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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-25
Woman starves Herself to Death.

New York. May 25.-Unable to bear
the sorrow caused by the death of her
husband, Mrs. Maud Castle starved
herself to death. She was found on
the floor before faded portrait of the
man she loved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-25
TYNER AND BARRETT ARE
DECLARED NOT GUILTY

Washington, May 25.-The jury in
the Tyner-Barrett conspiracy case re-
turned verdict of not guilty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-25
conrr...man Caldwell Renominated.

Springfield, Ill, May 25.-Congress-
man Ben f. Caldwell was renominat-
ed by the Democratic convention of
the Twenty-first Illinois district
There was no opposition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-25
NOT INSTRUCTED
Ohio Delegation of Democrats to
St. Louis May Vote
at Will.
CONVENTION AN ORDERLY ONE
John II. Mclean Returns to Leader
ship in Party AZ
fairs.

Columbus, Ohio, May 25.-The dem
ocratic state convention met here to-
day. Temporary Chairman r. L.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-25
May Not Marry Divorces
Under Given Con-
ditiOnS.
PRESBYTERIANS ACT
MethodiStS Elect Editors
of Various Official
Publications.

Duildio. ~. l., huN ~O.--l lie ITSSbN-
terian general assembly today adopt
ed by n two-thirds vote a resolution
which in substance provides that Pres
byterian ministers are enjoined from
marrying divorced persons who are
ineligible to the churches belonging
to the interchurch conference.
Choose Editors.
Los Angeles, Cal, May %. The
Methodist general conference held two
long sessions. The most important ac-
ton was the election of editors for ten
church publica tions, The Epworth
Herald being omitted from the list.
The ballot was not announced, but
these are probably elected: w. V.
Kelly, editor of The Methodist Review;
]. NJ. Buckley, Christian Advocate; ID.
ID. Thompson, Northwestern Chris
tian Advocate; G. B. Spencer, Cen
tral Christian Advocate; Z. w. Smith,
Pittsburg Christian Advocates; w. Il.
Hammond. Southwestern Christian Ad-
Vocate; ID. l.. RadOck, Pacific Chris
tian Advocate; A. j. Mast, Christian
Apologist; Frederick NUM-, Haus aud
Herd.
The standing committee on the state
of the church decided TO recommend
that adultery be the only reason for
divorce recognized by the church. y
resolution denOuncing Mormonism was
also agreed to.
BaptIsts In Line.
Cleveland. May 2J.-Ihc Baptist
pat themselves in line with the ether
great Protestant denominations ~
taking action on the divorce question
In the form of a resolution declaring
against divorce on any other than
Scriptural grounds. They also adopt
ed resolutions denouncing Mormonlsn.
Methodist PrOtestants Likewise.
Washington, May 2J.-1he Method
ist Protestant conference unanimously
indOrsed the inter-church movement
for uniform laws of marriage and dl-
Vorce
Would Raise Large sum.
Buffalo, y. Y, May 25.-The Pres
bytery general assembly committee On
that subject resolved to raise $12, ,0OO,-
coo with which to endow colleges.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-25
Important Buildings Gone.

Jackson, Miss, May pa telegram
from Yazoo says all the banks and
business houses, newspaper offices,
postoffice, court house, city hall and
other buildings are destroyed, the
area being II blocks long and three
wide. Chambless White was killed
and Mayor Holmes seriously injured
in fighting the flames.
Under Control at 2.
, p. MT is believed the fire is now
under control. The loss is estimated
at $2,OOO,OOO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-25
Claim Large Membership.

Alonzo Z. Wilson, chairman of the
state central committee, submitted
his report showing that there were
10000 prohibitionists in Cook county
alone, and that over a thousand meet
ings have been held in the state. The
enrolment in Illinois is 100000 mem
bers, male and female.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-25
Have GubernatoriaI Timber.

Daniel p. Sheen, of Peoria. and Rob-
ext II. Patten, of Springfield, are can
didates for governor. The conven-
tion took n recess after electing the
following delegates-at-large to the ma
tional convention: Oliver NJ. Stewart,
John G. Woolley, Alonzo L. Wilson,
Robert II. Patten.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-25
Twelve Hundred Prohi-
bitiOnists Are at
Springfield.
TWOOUIFORGOvERNOR
Officers Claim Enroll
ment of 100000
in the State.

Springfield, ILL.,, May 25.-The pro-
hibitionist state convention convened
here today with 1900 delegates pres
ent, the largest number by 400 ever
known to be in attendance at a pro-
hibition convention in Illinois,
Z. w. Chaffin, Of Chicago, was nam
ed as temporary chairman. Frank s.
Regan, of Rockford, was made secre-
tary. Oliver W. Stewart was elected
permanent chairman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-25
Another Unconflrmed Report.
Japanese supplies Captured.

London. May 25.-Thecorrespondcnt
of The Morning Post at Mukden, IN
der date of May ~. says it Is reported
there that General Rennenkampff's
Cossacks captured two japanese
transport columns. thus leaving the
Japanese army without supplies in
diffirnlf country
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-25
Hear of Jap Reverse.

Lao Yang, May 25.-There are fur
ther rumors of heavy fighting at adj
vanced portions of Gen. Fock's forces
on the Lao Tung peninsula, but the
correspondent of the Associated Press
has been unable to officially confirm
the reports.
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-06
The Panama Re,1olufion

Mar. 17-Panama canal treaty ratified ~
U. S. senate by vote of 73 to s. 80 49,
Aug. 31-Colombian senate rejects canal
treaty.
Nov. 3-Panama declares it's independence
of Colombia.
4U. S. marines landed at Colon. .. Colon
bian gunboat bombards Panama. ,44 p
5-U. S. recognizes republic of Panama : =
U. S. and protests against American in
depreciation of treaty of 1886.
l0-France recognizes Panama govern
13-Mr. Bunau-Varilla formally received by
Pres. Roosevelt as minister Of Panama
republic
R-New isthmian canal treaty signed by
. Secretary Hay and Mr.. Bunau-Varilla,
20CPanama rejects all overtures to return
to Colombian sovereignty.
2s-Germany recognizes Panama republic.
56-Panama junta ratifies canal treaty.
2S-Gen. Reyes, special Colombian envoy
to q. S., offers to grant all canal conces-
slons absolutely free of cost.
Dec 2-Panama canal bill signed at Pan
ANA.
6-Gen; Reyes received by Pres. Roosevelt
at white house.
esweden and Norway recognize new re-
public.
l2-W. l. Buchanan IN. " chosen special
minister to Panama
17-U. S. marines ordered to San Miguel to
prevent invasion of Colombian troops.
2l-Peru recognizes Panama.
Z-Gen. Reyes from Washington informs
Colombia that war on Panama means
war with the United States"
A-Great Britain recognizes Panama.
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-06
meteorological

Jan: 2-savannah. Ca, and Columbus, 8.
Feb: s Southern H., southeastern Mo-, and
MO- n9rthsrn ky.; Sarthquake, tarn 1aak
above Memphis on Ark. side. :. Marion,
Ark, cut off by flood.
NE7Greenville, Miss. levee breaks; lives
apr: 12-Near Lincoln, III. tornado,
1s-4Portland, Ind, cloudburst floods town
14-Monroe county, 7Ala.,s 10 persons killed
A;..Tornado nearly destroysWhite Springs,
May yZEarthauake at.Grand. Junction Col.
49, SlBslizzard in Montana kills cattle and
A-Cyclone'in in Kan. at Ashland, Blaine ana
AND G2rIaWfordsville, Ind: Tornado hear
2s1Eimo Mo, nearly:wiped out by cyclone,
so-Flood and fire at Topeka, Kan, cause
II deaths; 5000 persons homeless and
. Kansas City, Kan, and Kansas City ;Mo,
u So: m flooded; loss. SIG, ,00o, 900. , ,Ejs'
Jun 1-Gainesville, Ca, ITO killed and s5Oo,-
ood OF ffsssfSyed vSy BY 9ysons
deaths. and property; loss Of" $500, 900. /.
sS G5SudsSsfts gesfts GSd f%% vicinity Of Alexandria
1.-Two thirds Of East ST. Louis " under ;vHs va.
ter: H. drowned >ti:- =. :, .r..
1eIHeRpner, Ore. nearly: destroyed**by
20 It. high swept the gulch. ,.s1
S0-Cyclone kills at Wilder, Minn.i.. =.
Jul. 1--SnoW at: Butte, Mont. Tornado in
2ACloudburst in s. W Texas; 20 drowned
CCloudburst at Jeannette, Pa, 36 lives lost
Aug. 7-Hailstorm in northern Col. causes
$500, 900 damage to crops ~. ..I@
R-Island of Jamaica hurricane; 200 lives
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
DR. crowned; oS NED damage on Manhattan island,
party in imminent danger on yacht syiph.
Oct. 4Cyclones in Mimi, Wis. and III: Kill
49, - -
s-Paterson, N. j., flooded, $4,000 900 loss
Nov. 1-Cyclone at Hydro, Okla. q -
11-Tornado at White River, Ind t'.g
Dec. 13-Northwest has coolest weather of
season. thermometer going as low as "a
below in some places. s>. IS--;S7
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-06
y4'--:-
Casuahies


Jan. 6-Port Townsend, WASH, news re-
ceived of drowning of IS in wreck Of bark
Prince Arthur. - l. ~ go - -
lion battleshfp Massachusetts,, off Guile
bra & island, killed by explosion during
T-Mear Westfield. N. j.. S in railway
@@Nsaf tucson, Ariz., 50 in II: railway i, col col.
= grant car leaving track and plunging into
Ion u; s. Receiving ship Franklin. g.
5waukee,, frenlen. including. Chief Foley.
from inhaling nitric acid fumes #ss =
:M-Near iSfesss Edenfon, Il. sn &. IS Drowned ~
20 Cedar. Rapids. IA. in burning hotel. y
spter Mas Faiis T. by SfS@.Sf fesry boat cap
aoiean, N. T., q by explosion of oil tank.
Sin cyclone. .: .Hopewell, Ala. IL II tor. tor.
2oMRed Rec House, N. =. 5 in railway wreck Z +
23 Minneapolis. 8 by explosion in Oil plant.
sc-Ganistock, Pa. Sin explosion !, 81 fTIsSx: Dow.
/ Nay asf sRPstrolt. R.a9si y train plpns,nr into
5on St Virginia Coast. aoby sinking 81 steam
ship Saginaw. '5 fz 3 S. sSs..s
s]R5ass w. by 4, sliding eoek
i Jun Near stillwater, kan, 5 in I.ule raiiWan
,,-Madison. II, Is while protecting prop
# 11:--Aberdeen. Ark. BY houssboat capsix-
Y so-Hanna wyo, 2s5 by sas explosion Is /,
4 Jul. 4-In various cities 8 deaths are trace
I I able to accidents u celebrating the dsy:
8E-NearE Charlo te1Vil Va lslns&rST.Ss..:.-
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-06

Aug: Near Cumberland Falls, Tenn. s ia
81 railway collision ss5 sI53 f a
Devon, Ia in railway wreck. f...FsS5i
|T-Durand, Mich, <2s by collision Of trains
h Carrying Wallace Bros, circus. .
NIatilad1slnhia 1sl 7 y falling 9f W1s. Wa1k in
Mich. 5 by capsizing Of boat.
Sep. s-Near 'Yorkvtlle. s. G.. In railway
q Near Danvllle va, $ BY train jumping
odt foa sPsa.i t1sst1i g FL Fl hifn i e1p,o.,on in
4-Gale In Green bay sinks steamer Erie L.
Hackley; II drowned.
ls-Mear 1ed, Washington Crossing. N. T., Is In
New York city. 10 by cave-in in subway
Nov. Special train carrying Purdue COLI
lege football team for game with Indian
aPolls university Mreckeds II killed,
New 1ork eity. = n burning tenement. !,
s: naval matasinei property loss, $500 900.
&Nsar yiFginia City. Mont. 3 il mine Are.
;Esss + seaSsy as s. %ins x:
MB3nanzs ncds{ m;as , - = Is Dy gas explosion in
Pee; Eoms mssclarksburs, n. J., 5 in burnins
1s-Near Abba, Ia, cremated in railway
+ wreck. Near Piedmont, W. Va, by
/ s:oyerturning of 2Sengines. - ....
1SMLake Concordia, Miss, 6 by sinking Of
1s-Near Nashville, Tenn. 13 girls in fire
. that destroys Walden university
21-Godfrey, Kan, 9 in railway wreck. T.
2St:' Louis, by boiler explosion. =
%mtaurel - \ Run, Pa, 6s in railway wreck
2e-Near Grand Rapids, Mich, % in COL
lisiOn on Pere Marquette r. r.
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-06

=. ball season opens.
burg defeating Cincinnati =.
Jul" 1-Alan-aDale breaks world s@record
for 1ea7 mile \ over circular track in Chicago;
E E2..1nternationala automobile race in Ireland
for Jas. Gordon Bennett cup won. by
i sJsenaitsy; ma who covered s7oA N. IN hrs.
2sL.Bat9leship Kearsarge makes record
bor tTiR from Engand md to BanHar
eompetsd By BE- 's9D 3acRson sna
seWall L; Croker. who reach New York
after g days run from sansFrancisco.. :
to Los Angeles, ca, in III 7o:lhfs, M % 81 min. orA
A-Jas: j. Jeffries knocks out ,Jas,; J. Cor
pett in 10th round in fight at, San Fran
; CISCO. tor worlds heavyWefght champion
&-Dick Creaghe wins SIN. cowboy relay
race in s:42 rs.
h ssep1 Lou Dillon breaks mile record to
Wag9n for trotters, in Cleveland; 2:O44111k.
l. 3-Reliance wins Sd and decisive race
in international series for Amer
cca.. cSa,s GGP: i9p. Shamrock III. failinsto
..2-rrooper Davis 18th u S. cavalry reach
;es West Point, N. Y, making 200O m.
Oct 1--Chicago-New York auto tour ends;
A9SRfm. covered in 76. hrs. . MCGEE l3-yr..
9id2 9id5x makes 6A :furlongs IN Chicago in
7-.Miss. Lucille MulhaA, 49, yrs: old, wins
South McAlester, l. f., with we'll known
cowboys.
1S--Boston baseball team, champions Of
1 american league, defeats PittsburR,
champion team of Nat league. '
l9-Creseeus trots mile at Wichita, Kan,
in 1891. - .'' -
22-Dan Patch PAGES mile in 5sA at Mem
:phis; Tenn.
3Electric car at Berlin attains speed Of
:13O rs m. an, hr.
24-Lou Dillon trots mile in l. 5Sh at Mem
sphis.
H-At Memphis, Tenn, Dan Patch PAGES
m: IN 80 fiat, and PAGES mile to wagon
N-Tom jenkins wins worlds wrestling
cha mpionship in match with Dan NC
SLeod, at Pittsburg -
2s-Barney Oldfeld, at Denver, makes 8
I new automobile records: m. in 443 10
m. IN :3S and Is m. in H:24A. 7. Sir Thos.
,Lipton's offer of cup, for transatlantic
. yacht race in 1904 Withdrawn to permit
" offer. from Emperor William d. :: 9 : 81
Nov. T10-Dan Patch, at Birmingham. Ala.
>, PAGES m. on h-m: track in: 2:OSK ! = : ).
25-FItzsimmons and Geo. Gardner fight %
rounds in San Francisco for light heavy
weight championship, decision given
=. former AZ SE;Ss3s.a
26-Thanksgiving football games: Mich.
T. t@, Chicago O.: Carlisle 2S, Northwe stern o.
MINI. y. Wis. o; Pa.z42 Cornell 0; Neb. 16,
Dec. .12-Walthour and Monroe win 6-da.
cycle race in New York >. #: - ss..1$$.
iF :
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-06

Aug; s-Naval war game begins Off ] Maine
s-Lieut. Gen. Nelson A. Miles retires from
active service, and is succeeded byGen:
0-Pres Roosevelt defines attitude toward
+. labor question, saying. There is. no. OBJ
ment printing office constituting them
selves into union If they so desire, but
no rules or resolutions of that union. can
be permitted to override the laws Of the
>. United States which it is my sworn duty
to enforce. State Senator VIM. P, Sui
livan (Mo) convicted at Jefferson City
Of soliciting bribe for votes. =. .Battleship
Missouri launched at Baltimore. Nd.
Sep. 4-U. s.. cruisers Brooklyn and San
Francisco arrive at Beirut. E&
Oct. 17-American Alaskan claims
granted in all particulars save the
Portland canal, which is awarded
Jury in postal fraud scandal at Gin
~cinnati disagrees as to charges against
D.; ": Miller and J. M. Jones:
pointed judge of i. s. district court Of ter
=. rltory, and Geo. r. Carter succeeds to
governorship.
Nov. Geo. B. Mcclellan elected mayor
1f 4aons Msw 4sfx ssetSS aS M2rea asnc
S4 s}s aSoSt Ras5atS S&%9 aGv esTsin Msh
dsm * d2 1Sm 15s:r{ John Il Rates {rsp
ia9 &S % ao1 1i0fFs SecfSan 5 a%%ans edem FsP, Ky>
about so,oo5; ]. K: Vardman dem, Miss}
without opposition. .... Republicans sue
cessful In minor elections In Pa, NJ,
Neb., and Col, and the democrats in Va
9-Congress (5Stht assemblies in extraor-
dinary. session; Joseph G. Cannon (Ill.)
elected speaker of house.
16-U. 9. Senator Deidrich (Neb) indicted
by federal grand jury in Omaha on charge
OF accepting bribe for appointment Of
1s-House Of representatives votes (ss5 to
~ 21sats, to give effect to Cuban reciprocity
Nd, '. Miner and Joseph II, Johns ac-
quilted at Cincinnati Of bfibtng in con-
neotion with post Office scandals.
Cleveland announces uncondi-
tionally and frrevocably that he will not
be presidential candidate. :! ~ -
So-Lant K. Salisbury makes sensational
bribery charges against various public
and private individuals.
Dec. Irregular session of 5Sth congress
opens in Warrington; presidents mes
sage read. Gen. Leonard Wood nom
mated to be maj. gen. =. ~
S-Gov: j. c. w. Beckham (Ky.) inauEu-
rated. - - = .
12ERep. nat. committee decides next con-
: yention will be held in Chicago on June
1e;-u: S: senate passes Cuban reciprocity
bill 81 to IS. 7.t 80,
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-06
Business Failures

jan Go,s &RGe5wf 5R;xafs b5n2 Tex, E: W. Hardin &
P&TTor9gnto, PTergto.,e ka9:, ~, State te+ bank;
M6B%Rfton' 6a1Rars.' ,S3S 6i o6 R6ouehton' Ford Co.,
Feb: l@Nashvills. Ark. Howard County
s;x Xss1 Dantel i Hs5eS 5 Dresser
,sfs wEecked ckedSs'y Gity sayings bank; ts% e@ Co.
and and y; Hosncs 81. r. Fischer Gaensslen, tan
Apr. = Cleveland, O., Aultman-l1iller Co..
bank.
s1chieeso. Lord! @ l., owen 6 Co., wholesale
nSFeefst Payne. Xla., Peoples Bank 4
My lS,;ffoytdenes. R.: l., Mo..eesg g 8
bankers and brokers'; Ao, ,doa Co., - w.
1St Sa M Thomas, Ont, Atlas Loan Co.; A,-
1SGaro, Mich, Exchange bank
Bangor, Wis. Farmers e. Merchants
2-Worcester, Mass, Norcross Bros, con-
tractors and builders: sSoo, CO.,
9oDoylestown Pal Nat. bank.
AbS bfokers; SNeT yc9S6 9S69; Sharp & Bryan stock
H--Duluth, MINI, Commercial Banking
1sSAngola, Ind, Kinney & Co.'S private
1a-Boston, Mason & Hamlin Co., piano and
organ house; 81, ,0o0. GOO. Beaumont, Tex,
Sal G1tizenS w,]latsh6v Mat E sanyings Ssn bank
1e--La Grange Ind, Ellison bank, also
&Raitimore, 81, -eRt1Aj City Trust & Banking Co.;
.o~Besseme (Ala) savings bank. 4 -,
n-Bessemer, Ala, Bank of Commerce. y
aEBoston, Lamken cn M & Foster, shoe manu-
%-;Milton, md. Citizens, bank. = -
manufa cturers; $4,000. j; 4--...
1@SsS 5lsssls; 3sE9 ss,f2s: Talbot J. Taylor & Co.
S.Consolidated Lake Superior Go, at
american AZ ai and Canadian "soos;" &1oo,-
A-.-springdeld, Mass, Packard Nat. bank;
Oct: S:cBoliXsG, B yer ,ooo Pa. Reese Hammond
Dry Docks Co.
12-Foxhome, Mimi, Standing Bros pri-
vate bank.
lGt:y AGsyce Of MszjSs @ International Bank + q 4
1@Baltimore 7s tins Mdl Trust Co.; 5.57asl7a.
ternational Bank Trust Co. of. America.
M-bockport, p ILL.,, State bank: =
10000. .Lessener Mimi, Farmers and
Merchants bank, Allegheny. Pa, First
., Nat t, bank {resun1ss Oct: ~,
so-,Mount Airy. Md. Albert Jones & Co.,
bankers.
!. Nov. 4-Sheldon Ua.) State bank. Victor
(Col.) First Nat. bank.
6-Cripple Greek (Col.) Mimetallic bank. ;.
Pueblo (Col) Title & Trust Co.
e-Chicago, Sutter Bros tobacco house;
$1,800, 900.
1eColumbia, s. c., Olympia cotton mills. :
list. Louis, D. Crawford & Co., mer-
chants; 100000. -.
1E11reton qa) private bank....Egan g..
19--Elkhart, Indiana Nat. bank; $3.50, 900. ..
Henrietta, Tex, Farmers Nat. bank.
Dec. 7-Ravia Il. T) bank
14-Linn Grove (Ia.) Merchants bank.
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-06
Lyncbin&s

whom killed Sheriff Reese. near Brier.
field, Ala. John Hollins (negro) near
Drew. MISS; charged with attempted as
14ERansom ONeal and Chas. Tunstall me
groes) at Angleton, Tex; murder
&-Joe Ihomas (negro) burned at stake
near New Orleans; murder of Sherin
&C. A. sobrilofski, Russian miner who
had worked during strike, kicked to death
Feb. Lee Hail icoiored), at wrightsvill.
!. Ca; for shooting sher1r Crawford.
Mar. 9-Henry Thomas (negro), near
Parish; Fla; for attacking lo-yr. !old girl
Ark attempted assault on white woman.
BET9m ,,! GilyaTd leolored), at:Joplin, Mo !;
Haynes Bluff. Miss; assassination Of W.
ae1Mosss Hart tnesro. desperately, at
police. Amos Randall lwhite1, and Dan IN
Kennedey and Henry Golden inegroes1. J..
at Mulberry Fla. murder sof white man.
Jun: John Dennis (negro), at Greenville,
s1E: H WYATT lnesro5, . at seileviiie, ssSah ILL.,:
for shooting supt. Of Schools Hertei -
ts-"Banjo'' Peavy (colored), near Fort Val
5hoetins haUe nssn9es me draft ssaf Forest MSs for
Deco: White (negro). at Wilmington.
eass De "g6ass q }c9Eeas MssH 1sh9R Blk VALLEY.
2e Lamb Wk!tsiy leolpred5, a near Ei11s Monte- i
rsy Lending g: "a; 1nuld er ;;; :GarfieldMe-
at Newtown Ga; for murder Off, s..
Jul. EReuben Elrod (negro), at Piedmont,
, S. c.. .Chas. Evans (colored), at Norway.
8: G.; suspected Of murder of J. Z. Phil
5.Evansville, Ind. terrorized by mob that
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-06

{ John B: Allen At *ss.tt1cU se.Et1x-Ui 3 Senator
Congressman j. II. H w Rumn1;a nSa; E 10. =.
In Chicago; aged 81 S.S - - >At'.I' tA''.1I
Feb. .,g5EE5-H .ls4 S; Senator Henry L. Dawes.
G at Pittsheld, Mass. :. .ConRressmans sT'.fg' " II
Moodya at Waynesville, 81. e. o. s''3- :. !:
FEana !Ha1sn ~ dLya17 novelist, at Eastbourne,
Forf smitb Ex1dfov. 4 w VIM ). Fishback in
ss-Dr: Richard j. Gafiing. attn g inventor !,
E Gatlin}g gun. in N NeRs YoGk aged 81. -
Mar. s. Ex- Congressman JaS Fl HRlo,,,+ !
and paramount co commissioners Hawai-.
T.. at Macon. Ga # si&: G. : ~ -Is'Eo1Att' so
zINathaniel e. Fairbanks. philanthro.
pist, In Chicago; aged 73 49, I, - - 3
z9-Gustavtus +: Swift, multi-millionaire
uPETLu; PaI1i ~ 3 ors Senator II. w. corbett. at
Apr: Rear Admiral Geo. .. Belkn. q
IA Mass. at Key West, Fla, !: a9ed S1',-1'ep
l0-Rev VIM. III. Milburn. blind ctan1s,,,.
Of ~. 81 81 senate. IL Santa Barbara, Cal:
labsisham !. a{6 Il Yoq%qE pres. Mormon church.
22-Ex-Gov. and ex-U. s. Senator Alexan.
der Ramsay. in st. Paul !; aged IS. .1s.1'11, 1tA-
28-Gov. Deforest Richards. af. ChevanY,.
Wyo.: aged 66.... Irving NJ Scott. h,SiIds..s
g Of the Oregon. In San Francisco ai.
29--Stuart Robson, comedian, in New York: &
ao-Paul Du5 Chaillu, American authar Z Y.
explorer. in sc. PETERSBURG; AGED 81 Vltl. auo
May 24-Panl Blouet lMax O'Rell) in Pari.
. tired) at Dayton. @. a 81 re-
..Jqi 51Hsrriet stanwood Blaine (widox
az. g. 3.lss In Augusta n
16-P. M. Arthur, grand chief eneiueer ~
q Brotherhood of locomotive Enginesrs, sts
.ujas' sssssi N Wh,.,,.r Il, & q ienoe
Mower County transcript., 1904-01-06

z3Gsn. Cassius u. Clay, minister to RUS
sia under Lincoln, &C Whitehall, KY
sss ssd Frsnaiseo FMissae1s axsd a ell. seu'ptof ~
congressman Robert IA. Fosrdersrsins83
Torrssdsle, Pa; aged 2. 3.
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Lament Of religions at Chicago worlds .,
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MEEx- 1]S Coy, Henry L. Mitchell, at Tampa,
2-Ex-Geev. Gov Peter p; .rurney, in winchester,
Tenn. r.. 81 ;, -,
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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 ,oa ChaIGlottsnburg, n Germany; aged Se:
N. Y; aged go a.
@-Gen: Francis Marion Drake, ex-Gov. of
Ia, at Centerville; aged 70.
Dec. 2Dr. Cyrus Edison, germ specialist, in
New York; aged 46.
4Ex,Cong: ~ 5:S Wm. M. snrihnger dll.). in
Washington, D. G.; aged Ga.
@Co1g Con Henry Burk, in Philadelphia;
S-Herbert Spencer, philosopher, author
and scientist, in Brighton, Eng; aged S3.
author, in Philadelphia; aged 73
l2CJohn =: Proctor. pres. U: S. civil service
commlss1on, in Washington; aged SO.
14--Ex-U. S. Senator Alexander Mcdonald
(Ark.), at Norwood Park, NJ j.
2O-Frederick r. Coudert well-known New
YORK lawyer, in Washington; aged II.