite City. , lSg mtles in lSg minutes including stops Io-Burllngton flyer breaks ali speed, rec 9, orTsi i, li% S,l3ii miles in minutes.
 May 1e-G P. Meier, Edwar1' Clancy A T
 Kranse ana W. Gefeke, all of West Vest Point, t, 9, N I, ,ao,sI, a,, start on tour of world on foot
 d[ rom Montpelier. O., to Detroit, Mich:
 v m; in SS min
 Jun 22-Wyeth Ca 12 to l entry) wins Amer ican Derby in Chicago; Lucian Apple by I'd, and Alladin Sd
 N-Automohlle race Paris 10 Vienna (S25
 m won by Marcel Renault; l5 hrs. 22 Jul: 6-Pgeons fly from Holly Springs. Miss, to Mishawaka (5G0 m.) in Ii hrs M O. Southwestern train makes m.) in l5S min '' '1''''' 't'' 25-Jeffries defeats Fitzsimmons in 8
 EoanGs at san Francisco and retains or heaVWeight championship.
 Z6,N Y. Central train makes Syracuse to Albany (l4I m.) ill 129 min
 Aug. B-Lake Shore train breaks previous o0 reGoras going 91 m. in 75 min.
 INh. R Parsons and Jas. Wallace reach
 New York. having padded l3-ft canoe oo rom Chicago; started July 20
 Carlisle D. Graham SWims from whirk poo! below Niagara falls through lower
 rapids at Lewiston.
 sep. b-Chas. A. Percy goes through whirl- poot faplGS of Niagara in specially con- Structed boat.
 23-Dan Patch at Reading, Mass. goes mile
 m i;59i4 Mrs Bullock Workman, Amer lcan authorities and traveller breaks Him
 aaya mountain climbing record by as
 cending Loongma glacier,
 oct Mat. Baseball league season closes:
 55iit'sBpufS wins championship; Brooklyn,
 Zo; Boston,. Sd; Cincinnati. 4th; Chi
 cago. 9th; St. Louis, 9th; Philadelphia. 1th; New York. Sth f'A' lo-OnWard Silver breaks 2-m racing rec- ord; 4:2Yla. iee l6-Sir Thos. Lipton's 3d challenge for
 Amerlca cup accepted by N. Y yacht cluD, lst race to be run Aug % 1903 2'mrPrince Alert paced F. m at Memphis, Tenn, in 0:51%3 ' ;>1-Creseeus trots m. in 4:17 at Memphis Nov. l-lieathe rbloom cleared in hieb
 Jump at Chicago horse show ' ft Sin o-Ben M Steli made bowling score in Chicago l4-Princeton Olj) football team won
 championshtp of athletic club teams of 22-Yale wins title to American footha,l GhamplQnship, scoring 23 to 0 against 25,Michigan university wins western
 championship in game with Minn. at
 Ann Arbor; 23 to G. " Z9-Afmy wins over navy in annual foot
 ball game bet. West Point and Annanolis. p to B.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09
METEO BIOLOGICAL,

Feb. 3-Bizzard ragcs through New York. Pennsylvania and New England tor 90 hrs.
 Mar. 5-Ow.nssville, Ky, earthquake shock.
 12-Tornado in Houston. Rosenberg, Ty- Ter and New Boston, Tex, kills several and wrecks GS buildings. Cyclone in Copiah and Lincoln counties Miss kills and destroys much property. 13--Tornado in Louisiana and Mississippi destroys 100 houses and kills 50 persons. 17-Snowdrifts 15 feet deep block trains for F hrs. in Black Hills country. 31-Flood losses in Tennessee $4,000 GOO about 9 lives lost.
 May 1-Destructive cyclone at Bayard, AdaZan, Van Vert and Weldon, la Is injured, property loss, s5O,O0o. 5aCloudburst at Foss, o. T., drowns g, 1S-Hurrlcane in south and west Texas; loss of life between 100 to POO. Goliad Tex, practically destroyed; 9S killed, 103 injured.
 20-Schoolhouse demolished by tornado at Brandon, Minn.; teacher killed. several injured. Waterspout kills in Coving- ton. Ky. and caused great property damage in Miami river valley.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09
CRIMES.

Jan. At Robbins, N. C., 8 killed in fight a at watch night party. 3l-Edward and John Riddle, escaping mur6erers from Pittsburg, and Mrs Soffel, warden's wife who assisted them out Of prison, shot themselves upon be- ing rounded up by posse near Butler, Pa. i; Feb. l2-Near Middesboro 6 killed in fight between posse and mountaneers. 24-Five members of Earl family at Welsh, La. found murdered. Apr. lN-Jos. Wright megro) killed of posse in Scott county. Va. May T-Clash between railway workers at Leg Mountain, Tenn, results in 6 S-Paul Leicester Ford killed by his brother Malcolm, in New York; quarrel over money matters.
 kills , persons and himself, because of infatuation for 13-yr-ola girl. Jun. 24-Jane Toppan, nurse acquitted of murder at Cataumet, Mass. because in sane confessed to poisoning 31 persons 2S-seven men found guilty of jury bribing in Chicago
 Jul S-Jessie Morrison sentenced to e5 yrs. imprisonment for killing of Mrs. Oin Castle in El6oraGo, Kan, in June, 1900. Aug. 6-Harry Tracy, escaped Oregon con- Wash. when on the point of being cap tured. He had been hunted since Jun. and had killed in that time six per sons.
 Io-JoStpI AIuefSOn CTOWl1PG ms I cnliGfen near Salina, Kan, anG shot himself; despondency.
 Sept. 4-Body of Vim. Bartholin, who killed hsl mother and Minnie Mitchell in Chicago, found near Riceville. Ia, having killed himself.
 Oct. 9-Four mon killed in street fight at Fl Dorado, Ark.
 lo--Crazed by overstuay, a 1T-yr-old boy at Homestead, Pa, killed his mother ana , sisters.
 ts-In race riot at Littlet on, Ala. 3 white ( lad ;t,-N I, ,o, Benjamin TLill killed trying to oueIl riot at negro festival. at Blossom. Tex. Nov 1l-RolanG E. Molineaux acquitted in New York Of murder of Mrs. Katharine Adams: he had heen in jaii yrs. and con- demned to death. DC. J. Horton. commissioner of Tunnels county. Tex, kills Earl Moore, Mrs. Hor- ton and self.
 Dec. 1-Barry Johnstone, famous actor, kills Kate Hassett, actress. in Philadel- phia: jealousy.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-01-09

 26-Cecil Rhodes dies at Cape Town; aged 49.
 May 31-BOer war ends nj 1O:3O p. m., peace being concluded at PretOrias terms include return of prisoners to Africa without punis hm ent, ex- emptiOn of BOers from war tax and stocking of farms at British ex- pense.
 Jun. 4-Schalk Burger and Commander-in- Chief Botha in open letter urge loyalty to the new government. 2--Lord Miner takes oath as gov. of Trans yaal at Pretoria. 3o-Gen. Cronje takes oath of allegiance to King Edward on island of St. Helena. Jul. 0-Estimates place number of Boers in neld during the war at 75CC0 3,7Go werS killed, and 32,C0o became prisoners of war.
 Aug 16-Gens. Dewet, Botha and Deiarsy visit King Edward on board royal yacht at Cowes, and are highly pleased at their reception.
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city. in Baltimore; 60.
 from New York city, in Baltimore; 60. 5-Rt. Rev Michael Augustine Corrigan archbishop a New York; 62. e-Cong J. s. Salmon. at his home, Boon ton. N. J.; 56; Bret Harte, author, at Hamberley, SM 10 Eng; G.. Rear Admiral 21--Edwin |. Godkin. former editor N. Y. Post, at Brixham, Eng; q. 25-Lor6 Pauncefote, British ambas sa9or to U. S. at Washington; "A. Jun; 2-Dr. John Fl Barrows. pres. Oberlin college, at Oberlin. o.
 worker r }afePI n G6icago notsd ss Sunday school Jul. @-John w. Mackay, millionaire and one of original 'forty-niners," in Lon -7-Dr, Chas. Kendall Adams, former pres. Wis. university, at Redands, Cal; G. Aug. 1O-U. s. Senator Jas. H. MacMillan lMich,) at Manchester-by-th the Sea, Mass {; 2l-Gen. Franz Sigel, in New York; 7s. Sep. 3-EdWard Eggleston. novelist and histor1an' at Lake George. N. r.; s: 'EES,o U; $ senator Wm. N. Roach (N. D,). l5-Ex-Associate Justice Horace Gray of m 5. supreme court, in Nahant, Mass; "A Me. ' oct. G-Ex-Goy. J, B. Neil Qdaho). in Co., lumbus, O.; 60.
 laGSng refa gnriora 59an A ArS Shepard Te1 at Flu l5-Rear Admiral Thos. A. Selfridge (re- tire6), at Waverly, Mass. 66 23-Congressman Chas A. Russell. at Dan ielspn Conn; 50.
 25-Frank Norris, novelist, at San Fran cisco.
 26--Elizabeth Cady Stanton. woman suf- fragist. in New York; S7. Dec, 4-U. s. Minister A. l.. Buck to Japan, near Tokio.
 7-Thos. B. Reed, ex-speaker of congress, in Washington; 63.. .Thos. Mast. famous cartoonist and recently appointed U S. consul general at Guayaquil, Equador;