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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-11-05
A. eaI,um's store.

A. .... 49, -. - -. a..
~ eve wnen work mas caseu "
And yielded respite TO its knlg
Damc leasuie beckons WIN her
70 check the mad world In US
Then gather i,ockwlse round
Ihc natives at the grocery SIC
.r, -
,,vr balance nimbiy on q box,
Npa r,,s,Icas. r s.r9 ',n1, 'nS ,sc eu,T"n ,ncks
Tnen captain Boggs ne
nnor
ANA cdi1cs inc grocery store'
r,,. ,,.,.
hrown, 80,
,.,Nnu hcNeiaI noIucrs from he
me cry inarsnai JOINS tno ~
L,kewiso tne gtocsr ana nus cl
,nVn v'lie,m W"Du ne io.s
4" 'roh' OF bh''"h srocery
There's loud gufraw and hooded
Portcnding Jokes that have beej
To agitate some hapless wight.
At whom the javclln In flung
For everything In known-an|
About the village grocery ~
Tho, s,,cl IA, ,,ox. On. ror, mi
Whirh nrompis Ola Graniod
pures. - ~
'Th' rrnns ia iool.in' nIghtv we
Ecr ,vhIch wn an .or,I
blcss,"
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who'd a thought" said Jones ,mcdi-
tatively. tipping his chair back and
stretching his feet pretty well toward
tho smoky mnntcl. Who'd a.thought
thet big Johnsing wi sincws Ike oak
Il ever ken ter thcs?'
IL was more the statement Of fact
than n question: he said II to free his
mind and start the ball Of conyersa-
tion rolling. That every one thought
as he did on this subject was matter
of course. He looked around on them
approvingiy as though to impress
them with the fact that he was with
them there.
"Et's better So" said Iodie. grave.
ly. changing his left leg over the
right: "et's better so than fer him ter
hev run inter hidin'."
A silence fell over them all: each
thought the same; in fact they thought
considerably beyond that. but not one
of them dared say what was In his
mind.
"Rcyther unsatisfactory ans'rs they
give is when VIC went ter ask bout
hem" said big Tom Smith. dlssatis-
flcdfy, as he pushed tho cat from the
hearth with his foot and drew his
chair up nearer the iire.
"Ther Jedgc's son were thar" said
another big, stout man, with "A mall.
cious snort Of laughter. "Thcr icdge's
gon were thar an thcys were too
big Ter speak ter sech common folks
ns we uns. What hcy we ter do with
they uns soncc ther jedge's son hov
tool, mp JOhnging an his gal"
A loud burst Of laughter drowned
the sobbing Of the storm, l.odic alone
sat quite unmoyod. staring grnyoly
into the cracking iirc.
Look ahynr." he said. slowly,
changing his right leg over the left.
Look a.hynr men. mebby I amt sech
good joke as ye seem ter thcnk
with yer larfiln' an yer jokin' When
! helped with Johnslng tell thCr doe.
tors KEN, could see plain thct I
| warnt no common thong he'd hap'd
| Johnsng Thar he were wuth his
, two legs brohe an his orma, an GOV.
! cred with bruises an mcbDy no end
o. broke bones; au ! says ter myself
thct Z warnt no common tLcng he'd
hap'd Jolinsing An when thcr doc.
tors KEN thcys sod asked thcr
jcdgr's son as were comm ont. an
he tclled mo--thcys sed Iohnsing ain't
long ter live an thet I would be n
mcriclo Of he even live n week. An
thar were JohnslnG's gal q standin' ci
thcr windcr starin' out ct ther rain
jcs' ~ she'd stood ever sence W,
bringcd her fcyth"r home. an shc''
never moved or spoke sence. stoI
yer lurin. men: 'taint no larhn' mat
ter--thcs thct h1v hap'd Johnsing."
"lIev thcr gal stole yer hyart fro
ye. Lodlo?" asked one Of the men
again starting the rough laughter
"She's a sweet gal. Jim. an ye're wei
come ter her ef ye ken get her frun
ther jedges son. But yen hey ter b.
lively. man. 'Tain't ev'ry gal kin ge
thcr son o. jedge. an ye'd best pm
yer best foot forrard as soon as ma.
be-"
Look a.hyar, man"-there was
wrathful CLEAN In the big fellow
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A PIECE OF pARl
u u

Eh etf Life-
The life OF a mar
span, for u falls In
Death at the end.
A long life is not
sired As a good life.
Life has less Of
but II is not so rest
We live In deeds.
When we marry,
great purchase; wa
fall under the mot
Life IL but q foot
There could be d
Significance without
Let your life bi
shall have no terr
Many q life 10
Of q failure to diai
No man has a
life by making II 4
its brevity.
Life is a time
and evening. TrI
soul that darknes
you.
The grandest
have a great
hands succor
weary.
A man may II
must die alone.
| Life is made I,
| brief authority.
one or abuse I
Overcoats wi
| this winter n
popular with 4
| Trousers VII
be In vogue fo
| Wives will
| In their furs. \
monkey busin
ette.
| Bathing su
after Decemb
| stockings
with . hole I
| The same
'be popular,
| Pie viii NJ
after corr-h
| Finger 10
usual 10 pr
taking = b
/ II oaliag
| Gpod turn
i vcr furtl
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dtsbanded and many Of their members
enlisted In other companies which saw
hard service nj the front. y
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Order 10 Revoked.

Al the request OF Peuslon Commits
sioner Ware. the Secretary Of .tne In.
terror has issued an order revUking
the order issued by former Commits.
s,oner Henry Clay Evans. May 90.
i9Oo.. suspending pdjuticstion Of the
claims OF minor children Of deceased
soldiers hlsd since 1850. and after the
age Of sixteen yesrn. Tbls order was
ia direct cnnolot With the uniforn
fuIinGs ~ loc1eleoe q ths depart
noa(, vhlch hsl1 ~ ths hnilaiioqs
~ ~ 1o1o = G)lnC opp,l<oeloos az
- ~ = -
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CHAPTER XII.--contlnued.

Dolores sat up with n dignity OF
bearing that silencod further words
on the woman's lips.
do you think" she said--"does
any one think that J would leave my
fatber?"
The nurse laughed softly, with
touch of scorn In her voice.
"Do you think II would break his
heart. Miss Johnson"
Dolores was too deeply In earnest
to be moved by tho scornful words;
afterward the word6 and tone came
back to har distinctly.
u woulG not leave my father" she
said. solonnly. her large, stoadfast
eyes fixed 6isconccrtingly on the quiet
face opposite. = would not leave my
father-ncyer- while he liyes-not f.;
any one
you may, change your mind, the
nurse said lightly. rising To prepare
for the night. She touched the girls
hair softly as Dora could have done.
carcssing the stray curls on the
smooth. broad brow pityingly.
Go 10 bed, chllI." she said. "Well
i.ot talk any more about that now; "
Is time you we're getting your beauty
sleep ere the clock strikes twelve
II would not leave my father Do
lores said solemnly, her eyes raised
TO the kindly face above her, u would
not leave my f8thcr-cycr- while he
lives-not for any one"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-01-03
FIRES.

Jan. l5-Manchester. y. H.. Kenard block
destroyed. $4,000 loss.
3e-Norfolk. Va, Atlantic hotel. $6Cp.00o.
Feb Waterbury, Conn. 20 acres OF
business buildings. homes, etc, aggre-
gate loss 4.olQ.ocr.
portion and 500 dwellings. loss ss.0oo.cot
I0-Springfield, o., manufacturing pants.
S1c,eti
2l-New York. Park Avenue hotel, q killed.
property loss S1to.01e
Mar. s-Marbie Falls. Tex, great tract OF
valuable timber,
ls-Pier of Phoenix steamship line at Ho-
Apr. S--Hotels at Atlantic City, n. j.;
2EForest fires in Pennsylvania destroy
40 buildings at Marienville; loss there
and elsewhere $4,000.
May H-At New York. Bradbury piano fac
Jun. 2i-Portiand. Ore. 6 acres OF property;
10000.
Jul 5-Chicago stock yards. Swift & Co. s
market and offices; $4,000.
25-Albany, N Y, 10000 blaze.
Aug. 5-was hington. La. opera house ard
81 other buildings.
Il-Forest fires I'm Cascade mountains along
Oct. T-Beaumont (Tex.) oil fields swept;
IS derricks burned.
s-Forest fires north OF Marinette. Wis.
Nov. l9-New York. new East river bridge !;
81 800. 600
1s--sioux City. Ia. Armour & Co.'S packing
Electromagnetic City. Pa. chief business
block.
Dec 9-Atlanta. Ga. a block of buildings
In heart of city: $4,000.
13--Canal Dover. o., Am. Sheet Steel Co. 3
plant; 100000.
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z-Capt. 0rossman walks 100 miles up the
Danube river ON newly-invented water
walking shoes.
Mar. 2o-Jerome Magee OF University Of
Apr. @H. {. Hirscny wins great Amer.
at Minx .so Of
6-Burhngton nyer breaks oil speec rec
ords H. miles In minutes.
NJ. +. Wing makes auto record at Long
Island: los miles In hrs. Y min.
May l0-G. p. Meier, Edward Clancy, A. J.
Krause and w. Gefeke. all of West Point.
=. N T.. start on tour OF world on foot ~,
from Montpelier, O., to Detroit. Mich. (;
Jun 22.Wyeth Ia u to entry) wins Amer
lean Derby in Chicago; Lucian Apple
BY I'd. and Alla6in Sd.
m;l won by Marcel Renauit; Is hrs. Y
Jul: 6-Pigeons ny from Holly Springs.
Miss. TO Mishawaka 5oo m.) In II hrs.
S-B. 4 o. Southwestern train makes
washington. Ind. to East st. Louis QSo
25-Jerries defeats Fitzsimmons in s
ROUNDS at San Francisco and retains
eS-N. Y. Central train makes Syracuse to
Albany QN m. In l29 min.
Aug. S-Lake Shore train breaks previous
F se1as 3 ana IN Jas a m Wallace
from Chicago; started July %.
@-Carlisle D. Graham swims from whirl-
pool below Niagara falls through lower
rapids at Lewiston.
Sep. e-Chas. A. Percy goes through whirl-
pool rapids Of Niagara In specially con-
23-Dan Patch at Reading, Mass. goes mile
nl:6ek Mrs. Bullock Workman. Amer
lean authorities and traveller. breaks Him.
aiaya mountain climbing record by as
cendlng Loongma glacier.
Oct; MAT. Baseball league season closes:
Pittsburg wins championship; Brooklyn.
I'd; Boston, Sd: Cincinnati, 4th; Chi
cago, 6th; st. Louis, 6th:N Philadelphia,
7th; New York. Sth.
lS-Onward Silver breaks Pm. racing rec
ord; 4:29h
lS-sir Thos. Lipton's Sd challenge for
Americas cup accepted by N. Y. yacht
club, LIST race to be run Aug. 20, 1908.
AmPrince Alert paced " m. at Memphis,
:l-Cresceus trots m. In 4:l7 at Memphis.
Nov. l-Heatherbloom cleared In high
jump at Chicago horse show z II. 8 in.
6Ben Stell made bowling score In Chicago
4--.Princeton Qil.) football team won
championship OF athletic club teams of
2e-Yaie wins title to American football
Championship, scoring % to o against
Harvard. t77
2'-Michigan university wins western
Ann Arbor; q to 6.
g-Army wins over navy In annual foot
ball game bet West Point and Annapolis
30 to 8.
Dec. 1s-Geo. I,eander wins s-day team
cycle race in New York: 2,73S miles.
Flake Shore train makes ia m. in loI
min.
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Pa. 1ll by IRE Damp explo-
sion in Cambria rolling mill mine.
linear Long Beach. N. r., II drowned
lsSchicaso and vicinity. drowned while
is-ParE City. Utah. 20 by explosion of
Aug. .l.wolIonsons. Victoria. 81 by mine
s-Nesr Rhodes. Ia. ID in railway collision.
7-Near Trinidad. Col. 10 by explosion In
IoSSan Angelo. Tex. : in burning hotel
@-Wiimington. Del. II by explosion In
ss-Gehring. Neb. 6 as result of starting
27-Near Illinois Station. 1. T.. 6 in railway
Sep. i-Near Berry. Ala. 81 in railway
Williamsburg. N. Y. by collapse Of
ls-Witmer station. Pa. 6 In railway col
3-Princeton, ILL.,. 8 in railway collision.
Oct. l-Rocky H.lis. n.y.. by boiler explo-
BLACK Diamond. Wash, u by mine ex-
piosion. !. CORVALLIS. w. Va. 8 in rail-
ii-on A.htabula. O.. 10 by laundering of
Nov. New York. Is by premature explo-
sion of fireworks.
NELebanon. Pa. by boiler explosion. =,
men, sunk In Lake Erie.
es-Chicago, IL by boiler explosion In Swift
Packing co. = plant.
Dec. 5San Francisco. IL by oil tank ex-
plosion.
4Chicago. IA in fire that destroyed Lincoln
hotel.
Shakers Hill. Tenn, 8 by explosion.
Sin navigation season, just closed, 40
seamen lost on great lakes, greatest num-
Der In history OF lake traffic.
1e-Frldiey. Mimi, 6 In railway wreck.
13-Near Buckiin. Mo-. s In freight wreck
Effort Lee. n. j.. children by explosion
of acetylene gas tank.
sl-Byron Cal, Is in railway collision.
e2-In Massachusetts, Bay, II sailors In COL
lisbon Of schooners.
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rican expedition. killing 2 officers and
SO native soldiers. Mullah's troops SAID
to number 10000. ,
Seen. Cribe-Cribe surrenders WIN h, a., :,
government army....In kamchatka re-
gion 10000 people died of measles some
villages being nearly wiped out: San
fenced at Kingston. ireland. to mos
in prison for speech said to be ineen-
lo-Pres. Castro of Venezuela makes tri-
umphal entry into Caracas. having
crushed the rebellion. Senior Sagasta
and Spanish cabinet resign.
King Leopold Of Belgium: all three shots
ss~Friedrich A. Krupp. famous sunmaker.
es-Dr. Joseph Parker. London preacher,
Dee. s-Grea, Britain and Germany order
warships TO VeneIueia TO enforce pay
s-England and Germany issue ultimatum
to Venezuela.
s-Enshsh and German fleet seize La
Guayra harbor and Venezuelan war
lo-Pres. Castro, of vent zueia. issues ap.
peal TO arms and adopts policy Of reprisal
E9Sp ms SaR a SssslvS AIS ss sns
with storage capacity OF l.1Noae.oc
cubic meters. dedicated.
ii-Pres Castro calls for 10000 troops 10
resist Britlsh-German invasion.
ls-Iialy joins Germany and England In at
tempt to force payment Of Venezuelan
claims. :. Fleets lombard forts at Puerto
is-Pres. Castro asks through L. s. legation
for arbitration of disputed claims.
% Powers ask Pres. Roosevelt to act as
:. arbitrator OF NeEezusian trouble.
op Of Canterbury and primate of all Eng
LAND dies. American ship Caracas ex-
Guided from Venezuelan ports by allies,
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
o., Euclid Trust &

Jan. 10-Cleveland. O., Euclid Trust &
11-Painesville. o., Peoples bank: sl73.0Oo
I-Chicago, Geo. II. Phillips. corn king,
falls for second time in months.
l'1Albany, Ca. Commercial bank; SIC,
IS Bellwood. Neb.. Platte Valley state
bank.
Feb. iO-Detroit. Mich. City savings bank
on account of shortage of Vice Pres!-
dent Frank c. Andrews.
25.-Belmont (O.) national bank.
26mBurnett. Tex. private bank of w. III
Westfall Il Co.
Mar. 3-Elkhart. Ill. State bank.
15-Wanatah. Ind, Julius Conitz. banker
20-Amerlcus. Ga. Peoples bank; $50. 900
APT; a 81; az Paul. U. s. Saving & Loan
e4--Aigonac (Mich) Banking Co.'S bank
Jun. s-Chicago. John A. & Alexander
DAVIDSON. marble contractors; 81 .39l .s3s
l3-Charleston IS. c. Exposition Co.
placed in receivers hands: $4,000.
30.Murdock. Neb.. German state bank
Jul New York city. NJ. p. Anderson
real estate operator; 1886 PIP.
2scBroo 'id6 N. r. Malcolm Brewing
Aug I6-Eigin, H.. Obadiah Sands But
ter corporation, $4i5,0O0.
oo-Cleveiand. o.. Forward Reduction Co.
booming Texas oil: $500 900.
Sen aNew YSrR b Sanni o Sevc,.
Oct Toto, Ia, bank Of +. II. Cutting
J. T. Willett: $1,000
16-New York. Gilman. Son & Co.'S bank
ing house; 800. 600.
Nov. 5-Rlchmond. Va, Leon l.. Strause
leaf tobacco: S3005C0.
l3-Boston. Central national bank.
Dec. s-omaha. w. ii. Bennett Co.'S. DE
partment store.
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Jul 7--Pres Castro. Of Venezuela. takes
personal command OF army against rev.
olutionists.
l2-Marauls of Salisbury resigns premier
ship Of Great Britain; Arthur J.. Bal
four appointed to succeed him.
1S-Hamud Bin Mahomed Said, sultan of
Zanzibar. Is dead. .Whitelaw Reid.
American envoy to Kind Edwards cor
onation. decides not to remain for
event.
AuG. 0-king Edward and 0ueea Al
exandra crowned amid great pom p
In Wesi minstcr abbey In London.
fo--yenexuelan troops surrender Cumana.
this making 7th port now In possession
OF revolutionists.
H-Sultan OF Turkey assures u. g. minister
that pending claims will be settled.
W-Morne Rouge. Martinique. destroyed
BY eruption Of Mt. Pelee; 1850 lives
lost
Sep. lin Algoa bay. Cape Town. IS
ships are wrecked.
ls.Qneen Marie Henriette. Of Belgium.
dies suddenly Mt Spa.
.s--Russia begins evacuation Of Man
churcia.
Emile lola, French novelist. asphyxi-
ated In Pnris.
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s1CuSan congress passes ss5.ooo.oo fsAn
ls~speaher Henderson vithdraws from
race for reelection to, congress.
A-Judge q. II. DuranI dem. cansHdate
for gov. tMich). witisaraws because OK
illness.
9-Gen. r. A. AIger. (Mich.) appointed
tn All unexpred terri I'm u. 8. senate.
Oct 1-Jos. NJ. TerriIh (dem.. GaAA elect.
III. s. circuit court IN N. Y. hs'ds Pr
10 Ricans to be aliens.
A-Hague arbitration court eondemns
Mexico to pay u. 8. 81. go. 6Sas1 In set
| M-Samar controversy between u. b.,
\ England and Germany decided In favor
OF Germany br King Oscar. OF Sweden,
| as arbitrators.. Ohio legisksture adopts
u nfT %sn'css' f fHSs Fans ordered to
Nov. ERepubiicans elect %. congress-
men and democrats I78-. N. r.. N Is.
Penn, Del. ell New England stategex-
| Ia. Mimi. N. D., s. D.. Col. New.
| Utah. Wye, and CaA. go republican.
Mo-, KY, and all southern states 20
democratic. GU. 8. SENATOR A. 8. Clay
| Gal reelected. Republican party OK
Porto Rico wins ~ elections. - a.
s-Presidents message read in congress.
denomination Of oliver wenchif Holmes
for associate justice of supreme court
confirmed by senate.
1s--Adm1ral Dewey cables be has assigned
warships 10 positions rear veaezrs,an
coast.
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CASUALTIES.

Jan. Macon. Ga, 8 in explosion.
3-steamer Walla Waiia sunk In collision
7-Negaunee. Mich. through caving In
Sin New York city trains co5lide in
Bristol sinks of Alaskan coast, lives
lost.
l2-Buffaie. \. Z. ; IN fire s;,,,. .,,,o
7o~WoIsenburg. Col. 6 killed. TO- injured
in mine explosion.
N-Near Fairmount. w. Va, u nIrnber-
men burned to death.
24-Oskaloosa. Ind. q men killed, s In
jured through mine explosion
Id Transit Co.. kills 6. INJURIES 100 and
caused property loss Of 100000.
@--Boston. 10 in tenement fire.
ton, II drowned by sinking coal barges
~ killed, injured In fire at ST.
Louis: ..Pittsburg, boiler explosion
5-Ch!cago. explosion of gas mndn kills
II. Injuries 20 others.
Io-Emp!re hotel OF st. Louis bunns. kill
1EBowider wrecks train near Little
Rock. Ark. killing z; injuring "a
Mar Snow slide at Liberty LIN, Ben o, mine
rs lives lost In foods in New York and
New Jersey. .silverton. Cox, 70 by
e--Monongshela. Pa. mine explosion
Macon, Tex. Southern Pacific train
I u-shinhOppie, ~. r.. In n fire.
i3-Ione Handing. Miss.. steamer cap.
| znKo @ Miss. 8 negroe. crenated
while trying 70 burn their usy out Of
zsNi.Isveiand, o.. lives Ios, by cave-ir
HAT Dayton, Tenn. q kinsd In min'
4 erpiD~yn., q, .x,., sus
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city, in Baltimore; 90.
from New York city, in Baltimore: 60.
5-Rt Rev. Michael Augustine Corrigan,
archbishop. at New York; g..
6-Cong. J. g.. Salmon. at his home. Boom
ton. n. j.. S.. Bret Harte, author. at
w. T. Sampson, IT, s.. in Washington;
2l@Edwin L.. Godkin, former editor M Y.
25-Lord Pauncefote. British ambassador
to u, S., at Washington; "a.
Jun. 2-Dr. John II. Barrows. pres. oberlin
BIB F.. Jacobs, noted Sunday school
worker In Chicago; 6S.
Jul. 2c-John w; Mackay. millionaire and
one of original forty miners" In Lonr
zUpr. Chas Kendall Adams. former pres.
Wis uniyessis sn a, Fe Is Gal
tMich.) at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mass. !:
n~Gen. Franz sigei. in New York; 49,.
historian. al Lake George, N Y; s..
7-Ex-U. 8. Senator VIM. N. Roach IN. Dll.
15mExe Assoaiate Justice Horace GraU az
L, 8. supne me court, In Nahant. Mass !; IA
23-MaJ j. Va. Powell. director Smiths oman
Institute hnreau Of ethno,Dgy, at Haven.
Oct e-Ex,Sov, J. B. Neil idaho. in Co
lumbus, O.. CO.
isnSsns 1 lion. 1 A1 shePPaa re1. at Ea-
is.Rear Admiral Thes. a. selfridss Ere
| tired0, at Waverly, Mass; Sc.
23-conEressman Chas. n. Russell. ct Dan
ielson, Conn: 30.
1-Fras,k Norris. novelist, at San Fran
/ ftgfO.
/ 2s--Epz.beth Cady Stanton. woman suf.
| fragist. In New Yorf; 81
Dec. Ell. 8. MinisterA. Il. Buck to Japan
near Toxic.
| .-Tnos. -. Reed, ex-speaker OF congress
| in Washington; g.. .Thos. Mast. famous
| cartoonist and recently appointed u. 8
consul general at Guayaquf1. ECUADOR
g. -
it-Mrs. Julia Dent Grant. widow OF Gen
". q. Grant, at washington; 76
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CRIMES.

Jan. AT Robbins, n. c., killed In night
e at watch night party.
3i--Edward and John BidCie. escaping
murderers from Pittsburg, and Mrs.
Soffel wardens wife who assisted them
out OF prison. shot themselves upon pc
Inc Biddie brothers die February 2.
Feb 12-Near Mddlesboro, killed IN hsnt
between posse and mountaineers.
2t-Fiye members OF Earl family at welsh,
ss.s La found murdered.
Apr i0-Jos. Wright (negro) kilied5 OF posse
In Scott county. Va ,
May 1-Ciash between railway workefa az
Log Mountain. Tenn. results In
srPauI Leicester Ford killed by his brother
Malcolm. in New York; quarrel over
money matters, ,,, go,
Ie-Near Hastings. Fla, william Austln
Kills s persons and himself because OF
infatuation for i3-yr-old girl.
Jun. z4-Jane Toppan, nurse acquitted OF
murder at Cataumet. Mass. because IN
sane, confessed to poisoning 81 persons
Jul s-JessIe Morrison sentenced TO q yrs.
IMPRISONMENT for killing OF MRS. Olln
Castle in Eldorado, Kan, IN yune, IT, ~
Aug. 6-Harry Tracy. escaped oregon CON
Wet, committed suicide near Creston.
Wash, when on the point OF being cap
-iured He had been hunted since Jun.
. and had killed I'm that time six per-
1sNJoseph Anderson drowned his children
near Sahna. Kan, and shot himseH
sent IBody OF VIM. Bartholln,. who
Killed his mother and Minnie mitchell ~
chicago, found near Ricevilie. Ia. having
Oct s-Four men killed in street fight al
Ei Dorado. Ark.
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nISCELLANEOV US.

Jan 4-National university endowed by
Carnegie for $I0.O00OO0p Incorporated in
Washington as The Carnegie Institu-
ton"
2l-Prof. +. j. James (Chiaago) elected
pres. Northwestern university
Feb. 6--Ransom money paid TO brigands
E-Carrie Chapman Gait elected pres. Nat.
woman's Suffrage assn In Washington.
,f-Prince Henry Of Germany formally
welcomed to u s. by Pres. Roosevelt at
white house.
Web. 23-MiAs EllSn NJ stsne, the
American missionary sad Nine.
TSiIka, her com nsiion sss red sse d
NY their captOrss
Mrs. Frederick Snhon alscted pres.
Congress OF Mothers. in Washington.
Mar. centennial OF incorporation Of Gin
2z-Ex-Alderman f A. MeYsanburg con-
victed OF accepting bride ia st. Louis
street car franchise case
Apr. l6-ArchDishop Falconier tCanada)
selected by pope as napal dalAg ate to Y. s.
D-Dr Nicholas M. Butler installed as
pres. Columbia university.
2S-Postponement of worlds fair in St,
Louis TO 1901 announced.
May S-Federation Of woman's clubs In
%,es Ben st LfS 4nsess elects
us. E. Gross tChicagol declared by Y.
s. court to have originated ''Cyrano de
BergeTae" in mis- Merchant Prince OF
stNMarshal de Rochambsas. statue un-
veiied in Washington,
'I Princeton univarsi rss'sn Prof. woodrow
s.Pres- Roosevelt sixan IL d degree b.
SnAt Denver. 10th trienniai internatio nal
| Sunday school convention
ss-Seven men found guilty Of jury bribing
Aug. ls-Frank C. Andrews. Of City savings
bank OF Detroit. conxicted of embe zzling
31.576.00o; sentenced ia ID yrs. at hard
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-01-03

ae-Cecil Rhodes dies at Cape Town; aged
49,
May 3I-Boer war ends ut 1850 p M.
peace being concluded Mt Pretortn'
+ terms include return of prisoners
to Africa without punishment, ex-
emptiSn of hoe r. from war tax ana
stoeking of farms ut British eH-
pense.
Jun. 4-Schalk Burger and Commander in
Chief Botha in open letter urge loyalty
TO the new government.
2l-Lord Miner takes oath as gov. OF Trans
vaal at Pretoria.
3O-Gen Cronte takes oath of allegiance to
King Edward on island of ST. Helena
Jul. l0-Estimates place number OF Beers IN
field during the war at 1900; 800 were
killed. and 3,,ae0 became prisoners OF
war.
Aug. l6-Gens. INwet, Botha and Deiarey
visit King Edward on board royal yacht
at Cowes, and a-s highly pleased at their
reception.