Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-05-07
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Two hundred women and men
fought hand to hand with each other
and then fought hand in hand against
the police in the Slavonic Roman
Catholic church at Joliet, ILL.,, on the
Sd. No one knows how the riot start
ed or what it was about.
Frank Carfa, an Italian miner, was
stabbed through the heart at Walston,
Pa. on the Sd, by a recent arrival
from Italy. The manner in which the
murder was committed indicates that
the deed had been planned by the
Malta.
Mrs. Lineburger and her son were
found dead at Bristol, Tex, on the
3D., both having been chopped to
pieces with an ak. The husband and
father was found on his farm with
his brains blown out with a shotgun.
Rev. Paul 7. johnson YVES dismissed,
on the Sd, from the pastorate of a
Lutheran church in Columbus, O., be-
cause of his declaration made from
the pulpit that he had received some
new revelations on the Bible.
E. w. Brady, for many years a we'll
known newspaper correspondent in
Washington, died there, on the Sd, of
Bright's disease, aged 81 years. Capt.
Brady was a native of Indiana.
John FL. Sensenderfer, a democratic
politician of Pennsylvania, and IA
nous as a baseball player a quarter
of a century ago, died in Philadelphia
on the Sd. He was SIS years old.
o. G. Milne, postmaster at Taclo-
ban, island of Leyte, 2. l., convicted
of misappropriating government
funds, was, on the Sd, sentenced to
seven years imprisonment.
Col. Jos. Gonzales Has, commanding
the second battalion, was killed in
Bacalar, Yucatan, on the Sd, in an am
bush prepared for Mexican troops by
a band of hostile Mayas.
Mrs. P. A. Leech died at her home
in Macedonia, Ia, on the Sd, from
heart failure. Mrs. Leech served as
army nurse with Grants army
through the civil war.
J. Curtis Harrington, alias j. C. Cur
tbs, of Schuylerville, N. Y, was arrest
ed, on the Sd, at Fon Du Lac, Wis,
charged with forging a draft for ST.
500.
The workshops of the Russia" loco
motive and gun works burned down
at Kharkoff on the Sd. The loss is
$500 900.
Fire, on the Sd, destroyed tho tam
merry of c. A. Mueller, at Port Wash
ington, Wis; loss. $4,000.
Andrew Fremeyer, a wealthy stock
man of Worth county, Mo-, who was
sent to the state insane asylum at
st. Joseph, Mo-, on April 30, died,
on the 4th, from injuries alleged to
have been inflicted by an attendant.
James Costin is under arrest.
The advisory board of the master
builders exchange in Philadelphia,
on the 4th, announced the decision
of the employers to refuse to recog'
nize the sympathetic strike" clause
in the wage schedule of the various
trades.
Trustees of Columbia university IN,
W, on the 4th, announced the APP
pointment of Prof. James Brown
Scott, dean of the law school of the
University of Illinois, to a professor
ship in the law school.
Detectives, on the 4th, recovered
money stolen from the Britt Qa.) ex
press office on the 30th ult. Three
thousand dollars was found under The
office and $1,000 more was recovered
from a secret source.
Charles j. Humphrey shot ant
killed himself, on the 4th, at Yelling
ton, Kas. Humphrey was worth $50,
900. 1t is supposed that ill-healtl
was the cause of his suicide.
The city council of Montreal, Can.
on the 4th, rescinded a resolution
adopted in April, 1902, accepting al
offer of $150,000 from Andrew Carne
gle for a library building.
A warrant was issued, on the 4th
for Edward S. Bingham, of Montgom
cry, Ind, charging an attempt t
blackmail George B. Brown and tn
citizens Of Montgomery.
The Philippine commission, on tn
4th, put a premium on matrimon.
by making an increase of $15 (gold
per month in the salary allowances Q
married officers.
The Pennsylvania supreme court
on the 4th, affirmed a ruling of tn
late Judge Arnold in which the latte
refused to charter a Christian Scienc
association.
Twenty thousand people welcome
President Roosevelt when the specia
train bearing the presidential part,
arrived in Colorado Springs, Col, O.
the 4th.
Montgomery M. Crandan, aged A
of St. Joseph, Mo-, democratic pol
tician Of note, died at El Paso, Tex
on the 4th, with tuberculosis.
Rev. David Ford, ID. D, well-know
Baptist clergyman and writer, die
in Hanover. Mass, on the 4th, aged 8;