Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-24

man. WHICH stttue $1,000 In 'front.' or
the main entranc OF the Ohio building,
died ~ Clevelan, Of peritOn.tis.
William O'Bria has written to John
Redmond. the ITsh leader, refusing to
withdraw his reignation ms n Inember
az parliament fr Cork or to resume
his connection With Irish politics.
John Slayton. Of New York gave
n Thanksgiving dinner TO some other
travelling men In 'hica"o. mt which the
only article on he bill Of fare was
milk. All else wa barred by dyspepsia.
When officers went TO arrest John
! *. Duke. defauting cashier Of the
Royal Building 4 Loan association ut
/ Por smouth. O.. he was found dead
IN bed, having shot himself in the
head
Since the 10Th Of September Butler,
Pa. has had over 300 cases of ty-
/ phoid fever and fifteen deaths The
cause is the polition Of the water
used In the greater part OF that Dor.
ough.
! w. G. Brandon shot blaCk-taii or
mule deer. the tiIst ever bagged In the
Lake Superior country. 1t probably
escaped from Gfand Island. lake Su-
perior. where the Cleveland Cliffs Iron
Co. has big game preserve.
Tony Cincon, child Of 9 years. has
| lived for 80 hours AT New Haven.
Conn. with a bullet In his brain. hav-
ing been sbol 10y companion. His
heart and lungs are active. hut other.
wise he shows no signs OF life.
Aid John j. Brennan. Charles Nc
earle and Herbert +. Kent. OF Chi.
cago. have been found guilty OF vio-
latiOns OF the election Jaw They are
liza bic TO term OF from three to
twelve months In the county jail
Twenty one horses were burned to
death. four firemen hurt by falling
walls and the occupants OF an adjoin.
ing tenement driven 10 the streets ii.
their night clothes by n fire in livery
stable on West Fifty.thrd street, New
York.
4 cuf ct ten per cent In wages has
been made by the cotton mills or
Rhode Island. and over 1000 en-
poyes are affected They will make
no kick now. but will wait until the
market is more favorable to the EN-.
ployers
The government OF Panama is being
urged by the newspapers 10 annex the
islands OF San Andres. Providence and
Albuquerque. and some other smaller
islands in the Caribbean sea, and
transfer them to the United States as
a coaliGg station.
Gen. Andre. war minister OF France.
is said TO have discovered that two OF
81 n txslf oh slx- I'M at.
enced the court which tried Drey fu5
nj Rennes, were forgeries. and that a
number OF documents most favora bic
to the accused we're suppressed.
On account of failure to provide 'jim
crow" cars. the Paris x Lexington.
Ky, lnterurban Co. stands TO he fined
$4,000 The maximum fine that can
be imposed for the offense Is $500.
Eighteen runs have been made a day
for the 20 days the line has been in
operation.
That the republic OF Colombia grant
TO the United States all the canal con-
cessions provided for In the Hay Her.
ran treaty absolutely free of cost is
the proposition which Gen. Rafae!
Reyes. envoy OF Colombia to the
United States, on special mission
brings for the consideration OF the
Washington officials.
Mrs Ellen Bailey, OF Staunton, Va.
has been found guilty OF planning the
wreck on the Norfolk e. Western rail
way which occurred at Greenville last
December, and for which her two sons
have been convicted. One Of the boys
was found guilty OF mIrder In the first
degree and the other was sent to tho
peniientiary for ten years.
4 nitrOglycerine tank at the Aetna
Powder works. Miller station. near
Crown Point. Ind, blew up. killing
Albert Hoenscher and fatally injurins
Charles l.. Potter and \ Fisher Hoeu.
scher was drawing nltroglycerine from
the tank ana. ii is supposed that fric-
tion due 10 n grain of sand in the pipe
caused the explosion The pecuniary
damage was small.
The American Federation NJ Labor's
closing session az Boston was oniv-
eued by the attack or Andrew Furu-
seth. Of san Francisco, upon the Unit.
ed states senate which. he declared.
contained the most insidious enemies
OF labor" lie charged that there was q
party IN the senate tnal Is uetlDerate.
" taking every right away from the
working people. He named Plat, Of
Connecticut: Lodge. Hanna and Nor.
gan ns senators who, he said. would
bear watching
Rep Parker. OF New Jersey. has In
PRODUCED bill 10 provide for a ma.
tiona military park commission The
bill abolshes the present military
park commission after July |, 1905
The new commission is 10 consist Of
1--WE members To be appointed by the
president from civil war veterans, and
two OF them from the confedera e
army A salary OF $1,000 for each
commissioner is provided lie also
introduced bill restoring the army
cantecn
Trplets were born TO Rev. IIough
Houston. pastor OF the Centenary VI.
r church. New York city II Is pro.
posed to exaIblt them at church fair.