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John B. Allen. at Seattle, Wash.
3l-Congressman J. H. w. Rumple Qa.),
in Chicago; aged 81.
Feb. 5-Ex-U. s. Senator Henry L. Dawes,
at Plttsfield, Mass. Congressman j. III.
Moody. at Waynesvllle, N. c.
s-Edna Lyall novelist, at Eastbourne.
England; :EI,Gov. Nm. Fishback. in
3-Dr, Richard J; fling. inventor of
Calling gun, in New York; aged s.
Mar. S-Ex-Congressman JAS H. Blount
and paramount commissioner to Hawaii,
z@Nathaniei X. Fairbanks. phiianthro-
pist, in Chicago; aged 70.
29-Gustavius +. Swift, multi-millonaire
meat packer of Chicago; aged "a,
3l-Ex-U. 8; Senator ii. w. Corbett. at
Apr. Near Admiral Geo. e. Belknap
l0-Rev. VIM. II. Milburn, blind Chaplain
OF Y. 8 senate. in Santa Barbara. Cal. /:
lsmB ssIs H,s xog s pres Mormon church.
2c-.Ex-Gov. and ex-U. 8. Senator Alexan-
cs-Gov. Deforsst Richards, &C Cheyenne.
Wyo.; aged g.. Irving M. Scott. builder
OF the Oregon. In San Francisco
2o-Stusrt Robson, comedian. In New York;
so"Psui bu Chailiu. American author and
explorer. In Sc. Petersburg; aged 81
May 24--Paul Blouet CMax O'RelD. In Paris
tired, at Dayton, o.
Jas. G), in Augusta, Me,
tsp. M. Arthur, grand chief engineer OF
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. at
l7-jas WsNeii whistler. artist. In London,
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DuSincss FoHureS

Jan. 3-Rockwell, Tex. L. W. Hardin &
Co.'S private bank
l7-Toronto, Kan, State bank,
y S-Rerdigree ,Nee io;;, State P Fnrd Co
bankers $1,000
Feb. .iS-Nashville. Ark, Howard County
Mar. New York, Daniel Leroy Dresser
& Co, silk merchants; 81, 10000.
l2-Detroit. Mich. Frank c, pingree. pres
wrecked CITY sayings bank; $40
2o-Gowanda. n. Y, {. Moench & Sons Co.
and Moench, Fischer & Gaensslen. tan
Apr. iICieyeland. O.. Aultman-Miiler Co.
manufacturers OF agricultural imple-
ments; sl,So,"n. .kenosha (W!s) state
bank
s-Ckicago. Lord, owen & Co. wholesale
druggists; s62.Ts0
l7mmFort Payne, Ala. Peoples Bank q
May is-Providence. r. l.. Mossberg &
Granville Manufacturing Co; $3.50"
Jun ?-Toronto Can a. r. Ames Co.
bankers and brokers' 100000
S-st, Thomas, Ont. Atlas Loan Co.; "
l3-Garo Mich. Exchange bank
l5-West Salem Wis, Exchange bank
Bangor. Wis. Farmers 4 Merchants
22~Worcester Mass. Norcross Bros. con-
tractors and builders $500
Aug. 5-New York, Sharp & Bryan. stock
brokers: 10000
i2-Duluth. Mimi, commercial Banking
ls-Angola. Ind. Kinney & Co.'S private
ls~Bos,on Mason & Hamlln Co.. piano and
organ house; $1,000. Beaumont. Tex.
Citizens Nat Il Savings bank.
Sep. 0-Wilioughby, O.. bank.
lG-La Grange, Ind, Ellison bank, also
S-Baitimore, City Trust & Banking Co. !;
$4,000 ....
lo~Besseme tAla) savings bank
nap NJ m
2S-Boston. Lamken Foster. shoe manu-
facturers; 10000
%--Milton, lid, Ctizens' bank.
Jul. S.-Boston. Ara Cushman & Co., shoe
manufacturers; 10000
i7,New York; Talbot J. Taylor & Co..
2s-Consoiidated Lake Superior Co, at
American and Canadian 'soos:" $780,
n~sprinsneld. Mass. Packard Nat bank:
Oct. 3,--Boliyer. Pa. Reese Hammond
,IBrocklyn. y. Y. Morse Iron Works a
lsDFoxhome. MINI, Standing Bros pri-
ic-city Of Mexico, International Bank of
Is-Baitimore lMd) Trust Co; IS Ta.si7::,
Also Union Trust Co.. of Baltimore; 81
10000. Seattle Cwash) branch OF In
2l-Lockport, Ill. State bank.
22-Peoria. lii, Acme Harvester Co.; 81.
90. 90. .Lessener. MINI, Farmers, and
Merchants bank. Allegheny. Pa. First
Nat. bank (resumes Oct 24).
24-Chlcago Lake st. Elevated r. r.
S0-Mount Airy. Nd. Albert Jones & Co.,
bankers.
Nov. 4-Sheldon DAD State bank. Victor
(Col) First Nat. bank.
5Cripp;e Creek Coli Mimetallic bank.
Pueblo (Col) Title 81 Trust Co.
e-Chicago, Suffer Bros tobacco house;
$1,S00.000.
lo-Columbia, S. c., Olympia cotton mills,
l4-St. Louis. ID. Crawford Co., mer-
chants; 500, 900.
l7-Ireton DAD private bank. .Egan Is.
ID state bank.
1e-Elkhart. Indiana Nat bank: s550. 900. -.
Henrietta. Tex. Farmers Nat. bank.
2l-Dundee, ILL.,, First Nat. bank.
Dec 7-Ravia Ct. To bank.
14-Linn Grove Qa.) Merchants bank.
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l6-Centenn!al ami
versary OF admission OF Ohio into union
2l-,Gen. Gordon reelected commander in
chief at confederate reunion in New Or
Jun. ll-Lady Henry Somerset reelected
pres. Worlds Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union. at Geneva. Switzerland
Jul. Joint committee of Conversations
alists Methodist Protestants and United
Brethren of Plttsburg agree on plan for
union Of churches.
6.Nat. Educational assn. in convention at
Boston ..'t ~
s-Rev Francis E. Clark. d. D., of Y. p. s.
c. f. in Denver
Aug. 4-Catholic Total Abstinence union In
nat. convention in Pittsburg. Nat. Assn.
OF photographers in convention at In
dlanapolis.
11-W S. Stone CIa) elected grand chief of
Locomotive Engineers
15-Jos Pulitzer donates $1,000. 900 to found
school OF Journalism in connection with
Columbia university.
N-Gen. John G. Black Ull) elected COM
mander-in-chief by G. A. r. encamp-
ment at San Francisco.
Oct. 2-Honorable Artillery. OF London, en-
tertained by Ancient and Honorable Ar
l5-Former Lieut.. Gov. J. II. Tillman ac-
quilted at Lexington. s. c., of numbering
Editor N. g. Gonzales. Gen. Greenville
NJ. Dodge IN. " reelected pres. Society
Army OF Tennessee.
17-Dr August Greth sails airship two hrs
at San Francisco. directing machine at
25-Pan-American conference OF bishops
urges union OF Episcopal, Presby terrain
and Methodist churches
Nov. 13-W, c. T. y. in Both annual conven-
ton at Cincinnati
Dec 1-Receivers for property OF John AL
exander Dowie at Zion CITY, H., appoint
ed on petition OF creditors.
Dec. S-Receivership at Zion City, ILL.,, dis
solved and control restored to DR.. Dowie.
1S-Flying machine built by Orville and
Wilbur Wright. OF Dayton, o., travels
m. against H-m wind.
H-Alderman ]. j. Brennan sentenced to
l UT. in house of correction for election
frauds.
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meteorological

Jan 23-Savannah, Ca, and Columbus, S.
c.; earthquake.
Feb S-Southern H.. southeastern Mo-, and
northern KY; earthquake.
Mar l6-Miss. river levee breaks % m.
above Memphis on Ark. side. Marion.
Ark. cut off by food
T-Greenvllle, Miss. levee breaks; lives
lost.
Apr. l2-Near Lincoln, Ill, tornado.
l3-Portland. Ind, cloudburst floods town:
l-Monroe county. Ala. 10 persons killed
2l-Tornado nearly destroys White Springs.
May 7-Earthquake at Grand Junction. Col.
sheep worth $4,000, 900.
21-Cyclone in Kan. at Ashland. Blaine and
Assaria. Tornado at Lebanon. Eiwood
and Crawfordsvilie. nd....Tornado near
2sNEimo, Mo, nearly wiped out by cyclone,
. lives lost: Salinas Kan. flooded.
II deaths: 5000 persons homeless and
property loss estimated at 5000 600. In
Kansas City. Kan, and Kansas City. Mo-.
IL SO. m. flooded: loss. 81. 100000
Jun. l--Galnesv ille. Ga. ITO killed and $500.
900 of property destroyed by cyclone.
FLOOD In Pacolet valley. S. C., causes Is
deaths and property loss Of 50; 5Oo. COO, ;.
Cloudbursts flood vicinity of Alexandria
EFloods at st. Louis cause loss Of 20 lives
10-Two-thirds OF East ST. Louis under wa
15-Heppner. Ore, nearly destroyed by
cloudburst; over 200 drowned. Water wall
20 II. high swept the gulch.
30-Cyclone kills at Wilder, MINI.
Jul. i-Snow at Butte. Mont. Tornado in
Faux county, s. ID.
2-Cloudburst in s. w. Texas; 20 drowned.
5-Cloudburst al Jeanette, Pa, &c lives lost.
Aug 7-Hailstorm In northern Col. causes
$500, 900 damage to crops.
l2-Island of Jamaica hurricane; 200 lives
lost; damage, s10.000,000
Sep. 9-Cyclone at Quincy, Ill. Earth
quake at Bowlder, Loveland, Longmont
and Fort Collins. Col.
16-Atlantic coast swept by terrific storms,
nearly 100 persons being reported
drowned; damage on Manhattan island,
81, 900, 900. Pres and Mrs. Roosevelt and
party in imminent danger on yacht Sylph.
Oct 4-Cyclones in Mimi. Wis. and Ill. kill
IS.
9-Paterson, N. j., flooded, 81 600. 900 loss.
Nov. 1-Cyclone at Hydro. Okla.
11-Tornado at White River, Ind.
Dec 13-Northwest has coolest weather OF
| season, thermometer going as low as "a
below In some places
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InduSfridl

Jan. s--Board OF trade corners establishing
fictitious prices for grain declared illegal
by appellate court in chicago.
3,John Mitchell reeis reelected n pres uhi'ed
Mar. Judge Adams, of st Louis, enjoins
brotherhood of Railroad Ira and
Locomotive Firemen from ordering wa.
bash r. r. strike, and on Apr. dissolved
eigRep"rt of coal strike arbitration
made public In Washington. work.
men given general increase of
wngcs amounting to about 10 per
cent. some dec.ense In hours, u
force until Mar. 81, 1900. Recog-
AMI n't s"ae on o strike q International
Harvester CO. employees at lrondale. near
Chicago called.
Northern Securities Co. an illegal cor
poratlon In violation OF antitrust law
and enjoins. 1t from voting stock Of con-
NAV ITO secure more pay and shorter
hours. $1,000 workmen. mostly In building
,,uFederai Salt Co. convicted in u. 8. court
at San Francisco OF maintaining a mo-
u"Freight trafic Of railroads entering st.
handlers joining strike OF the warehouse
Jun, a-Many hotels and restaurants In Chi
cage tied up by strike Oh waters and
Hui 22-New River (Pa.) coal miners re-
sume work after Is months strike.
Aug. &C. NJ Schwab is succeeded by w.
e. Corey as pres. United States Steel cor
poratlon,
sam j. Parks, OF New York. walking
delegate, found guilty OF extorting money
for settling strike, Is sentenced TO prison
for not less than ~ years. ;. All employees
in government printing office IN WASH
inaton ordered to swear allegiance to
a. s. before notary.
n--ssm J. Parks released ON certificate OF
reasonable doubt.
tied up by strike Of longsh bremen.
x1a-In Kansas City, MO, convention OF IN
iernationaI Assn. Of Bridge and btruc-
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LyncbfnSs

Jan. l0-Two unknown negroes. one Of
whom killed Sheriff Reese, near Brier-
field. Ala. John Hollins (negro) near
Drew, Miss; charged with attempted as
sault.
l4-Ransom o'Neal and Chas. Tunstall me
groes) at Angleton. Tex; murder.
&-Joe Thomas (negro) burned at stake
near New Orleans; murder OF Sheriff
Curry.
had worked during strike, kicked to de al h
Feb. Lee Hall (colored). at wrightsville,
Ga; for, shooting sheriff Crawford.
Parish. Fla; for attacking l0-yr.-old girl.
Apr. 6-John Turner (colored). at Warren,
Ark. attempted assault on white woman.
15-Tom Gilyard (colored), at Joplin. Mo. (;
May Bob Bryant and VIII Morris, at
Haynes Bluff, Miss; assassination Of w.
.O-Moses Hart NEGRO desperately. at
Cornth, Miss; for shooting at chief OF
police. Amos Randall (whlte) and Dan
At Muiberry' Fla; murder Of White man
Jun. 4-John Dennis (negro). at Greenville,
Miss; attempted criminal assault.
H WSs' sSp nes1S s 81 6slass H.
BaHo p mr{l eolF0TSe near Wj Psrt Val
Five negroes near Forest Miss; for
22-Geo. White negro). at Wilmington.
Del; murder Of Helen Bishop,
24-Case Jones (colored), at Elk Valley,
Tenn; for assaulting 12-yr odd girl.
f6-Lamb Whitley (colored), near Monte
rey Landing, La; murder. Garfield Nc
Coy, Geo. Mckinney and Wiley negroes),
at Newtown. Ga; for murder OF f. s.
Billiard.
Jul. 1-Reuben Elrod (negro). at Piedmont,
S. CO.. Chas Evans (colored), at Norway,
8. c.; suspected OF murder of J. l.. Phil
lEvansviiie, Ind, terroriyed by mob that
broke into jail to lynch negro Gov.
orders out militia
6-Seyen persons killed and q injured in
battle between militia and mob when
latter made desperate assault on jail
23-Mooney Allen (negro), at Beaumont,
Tex; for shooting policeman.
PSI d. Mayfield (colored), at Danvllle.
Ill. murder of Henry Galterman. .Jen-
ME Steers (Iegress), near Shreveport,
La; charged with poisoning girl.
4 ug, 4-John Millikin NEGRO preacher) and
John Hunter, his son-in-law, killed by
whitecappers at Lewisburg, Tenn
WIN. Garrett (negro) drowned while be-
ing pursued by armed men OF Bartholo-
NEW county, Ind.
Sen. 6-Twelve more convicted OF compile
liz in Danville Ull.) race riots.
Oct 1-Walter Davis (coloredl, at Marshall,
Tex; murder OF Constable Hayes.
g-Ed McCollum (colored). at Sheridan.
Ark; for wounding officer.
! lC-Thos Hall (negro). at Wickliffe, Ky;
charged with shooting white boy.
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2-Gen. Cassius NJ. Clay. minister TO has-
STA under Lincoln, at Whitehall, KY:
eyed g. .n ;Ersnci sy M Wells. sculptor In
Torresdale, Pa: aged A.
"A. ID. Youngson. successor OF late Chlet
at Meadville. Pa.
Aug. 5-Phil May, artist. In London.
2s-Lord Salisbury, former British premier.
at Hatfield house, England. aged o..
Chas. c. Bonney, lawyer and pres. par
lament Of religions ut Chicago worlds
a~Maj. Chas. ii. Smith (Bnl Arp). in At
lanta, Ga; aged Il.
Sep. l5-Ex-U, S. Senator Jas Kerr Kelly
(Ore), In Washington; aged 81.
l6-Congressman Vincent Boreing. In Lon
don, Ky; aged g.
2SEx-U. S. Senator Chas b. Farwell. at
Lake Forest, H.; aged SO
land: aged g.
Oct, Eek Postmaster General Wilson s.
Highland Park. H.
1S-Archbishop Kahn, OF st. Louis. at Balti-
lA"Ex-Gov. Henry L. Mitchell. at Tampa.
2l-E1-Ge Peter Turney. in Winchester.
2c-wm E. Lecky. historian, in London;
aged c.
2s-Mrs. Emma Booth-Tucker, noted SAL !,
walton Army worker, killed in railway
wreck at Dean Lake, Mo.
Nov 1-Prof. Theo. Mommsen. historian.
at Charlottenburg, Germany; aged NJ
17.Jas. r. Gilmore. writer. at G!ens FANS
N Y aged 80,
2o-Gen. Francis Marion Drake. ex-Gov. OF
Ia, at Centerville aged 49,
Dec. 2-Dr. cyrus Edison. germ specialist IN
New York, aged 4G
4-Ex-Cong. VIM NJ. Springer Qll), In
Washington. - G.; aged ca.
6-Cong,. Henry Burk, in Philadelphia;
aged 80,
S-Herhert Spencer philosopher, author
and scientist, In Brighton, Eng; aged NJ
-. Rev Henry Clay Trumbull, editor ana
author, in Philadelphia: aged %.
l2-Jphn r Proctor, pres. u. 5. civil service
commission. in Washington: aged 81.
I-ExsG. S Senator Alexander Mcdonald
(Ark.), at Norwood Park. n. ].
20-Freder!ck II. Cou6ert, well-known New
York lawyer. in Washington; aged Il.
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CrimcS

Jan. 9-Emil Johnson klls>~ Miss Bcnna
Benson and self at Virginia, MINI. she
refused 10 marry him. VIM, Il. CHIC of
Toledo. Kills wife and self; domestic trou-
l0-Mrs Amelia Roller. OF Palmyra, Wis,
hangs her two children and self.
Marionville. Ia.
sl-Chas Rove, while insane. kills wife,
children and self, at Woods. Tex.
Feb. 5-,John Stark kills wife and self. at
H-Edward l.. Burdck. OF Buffalo n Y,
found dead in his home with head
Mar. l2-Adolph Krauss kills wife and {
children with sledge hammer, then at
tempts suicide =, Bandits attack stage
along Yaqui river In Sonora numbering
driver and passengers. :. Near Orange
Springs. Va killed in fight between r!vai
turpentine camps.
daughter and self, at Cuyayoga. n. Y
30-Jas. Howard sentenced 10 life imprison-
ment AT Frankfort, KY. for murder OF
May 4-Jas. Ii. Marcum assassinated a,
Jackson. KY as result OF Hargis- Cockril
feud. .,
ao-H, S. Biggs, Ed Bell and Deputy Sheriff
II. G. Mcmahon killed in street fight in
SanSerson, Tex.
Jun. 4-Cowboys Xiii e. NJ Berry and sons
at 81. Francis. Kan. In quarrel over land
killed at Austin by discharged employe
who was wounded in subsequent struggle
Win j, w. stephens.
Jul l6-Alfred a. knapp sentenced to be
electrocuted, at Hamilton. o.
Aug. Three deputies killed by escaped
eonvicts from Folsom (Cal) prison, in
E,dorado county.
l3-Gilbert Twigg 0nsane) shoots into
crowd at Winfield, Kan. killing and then
kills himself
H-Curtis Jett and Thos. White found
guilty OF assassinating Jas. b. Marcum
and punishment fixed at life imprison-
ment.
17-Desperate negro in Randolph county,
Ala. kills and wounds in dispute over
watermeons.
29-Two men killed and two wounded at
Chicago City Railway Co.'S barns by 3
masked men who escaped with 5000.
Caleb Powers sentenced to death for csm-
plicty In assassination OF VIM Goebel.
Sep. 7.Three men killed in battle at camp
meeting at Victory Ky.
22-Curtis Jet found guilty by jury at
Cynthiana. KY. OF murder OF Town Mar
shall Thos. Cockreil; death penalty i'm
posed.
Oct. I2-Seven Indians killed In quarrel
after drinking bout on Blackfoot reserva-
tion in Montana.
Nov 13-Insane negro kills Andrew G.
Green father of Greater New York"
27-Henry Van Dine, Peter Niedermeier and
Emil Roeski. charged with being accom-
plices of Gus Marx In Chicago car barn
and farmers near Toles,on, Ind, after
stealing locomotive, killing brakeman
and fatally shooting Detective ]. r. Dris-
coll.
Dec. s-Dell Thompson kills Addie Hacker
his fiancee. then commits suicide al
2o-Roscoe w. Derby, at Cleveland. o.
kills wife. his 3 children and self.
2-Jos. Phillips, at Hollowville, N. Y,
killed his children and self: poverty.
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CdSuohies

Jan. 6-Port Townsend. Wash. news re-
ceived of drowning of is in wreck Of bark
| Prince Arthur
ron battieship Massachusetts,, off Guile
bra island. killed by explosion during
z@Near Westdeld, N. j., Is in railway
collision.
2S~Near Tucson. Ariz. 80 in railway col
lision.
Feb, I-Near vicksburg, Miss, by emil
grant car leaving track and plunging into
river.
ION U. s. Receiving ship Franklin, CO
marines die OF black diphtheria.... Mil
waukee, s firemen, including Chief Foley
s from nha e. PITTS y s. pss fumes
linear Edenton. N. C., IS drowned by
cyclone striking steamer Olive.
20-Cedar Rapids, Ia. In burning hotel.
7-spier Falls. N. T.. IL by ferry boat cap
seoiean, N. Y. % by explosion OF oil tanks.
in cyclone. .Hopewell Ala. W In tor
se@Ksd House y; 4. in railway 4, wreck
T-New Buffalo, Kan, IL In railway wreck
sc-Ganistock. Pa. In explosion of pow
May nsi y"peiroit. . by train plunglng into
son Virginia coast. 20 by sinking OF steam
ship saginaw. ~. o,..u,,-
Rnsme kS Is y ssns sSss
T-Near Bryan, Ala, s in railway collision.
jun 4-Near saltwater. Kan. In railway
Madison, Ill. is while protecting prop
erty from flood.
IloAberdeen. Ark. Z by houseboat capsiz-
Ing.
Union Pacific mines.
Jul, lin various cities So deaths are trace
able TO accidents in celebrating the day !;
I13 deaths from lockjaw later reported.
linear Charlottesville. Na-.sA in'railway
collision.
s~south Lowell. Mass. rs by dynamite
explosion. =.
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bail season opens.
st. Louis defeating Chicago and Pitts
burg defeating Cincinnati.
Jul l-Alan-a- Dale breaAs worlds record
for mile over circular track in Chicago:
2-lnternational automobile race In ireland
for Jas. Gordon Bennett cup won ty
Jenatzy. who covered S7oA IN. in hrs.
&c min. sec.
2-Ba;liesh!p Kearsarge makes record
breaking trip from England to Bar Har-
DOR. Me. 600 m.). IN das. ~ hrs.
completed by Or. II. N. Jackson and
Sewall l.. Crocks. who reach New York
after g. days run from San Francisco.
10 Los Angeles. Cal. in 70 hrs. q min.
H-Jas. J. Jeffries knocks out Jas J. Cor
bett in 10Th round in fight at San Fran
cisco for worlds heavyweight champion
s.Dlek crsaghe wins SIM. cowboy relay
Sep. Lou Dillon breaks mile record 10
3-Re1iance wins I'D and decisive race
I'm international series for Amer
lea. cup, Shamrock III. falling to
2l-Trooper Davis 18th u. s. cavalry reach
es West Point. n. Y. making 2,0p m
from Oklahoma on horseback In SO das.
Oct. l-Ch!cago-New York auto tour ends:
l,l31 m. covered in IS hrs. MCGEE (3-yr.-
ODD makes ga furlongs in Chicago In
Miss Lucille Mulhali. IS yrs. old, wins
South McAiester. /. T.. with well known
cowboys
13-Boston baseball team, champions of
American league, defeats Pittsburg,
champion team OF Nat league.
i9-Creseeus trots mile at Wichita, Kan.
in ! :59%
22--Dan Patch PAGES mile in :5sl. at Mem
phis, Tenn
2s.Eleetr!c car, at Berlin attains speed o,
100 rs m. an hr.
24-Lou Dillon trots mile in 6sh at Mem
phis.
N-At Memphis, Tenn, Dan Patch PAGES
m. in 30 fiat. and PAGES mile to wagon
in 1:51h.
2-Tom jenkins wins worlds wrestling
championship in match with Dan Nc
Leod at Pittsburg.
29-Barney Oldheld. at Denver. makes .
new automobile records: m. in 4:43, 10
m In 9:3s and Is m. in 14:24h :. Sir Thos
Lipton's offer of cup for transatlantic
yacht race in 1904 withdrawn to permit
offer from Emperor William
Nov. 1o-Dan Patch, at birmingham. Ala.
PAGES m. on " m. track in 2:O3i1
25-Fitzsimmons and Geo. Gardner fight %
rounds in San Francisco for light heavy
weight championship: decision given
former.
26-Thanksgiving football games: Mich
2S Chicago o: Carlisle rs. Hprthwesern o.:
MINI. IL. Wis. o; Pa. AZ. Cornell 0; Neb. It,
Ill o.
Dec. 12-walthour and Monroe win 6-da.
cycle race in New York.
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Aug. 5-Naval war game begins on Name
SIieut. Gen. Nelson A. Miles retires from
active service, and Is succeeded by Gen
Young
o-Pres. Roosevelt defines attitude toward
labor question, saying: There Is no op-
lection to the employees OF the govern
ment printing office constituting tHem
selves into a union II they so desire p ut
no rules OF resolutions OF that union can
be permitted 10 override the laws OF the
United States, which 1t is my sworn duty
to enforce. State Senator Wm. T. Sui.
liyan (Mo) convicted at JenG psttie Sbiig
Missouri launched at Baltimore Mo
Sep. ~. s. cruisers brooklyn and San
Francisco arrive at Beirut
Oct. I7-Americnn Alaskan cinim III,
granted In nII particulars save the
Portland canal, which IN nwnrueu
by mixed commission to Canada
Jury in postal fraud scandal at I'm
cinnati disagrees as to charges asd'hs'
ID. V Miller and J. NJ Jones;
3l-Sanford b. Dole. gov. of Hawan, APP
pointed Judge OF u, s. district court OF ter
ritory and Geo. II. Garter succeeds 10
governorship.
Nov. Geo b. Mcclellan elected mayor
Of New York by 63,Cl7 plurality iGuoteIi-
national elections: Myron He W
fed dem. Md J, about Il 375 Gov. Garvin
dem. r. -. l.5S7; John l., Bates (rep.,
Mass(. 1884 Albert b. Cummins rep
i about 1855 g SSj fGE v neSkna Cdem. MSS
without opposition. Republicans sue
cessfu in minor elections In Pa, n. j,
Neb and Col, and the democrats In Va
e-Congress (5Sth) assemblies in extraor.
binary session; Joseph G.. Cannon (lll.)
elected speaker OF house.
! lG-U S. Senator Dedrich (Neb) indicted
by federal grand jury in Omaha on charge
OF accepting bride for appointment Of
postmaster
l9-House of representatives votes 1895 tc
2D TO give effect TO Cuban reciprocity
treaty
23-D V. Miller and Joseph M. Johns ac'
quilted at Cincinnati of bribing in con
nection with post Office scandals
N-Grover Cleveland announces uncondl
tionally and irrevocably that he will no
be- presidential candidate.
co Liant X Salisbury makes sensational
bribery charges against various public
and private individuals.
Dec Irregular session OF 5Sth congress
opens in Washington: presidents mes
sage read. Gen. Leonard Wood nom
mated to be mai gen.
S-Gov, J. c. w. Beckkam Cky) inaugu'
rated.
Prep nat committee decides next con-
vention Will be held in Chicago on june
q, 1904.
lG-U. S, senate passes Cuban reciprocity
bill, 81 to 10.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-01-09
MiceHaneouS

Jan l-Gov Dole sends 10 Pres. Roose-
welt list message over direct cable be-
tween Honolulu and San Francisco.
2--post Office at lnGianoa, Mss, from
which colored postmistress was drive n
by force ordered closed,
Iv-Lieut Gov Tillman IS O. shoots ana
, fatally wounds Editor Narc!sso q. Con
\zajes In Columbia.
Feb 9--Arnold & Co.'S St. Louis coopera-
tive Investment concern suspends pay
ment... over 40 persons afflicted with ty-
phoid at Ithaca. y. Y; many sctudents
leave Cornell university
Mar. ANDREW Carnegie gives Princeton
university 100000.
l0-Arthur r. Pencil, chief figure In
mysterious murder case of +. l.. Burdick,
killed in automobile accident in Buffalo.
Mrs Pennell dies on llth OF injuries re-
celved al same time.
2i-Carrie G. Gait elected pres. Am. Wom-
ans Suffrage assn. In New Orleans
Apr Pres. Roosevelt receives LII. ID. de-
gree from University Of Chicago.