The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-10
New London; time, 2om. 2os.; Har.

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wards time, 20m. 1885,
=. Storm: Destructive gale. with heav
rain. at Alton. ILL.,; loss. 81, 100000.
JULY.
, I. Political Congress adjourned
Filipino War: President Roosevelt is
sued proclamations declaring troubl
at an end.
Fire: Plant Of the Capewell Horse Nal
Co. at Hartford, Conn, burned; loss
$500 900.
a. Accidents: Fourth of July casualtiel
killed 81, injured 2.649; fire loss. $3.50, 15s
g. Accident: Trolley road collision nea,
Gloversyille. N. 2; 13 killed and q
injured.
Fire: Main building Of Swift G. Co.'s
packing house, Chicago, destroyed
loss, 81 0OO,0OO
by Gold Heels.
6. Personal: Pope Leo XIII celebrated
the 24th anniversary of his coronation.
/ Aguinaldo set at liberty.
| Z. Fires: In Plattsburg, n. Y; loss, $125,s
900. Cummings flour mills at Oswego,
N. Y, struck by lightning and burned
loss, 100000
Conventions: The National Educational
association at Minneapolis.
g. Weather: II persons killed by heat In
Pittsburg
Obituary: Mrs. Charles Godfrey Leland,
wife of celebrated author, at Florence,
Italy, aged H.
10. Accidents: Explosion of fredamp in
mine of Cambria Steel Co., near Johns
town, Pa; more than lis miners killed
Obituary: Capt William W. Reisinger,
| U. s. N. commanding cruiser Phila-
| delphia, aboard his ship. Mrs. Annie
alexander Hecor (Mrs. Alexander),
English novelist; aged r.
Convention: Baptist Young Peoples I'M
nj
L. Obituary: Most Rev. Patrick A. Fee
han, Roman Catholic archbishop of
Chicago, died there; aged 49,
10. Personal: Marquis of Salisbury re-
signed and A. ]. Balfour became pre-
mier of Great Britain.
Obituary: Gen. Thomas j. Morgan. noted
war veteran, at Ossning N Y; aged
63. Mrs. Eloise Bridges Erwin, actress,
who originated role of Gretchen in
Jefferson's rip Van Wrinkle" at Kan
sas City. Mo-; aged TO-
ID Foreign: The celebrated campanile, or
bell tower, of Venice fell
16 Fire: In Guayaquil Ecuador: loss 80
600 000
Obituary: Rev. John S. Brown, oldest
Unitarian minister in United States at
Lawrence, Kan; aged sc.
H. Boating Accident: IA drowned off isle
of Shoals, Mass
20. Tornadoes: Baltimore visited by q
age done. 70 persons drowned in Rus
sia
Obituary: John w. Mackay, American
capitalist, in London; aged 70.
Il Marine Disaster: More than 100 excur-
slonists drowned by sinking of the |
Elbe river steamer Primus at Ham |
burg
". Obituary: Cardinal Ledochowski dis |
tlnguished Roman Catholic prelate. In |
Rome; aged 80.
rs. Fire: At Camden, 8. c.. loss, 500, OO0
20 Fire: At Albany, N. Y; $3.50, 900 loss.
sporting; James J. Jeffres defeated
robert Fitzsimmons at San Francisco |
retaining heavyweight championship
of the world
IT, Obituary: DR.. Eugene Grissom. noted
al1enist at Washington, D. c.; aged II.
y. Obituary: Chief Rabbi Jacob Joseph.
head of orthodox Hebrews, in New
YORK; aged 81. Jehan Georges Vibert
French artist; aged 81.
20. Fire: At Pittsburg; loss. $500. 900
Obituary: Paul Van der WORT, past COM
mander in chief of the G. A. r. at
:. Puerto Principe, Cuba; aged Sc.
~ Earthquake: Severe shocks felt in Cal
tornia; damage done at Los Alamos
and elsewhere.
Storms: Floods in Texas destroved mil
lions in crops and drove many families
from their homes.
L. Mine Disaster: Explosion in coal mine
near Sydney, Australia; 12O killed.
AUGUST.
1. Obituary: Col. Andrew c. Ferris of
dackensack, N. j., who first used ne
troleum as an illuminant. at Sunset
Park' N Y; aged "a. Mrs Elizabeth
Drew Barstow Stoddard, novelist wife
or the poet, Richard Henry Stodderd
In New York city; aged 80
Obituary: Commodore Joseph e. Mont
gomery of the Confederate States
navy in Chicago; aged IS.
d convention: The American Federation
OF Cathonc societies met in Chicago
l. disaster; Collision on Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul r. R. near
Rhodes. Ia; Is killed. 40 injured.
criminal: Harry Tracy the notorious
outlaw, after evading capture for
months and killing a number of off,
GERS and citizens. committed suicide ot
erosion. Wash
Conventions: Catholic Total Ahs+,
union at Dubuque, Ia. American Os-
teopathic association in Milwaukee,
Wis. i" auAee'
Disaster: 16 lives lost in a mine exnIo-
sion near Trinidad, Colo.
sporting: Americans, Malcolm d. Whit
man and William A. Larned, win in L
ternatonal singles tennis chemnion-
ship match from British contestants
at Bay Ridge, New York.
Opl'uary' Gen. Lucas Meyer, COM
mander of the Orange Free state l:
FORCES In the recent war with Great
Britain, In Brussels. John H. Twacht-
man, famous American Landscape ART. IA
Isl, at Gloucester, Mass; aged 4s.
International tennis doubIes
championship won by British team IT
y. and r. f. Doherty, at Bay Ridge
New York ee'
FIRE; National Storage Co.'s bui1d- Is
ings at Communipaw Jersey civ
Al; j.. destroyed; loss, $500. 600
obituary: James Joseph Jacques Tissot
french artist. painter Of the Life NJ
Christi" aged &c. u
7ersonal: Edward VII. crowned king ns
Great Britain and Ireland and em- 16
peror OF India - eii-
'portlng: c. S. Titus of New Yorl, won
International rowing championship OF
Lake Quinsigamond, Mass. JanowsLi
won international chess tournament a.
hanover, Germany; the American
champion. Pillsbury, second IS.
flres: AT San Angelo. Tex. killed
ana S'o,OOO loss. Schwarzschild g. SUI
pergers packing house at Pittsh,,rr
burned; loss. s45O.0OO.
forms; At Kansas City. Mo. loss SIM
000 ~ - ioss' S2o0,- DO
obituary; Mrs. Eliza Young, oldest {