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which pursued the bolomen, overlook
them and killed six more.
Otherwise.
Richard Cookers return to New
York is scheduled to take place on
April 1.
The Chicago health department
claims that grape Juice is an effective
germacide.
Chicago fremeh confscated coal
from cars to %replenish their engines
at an elevator fire.
Citizens of Nation, ILL.,, raided an
accommodation train and took every
bit OF coal from the tender.
George Sullivan, a pugilist of To-
ledo, Ohio, tasted for thirty days and
nearly cured himself of rheumatism.
New York capitalists, is forming a
trust of all the producing mines in the
Missouri and Kansas zinc and lead
district.
John D. Rockefeller was elected su-
p~erintendent of the Euclid Avenue
Baptist church Bible school at Cleve.
land.
Former Gov. J. H. Hogg OF Texas is
to be a candidate for United States
senator against J. w. Bailey four
years hence.
]. Parker Whitney, Jr., son Of a mil
lionaire of Boston, eloped with Miss
Daisy Parrott, daughter of a San Fran
cisco millionaire.
About 1000 people attended the fn.
neral OF N. c. Gonzales at Trinity
Episcopal church, Columbia, s. c. 1t
was very impressive.
DR.. George W. Grille of Cleveland
has succeeded in restoring the appar-
emily dead by the use of adrenalin and
artificial respiration.
Apostle Reed Smoot will have to
fight for his seat in the senate after
his election. Organizations at Salt
Lake City are working hard against
him.
Charles M. Schwab is a victim of
locomOtor ataxia, and will never be
able to resume active duties at the
head of the United States Steel cor
poration.
j. w. McCausland, breeder of racing
horses and a driver with an interna-
tional reputation is dead at Denver,
Col, from %peritonitis. He was forty
two years old.
Joseph Whipple Stickler is. dead at
Orange, N. j., aged eighty-nine years.
In the past three years Mrs. Stickler
has given nearly $780, 900 to philan-
thropic objects in Orange.
George Gronberg, employed by a de-
partment shoe store in Chicago, has
instituted a $1,000 breach of promise
suit at Elgin, ILL.,, against his former
sweetheart, Mrs. Della VAIL Swan.
Sir Philip Berne-Jones' Vampire
may not be exhibited in Chicago, as
lone of the art stores will allow the
artist to show it in their places for an
admission fee, as Sir Philip thinks it
should be.
A three-foot vein of anthracite coal
has been found at a depth of ITO feet
under rock formation near Louisville,
Neb. The discovery was made three
weeks ago, but was kept secret until
an analysis was made.
Rev. Father Arthur Richie Of the
Church of st. Mary the Virgin in New
York refuses to stand for the provi-
sion in the will Of Mrs. Charlotte M.
Hoyt ~bequeathing him SIS a week If he
will care for her pet cats.
The most powerful gun ever built
in America, a s~ixteen-inch coast de-
Tense rifle, was successfully tested at
the government proving ground at
Sandy Hook. The gun was fired three
times. It will shoot twenty miles.
Fifteen s%pankings an hour was the
punishment the Pike baby received
from it's mother, according to testi-
mony In Judge Chytraus' court in Chi
cago, brought out in the divorce case
of Ruthven w. Pike against his wife.
DR.. Albert J. Atkins, lecturer on
principles of medicine at the Califor-
MIA medical college, claims hat .ex-
periments conducted by him have DEM
onstrated that it is electricity and not
oxygen which purifies the blood in the
lungs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt has so far con-
valesced from his attack of typhoid
fever that he was told that in all prob
ability ii the improvement continued
he would be able to go driving in a
week or ten days. Mr.. Vanderbilt is
well enough to walk about the rooms:
The will OF the late Mrs. Mary ].
Winthrop, who died recently in New
York, ~bequeathing her ~residuary es-
tate, estimated at $1,000, 900, to the
Princeton theological seminary, will
be contested by foul cousins Of Mrs.
Winthrop.
James G. Cooper, for many years
connected with the business office of
the New York Tribune, is dead. Mr..
Cooper began newspaper work sixty.
four years ago. He became connected
with the Tribune in 1861. In June.
1870, he went to Colorado and became
one of the founders and officers OF the
Greeley colony.