The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-01-10

| In agrarian riots in Hungary.
Convention: The American section n,
the Theosophical society met In Chi.
cago.
FIFE: 5 blocks destroyed in Stockton
CAL; loss, 100000.
OCTOBER.
Obituary: Admiral James E. Jouett
u. S. n, retired, a conspicuous navo,
hero of the civil war at Sandr
Springs, Md; aged "a
= Mine Explosion: u miners killed h,
fredamp in the Lawson mine, Blaci
Diamond, Wash.
B. Coal Strike: Conference of the nra,,
dent and representatives of the miners
and coal operators at Washington.
D. convention: Annual encampment ~
the G. A. r. opened in Washington.
Obltuary Liu Kun vi, viceroy of Nam
kin, noted for his friendship to Amer
lea and opposition to the Boxer upris-
ing of 1900, at Nankin; aged Ga.
Z. Conventions The farmers national
congress began its 22d annual session
at Macon Ga.
Fatal Fire. 70 lives lost by the burning
OF ~ derricks in the oilfeds at Beau
mont Tex
g. Labor Troubles: General -strika q,
French miners. Street car strike riot
In New Orleans President Mitchell OF
the United Mine Workers declined
PRESIDENT Roosevelt's proposal that the
anthracite strike be discontinued pend
ing the action of congress-
IL Personal: The crown prince of Sian
paid his respects to President Rooae.
welt
Haiti: The Haitian revolutionists won
victory at Montrouis, the government
losing gunboat sunk, guns cap-
tured and lis men disabled
13. Accident: Baron de Bradslxv aaro-
naut, and his engineer killed by falline
from an airship at Paris
venezuelan War: Beginning of heavy
battle at Victoria between 1900 gov
eminent troops and 5000 revolution
lists.
Is. Coal Strike: President Roosevelt On
pointed commission to adjust ths
differences between the striking an
thracite miners and the coal opera tors
Obituary: Rear Admiral Thomas Oliver
Selfrldge, U. S. N, retired, the oldest
naval officer of his rank in the world
at Waverly, Mass; aged 9S.
16. Fire: West Haven, Conn. the famous
Washington mansion, which cost $3.50
000 destroyed
II. Conventions Annual meeting of ths
National w. c. 4. u at Portland. Me
Is. Close of 5 days fighting at Victoria
venezuela, and victory of President
Castros army; loss of the insurgents,
5000 men,
Storm Disaster: $4,000 houses DESTROYED
and 2,OOO people killed and injured by
typuOOn on the coast of ,JaDan
Ao' ooai strike: The anthracite miners
voted unanimously to abandon the
strike, which began May r.
flre: AT Springdale, Pa plant of III.
OOO -o''' siAo-
o. IRE IN Chicago; 10 workmen killed:
loss, $1,O00OO0
Personal: Mrs. Lillian M NJ S+o,,o,
elected president of the National w
G. T. u. at Portland. Me vs.
conventions The first convention of ths
United Textile Workers of America
met IN Washington. D. c. The first
Methodist Episcopal church onened IN
Cleveland. The American Missionarn n
association met in convention at New
London, Conn., e"
H. STORM 100 houses DESTROYED and ,s Is
people Killed in a hurricane at Dia- r.
mante, Argentina q
Fatal Fire: deaths of tba a
the Corn Product Co.'s plant In S,hf B
: cago; loss, $5O0OOO
%. Volcano: Eruption of Santa Maria n
guatemala; loss of life and destruction 81
. ~ property In the coffee districts
o. obituary: Frank Norris, the Califor.
MIA novelist. at San Francisco. aeac
%. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, woman
suHraglst, reformer and philosonher q
IN New York city; aged 81.
3. Gen. Uribe-U Tribe, Colombian insuroert
leaoer, surrendered with his army and
NOVEMBER.
|. Fire: Island of st. Pierre or N.
Ioundland. the town of ST pie,ro -
astated; loss, $500 000 oe'-
sporting: Pennsylvania defeated Co,,,r, al
D,a IN the annual football contest Of q
Philadelphia; score II to X
OBITUARY: ]. M. Hutchings wr,tar a,a q
lecturer known as the ''Father ~ ~ q
iosemlte. at Yosemite; aged 49,
<,cciuent: 10 persons killed and IN IN
Juieu py the explosion of election fire. A
Morks IN Madison square, New York
factory plants burned at Cam
c. ueIi, ~ j. loss, 81, 000, OO0 IA
Sporting: Harvard defeated pan,,, n
ma IN the annual football game Of n
cambridge; score, II to O. II
,Volcanlc Eruption: Kilauea Hawaii
IN violent commotion can
sporting: Yale defeated Prinoa+ =. B
Iootball score, IL to s.
Fire: The historic home NJ yyr,,. IT,,
t, ien bryant destroyed at Rosyln NJ v
ire AT Sioux City, Ia. Armour e. ~ 20
plant plant destroyed; loss, 5000, 900
onlp"reck; Danish steamer KIND TT
stan ny coilsion with the British
90 steainer Swaledale In the Tyne: Dan
ish seamen drowned 0"n
oPorting: Yale scored % to Barvard,s
Haven. 0ii at new
FREDERICK Alfred Krupp tbe ,
herman gunmaker, at Essen. aqed 40 i
IRE: The Wisconsin Central ore docL
. burned at Ashland, Wis; loss sr-er O
Opituary: septimus Winner, song con,-
poser, author Of 1.-THE Mockinp R,rdn
and other favorites in Phiiadelphia
obituary: Cluysenaar, noted Be,g,an
arust; aged 65. Col. Thomas p Oebil.
cree eree, famous Texan wit. at Not
springs, Va; aged So.
personal: Joseph Chamberlain Rr,t,sb E
coioniai secretary. sailed for South A.
vaal. III me Trans III
sporting: Pennsylvania defeated Corr III
Is IN the Intercollegiate contest 4. K
o,i,,i,i.auelphia; score IL to IL n
'Ootuary The Rev. Dr. Josenb Par n
Ser' minister of the City TemnIe Ion.
, uon' IN mat city; aged 72
ne. AT Norman, Ont 6 steamboats, Il H.
dwellings, and 5O,OOOO00 feet Of lumber &
u.estroyed; loss, $1,000. 00O d
accident: 10 killed and MANY injured h
Sy a Doller explosion in the plant OF Is
'"ht az Co., Chicago.